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1.2 Display positioning
The displays are designed to allow
you to see the ultrasound image
in front of your eyes. This ensures
maximum animal awareness
whilst ensuring a clear view of the
image.
Fig 1.
Too close: head gear is
hitting the forehead causing
discomfort and limiting adjustment.
Fig 2.
Too far: Distance from eyes
is too great causing a less than
optimal image.
Fig 3.
Correct fit (flexi headband
only): To test if the housing is too
close, place BUG on your head
and press unit into your forehead.
If the unit is in the correct position,
you should only just be able
to press the housing onto your
forehead.
Fig 4.
Correct fit (firm
headband only): To set the
goggles as close as possible to
your eyes without the housing
touching your forehead, adjust
the inner headband angle
(position on your forehead) and
then pivot the outer band for
correct display alignment.
Fig 5.
Raised position (for both
headbands): You can move
goggles up and down as you
would do with sunglasses when
not in use. This positioning is useful
when you are not scanning.
If glasses are normally worn then
please continue to use glasses. This
position will not be affected by
glasses.
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STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
TOO FAR
CORRECT FIT
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
inner headband
version 1 raised
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
TOO FAR
CORRECT FIT
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
inner headband
version 1 raised
Fig 1.
Too close
Fig 2.
Too far
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
TOO FAR
CORRECT FIT
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
inner headband
version 1 raised
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
TOO FAR
CORRECT FIT
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
inner headband
version 1 raised
Fig 3.
Correct fit
(flexi headband)
Fig 4.
Correct fit
(firm headband)
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
1
2
TOO FAR
CORRECT FIT
STRAP ADJUSTMENTS
inner headband
version 1 raised
Fig 5.
Raised position
1. Operating instructions
