LPR L6R Thermal Imaging Optics

The LPR is a thermal imaging scope built for serious hunters. It's packed with features, including a built-in Laser Rangefinder (LRF), Continuous and Single LRF modes, adjustable LRF alignment, a visible laser, multiple colour palettes, Image Calibration, digital zoom, Brightness and Contrast adjustment, Weather Mode, PIP (Picture-in-Picture), Level (Pitch and Roll), customisable reticles and reticle colours, five Zeroing Profiles, Zeroing, Ballistic Calculation, integrated Environmental Sensors, Recoil Activated Video (RAV), Recoil to Zoom, Auto Standby, Wi-Fi, Correct Bad Pixels, selectable Length and Angle Units, multiple languages, and Factory Reset. You can access more settings and customisation options in the RIX+ App.

•Lower NETD for better thermal image quality.
•A 2,000 m maximum LRF range, with better ranging performance in high humidity.
•Adjustable LRF alignment, so you can precisely align the laser beam as needed, plus a built-in visible laser for LRF calibration and short-range target indication.
•Synchronised optical and digital zoom adjustment, plus adjustable UI/icon size.
•A large 1.03-inch, 2560×2560 AMOLED display for a clearer view.
•About 30% lighter than the LEAP series.
•Integrated Environmental Sensors that monitor temperature, humidity, and air pressure in real time and provide environmental data for Ballistic Calculation.

The LPR comes with a Quick-Detach (QD) mount compatible with Picatinny / MIL-STD-1913 rails. You can adjust the scope position within the mount and the mount position on the rifle to suit your preferred setup. Eight M4×10 socket head cap screws secure the scope in the mount.

Please do not overtighten the ring screws. Maximum torque: 21 in-lbs (2.4 N·m).

Yes. The LPR has a 30 mm tube and works with other compatible mounts. For the LPR L6R, we recommend a mount height of at least 40 mm.

Before heading out, complete the following setup:
1.Power on the scope.
2.Adjust the dioptre, focus, brightness, contrast, and other image settings as needed.
3.Install and securely mount the scope on the rifle.
4.Zero the scope and save the appropriate Zeroing Profile.
5.Calibrate the LRF if you plan to use the rangefinder.

1.Make sure the scope is properly mounted on the rifle.
2.Select a digital magnification on the Home Screen.
3.Open the Zeroing function.
4.Select the Zeroing Profile you want. The LPR has five, labelled A–E by default. You can rename them in the RIX+ App.
5.Set the zeroing distance and, if needed, the Length Unit.
6.Open the Zeroing interface and follow your normal zeroing procedure. Use the Top Knob and Right Knob to move the reticle. If the rifle isn't fixed in place and you don't need to calculate the point-of-impact offset, use the Freeze function to make reticle adjustment easier and more precise.
7.Save your zeroing data and exit.
If the profile you selected is set as the LRF reference profile, the scope will prompt you to calibrate the LRF.

You can mechanically adjust the laser beam position on the LPR's LRF module using the top and side adjustment screws. The module also has a visible laser, which you can turn on from the Home Screen or the LRF Calibration interface. It's meant for LRF calibration and short-range target indication.

WARNING: DO NOT EXPOSE EYES TO THE LASER BEAM.

For LRF calibration, you can choose either:

• Intersection: The laser beam and optical axis converge at a specific zeroing distance.

• Parallel: The laser beam and optical axis stay parallel.

The vertical distance between the lens centre and the laser source is 32.15 mm for the LPR L6R.

1. Select a Zeroing Profile and complete zeroing.

2. Open the LRF Calibration interface and select the profile you just zeroed as the reference profile.

3. Aim the centre of the reticle at a target at your zeroing distance and hold the rifle steady.

4. Turn on the visible laser.

5. Use the top and side adjustment screws on the LRF module to align the laser beam with the target.

6. Save your settings and exit the LRF Calibration interface.

Alternatively, you can position the laser directly above the target, with a vertical offset equal to the distance between the lens centre and the laser source.

You can turn Ballistic Calculation on or off in the Main Menu, and set the ballistic parameters in either the Main Menu or the RIX+ App. It's off by default on a new device. After you turn it on, you must set the ballistic parameters before using it. The scope comes with default parameters for initial testing, but we recommend entering your own verified parameters before actual use.

Start with the optical adjustments, then fine-tune the image settings:

1. Dioptre: Turn the Eyepiece Dioptre until the on-screen text and icons look sharp.

2. Focus: Turn the Focus Knob until the target image is as clear as possible.

3. Brightness: Adjust Brightness in the Main Menu for your lighting conditions.

4. Contrast and Sharpness: Adjust these to fine-tune image clarity and overall appearance.

5. Weather Mode: In high humidity, switching to Rain mode may improve clarity. In clear, dry weather, Rain mode may add visible noise.

6. Image Calibration: If the image gets noisy, briefly press the Power Button to run Image Calibration. The image may freeze for about a second, then clear up. The scope can also run Image Calibration automatically when it is powered on and idle, depending on image quality.

7. Correct Bad Pixels: If you see abnormal or defective pixels, use Correct Bad Pixels in the Main Menu to fix them.

The LPR combines optical and digital zoom in a single Optical-Digital Zoom Adjustment Lever.

• Optical Zoom: Push the lever left or right to change optical magnification.

• Digital Zoom: Move the zoom knob up to unlock it, then turn it to change digital magnification. Move it back down to lock it when you're done.

• UI/Icon Size: At higher optical magnification, some on-screen status information or icons may be hard to see. Use the Right Knob to adjust the UI/icon size so everything stays visible.

• Recoil to Zoom: When turned on, the scope automatically switches to a preset magnification after it detects recoil.

2) Zeroing Calibration — Press Record to enter the calibration interface:

Select the calibration distance, align the reticle with the target center and fire. When the impact point appears, press Laser to freeze the frame. Adjust X/Y offsets with the encoder to align the reticle with the impact point, then press EXIT → Laser to confirm and save. Press EXIT again to exit.

In the Main Menu, select the Reticle Type and Reticle Colour. Reticles 1–4 keep the same apparent size when digital zoom changes. Reticles 5–9 scale with digital zoom. Reticle 9 is customisable in the RIX+ App.

The LPR uses a replaceable 21700 battery. You can also use an 18650 battery with the included battery adapter sleeve. When installing the battery, make sure the positive terminal faces toward the inside of the battery compartment. If the battery is installed the wrong way round, the scope won't power on, but it won't be damaged. For replacements, use a 21700 battery about 75 mm long or an 18650 battery about 70 mm long.

Battery runtime depends on temperature and how you use the scope. The published operating time was measured at 25°C with RIX batteries. Battery life may be shorter in cold weather. For the rated operating time, see the LPR product specifications.

Yes. You can power the LPR through its USB Type-C port with a compatible external 5V/2A power source, such as a power bank. This can extend the scope's operating time.

Yes, but it takes longer than charging outside the scope. For regular use, we recommend charging the battery with the included battery charger.

The LPR supports both manual video recording and Recoil Activated Video (RAV).

• Manual Recording: On the Home Screen, press and hold the Left Button to start or stop recording.

• RAV: Turn on Recoil Activated Video in the Main Menu, and the scope records automatically when it detects recoil.

You can access recorded videos through the RIX+ App, or by connecting the powered-on scope to a computer with a USB Type-C cable.

Yes. You can customise the functions assigned to the buttons and knobs in the RIX+ App.

The scope asks you to select a language the first time you power it on. You can change it later from the Main Menu.

1. Turn on Wi-Fi in the Main Menu.

2. Open the RIX+ App on your smartphone.

3. Follow the in-app instructions to connect the scope.

Open the RIX+ App to check for a new firmware version. If one is available, follow the in-app instructions to update the scope.

The LPR is built to withstand recoil impacts of up to 1,000 g with a 0.3 ms pulse width, which makes it suitable for hard-recoiling hunting rifles and shotguns, including larger-calibre platforms such as .375 H&H, 12-gauge shotguns, and 9.3×64. Actual compatibility depends on your specific firearm, ammunition, mounting system, and recoil characteristics, so always verify your complete setup before use.