Celestron ASTROMASTER 93610, Instruction Manual

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INSTRUCTION MANUAL

The Celestron AstroMaster Tripod is a stable platform for a 
camera, spotting scope, binocular, telescope optical tube, 
and other optical instruments. Set up is quick and easy and no 
tools are required. The tripod can also be called an  
alt-azimuth mount.

1. Remove the tripod from the box (Figure 2-1). The tripod    
  comes preassembled so that the set up is very easy.
2. Stand the tripod upright and pull the tripod legs apart until  
  each leg is fully extended and then push down slightly on  
  the tripod leg brace (Figure 2-2). The very top of the  
  tripod is called the tripod head.
3. Next, install the tripod accessory tray (Figure 2-3)  
  onto the tripod leg brace (center of Figure 2-2). 

4. Insert the cut-out in the center of the tray (flat side of the 
  tray facing down) to match the center of the tripod leg brace 
  and push down slightly (Figure 2-4).  The ears of the tray 
  should appear as in Figure 2-4.

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5. Rotate the tray until the ears are under the leg brace  
  support of each leg and push slightly and they will lock  
  in place (Figure 2-5). The tripod is now completely  
  assembled (Figure 2-6).

6. You can extend the tripod legs to the height you desire. At  
  the lowest level the height is 24” (61cm) and extends to 41”  
  (104 cm). You unlock the tripod leg lock knob at the bottom  
  of each leg (Figure 2-7) and pull the legs out to the height 
  you want and then lock the knob securely. A fully extended  
  tripod looks like the image in Figure 2-8.