•You may need to focus the 35mm camera or video camera in combination with the Viper in order to get the sharpest possible image.
•We suggest that you find an open space to work in. Focus the Viper so that the scene is at its sharpest. For best results you should disable the auto focus (if any) on either the 35mm camera or the video camera and manually focus the 35mm camera or the video camera. Once the image is sharp, then simply adjust the Viper’s front lens to change the focus.
•An important part to remember is that you are not taking a picture of an object that is far away from you, but you are actually taking a picture of the phosphorous screen of the Viper that is only
Your Viper | Camera adapter |
| Video or 35mm |
Set screws | Camera |
HEADGEAR
PART I
Figure H1
Figure H3
1)The first step that you want to take in mount- ing your VIPER on your head is to fit the head- gear to your size. Adjust the headgear fist befor attaching the VIPER to it.
2)Loosen all the straps and plase the head- gear on your head.
3)You will want to tighten the side straps (Figure H1) fist.
4)Then secure the top strep (Figure H2). This one is rather tight so you might need to remove it from your head, when you are adjusting the strap.
5)And last you will want to adjust your chin strap (Figure H3).
Figure H2
PART II
Now you are ready to mount the VIPER on to your headgear.
1)Remove the already adjausted headgear from your head.
2)Slide the VIPER on to the rail (Figure H4). Loosen the tightening knob (on the rail) to enable you to easily slide the unit on. Don’t retighten the knob just yet.
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Figure H5
3) Adjust the vertical position of the VIPER to
your comfort and tighten the vertical tigten-
ing screw (Figure H5, #1) and tighten verticalFigure H4 fixator (Figure H5,#2).
4)To adjust horizontally you may use the vertical tightening screw (Figure H5, #1).
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