Newcon Optik NZT1-M2 operation manual Operation Instructions Warning, At Moon Light

6.OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS WARNING!

NEVER OPERATE YOUR NIGHT VISION DEVICE IN DAYLIGHT AREAS WITHOUT THE LENS COVER ON! NEVER DIRECT THE LENS IN THE DIRECTION OF BRIGHT LIGHT!

6.1Pre-starting procedures.

1.Unpack the device. In order to install the battery, open battery house cover (8), and install the battery.

Check the functioning of the device by switching it on (click switch 7) and looking through eye-piece (9). If power supply and the batteries are O.K., you will see greenish lit screen. If the screen is not lit, check the batteries. Replace the batteries if necessary. if everything works, now is a great time to fill the warranty card.

Note: The scope will remain on for up to several minutes after releasing the ON button. This is normal.

6.2 Testing of operation,

The scope can be switched on by short pushes on the button (7) during 1-2 seconds. The lens cap must be on the lens (3).

Direct the device on an object placed within 10-20 m from the viewer. Turning the eye-piece (9) and the lens (3) try to achieve the sharpest image on the screen of the image tube.

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6.3 Operation at night

AT MOON LIGHT

Take off the lens cover from the lens (3). Turn on the device using switch (7). Turning the eye-piece (9) adjust to achieve the most clear image on the screen. Then obtain the most clear-cut image of the object focusing with ring (5). Repeat the steps of focusing if necessary.

As a battery saving measure, the unit has an automatic delayed shut off. When brightness of the image is being lowered, press the switch again.

If brightness of the screen is decreasing, replace the batteries.

Take out the batteries during long periods of non- operation.

AT INSUFFICIENT AMBIENT ILLUMINATION

At insufficient ambient illumination use the AP-7 Infra/Red illuminator. Attach AP-7 Infra/Red illuminator unit using the mount screw (4) to the tripod socket of the telescope lens NZT, then switch on AP-7 (2). Focusing of the beam is done by rotation of the lens ring (6). The angle of the beam can be adjusted as well (5).

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