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In a DARK environment:

Step 6

In the dark, remove LENS CAPS.

Step 7

Do NOT rotate EYEPIECES.

Step 8

Click on the INFRARED button.
A beam of infrared light, invisible to the human and animal eye, provides extra illumination.

Step 9

Move the FOCUS ADJUSTMENT KNOB to Focus on a specific object.
NOTE: Model # NONB2FF does not require this step.

Warning:
When the power is turned OFF, the image will not immediately disappear. It will remain
visible for up to several minutes as the tube discharges. The discharge (fading of image) will
be faster in higher light environments, slower in the dark.

For technical assistance, call our customer service line at 1-800-444-5994.

If you have any problems, call before returning the product to the store where purchased.

Image Quality

The image you see through a Night Vision device is VERY DIFFERENT from the image observed
using  day-time  binoculars.  A  Night  Vision  image  is  electronically  amplified  and  then  repro-
duced on a phosphorus screen and therefore not as “clear” as a day-time binocular image.

Light and dark marks (spots) caused by the Electronic Intensifier Tube can be seen in the field
of view.  These are normal and are not defects in the Electronic Intensifier Tube.

Image  sharpness  is  also  not  consistent  across  the  field  of  view.  The  image  has  very  high
resolution in the center.  The image becomes more distorted toward the periphery of the image.
Due to our sophisticated corrective optics, the amount of distortion in your Night Vision device
is less then the distortion found in other Night Vision devices.

IMPORTANT:   You may see spots or other anomalies on the image when testing in a lighted
environment with the lens cap on.
When using the device in the field with the lens caps removed, many of these anomalies will
disappear.  Testing  indoors,  with  the  lens  caps  affixed,  focuses  the  light  into  a  narrow  beam
through the center of the image intensifier tube; this causes light to reflect inside the device to
produce spots on the phosphorus screen that many times will not be visible in the field.

Typical Image Appearance

Use of the Infrared Illuminator in a closed room, or at close range, will exaggerate the light and
dark  spots  on  the  Electronic  Intensifier  Tube.    The  Infrared  Illuminator,  although  invisible  to
human and animal eyes, is very bright at close range when viewed through the device.  This
bright light exaggerates the spots on the Electronic Intensifier Tube. Testing your Night Vision
device  indoors  with  the  Infrared  Illuminator,  at  close  range,  is  not  representative  of  the
performance of the device in its intended outdoor application.

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Summary of Contents for NONB2FF

Page 1: ...CAUTION Do not point Infrared Emitter directly into eye at close range Keep out of reach of children...

Page 2: ...The pinholes in the lens caps let through a small amount of light Removing lens caps in daylight could damage the unit Step 3 Rotate the EYEPIECES clockwise until they stop Step 4 Press POWER button t...

Page 3: ...d of view These are normal and are not defects in the Electronic Intensifier Tube Image sharpness is also not consistent across the field of view The image has very high resolution in the center The i...

Page 4: ...s Without the assistance of the IR you can recognize a man sized object about 300 yards away Starlight no moon A starlite night provides the minimal amount of ambient light to allow viewing unassisted...

Page 5: ...Focus Problems Try in lighted environment with lens caps on Are you able to focus the eyepieces YES Use in dark with lens caps off but do not rotate eyepieces after they have been adjusted to our eye...

Page 6: ...onal lens cleaning supplies The lenses are optically coated and may be scratched if abrasive material is used or if dirt is rubbed into the glass Do not touch lens surface with fingers Do not drop or...

Page 7: ...What is the maximum effective distance of the Infrared Illuminator 75 to 125 yds The farther the object the less intense the infrared light will be on the target Are Night Vision devices safe Night V...

Page 8: ...ttempt to repair a unit by a non authorized repair agent This Warranty does not cover damage to the intensifier tube from use in the daytime or in a lighted area During the Warranty period Warrantor a...

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