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User Instructions

Description of the components

1

 Diopter compensation

2

 Eyecups

3

 Focusing knob

4

 Carrying strap eyelets

Contents

ZEISS TERRA ED binoculars

1

2

3

4

B

A

Mounting the carrying strap and the protective covers

The carrying strap is supplied with the binoculars.
Attach the carrying strap to the eyelets provided on the binoculars, and 
mount the eyepiece cap on the strap as shown in 

Figs. 2, 3 and 5

.

The strap for the protective lens cap is attached directly (either right or 
left) to the protective lens cap. To fasten on the device, use either the 
carrying strap or one of the two carrying strap eyelets.

Note:

 Simply pass the carrying strap through the eyelets on the eyepiece 

cap. Before attaching the carrying strap, as shown in Fig. 3, the strap 
length should be set at the desired length by shortening or lengthening 
the strap.

Follow the same sequence for the opposite side. Some prefer to thread 
through the cap on both sides, and some on only one.

Use of the eyepiece cap

The eyepiece cap is kept in the objective aperture. Remove the eyepiece 
cap with your index fingers before using the binoculars.

Use of the protective lens cap

The protective lens cap is kept on the eyecups. Remove the protective 
lens cap with your index fingers before using the binoculars.

This product may be covered by one 
or more of the following United States 
patents: US6542302, US6816310, 
US6906862

000000-2113-041 / 06.2014

INSTRUCTION FOR USE  

Congratulations on purchasing your new ZEISS TERRA

®

 ED binoculars. 

Enjoy the sharp, bright, high resolution view offered by these 
outstanding optics. ZEISS products are known for superb optical 
performance, precision engineering, and durability. Follow the 
instructions for use and your product will be a reliable companion for 
many years to come. 

Information for your safety

Environmental Hazards

  �  Do not under any circumstances look through the binoculars at the 

sun or laser light sources! Serious eye injury may result.

  �  Never leave the binoculars in the sun for extended periods of time 

without the protective lens cap. Extreme exposure to direct sunlight 
through the objective lens and eyepiece can function as a burning 
glass and damage the interior components.

Danger of swallowing

Never leave the removable outer parts in reach of children (danger of 
swallowing).

Viewing with and without glasses

When viewing without glasses, fully extend both eyecups. To do this, turn 
the eyecup 

(Fig. 4)

 to the left (counter clockwise) and upwards to the top 

click stop position (Illustration A).

The eyecups can be locked in four positions – at the bottom and top and 
in two middle positions. These adjustment options allow the distance of 
the eye from the exit pupil to be adjusted according to the specific need 
of each user.
When viewing with glasses, turn the eyecup down to the right 
(clockwise) until it locks in the bottom click stop position (Illustration B).

Adjusting the interpupillary distance

Adjust the two barrels by pivoting them around the center hinge until 
you see one circular field of vision when viewing with both eyes.

Focusing

The binoculars have a focusing knob 

(Fig. 1/3)

 and a diopter adjustment 

wheel 

(Fig. 1/1)

.

To adjust, block the right barrel and focus the image in the left barrel 
using the center focusing knob 

(Fig. 1/3)

. Then block the left barrel 

and, if necessary, adjust the focus in the right barrel using the diopter 
adjustment wheel 

(Fig. 1/1

).

The diopter adjustment has a“+” and “–” scale and an index point as a 
reference when setting the diopter adjustment for different users.

Note:

 Always use the same object to focus both barrel images.

Once adjusted, use only the focusing knob for maximum image quality 
and sharpness. 

(Fig. 1/3)

.

Mounting on a tripod

Binoculars from the ZEISS TERRA ED series can be mounted on any 
commercial camera tripod using the ZEISS universal tripod adapter for 
binoculars.

Care and maintenance

The binocular lenses come standard with ZEISS MC coating. This 
protective coating noticeably reduces contamination (such as water, dirt 
and debris) of the lenses with a special smooth surface beading effect. 
Contaminants adhere less and can be quickly and easily removed, smear-
free. The ZEISS MC coating is also durable and abrasion resistant.

We recommend using the ZEISS lens cleaning cloth (included) to clean 
the surface of the lenses. Even grease, fingerprints and dirt can be 
removed with little effort and without smears.
Do not wipe coarse dirt particles (e.g. sand) from the lenses; instead 
blow off or remove with a fine brush. Other textiles, such as clothing, 
paper towels or handkerchiefs can scratch the lenses and statically
charge them.

We recommend routine cleaning of the lens surfaces. Contamination, 
especially grease or fingerprints, can damage the lens surfaces after a 
while. Dry storage and keeping the outer lens surfaces well ventilated, 
especially in humidity, helps to prevent a possible mold film forming on 
the optics.

Product

Order number

Scope of supply

8 x 32
8 x 42

523205
524205

Binocular
Eyepiece cap
Protective lens cap
Strap for fastening protective lens cap

Carrying strap
Bag
Lens cleaning cloth
User instructions
Warranty

10 x 32
10 x 42

523206
524206

ZEISS

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