SLEEP MODE
One of the greatest new features that your Smart scope has is the SLEEP mode. This feature has been designed to considerably extend the period of scope’s functioning, to set the scope to memo- rize your initial settings and endure battery’s life (by settings we mean only digital settings which include brightness of the tube, brightness of the reticle, and magnitude of the IR.) Here is a descrip- tion as to now the sleep mode functions:
The scope will automatically shut down if it does not sense any activity (i.e. pressing any of the but- tons or simply moving the scope back and forth away from your face) for 20 minutes. When activat- ing the sleep mode the scope will first warn you by turning off the reticle for 10 seconds. If you intend is to keep using the scope simply touch any key and the scope will reactivate.
One of the reasons for the SLEEP mode being programmed into your scope is to keep the light intensifier tube and batteries safe in case you forget to turn your unit off. If you notice that the reticle turned off after 20 minutes just push the SL button and the scope will return to its previous settings.
To put your scope in the “SLEEP” mode any time, just push the SL button and
NOTE: The scope is capable of running in SLEEP mode for more than 10 (ten) days and is ready for use at any moment. Remember, you don’t have to turn the unit off while you are using it (“Smart” sight remembers all the settings). Use the master ON/OFF switch only to store the scope.
PROXIMITY SENSOR
If you turn the proximity sensor on it will activate the scope when brought to your eye. The proximity sensor disables the scope when you take it away from your face. This feature has been introduced to prolong the life of the tube and the battery.
To turn the proximity sensor on press SL and + at the same time.
To disable the proximity sensor press SL and + at the same time again.
NOTE: Proximity sensor would not turn on automati- cally after master power has been switched on.
Proximity sensor
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