Night-optics Panther 336 Thermal Riflescope (336x256 | 50mm) Manuel d'utilisateur

PANTHERHigh Performance Thermal RiflescopesOperator Manualver 1.0.2014© 2014 Night Optics USA, Inc.

OPERATION9DISPLAY, MENUS AND SYMBOLOGYELEVATION: XX.XXCMWINDAGE: XX.XXCMSCOPE SETTINGSRETICLE SETTINGSCOLOR SCHEMESERVICEINFO2X1234567FIGURE 8: Displa

The “Reticle Settings” menu controls the reticle position parameters, color and type on the display of the riflescope. Press and hold the “Menu button

OPERATIONSTORAGE AND MAINTENANCEThe “Service” menu controls the Automatic Shutter control, Language and Ambient Light Sensor or the Automatic Brightne

TROUBLESHOOTINGImage brighter/dimmer than usual.SYMPTOMSPROBABLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTIONNo visible Imagea. Device is not powered on.b. Objective lens

13ZERO SETTINGS RECORDWeapon Type Ammo Type

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ver 1.0.2014Warnings 2Product Overview 3Package Contents 3Product Specifications 4Operation 5-11 Battery Insta

2This device contains highly specialized and sensitive internal electronics. Handle with care. This device contains no operator serviceable components

3PRODUCT OVERVIEWPACKAGE CONTENTSThe Panther Thermal Riflescope is a no-nonsense, purpose built shooting system for those who are serious about Infrar

4PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONSResolution (FPA Format) 336x256 | 640x480Technology VOx II MicrobolometerOptics 50mm f1.2 High-Grade GermaniumMagni

5OPERATIONBATTERY INSTALLATIONPOWERING ON AND OFFFIGURE 2: Battery Placement12[1] CR 123 Battery “+” facing up[2] CR 123 Battery “-” facing upBATTERY

ATTENTION!• Replacing the riflescope mounting hardware with an untested after-market component will void the warranty. Improper installation of after

ATTENTION!• Buttons operate in 2 ways: “Momentary Press (Press/release)” & “Press/Hold (Press/hold for several seconds).”• Do not press device but

Optical Focus: To Adjust optical Focus, rotate the optical focus adjustment knob (fig. 1-11) located on the objective lens, from left to right until d