Nikon EDG 85 VR, Instruction Manual

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WARNING
(for Fieldscope)
Never look at the sun
directly through the
Fieldscope.
Do not disassemble the
Fieldscope, nor repair/
remodel it.
Failure to observe this may
result in electric shock or
other injury.
Do not soak the Fieldscope
in water, nor pour water over
the Fieldscope intentionally.
Failure to observe this may
cause ignition or electric
shock.
If internal parts of the
Fieldscope are exposed as
the result of a fall or other
accident, do not touch
them.
Electric shock or other injury
may be caused by touching
broken parts.
Remove batteries from the
body, then request repair
from a Nikon-authorized
service representative.
Should you notice heat,
smoke or an unusual
smell coming from the
Fieldscope, remove batteries
immediately.
If you continue using it, it may
cause a fire or burn. When
removing batteries, take care
to avoid burns.
After removing them,
request repair from a
Nikon-authorized service
representative.
CAUTION
(for Fieldscope)
Do not swing around by the
strap.
This may result in hitting
others and cause injury.
Do not place this product in
an unstable place.
Failure to observe this may
cause it to fall resulting in
injury.
Do not use this product
while walking.
Failure to observe this may
cause injury as a result of
walking into something,
hitting others, falling down or
other accidents.
Symbol indications
symbol indicates alert
(including warning).
symbol indicates
prohibition. Specific banned
content is illustrated inside
(for example, the symbol at
left bans disassembly).
symbol indicates
compulsory action. Specific
content is illustrated inside
(for example, the symbol at
left orders battery removal).
Do not use the Fieldscope
where there is a possibility of
it catching fire or exploding.
Do not use the Fieldscope in
the presence of flammable
gases such as propane or
gasoline as this could result in
explosion or fire.
Use only batteries approved
for use with this product
(refer to specifications).
If you use batteries of
different makes or types, it
may cause an explosion or
result in electric shock.