Orion 9533, 9535, 9536 Parts identification

optical tube: This is the main component of the

telescope.

tube clamp: Holds the telescope to the fork arm.

Unthread the knurled locking screw at the top to open.

Insert tube and re-attach locking screw to secure.

Eyepiece: Takes the light gathered by the telescope

to a focused point and creates a magnified image.

star Diagonal: (80 mm model only) Holds the

eyepiece and provides a comfortable 90° viewing angle

and provides a right side up image. (Image will still be

left-right reversed.)

Focuser: Use the plastic knobs on either side to

move the drawtube in and out to adjust clar ity of your

image.

EZ Finder ii reflex sight: Similar to a

finder scope this helps you aim the telescope and locate

objects in the sky for viewing. The wide field of view and

correct image make it more intuitive. The EZ Finder II

generates a red LED “dot” that shows where your tele-

scope is aimed. The EZ Finder II must first be aligned

with the telescope. This is described in the Getting

Started section.

Fork arm: Mounts to the tripod (10) holds the Tube

Ring Clamp (2) and houses the two motors. The hand

controller and power supply will also plug into this piece.

accessory tray with Hand control

Holder: Used to hold eyepieces or other small

accessories to keep at arms reach while observing. Also

used to stabilize the tripod and includes holster for the

hand controller.

Hand control: This unit houses the Go-To data-

base and should be used for all movement of the tele-

scope. (This is described in the Hand Control section on

page 8.

tripod: Holds the fork arm and telescope and allows

you to adjust the height of the telescope.

leg lock Knobs: Loosen to extend or contract the

center portion of the tripod legs for height adjustment.

collimation adjustment Knobs:

(reflectors only) Used to align the primary and secondary

mirrors to achieve the best possible optical quality. (This

is described in the Collimation section on page 19.)

Parts identification