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Quick Start Guide
PD-PRO-Q
Panoramic Night Vision Device
Photonis Defense, Inc.
1000 New Holland Avenue
Lancaster, PA 17601
PD-PRO-Q-QSG Rev: 48/20
Download the full maintenance manual
using the QR Code provided above.
Maintenance of the
PD-PRO-Q
Cleaning Instructions:
1. Remove any dust and dirt using a
cleaning brush or air pressure.
2. If available, apply a light coat of demist
compound to the lenses and wipe off
with a clean flannel cloth.
NVG Inspection:
1. Inspect NVG lenses for cracks,
scratches or chips. Check that
the range focus rings rotates freely in
both directions.
2. Check that the threads (for sacrificial
windows) on the objective and
eyepiece housing are not damaged.
3. Inspect NVG exterior surfaces for
damage and loose parts or screws.
4. Check that the daylight covers are
properly seated and secure.
5. Inspect function switch for
completeness and security (ensure in
the OFF position).
6. Check that the function switch can be
moved to all four positions. Must pull
the switch out before setting to ON-V
or ON-IR.
7. Check the battery cap and compartment
are complete and free of corrosion.
8. Inspect NVG mounting recess for damage.
9. Inspect eyecup for damage and perforations.
Inspect the Sacrificial Windows:
1. The sacrificial windows are also the antifog windows for your device.
2. Remove any dust and dirt using a cleaning brush or air pressure.
3. Remove the Sacrificial/Antifog windows from the device by turning them counterclockwise direction.
4. Wash lenses with clean, fresh water soaked into a soft cotton cloth.
5. Apply a light coat of anti-fog compound to the lenses and wipe off with a clean soft cotton cloth in a
circular motion from the center of the lens moving outward.
6. Replace the Sacrificial/Anti-Fog windows onto NVG by turning them in a clockwise direction.
Night Vision
Quick Start Guide
PD-PRO-Q
Panoramic Night Vision Device
Night Vision
Field of View
Remarks/ Corrective Action
GPNVG positioned too low.
Correct height adjustment.
GPNVG positioned too high.
Correct height adjustment.
IPD too narrow. Correct IPD
adjustment.
IPD too wide. Correct IPD
adjustment.
IPD too narrow AND eye
relief too long. Correct IPD
adjustment and fore and aft
adjustment.
Eye relief too long. Correct fore
and aft adjustment.
Eye relief too short. Correct
fore and aft adjustment.
Field of View Interpupillary Adjustments