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Owner's Manual

DigitalHunter'" Riflescopes

Including:

DigitalHunter Riflescope <Model DHl)

DigitalHunter Day Night Riflescope (Model DHD

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TABLEOFCONTE"''TS

T,ll..Introduction . l

D~riplion .._...... .. .._.._. ...4

3 Rif1escopt'~lup.--. . _.. .6

Mount;ng Digjt~IHunlerlo.. Rifl" H ••_

Sighting-In........ . 18

ImageC..pturcandDisplay... . 21

Retidl' Crl.'alion and Loading... . 23

8 RalliSlir Dala Table Creation and I.oading.... . 24

9 FileTransferl'nxf'ss 25

10 Mainlenan~

11 Opt>r.. lional R«ommendalions_ __._.._.._.. .._ ..28

12 Troubleshootins ..nd Repair __.._.. .._.._.._ .._.._.. -31

W....nmly ..nd Rl'p.. ir _.._.. .34

Q"i,k Sbr1 REFERENCE CARD _.._..__.. ..37

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I INTRODUCTION

Congratul;llions on your purchase of an ELCAN DigilalHuJller'''' riflescope, the world'sfin;1 diSllal riflrs£opt'~ Your purchas.l" of this revoluliollMY product indicates th"t yOIl wanlmore from your rifk'SC0f'<' than just controlling the impact point of your bullet. Reinventingthe rifll-scope, ELeAN combined advanced ll'chnologi,><; origi""lly develop.....:! for themilit"ry, i.e., rifle-mounted digital pnlQ:!Ssing and electro-optics, \vilh state-of-the-art opto­mechanic,ll engine.:oring. The result is an exciting new (<ltegory of rifle'<C{}pes known asdigit'll riflesropes. Thl' Digit<l]Hunlt'r product line currently indudes L>igitalHunter (mood1)111) and Digital/lunler DayNight (model DHDN).

Consult the hWlling laws in your locality loel1Sull'compliaTlce, espt.'Ciillly while hUTlting at night. Typic"lly,game hunting is not allowed at night (usuallyddined ilS30 minutes after sunset through 30 min\ltes beforesunrise). 5onl(' st"tl'" also limit varmint hunting todaylight hours

Fxpt.>ct exciting perfomlance from your new DigitalJ-lunter riflescope - it will enhance yourhunting or shooting experience in the field and on the rilnge. \Vith Digit"IHunter, you canboth be more successful ;n ~hooting activities and ~hare those successes via digital videoand ~till photography with friends and family

Know and practia' the following basic rules of Silfefirearmhilndling

1. Nevcr point a firearm in an unsafe direction!

2. Always treat el'ery fireaml as if it were lOiIded~

3. Always be .'Om", of your tilrget before you ~hoot!

1.1 I'roduct Packaging Contents

The DigitillHuntef comcs with cvcrything YOlll\ccd h' operate Ihe riflescope in the field indayli"ht hours eXa'pt AA lithiwn batterics. TIll' following figul"<' identifies the items thillyuushould find in thl'box.]fyoll c!onot find all thesc itclllS, gotolhe/'roollcl Support pageill the E-LODGE '" section of our website. Click on the ProolKI SIWfl(}TI link on th"t pilg'"and fill in the requested information, Then dick on SEND to l'milil that inforrn;,tion to us.We will follow lip promptly to get you what i.s n{'("c!<:d, Replacement parts can be obtainedllsingthcsameprocess.

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Item Dfl<ription

DigitillHunter'" Kint'SCOpl'

2 BaI"-'ryAcct'S5CoWI"

3. Input/Outpul Acee;s Con'.

4 Eyeguard

5 MoontingHardware St-t12 ea<:h)

6 SOCard

7 Foam Inwrl & COVl'T

8 Owner'sM.llllMl

9 Dily Filter (Mood DHDN only not shown)

Part Nun,ber

166'J..tOO.(K\Il

1669391-0001

1669388-3101

1669378-lXUI

1~1

P776916XlI2

22OO1-ffi-l

16688'>8-U....n166884.....(1001

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1.2 Ballislte Softwuf: Downlcud

Ek-ctronic ~lh~lic COfflpl'llSalm is ON' of DigitalHunter's primary bell\'fits. Ballistic D.ltarabies specifM: 10 yoor rif\@and. ammuruhon an.> essenh,tI to ",,,h7.t' tilt' \'dlUl" of ek-ctronio::b.llli$llC rompo.·,...... tior'l TIle ballislic ""frw,ln' usOO 10 cre<lle Balli~lic Data Tables on )'0""

pl'rsorol compult'f is indudt'd wllh your DigitalHunter riflEosropl'_ Digil<lIHuntl'rownership abo enlll~ you to full use and benefits of our t'.dU~jH· [·LODGE - 1M onlyofficial DigilalHunter on-line ust'I'1!i' group. To obtain your ballistic soflw,ue "nd 10 ....nroll111 this group, jU~1 register your purchase on our web~ite Bl!ndits of rt'gistration illdudl'"

• A ptopt'rly administen.od wMTanty

• The ability todownk..,d ELCAN's ballistic software to yom PC

• Mt'm~r-;hip in our exclllsiw r-Lod~rU!'l'nI Cnlllp, wht'rt' you can:

- SharI' and view video and illl"g~"Scaptllr~'({by fellow DigitalHunter <L'iot'rs

- Share and wad Cl<JX'ricru:es of fl"[Jow DigitillHunh'r US<'!"S

~ Cwatl",share, and obtain lX.'Iides for use oro your Digit"lI-lunl('r tif\escopl-'

Stay curr~'fIt on po>Vrrfull"ll'W software downloads as tht"y bt>ron~ a,-ailab\(,

~ Pilrticipatr in ELCAN-sponsored l'\"('nts designOO to "nhaOCl' four outdourad"entuTl"o.

H.1l1islic 50ftware downloOO, r-Lndg.. and product registration infonnation an" all found al!CtIwckp"mzrlmi'l'S?tncpm'rlotgr Click un the dOOl" labt"1ed HDigitalHuntt'r ~rsltJt'ak-'rsHlogl'll>t'lTt,-d

1.3 URofThi5Manuai

TIllS Owner's Manual dl'SCribl.'S the opt'ralion and fe"lurl'!> of your Digit"IHunterrifl,'SCop'" On(> of tht' bt'ndits enjoy,,,, by ,··Lodx~ mt'llIbers is the lIbility to downlo,ad till'lall'~t rt'vi~ion of this m olT1",,1 from out w,·bsitt'. Operation of both t'url"('nt DigitillHlInterIll,Klds (DI-ll ,'lId DIlDNJ is the s.1nle. with DI-IDN "dding" low-light Illode fur activenight vision {Sl"l' pamgraphs 3.4, 11.6,"nd 11.7)

Tht' operatlu,,,,1 sImplicity of this powerful rifll'!>COpt' defim's Digit"IHunter. TIlroughoutthe d ....ign proa">,s, Glre was taken to ensure that the u;.t'r focu;,cs on hunting and shoutingand rl()I on controlhng the riflescopl'. Conc~plually, tilt" rifle.<rope functions much lile"'JlICiII Hgla",,_and_nIol't.'lIH ri~ (i.t'., mounting.. sighting-in. aimmg.. l'le.) except thatadjustn"ll"llls an.' accomplished electronically ratl"ll"r lhan medtanioCally

ThE' nik-scope is rontrollrd ,·lot a ~imp\(, menu systl"lTl fIiIvigatt'd by a l"n>ad, Tall" a fewminutt'li to»l't up tiM' scope pl'r Section J bt"fO«' going to the range. On.ce lhe SCOJX' is Sl'tup. it is n.'adv to bt" mounted on a TIl'\{' (Seclion <t) for sighting-in (Section 5). tJnn> sightlng­m I~ complet". you an.' ready to go. The soopt' can bt" lumed off at any timt·, and whentun"ll"d back on, it n.'1unl'> 10 the 5l'lIings preso.nt when pre"iously turned off.

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l1ll' following figure IdentWe. DigitalHunler's key fealures. l1l.e nly Filler on \too:ll'l!)HD;>., is not ~hown in thfo figun"

2 DESCRIPTION

Dig,talHulltcr IDH!) is ,In optrornc d{'Vice combming hIgh qU<llity, US lIloll1ut,,, t"" Icooled optics wilh digital pR)o(TSSlOg and digital \'isibk> ....,\'oOl' electronic!> In " ru~:,,1

hou..in); d('oiignt'd to withst..nd Iypicdl hunting em-ironmellb. Dri'-en b)-- ,)fl(' of tht" II" ,powl'rful digilal<"gnal proc~.... d,-ailable on the markl'llodilY. DigitdlHunter

• C"p1ur{'O, ",ideo and shll "naSt'S aUlorJldli<:i1l1y and maflllitily

• UM'S" typK:<l1 SO (ilrd widdy us..'d by digit,,' c.~m('r,lS

• Displ,,)'~ c..plured vidoo and still images immcdi.llely on ;In on-bo.:Hd d,,,-'\' ""'Wdb-play

• I\llows filt'S tn~ copied 10 or from thl' SDcard via a USIl ('.,ble (no! incl,,,I''lt)

• En..bllSdigit,11ballistico>lllp.'Il....ltiol1 .. tust>r....nh'r('O .,mgt'S

• l'mvid''Silronstilni large c,.;it pupil (12mm)

• Offers Olll' of ,he brooodcst nl<lgllific<lhOn ranges '1\'aH"bl.. in riflesropt-'S (2."ix It> 11> 0;,,)

• Penmts ~wilchingamongfourdiffell."J'lt M>cks at thfo tOllch of a bullon

• Enable-.Io.lding of user-ereated CUSlom I"et>cles th,~t can bl' any roIor or conhgur"t"lIl

Digitalliunter DayNight (Modf'I'DHDN) is similar 10 DHI wilh the additiorl of an ,1\11\\'night-vi!;iorI mode. DigitalHUllll'r Da)Nighl is a day/nighl digital rifJe5copl'. The d.....Ii"htmode provides the <arne f',,('elk'nt lInagery for targeting during thfo day as Model Dt II Ttl('acli\'!' nlght-yision mode d~pla)~ bl.lock and white images of objl'<ts ill night Without ll:<lilf;blinding spotlights, expensi\'e inlage inlensifil'r or infrall.'<l riflescope;. The aclL\l' nll;hll'islon n\<Xk requires Ihe usc of a commonlr .",,,il,,bk' Mar infrMOO illumln.llor (notincluded). DigitalHunter UlyNighl also pro\'ides relll,lrkablc low-light pl'rfoml.llll..'I' ,lIld,~" luwer-eosl, high-rl'SOlution ,,1t'::Tll"llYl' to i'n;;Ige intensifier or infrMed riflcscopt.'S

2.1 SpKifinlions

r ...""meler

MasniflCatio,m

DbplaYl,(1 H)Vat 100 r..rds

OperiltingTimc

I'<lWerSoIHCI.'

hit I'upil Di"mC't.::r

Dlopler Adjl1.~llTlent

()pO:'r,l\Lng Temperalu",

Value

2.5xloI6.5x

364 f\'Ct (2.5x); 5.8 feet (16.5x)

>4 hourSilt7T~(25'C)

4AAlithiumb"ttcril'S

12nlil1imcters

:o6Omillimelers

t6dioplers

11.7'; inches (without ere guardj

2601.11'K\S

-4 10INF(-20 t049C)

Rainproof,shockproof

IS H" for 10 Sl"COOds at QVGA resoluliorl

Jl'l:G

DVAVIType2(MJP"G)

s.."Cure digital card

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3.2 Physie.lOlControls

The physical controls <Ire li:;ted ""low and shown in the following figurt'·

.1'ov.'erOn/Off

• Direct VIeW lJIspldy On/Off

• Shutler

• Magnific.. tion Incrt'ilS("/Decrease

• R.,nge [ncreil!K'/Decn'''se

• Rl'tideSt:looion

.Di"playUrighhll'SS

• COlltrastConlrol

NOIf': Anv menu can"" ent..red and mudifiL'<.I "" de"ired and t'Xih,.'d at anypomt. Yuu do not h......e to go through th.. enlin' 5l'lup procrourc. Sirnply chilnge

Ltlw de"rcd <;cl!mg and ~xit to act;\'ate the new sdting.

• Menu

:Ul Power On/Off

ro turn Ihe riO'-""OO!X' on. PI\"SS and hold the 1\.'Cl bullon on the keypad for approximat,'ly1 ",,'«,"d, The e)'l.'plece d,splay turns on wtthrn 3 ",-'Cand" in the ""lilt' mode and "I."thngsprt.""t'nt at power down. 1 he Direct View Display turns on during pow..r~up. displaying theDlgltalHunter logo and then hum oU ,lUI'( fl f('W <erond<; to ffiOSeO'C hallrry power Totum It bad: on, pn..... the square bullon on tn.. right of Ihe keypad (Sre Section 3.2.4.) The"""pe is now ~y I\I~, Mounting and "ighting-in a....d~ in Sections 4 and 5 ofthl"manlMl

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J RIFLESCOrE SETUP

A quick setup procedure .IS ,n,lil.lble on the handy ",(erenet:' card at the !Mek \>1 th,manual. We n'(ummend that you first read !he detaiWd 'octup ~ppbed in thl>. sectlllofl

3.1 Power

I. If O-ring b nicked or otherwL'i(' unsuitable. contact us (as in Section I I) lur ,I

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2 Lithium AA b"ltl'ri{'S al"t' strongly rL'alllunl'nded due tu "ignific,lntly 10111ll'r b,ll1l'ry iiI"andlnwl!rweight

3. Power adapter specs: 12VOCat5(XlmA, l.7mm)(4.7Smll1plug..alld.o:nk.l:po"ltl\'t' Ine'Hllply with FCC interference specif'iCittions the power <ldapter you use mu."t ('mrlll\shielding u..ing ferrite ""aeb;. Set- our .....ebsite for infom\iltion on po",'t'r adal't.·,..,nll'l'lingthosl-speciflC.. tion.<;

R...mou' Ihl' batll'ry dCO.'S>o awer on theleft ~jd(' of the riflescope by po..hingdown on the l.,tch ,md pulling the COH"off Ensure that the Q-ring on the acrt.'S6COI'O" ~.. not damaged as it ddecllllc 0­ring on the lice..."".. cowr could .. lIowwa!l'r MId dl'bris to enler the biltl('rycompartment r".."lting in ~rious

damage to tl1<' electronics (l\'ulc 1)Install four AA l..iih.il!m balterit's (Null' 2)in lhl' oo1tt'ryoomparlnwnt. takingCilrethat thl.' po5ili\'l' and negali,·f' {'od.. ofthe bitUl'rit'S are orientoo per theillustralioonontrn-housillg

If 110 VAC power is a,-ailable. anAC/OC plM"('r adapl('r (Notl' 3) C<ln be~. The 3d.1pwr plugs inlo thePOWel( port filed in the InpullOutput Ports romp..utmeol on the right..ide of the scope under thca<:ctS6oo\'er.

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Import..nl: Pres.s the Menu button once 10 ~witch bctween the two IIlO:>t commonSHOOTIr-.:G <;('tlings; Zoom/Reticleand Rangc!Brlghtnes5. To obtain the Contr...sl ConlrolSClling. pn'SS and huld thl' Menu button while W'1IChUl6 thl.' DiIl.'Ct View Display unllithewords TARGETING MODE appear.

3.2.2 SHOOTI\JG Mode

D1gitalHun".'f hilS Iwo model>: SHOOTING and MENU. 1lK> rinesrope poWl>r<; up In lilt'SHOOTING mode There are three different sellll1g5 in tl~ SHOOTING m<llk·Zoom/Reticle. Rangc/Br;ghlneq;;, and Contrast Control11M' only differeno? lx'lwI'<'1l lilt'Ihn.-e o;elllng~ i>. Ii'll' fUflctioru; tholt the arrow bullons on the ke}l)ad rontrol. Hlghhght.",icons on the erep~ di.-.play indicdll' wInch SHOOTING setting the riflt-<;cope is III TIll'highlighted ~icle ,,00 "",gnificahon irons in ttw.- figull' bdo...· indicate the Zoom/Rt""•. It·SO!tling The Dit«t VIeW Display will ..1so display ...·hich SHOOTIXG setting IN- riO"-":' 'is in. The riflc,;,eope Coin be u-wd for targeting in any of the lhrol' 5e'Itings. The o........,:n ·1\

irons are deo;cribed in the following figure

ContrutControi

N (normal) orT (targt't) to right ofMagniflCiltionioron

Toggk><i the ,lutomatiocgaincontrolbctwt'('nNandT (Now 2)

uro Range numbl-rhighhghled

ItingtiBrightn5S

Chan~L'Yepi«e

displaybrighlnL"IS

Chang...s bro Range(1\010.'1)

ZoomlRriKle

Controls Used in SHOOTING Mode

ZoomandRetic....ICUl\Sh.ghlightL>d

Changl'Srelic....

Chang...sm.lgniflCation(loom)

COnlmlll

3.2.3 h.lCllS

Note I ~Ze~ rangew ... u... range whert." you !loki the rl'tocle "n u... desired buUI"l.rnpacl romtand ll"l thl.' nf"-"lCOp<'oomp<>nsate for lhe 1ral"Clory of the bullet.

Note 2: N (lIorm..I) IS usa:! in mo5t OUldoor slhldtl....'S "'llh n()l"mal(;onlrasl 'iO'1\L'i and l>

rec:ommend,"(l for rn051 ~HU,lllQlls. For a small, bright Ml');el wllh d",k background, u"'" T <'a",el)'o'll.'l,delallsonlhebr;ghllargL"l.

M'''llI.jlly locus the retidl' ,\Ild display icon~ (or YOlir ,·ision by n,tating th" diopler focusrinK loc,'kd on Ih" "ey!.''' !.'lld of the rif1l.'SCope. M"llually focus the target illl"!:>" by rot"ti"gtlw'*'fl'Ctll',·lensC('lIloca'e<!ontlH.""fronl"l·ndoftherif1esrojX".Oocelherif1l~p"is

"lghl'''l1-ln. unage focuschilngessholiid be rl1mimal.

3_24 Direct View Display On/Off

1'1't"'.... the <;quare button on th... right of the keypad to tum the Di....'C1 View Display on andoff U".· thl!> d~pla\' for menu rtaviS"tion and to VM.'W IllIages and video capturOO by theDi~itdlllunh'rrifKscopl' on the 50 c.. rd Turnmg this display off COIlSl'rn_"S battery hfe Thel),n'(1 V..._ Dbplav turrn. on 'II inilial power up. bUI lums off aft...r approximillely) ",-,,-,_I,,'oCOllSl'rw b.llter}" life its normalsetling is OFF.

'2'i Shutter l~bnuallmag... or Video Capture} Bullon

1',,_ tilt· round Shutt... r button on the back of the keyp;od to manuall) acti\ate the imagecaptul't' of either a "lngll' fitill inldg... or " \idoo 5eqUl'nct". depl"nding on the captureMode "'11m.: (Image or Video). ThO! $hutt.., bUllon ilL-o H ilnns• DigitalHunt... r when thenfl•....:op.· I.. ...,' to ARMED. (s...... 5l'<:tion 3.3.2.5_) Another fUllCtion of the Shuttl.-'r button isIt> ~.Illl.d und..... n.od ,-ideo capture whi.... it is OOC\llTlng. Th... is dorn' by pre«sing Ih... ShUll",bun"n wh,1e the Video iron is rOO.

Baner,L.ifeIndicalor

.......­_......le/Itobe51Ol'*lon Image Of Video

SO Card Mode

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3.2.6 Menu Butto"

US{' the Menu button to Il<l\'igiltc through the DigitalHunter fllnCliort~.,Press il one... ~Sil1l:kdick) 10 switch between the two ml".;l common SHOOTING Sdltngs. To obl,lIll theConlrilsl Control selling, prl'SS and hold the Menu button while watching the Din'Ct VicwDisplay until the TARGETING MODE "'ppcMS, Quickly press it twice (double click) I"enler the Me"" mode. A single dick of the Menu bullol1 exits the Menu moo...

3.2.7 Zoom

When the sc0p<' is in the Zoom/Reticle s:etting, the t or j. bullon ~c1ivatcs the zoom IIIincTCmental steps from the Jowl'S1 magnificatIon to the highest. The mCr<.'nlcntal steps;He2.5x,3X,4)(,5x, 6x, 7x,!'l)(. 9)(, l1x, 13x,and 16.5x

3.2.8 ReticlcSdcction

Whl~11 the rifll."Scopt' is in the Loom/RPIidc selling. prt'ss the -+ or t- bullon to ,t,'1'through the rdick'S (({l't) , Ret2, Ret3, ({l't4) one ilt a tin\('. St.,<:tion 7r1iscusS<'s G"atlllg ilndinstaliingnl'wll'ticlefik'S.

3.2,9 Disptilyllrightnl'Ss

In the Range/Brightnes/;'S<:lling. uS<' the -+or+- bullon tocha"ge the displaybrightne,sfrom minimum to maximum

3.2.10 Range

lnthe K.ilnge/Brightnesssdting. the iur ! button increaS<.'Sor d('Cre"sesthe"erurilnge.Inthis rilnge. the shooter can hold the retid,' on thedl'Sirl'<l bullet impilct JX)int ilnd let theriflescopt' compensate for the trajectory of thebllllet. 5fftion8describ.'Sthisfe<lture

3.3 MenuMode

Use the Menu Illode toS<'t up the opt'ratio" r-;;;I;_Y;==~;;;:::;:;;;p;;"'\of the rinescope, From any of the r...-·......""'"................'-\~~~1t~_~i:~~~~h,~~~.~~,h~~~~ul~';~~ Boresight formode, the user Ciln perform confi/;uralion Range Units~:~:~oi~~~~~~~ n~:e:displayed in the Zero Range

• SCOPE menu (shown to the right) - Ballistic DataSection 3.3.1 - Used for sighting-in <lnd Adjust from llIiliillzerurangeadjust

• ~~:~:r:~eh~~' ~~~tion 3.3.2 - Used for L.__Be9_i_n_A_dJ_'U_stnl_e_n_t_-,

• SETUP menu - Sectiun 3.3.3-US<'d to set time/d<lteand video output format.

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Navigat" betw,'('n the thll'e nlenus using the -+ or +- button. The name of the activiltednl{'nu is highlighted in fl'<l. To select pilr<"'lt..ters in a menu, usc the i or ! button. TIlt;

selected pilrameter has a red arrow to the right oi its title. The ClJfll'nt parilmeter selling ishighlighted in i/;reen. Within theactivntcd menu, youc;m se]('Ct iI pMticularS<'ttingbypressing the-+or+-bulton until the desired settingappeilrs. Then presseithertheior!bullon to go to ilnother p<lmmcler or single click the Menu button to sa,,~ the selling andexit the Menu Illode.

INote: You can s.::t up, th~ menus in any order and change them as often <IS In('Ccssaryat any tIme

3.3.1 SCOPE Menu

The SCOPE menu is used to select paramet.. rs for sighting-in th(' stop<' toa rifle

3.3.1.1 Bon't'lghlf<>'

The Boresight for field is uS<.>d to ;;<.,1,,<:1 thl' dl'Sired retide' Rell, Ret2, Ret3, or Ret4.St.'Ction 7 discusS<'d cre<lting and installing new retjd~ iiles.

Range Units allows the user to S<'lect distance units in Yilrds or meters.

.LlJ.3 ZnoRollgt"

Zero Range is the distilnce at which the bullet impact point is the same as the ilim pointrhissctting '<<'Icctsthe rangeilt which the rifle istobe initially zero<'<I.

If n Ballistic Dilt,\ Table has been lo.lded into the scope and sel('Cted as discussed in theIhll1istic Data St'Ction (below), you C"n s€lt"Ct only the7.ero rang'" "<lh'e from the tabl .. (or7.ero).YOllcannotsclect "illul'Sotherthiln thesc two.

If no Uallislic Data T<lble h<ls lx'Cn l""ded, <lny zero nmge ""luI' (in increments of 10) can beIt><lded. For this reason. we recommend that you complete the Ballistic Data (see nextsubsection) ;;<.,tting step bl'foTl' setting th", Zero Range

3.3./.4 Ba/hslicDalo

Th(' Ballistic Data "-'tting allows YOll to sek'<:t from up to four t,lbles of ballistic correctiondat" (Tablel, Table2, Table3, or Table4). None is the default selling and indicall'S that not,lblew<lschO'«'n

You Ciln cre.. te Ballistic Data Tables (as discusS<'d in Section 8) on a personill computer (PC)using software providl>d with the new rinescope as discllssed in St.'CtiuT\ 1,2. You ent..rdet,\iled and precise information about your specific ammunition and rifle (cali1><.-r, barrell,'ngth, twist r<lte, etc), The ,<oftwilre output is a llallistic Data Table in common text fileformat tlMt you can easily modify using a text editor commonly available on Pes

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.. ~ic.lIT«tmoIog~

.H.2.J Me-Jr

Notr. Vidco~menlsare 10 Sof'<:O!l<b long

.L1.2.5 AlltoCol'tllrr

There are three setting choices for Auto Capture: ON, ARMED, or OFF. Auto Capture ONenables an imagt' or ,·idro sequel"lCt' 10 be captured upon firing of the fireann. Images 0"

"ideo can alwa)"! be captured manually in citl\(>r the ON or OFF 'ot'tti.ng b)' pl"l'S.'Sing theShutler billion.

If you choosol- Auto Capture OFF. )'00 m,,~t pres;; the Shutler button 10 enable m.1.nualImageor,·idt'OcilptUn.·

Wht'll you ""t Auto Capture 10 ARMED, no im.1.gt'S will bt' autOfllOllically captured untiltl1!.cr the ShulIt'f button i~ p .......o;;ed, which puis DigitalHunlt'r into tht' ARMED llKKlC'. Th~fe,llull' pll'\·t'nt~ C,lptUIl' of undesired imag.", or video due to e....lll~ ""ch as working therifle aclion or ilcCidt'l1tally bumping the rifle. Cilptllrt' of unde~irro lmagl~ or video Ciln foilup the SD cMd, delay rt'\'iewing of dl"'ired captures, and, if il OCCll!" jusllx-fore a d{·~ifl..:l

C,lpllor,' OCCUN, it Can cause th,· d.·"in'd ilHilbe to lit' misst'.:! while the und{'Slr,>d irn"be or\'id,'<.,file is Iran"ft'rrl'<l to tht' SlJcard.

If the aclion o( your rifle (l'Spt'Cially tilt' aClion thalloods a Ii"" C<1.rtridge into tht' ch,'mlx-rJCau."ol'S an undt ired lfTlilge or vidt'<) to Ix> captured whilt' DigltalJ tunter is ~t in Ihe AutoCapture ON ttlllg. USoe' of the ARMED Soe'tting is recommendl.'tl After ....lting II\(> AutoCapture 'iC'lhng to ARMEO. Iea"e DigilillHWlter disarmed unlil jlL....t before an auto cilrlull'~ de-.irro laher a he cilrtridgl! is in the chamber and the safety ON). The C)·epit>ce dispbywill ~00w an iron I'\"ilding Un-Armed al this poi.nt. (5t'oe the following figure.) TIlen p .........~tilt· Shulter button ona> and the soI>d gll'{'n Video or Image icon will appl'i1r in the Il~rIdt "ol'Cl1t>n of lhe eyepIeCe display. EilCh II1'1.1ge or \ideo Qlpture in this '<elting TIXIulresrfl"'~,"g lhe Shutter bulton to ann prior to the shot. If unde.ifl'tl inlilge capture ocruf', it(an lit' c,u'lC\:l~'-'d wh,k-the Image or Video icon is rro by pTl'S5ing the Shutler button. The~""ll...... ,..'<.1 fill'S can bt.> deleted on the Review Images scll'{'n.

J.l.23 Quallt.V

The Quality ~lection Soe'ls the resolulion of the captured. image. The higher the qualit)'"l'1Ktt'd. lhe larger the resulting file:;. which means thai fewt'r images or \'ideo segnwnt'jCan be ...1.\'<'(1 10 the SO card. All ,ideo segments art' 10 seoonds long. Qutrlrt)l ,,(f«ts IIttrMUllOf1 of 11K st'S"rnrls. not llIn, Inrgth Quality also impiICls lhe lime rl'quired to Siwe thevidro 10 Ihe SO Qlrd TIle higher the Quality Soe'lling, the IllO'l'C lime' required to lii\ .... thedala 10 lhe SO Qlrd The Image or Video icon on the eyepiC'CC' display blinks In red wh.lelhe imagery data b being sa\"l>d. During thi~ limt', lht' rin(";C()pl' can be US<"d as a sighlingdevlcC', but image capture and keypad conlrol a~ disabled. When Ihe Image or Video ,conun tht' eyepil'Ct' dbpl.ly i~ a steady gret'n, lmast' capture and kt'yp.1.d wiltrol all' a\·ailabl.,

13.2.4 R"(ord R~lldf

Record Reticle sct~ tht' rifk'SCope to rt"Cord imagery with (YES) or without (NO) lherehc1e The fl·tic1e will stiU be "isibl., on the d;"play. but will nol be vi"ible On the illlagl'Sorvidl.'\J

Mode is the first parameter Ibled Ul the ,]~fi[fliilii(ji[il!f),IMAGE menu. If still image cilpture is I­desired, 'lCk'Ct Image. If video c,lpturc isdesill'd,scll'CtVideo.

.U,2,2 V"ll'OSlllrl

ModeVideo Start

i.~~::o~:~: r;ls(~~~C:li:gre~;:\; :ut\I~~ Qualitybillion) al which the \'>dco is 10 be capturro Record Reticle:~;: ~~~ ~1C;:io~~:~n\~;;, Auto Captureslam. "ith \'ideo that '" resident m Review Images:~O~~~I~t~;~~n: '-----------'sa"ed to the so Citrd. The -5 Sol'Ihng provides 5 SC'COIlds of video bo,>fort' the shot and 5secomb of \ ideo after lhe shol. Other scleclion'i include (4 seconds before imd 6 St.'C'On<.I..after),-3,and-2.

Ea<:h table contain:- minute of ...nglt· (MOA) correction value" 011 the \"ariou>. ran~ ..... \"('1.1

sek-ctl't'l whm creating the tabk> AftI'!" yOllIo.ld four Bill1isllC" Dilla Table'< 10 lhl'n~(XctK)ll8). they can b@ <:ckrtoo at the Balli!;tic Data S("Iting for 1m- reticles n."!>Kll."ll1 In thtrifk-.;cope Whm wlt>ctt'd. the nfk"<'Opl' I.l'i4'S these t."lb ...... 10 mablt' you 10 II"" dm'CIl" III fl,IIIlmJtJ ""I"'" pornt at the spt"Cir)( rang.. you l'nlerro "llhl,> lime of the shot.

If no BaIlI..~11C 0.'101 T"bles hilt'\' beffi lo.xIed, or if you Willli to use the nnt'SCop<' ",thout.my b"UlSllCrorrectioro, st>lect None

3.3.1.5 A.Jjl,-"'!rrmr

Adjust from l('lls lhesoopc which ,mhal field point to use when pcrfonning the ~igh\lIlg"n

adjustn'cnt. The two choi~ arc Default Zero (which is the (<!ntcr of the field of ... ilOW) andLalit Zero Set (the last position ,11 which Ihe zero point W,IS S<'t), Use Default Zero wht'llthe seopi'" is initially mounted ,)11 it rifle. After initial sighhng-in, the Last Zero Set ,<,tt'll!:"hould be uS<.>d when making final incremental adjustment~.

3.316 lksmlld/usl"...,,1

Begin AdjuSlment star'" the SIghting-in itdjustment pnx("OS described in Section 5

3.3.2 IMAGE M""u

The IMAGE menu sets up photographIC p<lrametcn.. To enter the IMAGE lTll'flll from th..•SHOOTING mode, double did. the Menu bulton, and then pres5 the -+ button ()I'IC('

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Time Mode 24-OOurTime set 12:00 pmDate set 01/01/2006Video Output NTSC PALAuto PowerSave OFFColor Balance

1.11,6 Rrt!I<'fl'lmf/grs

ForSilf...ty:

(I) Capl\Hei imagl.'S will not b.> dispL'\yoo on tht> e),t'piece display

(21 CaptUll'd imdges will b.>displayoo oolv In ttlt' I:>trt'ct v"_ o.spla.,.when ItIt' rit1t'scopt is pointoo up.

Use Revi_ Images to d~l'\.l)' Citptured Im<lges and ,'ldeo St'qUl'nce5 on llw DUt..:1 V"'wDisplay, A l>lng~ dick of the Mt'nu bullon opens the Review Images mode. di"pl.wmK hllimag~ first. To na.·igale lhrough lh... image files, usc lhe.- ... or ..... bullons. 111"101/:(' 101\ ,lr.

nam("(t DHIXXXX, when! XXXX is a sequential numbt'r

Single c1kk the Shuttl'r bullon to enter vidro ft'plily mock Use Ihe .... or ..... llllll'>n I"n,wig"tl' through video fik'S. Vidt'O fill'S are namt>d DI-IVXXXX To plily vidt'() c1llh, pr,'thl' i ilrrow bull"n. Dt'lete unde~in.'d files using the J, arrow button. To toggle lx'tW'~'11 thtilllagl' and vilk" modes. prl'S;; tl1l' Shuller bUllon. Single.dick tIll' Menu bUIl<1Il ,If;,1111 hir<'lurn hl th ... pl\'violls SHOOTING mode.

3.J.J SETUP MffiU ':Sitii!fiwtiiMiU.iij~The SETUP menu is UI>O.'CI 10 '\('1 op tI"" I­tHnl'/dal..."'K!ro paraml'lers. To mler theSETUP menu (rom the SHOQTIXG mockdoublt' dkk the Menu button, and thenpres.sthe-+buIlOll !Wi«'

.J.131 T",,,Moo(

USlllg Time Mode, st:'1eet either a 12·houror 24-hour dock

3.l3.2 TIIII('S,',

Use Time Selto set thl' corrloct lillll'

LU..J (Mh'S.,

U..... Dale Selto seIthI.' COrrl'1:1 dale

3-33.4 V,droOulpul

Uo;.e Video Outpul to set the .-ideo format that the Digilall-iunIC' g('flt'r~tl"S at the VIDEOport. Select eillwr NTSC (il North American • ideo fonnat) Of PAL (a European ,'idroformal) as appropriillc, "fhI:, default sethog IS OFF 10 OOfl\il'r....e battl'f)' po....er

.lJJ,5 PonVTs.t..

To adi\'i1le aotomatic puwer sa.\"(', S('1l't:'t ON. When the auto power-""..." function is actil-e,mel ltlt' rif!l'S(1)!X' is motionless with no bUllons pl't'SSl'(l for J mlOull.'S, DigilalHunter willtr.lnsihon to power-'.....e mod". As the transItion 10 power-'iilv" mode begins, the wordsEntering Po_r Salle in!Q seconds apJX'ars in the cycpi('Ct' di~pl,lY. The seconds counlll,)",n 1J1 i. !. through 1. Then, unit'S.." you mOl'\, thl' riflescopc more th"n 3 d"gTl":-'" "rpush a bulton, Digil,I!HlIllter will go into powcr--silve modl'. DigitillHunlcr will rdum tothl' "'1111<' Imxt.. rt'Sidl'nt when Power S"Vl' occurred upon ~ny motion gre.ller than thrl't'd('lo\r<.'C~ or wllt'n IIny button is pressed (ocept Power on or Direct View Display on). Th..Tt'tllm lraru.illon l"kt'~ k-s.s thilll 1 St-><:ond.

TIl(' manual !"'Iw\'r· ,>,we mode ;" alway' avai1.1ble, regardless of thl' Auto PowerS.1Ie",tling To m,moally pia(\! Digit.'\IHunll'r into power--san' mode from any other mode,p ..." tl>l' l'l.'d Power bulIon for less than I !l<:wnd. 11le Direct View Displily will tum on for:l ,,"-"Cl.md.~ dlsplayong the ~ge Entering Power Save Mode To e.. it or cancel manual!,o",o;>r...... "o;> modo;>, pT1Sl'i any button.

rn ddt'nnll\(' DigllalHunler's status dUring power sowe, tom on the Direct View Displayand wnew the lllfonn.lhon.

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3.3.3.6 Color BaIIIllC..

Set CokH" Balaoce an:unt.ng to the lighting l'm'jromnenl Daylight autom.,IK:3Il)optimues thE- ndeo for outside dl)lighl conditions (normal hunting conditions). TUllgI'optimi.l:l'5 the ",deu for tungsten-type (incandescent) Indoor lighting cond,tlOfb FluoroptimlA.... the,,~ for f1uorl"oCrol-l)1X' indoor lighting conditions. The Daylight ~llllg ~~ed for hunting. Model DHDN hits an itddihon.d selling Idbeled Low Light ­No FiIt... Use this ....Uing dUring mght-vit>wing situatIOns.

3.4 low-light Mod... (Model DIION Only)

Digilalilurltcr DayNight (Model DHON) has an aci(I,tiOftill mode klbelt'd Low Light. Withthi~ addition, Mod,,1 DHDN becom('~ iI d.lyInight seopt'. f\,illuring active night vi:;iun TIl('d,lylight Illode providl'S the SMile nCl'H,'nl irn"l;l'ry for to1Thclmg during the <1,ly .mdIwilight ilS Model DilL The "elil'e night-vision (Low Ught) mode displays black ilnd wlHI"images uf obJ(."Cts at nighl up tu 75 yuds away or ("'1ht'. without the nero for ~p"tlighl_,

e"p('n~il'e inl<lgl' intl'nsifil'rs or infrared rifll'SC0pcs. To ~ in the dark, the "eti\"\' night\'i.<;ion mode retjUI!'eS thl' UloC o( " commonly ;wail.lb.... ncar infrared Illumlll,ltor Inutincluded). o,gitdlHunter Day Night also prol'ides eX<T]leiltlow-light performaJlC\' ,,00 I~ alower-cost, high-resoluhon allemah"e to image intensifK'T or infrared rif1l.oscopeo<.

To usc Model DHDN il.<; a da) riflescoJx', inslitll the day filter (PIN 166ll844·1) on lho.­objI'Chve end of the riflescope and operate the so:.pe in the Color Balance Daylight <;citingpt'r pilritgraph 3.3.3.6. During Iow.light pe~ rell)()\'e tilt' day filter and SWitch ColorBalance to low Light. Turn on d near infrared dlumu'ldtOl'" (not induc.k'<'!) to (ull\'illumi""te the S«'fll' <IS required Uy mounting a battery opt'rat,'<'! near-infrared illummdtorsecurely lu your fireann, you create an excr.llent varmint weapon system.

Consult Ihe hunting laws in your localily to ensurecompliance, l'Sp<.'Cially while hunting,'t night. Typically,gamf.' hunting is 1101 allowed at night (usliallydcfined ilSJOminUIf.'S aftf.'r ,unset Ihrough JO minut,,,,, bcforl' sunrise)Some slates alw limit I'ulllini hunting 10 daylight hours.

To e"it Ihe Setup menu, dick the M('flu button once.

Tum the rif'leo«'ope of(by pressing the red Power butlOll (or "t ledSl 3 secondo.. A \'Isual rue1....1 the nrksrope is on is the DiIl.'Cl VK....· Display If tilt' riflescope is on, the Dut'CI Vil;wDisplay will powon' on instanlly when you pres:;; the 1)"00 View Display powt'r bullon

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4 MOUNTING DICITAI.IIUNTER TO A RIFLE

ELCAN Il'COlllnwods that Ii'll' DigilOlIHunter ,--------.,rifk>s<ope IX" mounted on rifles oulfitted With al'ic.llinroeyRail,l">p«i.allythost'CilI~""withll.'COil

larger Ih.tn a .30-06 cartridge. A forwilrd-tiltmg(20 \10A) PioItlnO('Y rail can be uSt.'<:I if moreek,>,·"tion adjllSlment is needed or dL"'lIl,od.Picatinney rails can be purchased from fire<lmldealers <lnd ~pt>rting goods outlels n"lionwide "ndgun owner.> thl'm...,II'('S can inst;,11 thf.'m on mostfirl'ilrms;solllC fifl'arms lIIay rcquirl' installation bya l:iul1~lllith, &t.' the Lmks ~'Cli"n of our websile(wMl',dCtlIlSp<lrl"'S0I',/cs£omjfor further inform,ltion L- -'on I'icatinnl'y r"ils, DigitalHunter Ciln ;Ilso be mounted on modified Weaver bases

MountingDigiLllllunteronaJ'icatinneyRail

Caution: Belore inslalling the L>ig.tlilIHunter riflesrope on a fireann, en..<;ul'i! th.llthe firearm IS unlo.tded and is pomtmg in iI safe directioon.

Rt'membrr: AlwaySIrt'at a firearm as if it "...t'~ loadt'd.

In.stal1lhe o.gllitlHufller ril1escope on the rail such thai the eye guard is ,lightly dl'prt"'oSed(-1/4~) whl'n pressed "S"mSi youre)"", in the normal shooting !"""'Ilion. Inslall a clamp ont..... nght Side of thl:' rail al the fronl of the .ifll'SCOpe with the bolt prolruding through tlK'damp <llso In)lll Ihl' righl sidl'; be sure that il engages a rilil slol Install a nut on lhe boltIhrl'alb Ihal protrude Imt the left side of thl' rin('S('()pe housing. I'erform the ....111"·proCe<!UfC wilh thl' other clamp "I tIll' rCiHof the riflCS('ope.Tighten Ihenulsfingl'rtighl;Ihell 10rqul' tl1l'1ll wilh" 5/16--inch tU<.>1 to 20 in·lb (±5 in-lbj.lfillorque wrench is nOI,,,',,il,.bl,,,tightl·1l the Iluts lA to ¥.! luco afte. finger ligh1. Do nul owr tight"n

After Ihe rifle<.cupe is 5l'Olrely mounted I" the rifle, ensurc that Ii'll' c)'l'guud is properly",,1,,1100 on Ii'll' rl'ar of II... rifk-scopc-. TIle I'y,-,&uard fits o\·er the l'),epiece rear f1ang.. "nddOC'> not retjUUl' mounling hardwall,', 1I1lowing quick inst"llalion and remo\a!. Thefunction of the t')'e guard L_ to provide ma"unwn d;"play wntrast during bright lin>e'l oftIl(' day and to kt'l.'P bright lighl off the disp1.ty. In low-light 511"'11101"", thl' ere guard Ina)'b<'unne<:essarv

Your D1gllalHunler nl1escope is now Il"ady to be sighted-in (or "I.eroed).

4.2 MOunlin& Oi&itaIHllnlt'ron Wt'avt'Mtylt'd B.oSt'$

ln~tallation on Wl'a\"l'r-~tyledbases I§ the same as I'icatinney "uls except the CfOti,li "lOb III\\-'t·.1\'er h.l.""'" O\.'('(j mlllor machining 10 n\,lteh Ihe boll hole« in the ..copt"<; moWltmg .<111Our ....tob.,lte h<l" InfOnl'ldhon de>;eribinK how lodo this.

0.5 inch

linch

2inche--

1MOA-

2MOA

IMOA

1 inch-

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I'erfonn Ihe rough alignrm'nt either by atli,dling a boll' sropt' to t~ nn~ or- by l'i'l1lO\'ingthl.' bolt and looking down the barrel. Cl.'ntel" Ihe n·t;d~ on the lilrgl'l by pll"5Sing the 1.!....... or ..... billion. When the Il'ticle is roughly ct'11ten:d on the l.orgel, rt'lllove Ihl.' bore scopt'or repla«> tIll' bolt Pn'piln' to ""f~ly fi .... th,.. rifle

U"lI1g a St.'CI.Jr(· n'"I, ~hool a thl1"t'--round group "t the target "t the zero range distanCl' yousl'l,><:I.'(t Wh,l,.. ""ltmg up the SCOPE menu. When ready 1<1 Jllakc l'I,'viltion adjustmenls,pro.", the t or J. button tu "'O\'l;~ the impact point of the bullet in elevatiun in increments of02 MOA. For ""ilmple, if the impa<:1 point of the bullet needs tn mow up 0.8 MOA, Ihenrr....s the t bullon (our tilrn.'S. A7imuth adjustmenls are similar lbing Ihe ..... or ..... bUItOl"'''The Direct View Display is espt.ocially OOIwcnient to observe as th_ adjustnlL'1lts are ..,,"\de

ICII5 SIGHTING-IN

Sighting-Ill (or zeroing) it D1gilalHuntl'r riflesrop(> IS tsSffihally t~ SillTIC.' pn.)(I"'~ ,,~

~ighhng-'" .. COIlWIltional;;oopt". E'xct'pl that no m«h.anioll Adjustments "I"€' requlwtl 1\11ad;uslJ11t'Ilts ar.. dectronic. WI' rerornmend that tho! ~ghting-U1 pTlXl.'SS be t'..ecul('ll ,II ,t

rifk> r"nge U5ing esLl.blished gun safely practia's. A slabk> rillt' """ will msuw oplllllumaccuracy and efrKiency. Set dl'!olrOO ITI.lgnification before !e.lvIO& the SHOOTING mod.'

5.1 Sighting-In Process

For Tint'" WhHl' vil'Wing th., b!)n' l~ ronvenil>nt, \l~ the following rrllC!$'> to roJulo\h 0,10)\11

Ihe tifll.'S(of"\' \0 the rifle by \'bually centering the I<lrget 10 the rin... bon'. trn-n i1dlll"'1l1\ Ih,rifleo,;a)p<' cro,;,ohillrs to the center of lht' tiHgCt. For rilk'S where viewing the bllr.' " 1101cOllvcnie'1t,acommer<:i<lHY'\\'aiJilblchmcscopecanocu!>Cd

From Ihe SHOOTING mode, enter the Ml'nu 'iiiiiitl[ii!wiEJ:iiilli~mode by double-<Iicking the M.'nu b"lIon. The flmenu b di~pl<1yed in the eyepiece ~nd on theDirt.oct Vic.... Displ<1y. Navigate through eachpar<1lTl('tcr and chOOM' the desired St'lting:

• Bornighl lor - Sed:ion 3.311 - SelectdcsirOO r~hcle (Rell. Ret2. Ret3. Ret4)

• Range Units - Section 3-J 12 - So.-Ied thede<u·«t umb (Yards or ....t.r.).

• Ballistic Data - Section 3.314 - Sclccl one '-_--'_....:... -'of thc IMllistic D.ltil T"blcs you cn.'i1t«t and I0o<I«1 for your nne <1n.! (.Htr~I)o:.

combinatIon (Table1, Table2. Table3. or Table4) or None. SceSection 9 for lId"iI I'llcreillmgBallisticD<1t"Tilblcs

• Z.ro Range Section 3.3.1.3-Sc1<-'Ct Ihe r<1nge itt .... hich you want to zero ttle r,ll., If 0\

B.111btic D,lt" Table is 5l'1.'C1.'£1, the rinescopc will only ~Ilow the r<lllbl' v"I"., h' h.o yards (or meters) or Ihe ""llIc !\t't when thc table WilS cre"tl"d. (Beb"lIWlf\ wltllOyardSl'nables any table tob<- ..elected. If a n011-().yard range isenh'rcd, (Hlly t"l,I,with th~1 v"lll'" of >,eTO rangl' Ciln bolo "",lectcd.) Ensure th"t the valu.....1:1 fllr Z.roR.nge l:; tl", range set whl'fllhe lable was created. If a diHert'fl1 7.erO range i.. <l....II'n1you muSI create a new lable. See Section 8 fordetails in creating Ballistic [MI,l T"h!t:

• Adj.....t from-Section 3.3.1.5 -Select Defa....lt Z.ro

• Begin Adj....stment - You arc now in the Bornight Adj.....t mode and c,m t·Il-.I,It·wticle adJustmenl. ot~ lhal, as In the following plCtUlt', dlgllS appear m tllC' Io,w, r It II(ele-'atlOl'l MOA) ancllower right (azimuth MOA)

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JOO O..33MOA Jioches_

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Whm buJIcts are hItting on I>lcgl't, )'01,1 'lre read) to compll.'tt' the sighting-in pr~. 1\1thi" lime. pr.-ss th{' Menu bullon once

The ZERO CURRENT POSITION prompt "PP(';Us with a YES, NO, or CANCEL <,election

po!i>oibk Use the -+ or +- buHons \<.1 highlight the dto:;irtod rcsponse

• YES ~I{>cls the (ldjush.od position as the ~\'ro JXlin! for the dj~plolyed r('tiele.

• NO l"l:!lains tht, "dJu~ted po5itKm for Ihilt reticle for h.>mporary LL"'" (for uilmpl.. to ('nlera temporary windage ofrsct). To TefllO\'C tht' temporary OffS('IS, go b.lck through th.,SCOPE menu and o;ek-d LAST ZERO SET ,,"'" roler BOl'••ight Adjust mode andretum theoffsoets to 0.0.

• CANCEL delet('§ the adjusted position and r~ts 1tM.- reticle po6ltion 10 the 1.1~1

7l.'m<;f!t.

rn.....~ th(' Menu bullon once 10 accept the ll.'Spon~

Tlw ZERO FOR ALL RETICLES prompt "PIX'ilrl>. If you wilnl all four rt'lkk~ to 1),1\'(' thl'5<11\1e I.em point, sell"Ct YES; othl'r.... iSt! ~k'(t NO, Press the Menu bullon Ol1ce The scupcreturns to the .....J1lC SIt<X>T1NC modl' the rifle"cop<' was in when thc M.'nu button \\,,"imtiallydoublcc1ickt'd

Atlhi:; point, the riflescupe is Slghlt'd in and r('itdy for use, If further adjustmmls of Il'n)a .... ll'qurred, ....p""1 the Zl'rolng pnxeo>s but .....1ect LAST ZERO SET mthe. th"n DEFAULTZERO for til.<' Adjust from p;trillft('ter_ Then mm-e t~ Il"liele in azimuth or el<','al;":,n"".eqUlred

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6 IMAGE CAPTURE A DDISPLAY

One of the mosl valuable optiOf1$ DigilalHunll'r provides is the abilily 10 captur.. images.Both automalic and m<1llUal modes arc a\'ailable You C1In rt'v;cw thl' images inlln.,'tlialelyin tIll' field, and latvr downk..~d them to your computer for further vicwing and sharingwith fri('nds and ri>llIily. An addiliUnl\1 b.""dit i~ the video outpul rcat1Jn.', which enablescuntinuous \id('() to be viewed in rcal time on an l'~lcm,,1 vid.'o display or projl.'dor and 10

be c"plunod on "n c~ternal video recorder. lbl' "huntl'r's viewHof your cntil"{' hlUlI c"nnow 1:>0.' caplured and nVIilYl>d using common Vidl'O equipnll'nl. Shoohng and hunter"<I1('ly traimng can be gn-at.ly enhanced. by using till' ...."l·timp ,-ideo gefl('rall-'d byDig,taIHunler, which can be projo.'Ctl'<! or displilyPd

6.1 I\.bnu..landAutom.olkCaplur~ "i~~.ijii(:KIii.i~To m.mu.lIly '''plun' "till images or a "idro dip, ,..

~tl~;~~~;~~~i;~ll~::~j~~;l~I~~a;r~7i~~ Mode Image _Shulll'r button, The Digil<lIHuntcr C<lpturl'S Video Start~

~'::~~::;;1l ..71;:PI~i~ Sti~ i~~~~lor :a=~ie-c~~ ~:: Reticle HI - ~wlll'n tht' fill'dml is fired, ~I the Auto Capture-.ellml; to ON as dl'\iCribOO in Section 3.3.2.5, To Auto capture

f=~:~;:t~~.::~e~~:%,es ~~~l:;i;r:~~ '-_Rev_ie_w_Im_ag-'-es ---'I)iK,l,llllunler has an <K!ditiomd feature whicht\lm~ uff the aulo capture lno:l... llnlil the hunter Harrn:;N Ihe rinescope ThIS mode ~

I,nuwll ,'~ "ARMED" and is dt'S(ribt.'<! in Section 3.3.2.5, If und('Sirt'd image caplur{' occur'S,,t I'.ll' 110,' t,ltlcel('\l while Ih{' Image or Video icon i~ fl.,shing by prt'ssing th(> Shullerbutton.

Nutt· tlMt thl' Image or Video icon displa)'oo in the upper left of Ihl' l'yepi('(;(" d ..~play willtum 1'<'(1 ,1l1.lllash whill' IllI' imagery d;ll<l i" bl'ing ....1\00 10 Ihl' SO C1Ird. During this Iimt',thl' 011.·......'1'1(' can 1:>0.- l.JI>('(\ OlS " "ighling de\°ice-, but "ddilional im.1g... captu.... or le)'p"du,"lml ,~.h....,bled until the "",,-ing process complele<;, Wlll'n the Image or Video iron on

:~·lt~.i~.7~:~:~~~~:~~~=i=~';~;~I;~~~r--~--_1.1ll I...., l.lllU·.....l whIle till' Image or Video io:on is fl.bhillg byI'''' '1Il~ the 'ihuller buUon

6,2 Viewing Imagery on the Direci View Display

I" l'u'W ,m,l!;l'" s;w\'(l on Ihl' SO card, double dick Ihl' Menubllllun ,m,1 na,i!:.lte to') the IMAGE menu, thl'fl down to Ih...

~:~~,I:'::=~~~';;·t;;:~n~l~I~"P~y:~~l~~~t1~~;: ~=====!,hi' I'r, thl' Shutler button. I'I"l"SS the Shuttl'r bullon Olgain111 h ·to· b. I, t<l~I']II"\i\gl'S.

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lmagt"li or vidt'OS an" not dL"playoo in I~ eyepiece display fOJ" s.:ofety A."a."OIlS. Abo. theimages ,md ,-ideo will only be displayed when (he rifJescope j" poinll"d up Tlw n~g" 10the right will appe-af In the Dill'Ct View [)i"play if imagery IS being \,'cwoo and tho:·tiflo.~ IS not pointed up

NiI\"~illt' through the imillle or video file;, U~II1~ 11M> -+ or ..... bullons. lbe still image fil.",are named DHIXXXX, where the DJ.1l tcpll.'Sl'nts Digll.\lllunter Imilge-. ilnd XXX\rcprL.....nt" sequent;,,] nllmlx-r-; assignffi by the rillescope. The video files arc n.mll~d

[)HVXXXX. Pressing the f button aelivall'" video replay. P~ssing the t blltton durin);video replay pam.._'S the video; prrssing the i bUllon "gain C\Jl1tinUeIi pl"y of the \',dl'O

;,egl1lcnl. Toggling lx>twt'<'n \'ideo and imagt' T('view is acroll1pli~hlxlby a single dick of theShutter hulton. n .... filt'S can be delet.>d off the SO card by prlSSing the J, bullon Singlo"dick the Ml'I1U buttOll to return to the 51-lOOTING mode,

6.3 Viewing IlJYgery on .. Computero. Oigi~llm.geViewer

To ,'iew ~onted irn<tgeo; and "ideo on your computt"r or olher digil.l! lrn<tgC ,',cwt"r,downkwl lhe imagerv file.-< <;.1"00 10 the SO Cilrd to your compute. "'a one of the fil..'tr;msfer Pl'\lU'SSl'S dl"'!iCriml in Section 9. Vi('W them dS you would any standard digildlphotugr"ph or video fill'

6,4 Viewing Real-Time Video On an uternal OispJ.y

Remuvc thl' Input/OutPul COll'piHtmcll1 cuyer (item 3 on page 2) and pl\lg ;n a videocable wilh ,1 "mini video" cul1lu'Cloron one end int" the VIO[O port. Plug the olher l'nd ofthl' vidl"O cable into an el'lcm(ll video display or projl'Clor to view Digitall-luntl'r reaHimevidCQ. The video fom",t choicl's an' I\'TSC (for North American video oulput) arid PAL (forEUropt.'.lI1 \·ideooutput), You musl S('1cct lhe ,'idwoutpul format roch 1mit' "Ideo outpul isdesired Ea.ch lim(' o.glldlHunll'r is powcroo up, Video Oulput sl<lys off to ron$l'Tn> powl'rTo romply with FCC intl'rfl'll"1"Ia' !ipl"Cifocatlons the video cable you US(' must employshielding IIsing ft>rrite~ So!e our webs.!te for "ideo cables Illl'Cting lhose ~pecirlGltlORS

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7 RETICLE CREATION AND lOADING

four "l.lndard 'l>tocles rome wilh lho.' DigitaLHunter rifkosoope. C\bIOm n..'hcll's can beCn'Oltl'tl using commonly i,,"a,labl(' graphlC'l SOftwiln' lhat crl'(ltes bilmaps, or "Oftwiln' tool"loc(ltl'(l on thl' ....U:x1~T pageOll ou.wl"bsill,' in Iht' &tu:lt WodShop""pagl'. 5ct'Section 1.2

7.1 Relicleo..fin;lion

The relicll' irll<lgl's for DigitalHunler arc 64-0 x 480 bitll1~p ir11(lges. They Me dr~wn on ~

uniform bilckground of blilck (RGIl=O,O,O), white (RGB=256.256,256) or grayfl{GU 128.128.128), TIlt' rifk'SCope ""flwilre tilkl"S the b.lckgrowld color (must be black..whit., or griW) or the slnglt' pixel in thc upper left hand corner of Ihe illl.lg", olnd renders111.11 mlor tran"par('nt o'er the d~~play fidd when thl' n..'ticle is merged with tlw CilnlcrilVIlil'O Anv otlwr oolor drawn in lhe- reticle image wtll show as iln (werlay 10 the GU11t'ra,"ico tn thl' "COpl" displa)'. Thl' rehcle file'i llll1»t bl' w1COffipres.'iE'd. 8-bil color20\(> roll', bitmar--

To A'nlO\'(' the reticlt' pattern from the- display, tlelt'll' one or more reticles using theSCOPE menu TIw iron... will still (lppear, buttllere will be no reticle.

7.2 R..ticlel();lding

Thl' 1)'git(lIHunler will hold four different reticle ml~. These m~'S must be n,lmed'{I'tlcll'lbmp, Keliclo.'2.bmp, Rctic1t'3.bmp or Rcticll4.bmp. lJitmap files with other name Mt'Ignur('d. Tr(lrlsfcr rt'licll' files to Ihe 5D card root din..'Clory from your PC (l~ dt'SCribNl in.......·tltln q Disconnect the USB mblt' (if \I~), power Ihl' DigitillHunternff amlth"n b.lck on1010..(\ Ihe new n..'ticlt' 10 Digililll'lunter's operolting S)'l>tl'ln The file willtllen be eraSl.'t1In"'l 11M' SD Cilrd olnd thl' exisllllg n..'1iclt' me in DigitalHuntl'r's operating systcrn will beU\"rwnltt"n To be ~u.(' tMI tl>l' n'tidl' ftles you loaded aA' theA', r"liwigate 10 tht"I''''nli Rl"Iock- ,,"..lllng of IhI' SHOOllNG Jl'><Xko and >erollthrough the ",licIl' ....k'Ctions.

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.. ~ialTKhnologies

NOh" SOllie v('rsion~ of W;ndow~ XI' H()Jlle VeJ"'ion autOlllati<:a[Jyiljlpl'nd an e:<tell'IOn un the filename. If you have difficulty loadingn.,lli~tic Data Tabl"" to DigitalHunteT, ensure thallhe file n.amed~not han- an addilional -t:<l- add«:! to it

C.....n.'C'I filename formal Tablel,ixl

lnrorrect fi~mc fOl'lll<1t Tab.... I."'U:d

Using &Ihstic o.,la Tabies k't~ you rlact' IN> reticle elLactly on tN> de,:irro poUlt of 'lllf'o'Clat tN> Sol.'lected range Sclt.'rt tho.- deSIred t..b .... number in the SCOPE menu per Secllon 3-3.1.sight-ln tlw rine at the range the lable is Sol.'t up for, then enler the ~nge/8rightness

SHOOTING mode per Section 3.2.2.2 ..nd select the dcs,red shoo"ng "m!,;e You <:all nowhold thcCl.'ntl'rof the retidee:<aClly on Ihe desirro bullet ,mp.'ct point at that rang", Some"tuning- of Ih" balli~tic table Illay be rl'quir<.'d foroplimum a«:urdcy, If you dctermm/1lhalthe ballisticdilt-d t"bll' ne«'~ 10 bl,> "tlll1l'(\", ~imply open the file with a COmlll.)n tl'lLl l><:litoron your pc, make the adjustlllenlS, !><lve the file u~illg the file names ~pecified ,Ibove, andrclOddtoyolJTDigitalHullter

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It:l: ,I> Cud Kuder as a Disk Drive

I. "",r I' I.. .111 <'1) canlll.'3der Installed (l',t""r mlemal or external), you {"311 transft"r tibIf..", \"", l't t., till' '-D<;3td or from )'our SO card to your PC: \Ising thill 50 card reader

11.,,,,1 to ... 1, ..... ,Ill' ..1.,I..,b.... at lllO"I COI,~umt"f l'lectronics ston'S or on-line for .. nomlflalI II y.or. hl'K.,IIYI\"'neded 10 the PC ,·i;l3 st3nd3rd US8cabic

9 FllETRANSI'ER PROCESS

Trd,'!'f.>rring filt'S from your PC: 10 Digilalliunierorf"'1ll DigltalHunter to your I'C is t"asy sU'lC\' II is the,line Procl"'>S commonly used to Iransfl'r rtk-s onl'Our computer btllt'r of two simple configurationscan bc used

• Dig,taIHunt"fconlll't::lt'd toa PC: a;, a Il.'llk>vablediskdnl't'

• SDcard readw connectl'd toa PC: as a dbk drive.

9.1 lJigitalllunterasallExtemal Disk Dri"e

A USB cable,s fl'()Wn'd in this configuration (nol indudro). To comply with K:C,lltl>rf" ....>nCt' spt..'Cifications, the USIl cable yOIl u"" lflll:>t ('nlploy shidding using ferntt'bt'a{l~ See our wc~ite for USB Clble<; rTlCt'hng thOSt" specification~. A USB mini conn('('torlS Il.'tlllirro on Ihl' Digit.,IHulltt'r end of Ihe USB cable; a standard sizt' USB conne<:tor I~

u.~ually r<:'<Iuired on the computer l'TId o( the USB Clble. DigitalHunt/1r must be on when theUSB cablt.> l~ «IIlIl<:'C1l'ti Connect the cable first to your PC:, Ilwn 10 DigitalHunter 11k' PCautO'"l"t"COJ;nizl"S DigltalHunlt'r ,tS a removable disk dri\'e 11k' eyepit"ct> display will goblallldurlllgthc.lIlnt"

tj II Tran.~ferFilt:-, to o.gitalHulltl'r From PC:

ru lran.~t.>r fik... 'relicle filcs and !M1lt-lic data table filt"s) to DigltalHunler's oper..tmg~,~tem. ""I'e tllt· file 10 the SD<:ard root dll't'ClOry in the ""me way you would sa\'e any filt.>IIlt'n (lL-.,;onn,'CI tilt.' USB <:ablt", and power Digit"II-1unter off and b.tck on 10 load Ihe IlC'W

hit> tv Digit"lI-lunter's operating syslt'm. Tht" t"xisting filt' il\ the operating system will bl'U\'l'rwr,th'n lilt' filt, on the 5D cani will then bt' moved 10 a deleh.- directory 10 ;>voidrd,~"tltlg ('I"ry hill" 11ll' rincscopc is powel\'d on.

" 12 I r,"I~f\'r hll'~ hom DigitalHuntl'r to PC

I" tr,lIl~fl'r fill"" (rum DigitalHunter (vidl'U or image fill'S), click on the Il.'Ill0t(, drivelIl'ig,I"IlI"nkr <.,1) (,.....t) and navij.;"te to th,> IMAGES folder, then mpy Ihe video (al'i) and11Il,lgt' III'g) Illl'~ to your PC File-. can bl' ropit:-d and delNed using typical PC fill'Ir.U\~I,·r IIlt·tll<"'~

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8 8AlliSTICDATA TA8LECREATION AND LOADING

DigitaJHunh'f will hold up 10 four IMlli,;tic D.lla Tables. Although Ballistic Oata Table<. Ml'not ~ulrtd for basic rilk-.;cope fUndion<llity, lllol')' art' e5..«'fl11d1 if fO" want to> IN' tho:t'la1ronic IMllishc compl"flSiltion featun'. &'t' St-ction 1.2 10 obtain balfu.tic softw,,", Alterthe balli«tic wftwall' is loaded 10 your PC. cn.-ale a ballistic ~ble for )V\Jr rifle and C-.lr1rl<lgecombil1illlOIl by opening tht- softwal'l' and clicking on Gun and completing thl' form. Thendick Apply to Sowe the nfle inputs. Click on load and complete the fOl'1l\, thell chck ,IllApplV 10 :..-."" the ammunition inputs. Click on ltw.- Shoot bon, then Calculate thenBallistic Report. then $cope Report (ELCAN), then s.ve Scope Report. N,lIllC Ih(' I,lble-.Tablel.t~t, T"bld.txt, Tabll'3.txt. and Tabl",Uxl and !'ill/to Ihl'llI 10 a folder in YllurCtlInpulc,. Copy lhem to your DigJl,'IHunlt'r using one of UIl' I1wlhoos fOllnd in &-ctlon '"

9.2.1 T"ms(er J.'les to Dig,talHunter from PC via SDCam

To trilnsfer files (Il.'licle files and Ballistic Data T,d)1e files) to Dig'talHunter's operittlngsysleln, in.-"lall the SO Cilrd In the PC cilm reilder dnd Siwe the fill' to the SO cilm root

dirl'Ctury in the ...~ml' WilY you would Sdl'e <IllY fill'. Remove the SD card frum the n.'ildcr,powcr the [)igitall'lu1\lcr off, instnll the SO c,ltd in lhe SD C<ltd slot in the I/O porIcornputll1cnt under thl' i10X"'~ oo,"",r on tIll' right side uf Di~itilIHlInter, lhen powl'rDig'li1l1luntl'r biICk on 10 load the n,'W fill' to DigitillHunter's op"'tilting system.

The e"isting fill' in lhe DigitillHunter opl'rilting s)-"'tem will be O\l'rwrilleTl. ThI' file on the­SD cam will lhen be moved 10 .I delete diredory to .woid n.'loading every tin'll'" the­rifJescope is powt'~ on. To be SUtE' thill the files i1tt' on DlgitalHuntt'r. Ilill"lgilte 10 theZoom/Reticle SHOOTING modI' .lIld scroll through the tE'hcle ,••·lection..... To ....... fyH..1.lIistic Data T.lble Ioodlng. 1lil\"g.lIe to the SCOPE mo.-nu, th.l-n to the Ballishc Data Tdble.-.el«tionsandensutE'thepropertablesarethl're

9.2.2 Transfer !-ill'S From Dig'lillHunll'r to PC Vid SDCilrd

To tMnsler fill'S from OigilillHulltl'r (video or illMgl' lill'S) using iln SO ciltd reilder, turnDigitalHllnler off, tlll'n t<,:move the SD Cilrd from [)igilillHunter <lnd install it in the SD cilrdwader on your I'C. Open Ihe IMAGES folder 011 the SD cam and copy the video (avi) andin"'gc (jpg) files to your PC.

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10 MAIN"I [NANCE

'"ur l:"~'I,llllunl('rrin~ n-quirt'» H'ry little maLntl'nance, Th(' objective and eyepiece!l'll....'.. ,,Ill bo.o d(,illll,l u~ing a oommeroillly availabl.... linHtl'C 11'11l> d ...illlillg cloth. An"Ill"l<IlH.,lw.l..,<I gl,,'>11 cl(',\l\;ng liquid Ciln be uS('(! sparingly if oil or particll..'" n,'t.-d 10 bell'IllHI',~1 rrulll th" I('n_ ,urfaCt!. Dirty 0r abra~i"e cl"th~oroth('rOOjCCts ('.g., glOVl'Sl should",>I b,' ........1 on tIl(' lell~ ilS Ih..y C,Jn dilmal;e lhe opticill cc~'tings and ,<,<{uce the1,,·rhlr"l,II\O.' of til(' rinl..'...:upl'. A commonly aViliL,ble 1..115 COI'er (2'lIlm diameter) Ciln berl'lH~j \",'r the len."c"'l porhOll of the rifle!;oope to prot,'ct theobjectil·.. Ien;,"'url";\Ct'

JI... "\0' ji:u.ltd CAn be Cledned and presen-'ed using iI commonly 'n'iliJ.able .!lliiocun-bitst.'dml-l"rdt',Il1,rtghquld

11ll' 1ll\IlUlllng h.lmware should be lightly COiIled with a small l'mount of gun Uti tu1Il.lUll,1II1 'h "I'reilr,llKt' .md to i1\'oid oxidation

lIlt' h,'lh'rll"; ..lIQuid lx, removed from lhe battery oompilrtment if th(' rin\.'SCopc is going to1"'"III,rorlllur"lh,lr'ilfewdilys

I h" ",I,·..or :-urfacl..' of thl-' riil,..;copt"s housing is COIlt\.'<:l with a durable, illlrilcti\"O' powder\'~ll,nJo: d'''-''gned to provide yeaN; of protection. To prolong roalmg pl'rfonnance. a\'oidH.m"d '",th b.lt'..ry <teKls, i1cetone-baSl'd sol\'enls, carbUtl!tor cleaners, contact deiUll'rs,.",,<1 l>",I..•. iluitl If d"i1ningis~. ELCAN ll"('Offimends washing with a mild deterg..nlIf\<jw,I\''r

luhrlo"I,,,,n ",f the ~Kl(' i\CCl._ coler O-rings with a poi'trol('um-b<l~ lubricant i1" r1t'N"iSiIry",r.~"mnlo:ndl'<:l(i1II(,il:-l",nceilyear)

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11 OPERATIONAL RECOMMENDATIONS

During the development ilnd te'iting of DigitalHunler, we discovered several pri\cticc~ thatwill help yOli gel the most from your DibilillHunter. Those practicE'S ilrc descrilx-d inthis~tion.

11.1 Optimum Impart VideoCaplure

To optimize the caplure of bullet impact on video captured by DigitalHunter, employ widefidd" of vicw, low rl'U>il firearms. rt'Coil control, and proper follow-through. Wide fields ofview (low Illilgnifications) enable beller (,'pturt' of the bullet imp"ct than llilrroW fields of,-iew (high magnification). We r'i.'commcnd using the lowesl magnifi<;iltion that adl"1ua1c1ydi"plays the intended target. Video Cilph'rro ill Jx to 5x will capture more impacb th"nvidl'ocilpturl'<:lathighcrm"gnificalions.J<eepingthetargetassmall as possible in the fieldof view will help capture theill1pad

We abo recommend using the lowest r~'<:t>iling firearm that will adequately perform thetask at hand to k('('p the impact within the field "fview. You may want to use sonw type ofr~'<:oil control such "s a Ix-nch re<:;t. v-grooved rille ~st. shooting sticks, etc

Naturally. your rifle will move due to "'coil just after the shot. Proper follow-through(keeping the rifle trained on thet.uget well after the bullet has left thebarrel)willhelph't'pthe target within the field of ,·iew. By returning the riflescope field of view to the targct asquickly as possible "fter a shot, much valll<1bl~' inforn,,~tion can be learned ,1bout IIweffectivity of the shot on thM tMget when the video or image is replayed on the Direct ViewDisplay. The value of a good solid rC'St that contains aLimuth and elevation recoil moti"ncannotbeO\'erstfL'SSI'd

Consider capturing still imag~'S insh.'ad of video if large calilx-r rifles are being lIS<-'<I ifretide placement at the time of firing pin strike is desired

11.2 ImageQualitySelting

We r~'U>rnmend that Qu"lity Ix- set on M,>d (medium) to optimize bdw('('n good imageryfi'SOlution, e-maiL~ble file sizes, and quick processing time

11.3 Batteries

Lithium batteries are fL'<:Olmnended. Each hunting day should start with a fresh set oflithium batteries with a spMe set available as required. The uscr should take advantage ofthe power-save (Section 3.3.3.5) function as much "s possible to preserve baltery life

We also recommend that the batteri~'S be removed from the battery compartment if therifl~'SO)pe is going to be idle for more than a few d"ys.

11.4 Puwer-S"veFun(tiun

Using both <luto and manu"l power-save [unctions can significantly increase the life ofyour batteriC'S. Depending on how long you leave the Digit<>IHunter in power-save. youcan (h<>nge balleries l('SSoften.

If you MC still-hunting. the Auto PowerSave On fe"ture is most usefuL Just ensure yourriflesc"pe is completely still and it will go into power-save mOOt' automatically "fter

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1111111ut,'S, When you move the riflescope or prt!SS one of its bulluns, it will, within IS''<:l'''lt r..t1lm tuthe saml' mode it was in when it entered power-save mod,'

If y"U Me moving while h'lIlting, you "li'y use the manual power-save mode. PfL'SS anybull"n (t'~cept the power on button or Dir~'Ct View Displ"y power on) to return thenfl,,,copc «) II 51-lOOTING mode

11,5 Customi>:illS B"lIislic Data Tables

fhe sophisticated ballistic software suppli~<{t with DigitalHunter gener"t,'S Ballistic Datalables in simple text format. Thl' t"bk'S aT<.' <>s "ccurate as the inputs you enter. If, after~h{lutingyol1rriflelllthedista"cesspl'cifiedinthetable,yo\lfindthatincreas&1accuracy isf1('t'd~>d. the table can bl' modifi~>d u~ing a common text editor on your PC. First. detl'rminethe MOA adjustment n('('ded at the desired distance (range). Tilt'n open thc file on yourcvmputer "nd modify the MOA values on the corresponding range row in the table. $il\'t'tht' ftlt' back to your Digit"IHunter per Section 9.1.1. This enablC'S predse. Cllstomi7..-cJballbtic Wl11pensation over many dist"nces

1 1.6 Usillg DigitamuIller DayNight (Model DHDN) al Night

The active nil)ht vision (Low Light) mude uf Modc! DJ-IDN enables cxceptional viewing atIl'ght allct improved low light p<'rformance. It displays black-<>nd-white imagC'S of objects atnight without the Ile,>d fur blinding spotlights. To see in the dMk, the "ctive night visiunnhllh- requm:s the use of a commonly av"ilable near infrar~,<:1 illuminalor (not included).An In!<.'Tnet ....."reh for near infrared flashlight illuminators will yidd TTlultipleIIh,"uf"cturers. Some models will TTlount to firearms via I'katinny rail mounts. By11l0untlll"a ball,'ryOpl'rated near infrared flashlight illullliniltOfso.'Curely to your firearm.\,",, cre"ll' an excellent varmint night hunting weapon Systl'l11 Mud"l DHON also provides1'\1'\'1[,0111 lllwli"hl perform"na' "nd is <l lower-C()SI, hiKh-resollition a!lernati"e to imageIIlt'·"~lfll'r..r infrared riflesco]X'S

O,Kl' " Ile,~r ;nfr",~>d flashlight is securely mounted "nd aligned to your firearm, rcmovetill' d,ly lilt,'r from the objedive end {If the rifk-scope ilnd store it in a safe pl"ce. Switch theColor Balance to Low Light (paragraph 3.3.3.6). A l11es,.~ge will briefly appl'M on the"VI'!,""\!' dl'l'I,ly noting th"t low-light calibration is occurring. Once the scenc imagen"'l'pI'" ...,tllrIlOnll1l'llearinfrarediliumin"tortofullyiHuminate the sc,'nl'

C'''l~ult tIll' hunting I"ws in your lomlity to ensure compliancc,1'~f'I-'<:i,llJy while hunting"t night. Typically game hunting isI\,ltllilowed at night (usually defll1ed as 30 minutt'S after 'U1lsetlhmllgh 30 11linutes b<:fore sunrise). Some states also limitI'Mminthuntingtodaylighthollrs

l "n'ult ,lilY o!,erational instnlCtions "nd Silfety nuks providedw,th Ill'M infrar~>d illuminators to ensure proper use.

N, ,II Illlo,u. d III"n\lIl,IIO'" Me produced 111 LED and Ifl(andesccnt versluns. The LEDI II I"I'~ "", gl'nl'r,llly 1110'" efficient and sllM!!er. The 850 nm models will produce a d~'t'p

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red lighl din\ly \'isibll' to humans and Hwbible to red-grt.'t:n blind lllammals (coyoll'S, fer,llhogs. etc.). The90W nm illumin,llul' ar<' Invisible to humans

Tum down the e)'epiece brightnl'$l< (p.lragraph 3.2.9) during night operation to pll"iCrH'youreyes'naluralnight\'iMUll

11.1 Using Digit.lllllunter D.llyNightDuring Low Light ffwilightl

Model DltDN's removable day filter ellilbles refT\ilrk.lbk-' low·lighl perfonrumce Simplyremove the d.,y filter during tirrK'!l of ell"treme low light and operate the scope in thl' lowLight <:olor !Mlanet' mode. Thl' dispbYlod black-Md-white imagery will not be as eKiKtwithout till' dar filll'r, oowl.,\·er mol'(' light will be!il'l'n by the sc~, dispbying more dc-'t,llllal," in the e\yning and earlier in the morning. When light conditions ll'CO\'er, sUlll'lyrepbce the day filter and put tlK' scope bilel in Daylight mode for rolor display. N"arinfrall.'d iIlumin.ltors al'(' I100t requ,red for twihght low-light use.

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1 Unit won't turn on. Unit Replace the balleri... pt.'r St.'CIion 3.1. If the s;.m(>turns off During power--on ,,-'SuIt occurs with new ballerie", n'1ll0\'(' thecyd." iI ",,">:;age appeilrs battenl.'S and U>l' an AC/DC power adapter perre;lding Looking for file. Section J.1.1f proper function then r""ulls, contact usU,lltl'ry life icon is red, pl"r the pl't)Q~outlined In St.'CIion 13.1 1 to h,we then,...hll1g. or shows no baN. unit repaired

2 Ualll'ry life is Ieo<s than Ensure fully chargl'<i, lithium b.ltleri..", are in~talled

.. hou!' Alkaline and nick...1met.ll hydride OOllCne-s will not1a.,1 for four hours of coolinUOll~non-J7O""er s.weopel1llion. Employ the power-".we function "'-' much

____--t"~'-'_=ib~.'.C(""'SeeSedion333.s.)

J Uallil>hccompetlSiltionisnot Refer tn 5ectioon'l 1.5.iI§rrl'Cl5l'a§d~red

J()

.. VKloodip<;arenotilutocaptured.

~ t:,t,IlIn\il~l">arenol.,utocaplw'('(\

fl V.d''llchf'">art'noInMmMllycaplurl'd

7 ...tillun••" ........,·notnMn\l.IIl\'c"rtu~-'d.

M In SCOPE n~ntl. 1M11istic1~lt.1 1.11'1.,~, "nl -ellXlable

V..loll"utput"llOIIf,ln ltlitllll1'vlll.'O,or Ihe\1<1<'1 "litl"'tl~nnt,\n,hl'"I1/''It nn,lIl,'\10 rIMI,h~I'I"V

In the IMAGE~u (Seclioo33.2.I),t'IlSUrl'lhe!iCOpl' is in Video mode,and th.ll Auto Capture(Section 33.25) il>on. Ensure an SOCiud IS i""lalledin the compartment on Ihe right sKIt' oilhE' srope

In the IMAGE menu (Secbon33.2.1), t'1\§U1't' 1M~ is in Image mode,and th.lt AllloCapture(Section 33.25) ",on. blSurean SDCMd is ,,,,,toJllo..,jin the comp.-trtmeTIt on the n.-;hl ~K1e of the~

In the IMAGE menu (Sectkm 33_2.1), ensure thesrope i:. in Video mode ~nsull' lin SO C-.In.! ...

installed in the COI\1p.~rtmcnlon the right !ilde of lhescope. Check the Shuller bolton for OOstruclions-

In the IMAGE menu (Sechon 33.2.1), ensure theSCOJ'"' i§ in Image mode Ensure;1I1 SO card isiru>talk-'d in the compartment on the right ~ide of thescope. Check the Shuller hulton for obslrucliorts.

To Sl'llXt .. B.lllistic Data Table, ~I.lrl wilh Range setat 0, or the corrt'Cl Zero Range f.)r th.ltlilbk ThenIo.~dlhe l<Ible. Thcnensllrelhatthe tablei>. propl'r1ynamed (i.e., Tabll'l.tKt, Tablc2.txt. elc.)

Ell!i\'rt! that the Video Oulput sckction (Section3.3.3.4) is set to the vidcn lonnat of your di>.pl"y. Thepnwer-up dcf,'ult selling for Video Oulput is OFF,,;0 each tinU'vidl'Ooutpul isdesirw, th.. u'>l'r must""I..OCI either NTSC (the North i\m..riC,11l standard) orPAL (the EUI'Opt.'all$tand.ord)

ThIS is a normal LCD artifact, which will graduallydis<tpp<'ar afler iI fl."" moments.

Thill is a IlOrmill LCD 'lrtibet, which will gra<luallyd,So'pfll!i1r aftcr a few lTh,lmcnls. Prt'\'ent thi~ byblocking light from entermg the eye guard.

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U I NQn.W.lrr.lnly RlI'p.lirs

II ...." ""Mr,mtv n'l"ll,"" are Tl"'Juirf'd, do not rl'tum lhe rifJe.cope to your dl'aler. On tlw" ..1,,, I ~"I""'" I'<'Sl' wllhlll t'-Wgr (our on-lin!.-' USl'r.. group) on our websIte IS an elllailh,,~ ,·nlltl....t I'Noll'" -"1I1'/>orl, Click on Ihal hnk. fill in the Tl"'Jue<;tf'd infomliltion and dick~I NI) hI ,lbtllil ,In IU.IA (Rl'lumed Mat...rial AuthoTl~<lllonJ tr"eking nlllllb<or v;" return"IIl,lIl rtwn ~hlp ItI<' riflesc:ope baek to uS in Ihe original r...lail box to th... address w ....I'nl~hk Ind"d.. " "'flY of ttll' original s.1Il'S rl'Cl'ipt wilh thl' rl'turn...xt unit. We r"'-'C<>Imm'ndIt1ol1 Ih.- ('WIll'r 1II~"rt· ,my ~hipm('nt. ~incl' ELCAN Optical Technolngil's will accepl nor"~l""",blllt\, fllr h"'~ ordam,agl' in Iral1~il

II (AN WIll ,-\',Il",IIl' ttl(' rcpilir;; IlN..:loo, and pro\'idl' a quotalion for tlleC<lo>t oflhe rt.'pilir{h"" ,ntlr ..ppm\,.l ito rt'Cl'in-d 1'I1ong with a crooll card ltulhoriT.alion, we Will rt'pilir your!hj(II.• lllunlt'rand rl'lum It to you promptly.

!1.r"".urMltl.Jn-pa',"",,«,Ihl-followingscction.

"~,..',rl'''');I'''I''',~''I~"...ro..Irl,,,I:('32

Employ the ARMED setting (or Aulo Caplure(Section 3.3.2.5). Also, while undesirt-d \'id..."O isIx>ing!liwed to theSDeard thl' Video icon will beflashing on the erepie('t' dispkly. Pll.'S~ng tlwShutler button whilt- the Video iron lS flMhillg willcanct'ltheundesired\'idoocapturv&lfilnskor

RKOlulion

To toggle Iwt.....t"mshll image l\'~·iew ..nd ,'Ideo Ireplay. pl'e'l:S the Shutt;:-, bullon.

To oonserw baUcril."', tht Dirt.-'CI Vicw I)isplay i~

dl!l>ignt-d to come on briefly at power-up, then tolurn off until i\ is Specified conunanded 10 tum onvia lhe !>qUill"(' button 00 tlw forward fight of thekeypad. (See Section 3.2.)

The keypad is disabled "nd unll.'SpoIlSl\C whileIlllilljCry isbl'ingso1vcd 10 lhe SD card. TheImage or Video ;COIl un the l'Yl'pil>('l' di~pl,ly willflash indicilting imagery is bt'ing saved totheSDCilrd. When the icunSIOps flashing,lhe leypadbeconll.",n.-'sponsive

To handk- the mroil extl\'rT1CS of larger caliber rines,OOltt"ryrontainment is ~rily light A lip loru--rting b.1tteric!< IS 10 r. ....t load both of thell'am1O!i1 lMlterie>. !':...xt.1o.Ki the lon"'itro balle')' int""ba<k(inside)ofl""OOt~rybox....nsurlllglhalthenoll ooUl'ry reo..;w"l str.lp lSbehind the battery.ughtly pulilhe strap until tIM> positive (front) end ofthe forwilrd battery is "ngled tow"rds the ~Illoval

dirt·ction.Thisslightlydeprl"Ssestheb.ltterycontact spring. allowing l'a~ier insertion of the lastfurwMd(olltsidc)b,lttery.

15. The cyepiece display hilS~tructurein ililftcrprolong.....:1nposuretobrightlilo;ht(cull\ing in ffOlll the eye end)

16. Undesired ill\ilgc~or\'idoois

c"ptured.

12. Udttl'riesilredifrK':ultloload

14. Thl'erepie<:edisplayshowsf("lTUl.ilnlsoftlw\ienuafteraMennS<lS$ion.

13 Dirt.-'CIViewDi~plilydlX'Sn'l

S\"y on at power-up

Symptom

10 In RevM!w (mag('$, only sliD1Il1<lgt5 are ilvaiLobl('; videoscan"befound

11 hnmediilll'lyafterashvtorn1<lnuaIShutlerblluonpn'SS,the kl'yp.ld is 1II1rl""pon.~ive

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WARRA",'TY AND REPAIR

OigitalHunter has been designed ;md tested 10 ensure dUl'ilbility through common hu"tlnKen"ronments, including shock, tl'l11peralure, and moisture, A warranly common 10 theriOL"'Cope and con~lUlIer electronics m<lrkeN is offe'O'o. Whil" not ~"bmc~ible. the[)igilalHul\ter is rall1proof ano spl.\~hpr<Xlf per lEC 60529 lI'X4, CMe ~1,,)Uld be tah'll IvkL't'p W<lter and other cont;1l11inants uut of the power and vidL'o Olmpartments. They <If..'

St'ak'd comp<lrtm,'nlS, but should cont<lmlllanlS .'Ilter whil.' the CO\"eN are off, damag., 10

the elcctronics rould occur.

Warranty Activation

TIlere are Iwo wa)"' to register your new Digitall-lunter Ih;tt will acli\"tethol ....arra"ty, The('aslL...t, moo:;t <t'C\.Ire, and IllOl>t b£'ncl"1Ci.l1 W<1Y IS \'ia our f'-Lodgr wcbpage atrt!IL~I'Acllll.."POrlmKOJ"K5k"lodS' When you r"SlSter online, you will ni'Cei\'e the fl'('(' ballishcsoftware llL'Cl'SSolry to crealI' balh~hc tables for your D1gilalHunler An altl'rnale method IStu USt' Ihe i"fonnallOn card fourld M the back of Ihis manual. We requesl that, regardlcs:; ofwhich regislrMion method you USt', yOll register your purch"se as SOOI1 as practicalRemembcr Ihat a copy of Ihe purchase tl'Ct'ipt is requirl'<l for wMranly work, ,.uen"ure lhat Ihe product regislration 1loCCuraiely reOects the informaliun on Ihl'purcha.,:;el'l'C'l'ipt

Warranty

o.gl1<11Hunier mechanical dnd optical matenals, comporwnbi dnd workmanship an'warranled to bc fr~ from defects in malel'lal and workma~hip for the Iif..linw of Ihepnxlucl Any Illcchanical or optICal defl'Ct of which ELCAN Optical TcchllQll.'gies isgiven wrilt.'ll nolicl' as provided below will be rl't11,'<li.'<l by ELCAN OpticalTl'Clmologi,'S withoul dmrge, The mechaniC,l1 (lnd oplical warr,lIlly is limill'd 10 repair orrcpl<1\X'lIlenl ul Ihl' optics and lllel<1l campone"ls of thl' rill..scope. If repair orreplaC't'menl is commercially impractical. then ELCAN Optical Technologll:'s may, ,11its sole discretion, I'l'fund the purchasE' price, Elloctronic components aR' warranled forone (1) year from the d.1te 01 imhal retail purchase., Any CO\"ered defect of which ELCANOptical Technok>g)es is gi\"t'n wrillen notice as providffi below within one (I) yearilnd ten (10) days will bc remedied by ELCAN Oplical Tl'duIolog;c..withoulch.arge

ThIS W<lITilllly IS grilnloo by Ittytheon Cotnp.1ny, by and through ELCAN OpticalTechnologies, 1601 N. I'lano Ro;,d, Rich,udson. TX 75081. This warranly, effectiveOctober 31, 2lX15, supercedcs all previuus warranly ~lalClllcnls

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Exclusions

U(AN OptlCill Tl'Chnologie. win llQt be rl'SpO~ible fUT the n.",ulb uf can'l.",.. h.'"dhng.UlMllth\lTI/l'l.\ adJu~tnll'nls, corrOSIOn, neglect, ordll1",y WI'M and tear. unR'asonable use,IIIMUlhUTlIl't\ ,;'It''mpt~ to oren, repilir or moclify Ih .. producl, or ,my other cause bl'yond111<' r,lIlg., uf IIltl'ndl'<l use. TIllS warr,mty d",'S not indude b"llerie~. ELCAN Opticill'1"d11l<lIHgll" WIll not be R'Spon~iblc for dat11age cauSL'Ci by acridl'nt, fif(-', or otherhM.lrl'" or ilcb of Cod

lho·!>.ltl.-ry "rid elt-ctrical cm·ers mU'-1 be i""I<1IIo.,1 dunng ..11 U>oL'. If damage occu,." while"'\l·......ll.'otf.t/\('\'\dr....ntyis\·oid

Warranties Exclusive

TIll Hilt"""". WAIlRA''TlES Al\O Itl\IEDI£S ARE fJlCLLSlVl MO L' UEU Of. .\LL arH~K" "'tItANTII .... TlIt\I.., OR CO'\iOnlO'~, £XPR£$, 1\11'1.1~0 OK STAn:TORY, I'oJCLLDIl\(;",AIIIIANm .. 01 MI,K(It,\N,A~lllTY. I·ITNESS 1'011 A I·AN.TtCULM( 1'lJlU'OSl, ACCUlV\CY,(I'KIII "NlHN{1 \\IITII mSCRWllON, SA11S!'AL,ORY QUAUTY AND I\O:>J..INJ'Rlt\Gl\IE/\',All III \\tfKlf ARI' lXPRI:SSIY DISCI.AIMFD BY Ff.CAN OrnCA) TFCH/\Of.OGIFS AI\D11'0 liI'l'l II K"

L1mllllUon of Liability

"ttl tt" (lI"1'k.Al tTOI'OlO:;J1OS :';OR IT'!> SUPPUEitS SIIALt. BE lIABLE R)R

-\1 n"''''(JlF''TlAL, I'I>tRFCT. 5I'R:IAL OR p\'-"'lTTVF DA\1AGI'SOF A''Y ](I'-n.-\ 1-\1 .,""'" -\11"'1"". OlT ot OR 1/\ Ulr'o"\:F<'Jl<1', WITH THF !>AI FOR USf OF Tl-IIS

''''lIIt\T "111111111: IIA"fD ll\ (~CT. TOItt (L'CLLDL'IG t\EGLIGE'oJCE). STRICT

IMt\~lt T' 1-\111I rn OR A"'I'( 0TI11 R T1ll'OR)_ [VFN IF HCA'l OI"'Tl(.AI TECII'OtOGIP.S lIAS

:1 ~tll,~I"';~I~II~I:;~ 1~1~11~~I:~IC:15~~M~~\~~~~~Ait':~6: I~~~~1'11~1''''1 IltAl\ (11'TIlAI. TECtlNOL(l(;IE'~ bVfIRl L1AIlILITY !>ltALL Ill' LIMITED TOKI 1'1 -\1 I ~I! 1\.1:, RII',\IR. OK KI'~1JND OF TllL PURUIA~b PKIU, PAID, AT 1]£,\'" UI'fICALIII 1!'JIllll(,II~'(l"llnl><

OI.c1l1lmer

....111. ""'It,lrlL. 1.11.... or pron~ do not allow the ell:duslOll or Iimilalion of in.plied\'\ lto,."l" ". lhi: hnllt.lhon of Ulcidcntal or oonsequenl.<aJ damages so the abo\'eI , ,1'1,,,. ,'1,,1 ,·\.Iu IL'~ may bc limlloo in theu appliCilhnn 10 you_ When impliedWM' ",.. 11101\ I.. ,t to.,. I'..doded in their entirety, they will bc limited to tlw dur<1lion of

1

111(, ,11'1,1 .. ,1>10.' wrltkn w.orr,ml\· rhlS watranly gIves )·ou SpL'ClflC Il'gal rights; you mayh 0" "tl",r flJo:hh tlMt may \ary depo:nding on 1oc<11 law. Your statutury righb arc1I"1"II,.t,,,1

GOllomlng Law

1111 11111111" \\I,orr.lI1l~' ~h,llI be j;UWnl.'<l by the [;ows of thl' Slate of Tuas U.S,A., ,Ill(! by!l II" "I Ih,- llllh"d "I,ll,.... "\e1udlng thetT connicb of !;ows principles, The Uniled

ot ( ,·n\. nt~"l "n ("nlr3Ch fur IIw Inll'mational Sale of Goods is herl'by I'xcludl'dIlllb'IOIUo1\ tr'''ll.ll'rl"".t~>IItothL~Limlled \_"_IT_'"-'.', ---'

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Obtaining Warranty Service

Should warr,lllty rq>o.lirs be requi~, do IlOl return Ih" riOe<:oope to your dc.der On tile"Product Support~ page In "'l'-Lodgt'~(our on-line USl.'rs' ~'Tt)Up) on our website b an e-m.1l1link entitll'd Producl Su,,,JOrl. Click on that link, nil in the requ<slt'd information and did."'SEI\U'" to obl.lin an RMA (Retu~ Mat!'""l Aulhon:rA'lhon) trading number nil MumE."IDilil. l1lcn ship tIM- ril1esoope back to II» In IN OTlglIIll1 mild bar to the address we pro....c\l,·locllKk a 0'1')" or (h@origmals;o1esreceipt with the ",turned unit. Wf'. rt'OmUlll'nd that theowner msUff' ,mv shipment. si~ ELCA OpIK<ll TC'clmolog_ Will itlX'epl noll'S~ibililyfor""'" or d.tmage in transit.

Tralbportilhon .md "'SI.lfill1O' ch.ilrges for I1."lum to owner will be paid by ELCAt'- OptIColITechnologlCS if the reldted d,lIffi isa propcrcla,m ror warrilntyw<H"k.

Noll': Digil./llHunt...r is inl"nd..>d to be used with fireilrTnS. ELCAN OplicalToxhnologil'S ","1111"-'S no rl'Spot\'>ibility for unsafe and/or improper hiUldhngofafire..nn

Compll,"<t with FCC ReguJ.lion5

Th,~ de-',CC' rompl;e< w,lh P~rt 15 of ,he- R:C <uJn. ()pl'fahOO ;5 llubi<'ct to ,he r.il"..."'g 1...0 0000,1100"(I)Thllode>'1CC' mal OO,c~uMII...mful inl<'f"'~. .ond (2) ,1u5dl'Y""'m...' accep' any U\ter~n!<:t"'~

indudinSln'effe~lha'ma)·ca~undesil'l'doptra'ion.

"lOn, Th.. eqwprnel'll IIa beft> lefoled &nd found '0 romply ",m ,t.. lim,'" for a a_ 8 d'l;'W ~'I<'O'

~, '0 P~rt 15 ol,t.. FCC ",10. T'Ileo;oo lim,,,, ME' dftignood IV pr""lde........,..,.~ pr<W«lJ<ln "&"' ....'llarmful inll!'rtfft1l<'O' ,n a n'liId.... liJ,I .....tal1ollOf\. nu. fquirmenl gmeratc5, ...... &nd c.. ,ad...~ ,adlOI~~"..rd••1_ iRSIalkd..-d....-d In lInXlrd~ w,lh It.. instfuCti,on;I. ""',Y CiUlof II.wmiulin~'" rad>o«Ja'\ll'luniabo,,,,, How~er,tt-l' ... noguar""'....lIw'~ "'dl notna:ur ,n ap."c".... ~Ia,,,,,,- 11 1M tquopmenl doos~ Iwrmfullf\lft~ '" radio or """"-tsooro ~'OII...hichOf'I>t'dt'\t'fmlAfdbylUr",ngtht""l"'pmcnloll~on,.tht...er"'lMCOUIagn:I"'lrylO~lhP",~bv_Of~ol,helol_inS~

Ilftwlftlllorrdocil~thtlKl'i..,ng...-.-na

IncrNIWlheWf>'ll.tt"",,,,,",·emthtl!'<fU'~and •__

CCICIIl«'I tht fqUlpaon>' ,nlO an OUI,,", on a OICUlI d,n...-ftIl hoa> Nt 10 .. hid> tht .-,," Ilo

"""""'"C.......wllhe~Of .."~ ....lOfTVttdtnooo>ntorhdp

C"L~ fCC Code of federal Ri>gula~ TiM .7. Volumt' I. Part IS2l d1reas 1""1 we nonly the end""""h.l, cftan&n Of ",odlfKah<;""olthlsfq'-"pmeru not p>~r .pproud byE~ rouId VOId the end.......5au'honty 10 opn'~lh'tq'-"p"""'t.

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QUICK START R[FERENCE CARD~" ... /t.JJ.•,.,J/""uM/rflt",,mJ KrrJ1"hanJypqudrrfrrrncr

In ,.11 h.m AA htlllum ball"llt"> In Ic-ft SideCOlllpartn\(>nl

Imlll'li ""I"'lov I'n: In" IIw red Powt'l"button on top

.. "II tl... " ...·I.,...·filllng~" lem

.. 11rI. .. ,,,' I ~ MI'nU buttl'll (Cffill'l" 01 arrow ktoy,.)

I. "'-.0\ I ,10- In SETUP menu lind §l"11tM> par.lnwl..",

N.I\'~.lk t"IMAGE menu and WI 1tM> parameters.

,I NII\' 'tl ttl tllil' SCOPE rneflU and 'I('! upfOf'Sighl-m.

~ (. .. "I•.llt.II,~ltl rd",Je.; ,fcustom I'l'liclellll1"de..,n'd

( ..·"t. ,Ill.! 1, .1 1i.1U.... hc DIll" T"bl~..., if blllh~tic comp.:-nsalion IS d ....,,('(1. Range'''"''''''1' 1110 1111' ,I no Ii.llh"lH: Di>til Tilblt'S,ll1" found

h 1I'llhItKhh·,1 "".n, tin eyt1plece dISplay ,ndicat.. which SHOOTING sctllng Ihl'nth,," ..I...· ""l I),wtallillntl'r COlli ~ ll!<l.>d ,IS 01 tilrgeling device In all SHOOTING... tlm!', 1h" Ihr.'t' <;11OOTING ....lIm&" iIr.. Zoom/Relicle, Range/Brightnl'SS. and(. ,,,'tr,. I ('''''''Ill I Ill' only diff",,·nCl,."S 11'1.. functIOn:. that the arruw k"y~control

Notel Single click the Menu button to swItch between the two mostcomlllon SHOOTING settings: Zoom/Reticle and Range/Brightness. Presslind hold lito obtain the TARGETING Mode setting for Contrast Control.

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