ATN omega 7x50rf 사용자 가이드

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WARNING! Never use a binocular to

look at the Sun!
Looking at or near the Sun will cause

instant and irreversible damage to your

eye. Eye damage is often painless, so

there is no warning to the observer that

damage has occurred until it is too late.

Do not point the binocular at or near the

Sun. Children should always have adult

supervision while observing.

FEATURES

• Built in step rangefinder
• Extra-long eye relief for eyeglass wearers
• Comfortable to use for extended hours
• Lifetime warranty .

SPECIFICATIONS

Magnification ................................................ 7X
Objektive lens diameter ..........................50 mm
Eye relief ................................................. 19 mm
Real field of view ............................................ 7°
Field of view ...................368 feet @ 1000 yards
Interpupillary distance ....................... 57-74 mm
Maximum width..................................... 217 mm
Minimum width...................................... 180 mm
Maximum height ................................... 100 mm
Minimum height ......................................80 mm
Lenght................................................... 152 mm
Weight.......................................... 1.35 kg/48 oz

Focus/ diopter

adjustment

Soft carring case

Lens

Roll-down eyecups

Lens caps

APPLICATION

ATNs new 7 x 50 daytime Omega class binocu-

lars provide a sharp stable image with excel-

lent low-light performance.
The combination of waterproof and high qual-

ity optics make this the perfect binocular for

boating and law enforcement, as well as most

hunting uses.

EYE ADJUSTMENTS

How to adjust for dis-

tance between your

eyes:
The distance between

the eyes, called “inter-

pupillary

distance,”

varies from person to

person.
To achieve perfect alignment of lens to eye,

follow these simple steps:
1. Hold your binoculars in the normal viewing

position.
2. Grasp each barrel firmly. Move the barrels

closer together or farther apart until you see a

single circular field. Always reset your binocu-

lars to this position before using.

FOCUSING

Ficus the binocular

for one eye at a time

by lurning the ocular

(eyepiece)

until

you see an equally

sharp image with each

eye if more then one

person will be using

the binoculars, you should mark the left and

right eyepieces for your own vision to permit

quick readjustment.

ROLL-DOWN EYECUPS

Your binoculars fitted

with rubber eyecups

designed to exclude

extraneous light. If

you wear eyeglasses,

you may be able to

roll-down the eyecups.

For eyeglass wearers,

lowering or rolling down the eyecups will bring

your eyes closer to the binocular lenses, thus

providing an improved field of view.