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6. TROUBLESHOOTING 

 

No green light through eyepieces 

Check that the batteries are installed properly.  
Check the charge of the batteries. Replace them if they are weak.

 

 

Image is unclear 

Check if the lenses are foggy or dusty. Clean them if necessary. 
If the image is still unfocused – adjust the eyepieces; see 5.5 and 
5.6 for details. 

 

Image flashes 

Image may flash during the first two minutes after activation. It 
may continue flashing if exposed to bright light (even with the 
lens cap on!). 

 

Condensation accumulates on the parts 

When the unit is brought from the cold into a warm environment 
internal condensation may appear. The unit has to be warmed up 
for up to two hours to regain full operational capacity. 

 

Visibility decreased or disappeared  

Bright light sources (the Moon, projectors or headlights) may 
cause visibility to degrade or even completely disappear. Move 
the device away from the light source immediately. The image 
will be restored within two minutes.  
Adverse atmospheric conditions such as fog, haze or extremely 
dark environments will decrease visibility. 
 

Summary of Contents for NV66-G2-4x

Page 1: ...Operation Manual NIGHT VISION BINOCULARS BINOCULARS NV66 G2 5x 105 Sparks Ave Toronto ON M2H 2S5 Canada ...

Page 2: ... NEVER open the objective lens of an active unit in bright light including daylight In the daytime the objective lens must be covered by cap A tiny hole in the cap provides enough light for daytime testing NEVER aim an active unit at intense light sources such as lights headlamps campfires the Moon etc NEVER reverse the polarity of a battery NEVER connect the unit to any external power supplies AL...

Page 3: ...essional lens cleaning supplies Use only a soft clean cloth to clean the exterior of the device Keep the device away from sources of heat such as heating appliances sunlight or central heating Switch off the unit and remove the battery during the extended periods of non operation Do not apply an excessive force or pressure to the lens assembly movable parts and thread connections Small dark and or...

Page 4: ...ube parameters 6 Spatial frequency contrast characteristic 6 Field of view cleanness 7 4 UNIT DESIGN 8 5 OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS 9 Installing battery 9 Switching the unit on 9 Switching the unit off 10 Operating at night 10 Adjusting to individual vision 10 Focusing 10 Interpupillary distance 11 Installation of interchangeable lenses 11 ...

Page 5: ... 12 No green light through eyepieces 12 Image is unclear 12 Image flashes 12 Condensation accumulates on the parts 12 Visibility decreased or disappeared 12 7 WARRANTY 13 8 CUSTOMER SUPPORT 14 9 ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE 15 ...

Page 6: ...nit can be mounted on a helmet or headgear or used as night vision binoculars Some typical activities where NV66 G2 5x can be useful Law enforcement Wildlife observation Security Search and rescue Hunting Features Built in infrared illuminator allows observation in total darkness i e cave or dark room Waterproof design 1 meter deep immersion for 30 minutes Soft rubber eyecup makes viewing comforta...

Page 7: ... delivery set QUANTITY Binocular configuration NV66 G2 5x 1 Lens cap 1 Neck strap 1 Soft case 1 Manual 1 AA battery 2 Optional accessories Lens cleaning kit Hard case Exact Delivery Set is subject to the specific contract terms ...

Page 8: ...distance 57 73 mm Focus range 10 m Dioptric correction 5 Battery type 2 standard AA batteries Battery life Over 80 hours without IR over 30 hours with IR Low battery indicator IR ON indicator Momentary IR button Waterproof 1 m 30 minutes Size 230x136x82 mm Weight 0 800 kg NOTE As the design is being continuously improved the actual specifications may be better than those given above ...

Page 9: ...ty Integral 450 A lm Spectral at 850 nm 26 mA W Light amplification 20 000 fl fc Image magnification 1x Signal to noise ratio min 18 Current consumption max 18 mA Voltage 2 8 0 8 V MTBF hours 10 000 Operating temperature range 50 C 50 C Spatial frequency contrast characteristic Frequency lines mm Contrast transfer coefficient 2 5 0 83 7 5 0 56 15 0 0 30 ...

Page 10: ...7 Field of view cleanness Allowed spot diameter m I ZONE 0 5 6 mm II ZONE 5 6 14 7 mm III ZONE 14 7 17 5 mm Over 250 0 0 0 150 to 250 0 0 1 100 to 150 0 2 2 50 to 100 1 3 3 0 to 50 Not specified ...

Page 11: ...8 4 UNIT DESIGN 1 On Off IR switch 2 Mounting socket 3 Eyepiece adjustment ring 4 Eyepieces 5 Battery compartment cover 6 Objective lens 1 2 4 3 6 5 FIGURE 1 NV66 G2 5x ...

Page 12: ...battery compartment cover back Switching the unit on In daylight put on the lens cap prior to switching the unit on To check if the unit is operational switch it ON rotate switch 1 Fig 1 clockwise and look through eyepiece 4 Fig 1 You should see greenish lit screen If the screen is not lit check the battery When the unit is ON user may see a circular indicator through the eyepiece Fig 2 It is hard...

Page 13: ...g switch 1 Fig 1 If lighting is insufficient turn on the IR illuminator by turning switch 1 Fig 1 The red indicator Fig 2 will go on IR illuminator is effective when observing an object located not far from the viewer The IR illuminator is visible to anybody with a night vision device Adjusting to individual vision Turn on the device Direct the device at an object placed within 8 15 m from the vie...

Page 14: ...lens by its base 1 Fig 1 and rotate it counter clockwise Once the lens has been removed store it in a safe clean space 4 Screw in clockwise new lens The threads are very fine to prevent humidity penetration and can be damaged easily Do not apply force to the lens rotation If lens does not screw in smoothly make sure that the threads match Unit is ready for operation immediately after the lens chan...

Page 15: ... if exposed to bright light even with the lens cap on Condensation accumulates on the parts When the unit is brought from the cold into a warm environment internal condensation may appear The unit has to be warmed up for up to two hours to regain full operational capacity Visibility decreased or disappeared Bright light sources the Moon projectors or headlights may cause visibility to degrade or e...

Page 16: ...n Dealer Newcon will repair or at its option replace with the same or comparable model the product or part thereof which on inspection by Newcon is found to be defective in materials or workmanship What This Warranty Does Not Cover NEWCON is not responsible for warranty service should the product fail as a result of improper maintenance misuse abuse improper installation neglect damage caused by d...

Page 17: ...tern Standard Time Under no circumstances should the equipment be sent to Newcon without authorisation from our technical support department Newcon accepts no responsibility for unauthorized returns To locate NEWCON Authorized Dealer call 1 416 663 6963 or fax 1 416 663 9065 Email newconsales newcon optik com Web www newcon optik com The defective products should be shipped to US Customers 2498 Su...

Page 18: ...serial number _____________________ Minimum Measured Resolution lp mm 46 Photocathode sensitivity integral A lm 450 Light amplification 20000 Date of production __________________________________ Quality Inspector s signature ___________________________ ...

Page 19: ...__________________________ The unit complies with all technical specifications and has passed the inspection Date of production ______________________________________________ Quality Inspector s signature ______________________________________________ Quality Assurance Seal ...

Page 20: ...NEWCON OPTIK Printed in Canada R2 3 11 ...

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