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b. Coin-Setting Delete:
press “DEL” button, coin chute sounds a beep
“0” flashes on the display
coin chute sounds a second beep
coin chute sounds a long beep
“E003” on the display
device in stand-by state.
c. Shutter Duration Setting
: press “
△
” button (duration increases)
duration time shown on the
display (10s for each increase, 3600s at most)
number flashes on the display
device in stand-by
state; press “
▽
” button (duration decreases)
duration time shown on the display (10s for each
decrease, 10s at the minimum)
number flashes on the display
device in stand-by state.
d. Shutter System Testing
: press “OPEN” button
shutter opens
press “CLS” button
shutter
closes. This announces that the system is in a normal state, otherwise it is not.
e. Interpreting Other Displays:
after being awakened, the number on the display indicates the
number of accepted coins; when the telescope is operating, remaining time of the shutter duration
countdown is shown on the display; when there is no remaining time, the number of accepted coins
will be shown again on the display; “E000” on the display indicates low battery.
3) Coins from the users will fall inside component no.2. Unlock no.6 with the provided key and the
coins inside can be taken out.
4) When “E000” appears on the display, remove the power source plug from the battery-connected
output socket. Take out the battery and put it in the provided charger. When the battery is fully
charged, the indicator light on the charger will turn from red to green.
IV. TELESCOPE STORAGE & MAINTENANCE
The Omegon® Coin operated telescope Bonview 20x100 Series High Power Stationary Telescopes
contain precision optical instruments and their service lives are directly affected by the maintenance.
Proper storage and regular maintenance will ensure the telescopes perform at their best.
1. The telescopes should be stored in a warehouse where it is ventilated, dry and clean. Do not wipe
any part of the telescope with your fingers, unclean cloth or any paper. Surface of metal components
should be kept clean. Peeled-off or uncoated part of the surface should be covered with a layer of
antirust oil to prevent rust. Grease should never be applied to the glass surface. Acid, alkali, salt,
storage battery and other chemical-contained goods should not be stored together with the telescopes
in the same warehouse. Stove or any other heating apparatuses should be kept at least 1.5 meters away
from the telescopes in the warehouse. The telescope should never be heated over any heating
apparatus.
2. The telescope should be handled gently and collision should be avoided. The telescope should be
securely packed into the carton in the course of transportation. The telescope should be firmly
mounted into the surface of a solid foundation.
3. If dust or other dirt has built up on the optics, remove it with optics cleansing fluid. Do not blow on
the optics for fear that moisture may build up on the optics. Do not wipe the telescope with unclean
cloth or stiff brush, otherwise the coating or mirrors may be damaged. Do not touch the optics with
fingers. If any finger mark is left on the mirrors, use a solution of 50% anhydrous alcohol mixed with
50% ether and absorbent cotton balls (or gauze) to remove it. Apply the solution to the absorbent
cotton balls (or gauze) and then apply the cotton balls (or gauze) to the optics. Low pressure strokes
should go from the center of the lens (or mirror) clockwise or counterclockwise to the rim (go in only
one direction; do not rub back and forth). Frequently change cotton balls (or gauze) until the lens (or
