König Electronic KN-SCOPE40, Manual, Page: 3 / 20

DIRECTIONS FOR USE
1) Extend the legs (Q), as indicated in Fig. 1, and lock them in the adjusted height with the supplied wing nut
(1). Before tightening the wing nuts check that there is a washer underneath.
2) Connect all there tripod legs to the head (O) with the wing nut and screw (2) in the manner indicated in Fig. 2A.
3) Now fasten the accessory tray (P) to the flanges of the tripod legs with the supplied screws and wing nuts.
(see Fig. 3)
4) After all screws have been firmly tightened, the telescope can be connected to the Yoke (M) of the tripod head.
Proceed as indicated in Fig. 2. b): Mount the telescope main body (H) in the yoke (M), and adjust with the large
locking screw (K). Now adjust the pin of the micro - adjustable altitude control (A) with the guide provided for
this purpose (see Fig. 2 b) and 2c).
5) Remove the finder scope (G) with attached bracket (F) from the box. Then remove the two knurled thumb screws
from the telescope main body (H). Position the finder scope bracket on the telescope main body so that the holes
in the base of the bracket line up with the exposed holes in the telescope main body. Return the two knurled
thumb screws and tighten securely (see Fig. 4).
6) Insert the angle prism (D) into the focusing tube (C). Secure by tightening the corresponding fastening screws (see
Fig. 5)
7) Insert the eyepiece (E) into the angle prism (D). This also has to be adjusted with the fastening screw (see Fig. 6).
8) If you wish to use the prismatic eyepiece extension with the factor 1.5x or the 3x Barlow lens, insert this between
eyepiece (E) and the focusing tube (M) (see Fig. 7)
The following magnification values are achieved when using the prismatic eyepiece extensions and the exchangeable
eyepieces:
Eyepiece chart and theoretical power limits:
Eyepiece Power Power with 1.5 Power with
erecting eyepiece 3x Barlow
20mm 35x 52x 105x
12.5mm 56x 84x 168x
4mm 175x 262x 525x
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