80mJ Laser Target Designer & Rangefinder - Advanced Technology, Accurate Results

The LDR80K1 Laser Rangefinder and Target Designator System is a cutting-edge technological product meticulously crafted to meet the demands of high-precision target designation, rangefinding, and laser coding indication. This system effortlessly achieves precise measurements over ultra-long distances, with a maximum rangefinding capability exceeding 10km. Additionally, it boasts formidable strength in target designation, covering distances of 6000m and beyond. Notably, the LDR80K1 is designed with extreme lightweight in mind, with the entire unit's weight strictly controlled to be within 650g. This maintains its advantage of being compact and portable without compromising the stability and excellence of its performance.

To cater to the diverse needs of different operational scenarios, this system specially offers customizable laser divergence angles ranging from 0.3 ~ 1 mrad, providing high flexibility. Furthermore, the LDR80K1 strictly adheres to internationally recognized industry standards, ensuring its wide applicability and high reliability across the globe. With its outstanding durability, precise measurement capabilities, and compact, portable design, the LDR80K1 Laser Rangefinder and Target Designator System has undoubtedly become the ideal choice for professionals who pursue efficient and accurate operations.

The laser rangefinder target designator offers the following functions:

• Respond to laser ranging and target designator commands, with the ability to stop ranging or target designating instantly upon receiving a stop command.
• Output distance data and status information for each pulse during ranging.
• Automatically stop ranging after 5 minutes if no stop command is received after initiating 1Hz ranging.
• Automatically stop ranging after 5 minutes if no stop command is received after initiating 5Hz ranging.
• Allow for setting the target designator time, code, and output the selected settings.
• Respond to laser target designator commands by designating targets according to the set mode and code.
• Output distance values and status information for each pulse during laser target designation.
• Prioritize responding to target designator commands. If a target designator command is received during continuous ranging, immediately stop ranging and respond to the target designator command. While executing a target designator command, do not respond to any other commands except for stop target designator commands.
• Allow for adjustment of output energy.
• Report the cumulative number of emitted laser pulses (with data retention during power loss).
• Perform self-tests (including power-on self-test, periodic self-test, and start-up self-test) and output fault codes.

1）Power-on self-test: Including

     High temperature alarm;

2）Startup and periodic self-tests: Including
    High temperature alarm;
    Charging and discharging;
    Laser emission/non-emission.

Note: As the laser range finder/designator can only detect charging and discharging issues as well as laser emission/non-emission faults when emitting a laser, the power-on self-test does not require the detection of these two faults. During startup and periodic self-tests, the laser range finder/designator reports the detection results from the target designator or ranging operation.

• Capable of monitoring temperature and reporting the current operating temperature of the system;
• Outputs a temperature alarm.

TECHNICAL PARAMETERS

STRUCTURAL DRAWING(In mm)

ELECTRICAL INTERFACE

Baud rate: 115200 bits per second.
The socket model for the laser rangefinder target designator is J30J-15ZKP; the corresponding plug model for the photoelectric system end is J30J-15TJL(WL150A4). The specific signal definitions for the laser rangefinder target designator are shown in Table 1: