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Then aim the center of the reticle at
the bull’s
-eye 100 meters away and
shoot.
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Locate the bullet hole after shot.
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If the bullet hole can be seen on the display screen:
⚫
Keep the position of the scope fixed, press and hold the
M
and
C
button
at the same time to freeze the image, and a snowflake icon appears on
the upper-left corner of the screen.
⚫
Short press the
M
button to move up, down, left and right. Short press or
long-press the
P
or
C
button to move the reticle to the actual impact
point position.
⚫
Press and hold the
M
button to save and exit when the process is done.
➢
If the bullet hole cannot be seen on the display screen of the scope:
⚫
Measure the horizontal and vertical distance between the
bull’s
eye and
bullet hole.
⚫
According to the measured distance, move the reticle up, down, left and
right by short or long -pressing the P and C key. Short pressing the M
key to move up, down, left and right. Adjust the reticle position to the
distance marked on the scale plate consistent with the measured distance.
⚫
Press and hold the
M
button to save and exit when the process is done.
Notes
➢
To ensure the accuracy of the position, aim the
bull’s
-eye again and repeat
the operations above after zeroing, until the bull
’
s-eye is hit.
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In the zeroing interface, the reticle moves one pixel when short click
M
or
C
button to the corresponding direction, and ten pixels movement by long
pressing. The scale plate on the top and left shows the reticle movement
distance.
⚫
For the SCL25, the digit of scale plate changes by 3.4cm per one-pixel
movement.
⚫
For the SCL35, the digit of scale plate changes by 2.4cm per one-pixel
movement.
