Troubleshooting, Problem Check points and solution

Troubleshooting

Track down the cause of trouble using the following chart. It may save you a trip to your nearest Nikon service center.

	Problem	Check points and solution		Ref. page
	The shutter	a The slide cover is not completely open.		13
	cannot be	→ Open the slide cover all the way until it clicks to
	released.	turn the camera on.
		a The orange LED blinks.		11,31
		→ The flash is being charged. Once take your finger
Shutter		away from the Shutter Release button, lightly
		press the button again, and release the shutter
		after the orange LED stops blinking and stays lit.
		a Letter “ ” lights up on the LCD panel.		14,15,
		→ A rewound roll of film is inside. Replace it with		24,25
		a new roll.
		a No indicator on the LCD panel.		12
		→ The battery is exhausted. Replace it with a new one.
	The flash does	a The orange LED blinks.		11,31
	not fire.	→ The flash is being charged. Once take your finger
		away from the Shutter Release button, lightly
		press the button again, and release the shutter
		after the orange LED stops blinking and stays lit.
		a “ ” lights up on the LCD panel.		32,34,
Flash		→ The flash does not fire when the subject is bright		35
		enough. To fire the flash, set the camera to
		Anytime Flash mode.		12
		a No indicator or the “	” blinks on the LCD panel.	12
		→ Battery power is low or the battery is
		exhausted. Replace the battery with a new one.
		a The orange LED blinks quickly.
		→ Check that the flash unit is not pressed down.		11,31
		Do not touch the flash unit.
	The subject	a Camera shake		18,19,
	The subject	→ Gently press the Shutter Release button, or use		33,35
	appears out of	a tripod or place the camera on a stable flat
Focus	focus in the print.	surface.		31
Focus		focus.		31
		a Something in front or in back of the subject is in		22,26,
		→ Be sure to center the autofocus frame mark on
		the subject before releasing the shutter. When
		correct focus cannot be easily achieved, use
		the focus lock.

42Additional Information

ED 120 specifications

The Nikon ED 120 is an advanced spotting scope designed for nature enthusiasts, birdwatchers, and outdoor photographers who desire extraordinary image clarity and color fidelity in their observational pursuits. One of the standout features of the ED 120 is its Extra-low Dispersion (ED) glass, which minimizes chromatic aberration and ensures exceptional sharpness throughout the entire field of view. This technology significantly enhances image quality, providing vibrant colors and high contrast even in challenging lighting conditions.

Another noteworthy characteristic of the Nikon ED 120 is its impressive magnification range. With a powerful zoom capability, users can observe distant subjects in detail, making it ideal for birdwatching or nature observation. The scope is designed with a variable eyepiece that allows for quick and easy adjustment of magnification levels, offering flexibility depending on the user's needs and the environment.

The construction of the ED 120 emphasizes durability and weather resistance, making it suitable for outdoor use in various conditions. Its rugged body is both lightweight and compact, allowing for easy transport during long hikes or extended outings. Additionally, the scope is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed, ensuring it remains waterproof and fog-proof, providing assurance that the quality of the view remains uncompromised in damp or humid conditions.

The Nikon ED 120 features a large objective lens diameter, which allows for maximum light-gathering capacity. This feature is particularly important during dawn or dusk, enabling users to spot and identify wildlife even in low light situations. The anti-reflective coatings applied to the lenses further enhance transmission and reduce glare, resulting in clearer images.

Ease of use is another focus of the Nikon ED 120 design. It is equipped with a user-friendly focusing mechanism that enables rapid adjustments to achieve sharp images. The scope also includes a rotating tripod collar, providing stability and allowing for easy repositioning without having to adjust the entire tripod setup.

In summary, the Nikon ED 120 is a premium spotting scope that combines advanced optical technologies with rugged build quality. Its ED glass provides superior image clarity, while its versatility, durability, and user-friendly features make it an excellent choice for anyone serious about wildlife observation and photography. Whether in your backyard or on a remote trail, the Nikon ED 120 promises a captivating visual experience.

Nikon ED 120 instruction manual Troubleshooting, Problem Check points and solution

Models: ED 120

Troubleshooting

Problem

Check points and solution

42Additional Information

ED 120 specifications