Celestron PowerSeeker Serie Guide De L'utilisateur page 6

This section covers the assembly instructions for your PowerSeeker telescope. Your telescope should be set up indoor the
first time so that it is easy to identify the various parts and familiarize yourself with the correct assembly procedure before
attempting it outdoor.
Each PowerSeeker comes in one box. The pieces in the box for all models are – optical tube, altazimuth mount, and "The
SkyX" CD-ROM. The 40AZ & 50AZ includes 0.96" accessories – 20mm eyepiece, 12mm eyepiece (50AZ only), 8mm
eyepiece (40AZ only), 4mm eyepiece (50AZ only), 3x Barlow lens (2x Barlow with 40AZ), and 1.5x erecting eyepiece.
The 60AZ, 70AZ & 76AZ includes 1.25" accessories – 20mm eyepiece (erect image for 76AZ), 4mm eyepiece, 3x Barlow
lens, erect image diagonal for 60AZ.
S e t t i n g u p t h e T
S e t t i n g u p t h e T
1. Remove the tripod from the box (Figure 2-1). The tripod comes preassembled so that the set up is very easy. Each
tripod is different for each model but looks somewhat similar to the photos shown below.
2. Stand the tripod upright and pull the tripod legs apart until each leg is fully extended and then push down slightly on
the tripod leg brace (Figure 2-2). The very top of the tripod is called the tripod head (AZ mount).
3. Next, we will install the tripod accessory tray (Figure 2-3) onto the tripod leg brace (center of Figure 2-2).
4. On the bottom of the tripod tray is a screw attached to the center (except the 40AZ & 50AZ). The screw attaches into a
threaded hole in the center of the tripod leg brace by turning it clockwise - note: pull up slightly on the tripod leg brace
to make it easy to attach. Continue turning the tray until hand tight – don't over tighten the tray. The 50AZ is slightly
different as you unthread a small knob in the center of the tray (see Figure 2-3a) and then put the tray over the threaded
hole and tighten the knob to secure the tray.
Figure 2-1
5. The tripod is now completely assembled (Figure 2-4).
6. You can extend the tripod legs to the height you desire. At the lowest level the height is about 27" (69cm) and extends
to about 47" (119cm). You unlock the tripod leg lock knobs at the bottom of each leg (Figure 2-5) by turning them
counterclockwise and pull the legs out to the height you want & then lock the knobs securely. A fully extended tripod
looks similar to the image in Figure 2-6.
7. The tripod will be the most rigid and stable at the lower heights.
Figure 2-4
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Figure 2-3a
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