IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Read prior to activation
You have just purchased a complicated electronic device. To operate it properly, please read this manual carefully. Here are some common Precautions that must be noted.
•NEVER expose the opened objective lens of an active unit in daylight. (Note: 1st generation units will still remain active for a few minutes after switching the unit off). At daytime objective lens must be covered by caps. There is a tiny hole in the cap to provide enough light for day time operation. It is allowed to turn on the unit at daytime, but the lenses must be covered by caps.
•NEVER aim active unit at intense light sources (i.e. lights, headlamps, campfires, the moon, etc.)
•NEVER reverse the polarity of a battery
•NEVER disassemble the unit
ATTENTION!
Image quality of the object, which is being observed when an image intensifier is functioning, depends mainly upon operating characters
of this image intensifier.
Due to this fact black spots, which are inherent in the image intensifier, may be seen in the
field of view of a viewing device. Field of view is shown below.
Central zone
Boundary zone
Periphery zone
Permissible defects, which may be seen in the field of viewing device, are given in the table
Type of | Zone |
black spots |
|
| Central |
| (circle of diameter |
| 5.5 mm) |
Immovable | Boundary |
| |
| (circle of diameter |
| |
| Periphery |
| (circle of diameter |
| |
Moving | Entire field |
(circle of diameter | |
| 11.0 mm) |
Size of black spots, | Number of |
mm | spots |
Up to 0.073 | Not limited |
From 0.073 to 0.150 | 5 |
From 0.150 to 0.294 | 1 |
From 0.073 to 0.150 | 10 |
From 0.150 to 0.294 | 3 |
From 0.294 to 0.400 | 1 |
Not limited | Not limited |
From 0.150 to 0.294 | 1 |