Newcon Optik NV66-G2-4x operation manual Switching the unit off, Operating at night, Focusing

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In the daytime with lens cap on it is normal to observe a fuzzy image. Switching on the unit device in the daytime is intended for testing purposes only.

Switching the unit off

After you have finished using the device, turn it off by rotating switch (1, Fig.1) to OFF position. Put protective lens cap on the lens. Remove the battery from the battery compartment to avoid damaging of the device in case of electrolyte leakage.

Operating at night

Take off the lens cover from the lens. Turn on the device using switch (1, Fig.1). If lighting is insufficient, turn on the IR illuminator by turning switch (1, Fig.1). The red indicator (Fig. 2) will go on. IR illuminator is effective when observing an object located not far from the viewer.

The IR illuminator is visible to anybody with a night vision device.

Adjusting to individual vision

Turn on the device. Direct the device at an object placed within 8-15 m from the viewer. Obtain the sharpest image possible on the eyepiece screen by focusing the eyepiece lens and then the objective lens.

Focusing

To obtain sharp image at other distance adjust the lens focus leaving eyepiece setting intact. You should be able to obtain a sharp image for distances from 2-10 m to infinity.

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Contents NV66-G2-4x Important Information Precautions Contents Warranty Customer Support Acceptance Certificate Features Some typical activities where NV66-G2-4x can be usefulOverview Delivery SET Optional accessoriesStandard delivery set Unit specifications SpecificationsMain tube parameters Spatial frequency-contrast characteristicField of view cleanness NV66-G2 Unit DesignOperation Instructions Installing batteryAdjusting to individual vision Switching the unit offFocusing Operating at nightInterpupillary distance Installation of interchangeable lensesTroubleshooting What This Warranty Does Not Cover WarrantyFrom all countries Customer SupportAcceptance Certificate Night Vision Device NV66-G2 Newcon Optik