6.
If only one cursor is not giving the desired result, try to act also on the other cursor. Remember you
also can move both cursors, together, in the same direction
7.
If you are very near to the optimum result, but you can’t move one or both cursors because you are
out of space, you can try to turn – only a fraction – the thumb screw, then repeat the steps above.
Turning the thumb screw will change the tip tilt hardness and, directly, it’s inclination. For this reason,
it should be touched only when is not possible to reach a good regulation with the two cursors. Please
remember, if you completely loosen the thumb screw, or loosen it too much, you remove stiffness
to tip tilt system.
Now it’s time to start having fun! If you have questions please contact Officina Stellare or your dealer and we
all will be glad to assist you with your new OS telescope!
Engraved scale #2, same as for
#1.
Allen screw, regulates the
cursor stiffness. If cursor
doesn’t move well, loose it a
bit
Pivot locking screw. Do not
loosen it.
Collimation screw
(on Mangin mirror)
edge
is the zero
position for tip tilt
cursors
Thumb screw: acts on tip tilt
global stiffness. Normally you
don’t have to touch it
Allen screw, regulates the
cursor stiffness. If cursor
doesn’t move well, loose it a
bit
#1 engraved scale where
available. Biggest mark is zero
position. If not available, zero
position is given from
the
edge
