automatically into Declination Setting Mode. If Calibration is unsuccessful, the Cardinal Points will blink and you will have to repeat the previous 4 steps again. To skip setting the declination, press the ADJ button to return to the Compass Mode.

Declination Setting

Declination adjusts the compass for the local magnetic fields. In some areas, magnetic declination can be considerable, so it is a good idea to check for declination on your map or on the Internet. To adjust the compass declination angle, go to Compass Mode and hold down ADJ button for 3 seconds, and the Compass Homing Calibration Mode is displayed. Press MODE button until you get into Declination Setting Mode displayed as ‘DEC’. Press COMP/+ or BARO/- button for desired value then press ADJ button to save settings and exit the mode. Declination is sometimes measured as degrees positive and negative. Degrees East are considered positive and Degrees West are considered negative. For example, to change

from 3 degrees East (positive) declination to 3 degrees West (negative) press the BARO/- button until 3W appears.

Self Homing Mode

Allows you to preset a reference bearing which tells the Compass to alert you to the direction you should be heading. Go into Compass Mode and press COMP/+ button to display compass homing. To adjust homing bearing, press and hold ADJ button for three seconds. Press COMP/+ button or BARO/- button to adjust to desired bearing setting. Pressing COMP/+ or BARO/- will increase or decrease bearing by increments of ten. A single push of COMP/+ or BARO/- moves bearing by 1 degree. When done, press ADJ to return to Homing Mode. To return to Compass Mode press COMP/+ button.

To operate the compass in Homing Mode go into the Compass Mode first, then press the COMP/+ button again to get into Homing Mode.

The main reading displays the actual bearing and the lower reading shows the ‘home’ bearing. The segments on the circumference show the difference between the two bearings, which can be used to redirect you to stay on course.

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To conserve energy, the display in the Homing Mode will show 3 ‘bars’ instead of the current bearing, and the segments will not be displayed after 1minute. To activate the display again you must press COMP/+. To exit the Homing Mode press MODE again to return to default Compass Mode or MODE to return to Time Mode.

AUTO BACK LIGHT

Press the LIGHT button to turn on LCD backlight for 5 seconds.

Night Mode

Night Mode allows the backlight to come on automatically when any of the function keys are pressed except when the compass is in Compass Mode. Press and hold down LIGHT button for 3 seconds, and the Night Mode icon (represented by the light symbol) appears. To turn off, press and hold down LIGHT button until the light symbol disappears.

BATTERY INDICATOR

Low Battery Indicator

A blinking battery icon will appear when the battery is low. The battery compartment is on the back of the compass. Replace used battery with a CR2430 lithium battery.

BAROMETER AND TEMPERATURE

Barometer Mode

Barometric pressure in hPa(mb) and temperature in degrees °F with weather forecast graphic. To enter the Barometer Mode press MODE button until Time Mode is displayed, then press BARO/- button. If in Time Mode, Compass Mode or Altimeter Mode then just press BARO/- button and Barometer Mode is displayed. On entering the Barometer Mode, a barometric graph is displayed graphically on the dot matrix display.

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Bushnell 70-0102 Declination Setting, Self Homing Mode, Night Mode, Low Battery Indicator, Barometer Mode
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70-0102 specifications

The Bushnell 70-0102 is a versatile pair of binoculars designed for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers who require high-quality optics for a variety of applications. One of the standout features of the Bushnell 70-0102 is its impressive 10x magnification, allowing users to see distant subjects in great detail. This level of magnification is ideal for birdwatching, wildlife observation, or sports events, where clarity and distance are crucial.

The binoculars come equipped with a 42mm objective lens, which contributes to bright and clear images, even in low-light conditions. This is particularly beneficial for early morning or late afternoon excursions. The large lens diameter enables a wider field of view, allowing users to scan landscapes or follow moving subjects with ease.

Bushnell’s 70-0102 binoculars feature fully multi-coated optics, which significantly enhance light transmission and image quality. This technology ensures that users experience bright, sharp colors and improved contrast in their viewing experiences. The prisms utilized in the Bushnell 70-0102 are made of BaK-4 glass, a material known for its superior light-gathering ability, which minimizes light loss and enhances overall performance.

In terms of durability, the Bushnell 70-0102 binoculars are designed to withstand the rigors of outdoor use. They are encased in a rugged rubber armor, providing a non-slip grip and extra protection against shocks and impacts. Furthermore, these binoculars are also waterproof and fog proof, thanks to their nitrogen-purged construction. This means users can confidently use the binoculars in various weather conditions without worrying about internal moisture or damage.

The Bushnell 70-0102 is user-friendly, featuring a comfortable and adjustable eyecup system that accommodates both eyeglass wearers and those without. The twist-up eyecups allow for optimal eye relief, ensuring that every user can enjoy a full field of view.

Overall, the Bushnell 70-0102 binoculars combine powerful magnification, quality optics, and durable construction, making them an excellent choice for anyone looking to explore the great outdoors. With their user-centric design and advanced optical technologies, these binoculars provide an exceptional viewing experience, whether you're in the field, at a game, or simply enjoying nature.
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