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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE

Congratulations on your outstanding new binoculars. Enjoy the impressive experience of

undistorted image reproduction which is distinguished by perfect brilliance and excellent

colour accuracy.

ZEISS brand products are characterised by outstanding optical performance, accurate

processing and long durability.

Please observe the following instructions for use, so that you enjoy optimum use of your

product and it can be a faithful companion to you for many years.

Viewing with and without glasses

If you do not wear glasses when viewing, use the binoculars with the eyecups extended (Fig.

1/A). To do this, turn the eyecups upwards to the top click stop position by turning them to the

left (counter clockwise). The eyecups can be set to four click stop positions – the positions at

the top and bottom and two intermediate positions (Fig. 2). These adjustment options permit

the distance from the exit pupil to be varied according to the specific requirements of each user.

If you wear glasses when viewing, turn the eyecups to the right (clockwise) to the lowest click

stop position as shown in Fig. 1/B.

Cleaning and changing the eyecups

The eyecups (complete modules) can be removed from the binoculars for cleaning or exchange.

Turn out the eyecup counter clockwise to the stop, then unscrew it completely via the thread

(continue to turn in the same direction). After cleaning or exchange, turn the eyecup clockwise to

the lowest click stop position. Then attach the module to the binoculars, through the rubber edge

of the eyepiece tube, turn it in clockwise as far as it will go and tighten it.

Adjustment of the interpupillary distance

Adjust the two barrels relative to each other about the central axis until you see one circular field

of view when viewing with both eyes.

Focusing

The binoculars have a centre focusing mechanism (focusing knob Fig. 3/C) and a dioptre

adjustment wheel. Dioptre adjustment is activated by pulling the focusing knob (Fig. 3/C)

upward.

For focusing, close your right eye and focus the image in the left barrel using the centre

focusing mechanism (Fig. 3/C). Then close your left eye – and if necessary – adjust the focus

in the right barrel using the dioptre adjustment wheel.

The dioptre adjustment wheel is provided with a scale (visible when the focusing knob has been

pulled out, Fig. 3), the signs "+" and "–", and a click stop in the zero position (0 D). The

graduation lines of the scale are used for orientation (setting the dioptre adjustment for different

users).

After completion of this procedure, push the focusing knob back in all the way.

Note: Always use the same object to focus on both images!

For subsequent focusing on varying distances, use the focusing knob only (Fig. 3/C). When the

long ridge of the focusing knob coincides with the arrow on the bridge (Fig. 3/D), the binoculars

have been set to infinity. This only applies if the dioptre adjustment mechanism has snapped in

at the zero position (0 D).

Mounting the carrying strap and the protective covers

The carrying strap, the rainguard and the protective caps for the objective lens are provided in the

packaging. Attach the carrying strap to the eyelets pro-vided on the binoculars and mount the

rainguard on the strap as shown in Figs 4 + 5.

Note: Simply thread the carrying strap through the eyelets on the rainguard.

Before mounting the carrying strap as shown in Fig. 5, adjust the length of the strap as required

by loosening or tightening it accordingly using the clip.

The rain guard needs only to be attached on one side; however, it can be attached to both sides.

Use of the eyepiece cap

The eyepiece cap is held on the eye cup with a snap latch.

Remove the eyepiece cap with your index fingers before using the binoculars.

The eyepiece cap should be reattached after using the binoculars to protect the eyepiece.

The protective caps for the objective lens are attached to the binoculars as shown in Fig. 6.