Armasight COMMAND 336 HD, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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ARMASIGHT by FLIR
COMMAND
U S E R M A N U A L
SEQ
NO.
LOCATION OF
ITEM TO CHECK/
SERVICE
PROCEDURE
NOT FULLY MISSION
CAPABLE IF...
5 Eyecups Inspect for cuts, tears, and dirt. Inspect for
torn, bent, or improperly fitting eyecups.
Clean as required.
Cups are torn or cut.
6 Battery
Compartment
and Cap
Inspect for corrosion, moisture, and corroded
or defective contacts. Inspect for cap damage
or retainer breaks. Inspect rubber gasket for
damage.
Contacts are damaged or
corroded. Retainer is broken.
Cap or rubber gasket is
damaged.
7 Lenses Inspect for cleanliness, scratches, chips, or
cracks.
Clean as required.
Chipped or cracked. Scratches
hinder vision through the
equipment.
8 Objective Focus
Ring
Rotate objective focus ring to ensure it is not
too tight or too loose. Range is approximately
three quarter turns.
Ring gets stuck, is too loose,
or adversely affects the user’s
ability to properly focus the
objective lens.
9 Eyepiece Focus
Rings
Rotate eyepiece focus rings to ensure the
rings are not too tight or too loose. Range is
approximately 2 turns.
Rings get stuck, are too loose,
or adversely affect the user’s
ability to properly adjust the
diopter.
10 Turn-Pull
Switch
Check for operation (without batteries). Switch is inoperative.
11 Connector Inspect for corrosion, moisture, and corroded
or defective contacts. Inspect for cap damage
or retainer breaks.
Contacts are damaged or
corroded. Cap is damaged.
Retainer is broken.
12 Remote Control
Unit
Check for damage and missing parts.
Check Velcro tape for wear.
Damaged. Missing parts.
13 Video Cable Inspect for damage. Inspect the cable
connector for corrosion, moisture, and
corroded or defective contacts. Clean as
required.
Damaged.
OPERATIONAL CHECKS
NOTE:
For a complete operational check, it is necessary to connect a video monitor to the Command.
14 Turn-Pull
Switch
Install the batteries. Remove the objective
lens cap. Point the equipment at an object.
Turn the equipment on. Look for a thermal
image on the display. Look for a flashing
battery icon in the eyepiece viewing area.
No thermal image. Battery
icon is flashing (indicates a low
battery).
15 Control Board Ensure the Command is responsive to control
buttons.
Unresponsive buttons.
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