Display And Record Compass Bearings; Delete Bearings; Tilt Function (Tlt) - Minox BN 7x50 DCM Mode D'emploi

to be closer than they actually are), binocular move-
ment etc. that will lead to inaccurate measurements.

Display and record compass bearings

The compass in your MINOX BN 7x50 DC/DCM is ca-
pable of recording up to three compass bearings. To do
this, activate the compass using the On / Off button (10).
If you do not see the „CMP" display, turn the mode dial
(11) until you see either the center mark or the hair-line
graticule displayed (figs. 4 or 5).
You can alternate between the two display options by
pressing the navigation buttons (3). To save a reading,
simply push the memory button (8) while looking in the
direction that you wish to record. You can save up to
three readings, after which you will see „FULL" in the
display after pressing the memory button for the fourth
time. To record new bearings, you must first delete at
least one of the previously saved values. To view the
previously recorded bearings, press the On / Off button
(10) while in the compass mode. You will now see either
CMP-1, CMP-2 or CMP-3 and the recorded bearing. You
can alternate from position to position by pushing the
navigation buttons (3) up or down.
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Delete readings
To delete the compass readings saved in the compass
sub-menu, press the On / Off button (10) while in the
compass mode. Choose the bearing you wish to delete
by pushing the navigation buttons (3) up or down. By
pushing the up and down buttons (3) simultaneously,
the bearing will be deleted, which is verified when you
see „DELETED" in the display. If necessary, repeat this
procedure until all values are deleted. As soon as all
Fig. 7
values have been deleted, you will now see „EMPTY"
in the display. By pushing the On / Off button (10), you
will enter the main compass mode again. Turning the
mode dial to the right will take you to the tilt function.

Tilt function (TLT)

Your MINOX BN 7x50 DC/DCM is equipped with a
precisely functioning tilt compensation sensor. This
ensures an automatic compensation and correction of
false compass readings caused if the binoculars are in a
vertical or horizontal slant. The automatic tilt compensa-