Newcon Optik TVS 11, Operation Manual

Page 1: ...Operation Manual THERMAL IMAGING MONOCULAR TVS 11 105 Sparks Ave Toronto ON M2H 2S5 Canada...

Page 2: ...Set 5 Optional Delivery Set 5 4 SPECIFICATIONS 6 5 STARTUP AND INITIAL TESTING 8 Use of Standard Power Supply 8 Connecting with video recorder 9 Using the unit with headgear 9 Mounting on a rifle 12...

Page 3: ...e uncooled thermal detector and a high resolution color display resulting in a crisp sharp image regardless of ambient conditions The device can be mounted onto a weapon or used as a handheld or hands...

Page 4: ...entire field of view Possibility to be worn on a head or helmet hands free applications or mounted on a weapon Mil Spec housing waterproof to 1 meter Low battery indicator shown on display Variable c...

Page 5: ...device 3 Battery Compartment Cover 4 Battery Cover Lock 5 Eyepiece with Diopter Adjustment Ring 6 On Off Button Menu Button 7 Digital Zoom 8 Black hot White hot Sepia Control Button 9 Multifunctional...

Page 6: ...1 Operation Manual 1 Soft Case 1 CR 123 Batteries 2 Car power adaptor 1 USB Cable 1 Video Charge Cable 1 Wrist Strap 1 Head gear 1 TVS head gear adaptor 1 Optional Delivery Set Weapon mount NVS QR mou...

Page 7: ...3 Hz PAL Pixel Size 25 Operating wavelength 7 5 13 5 m Sensitivity 50mK at F1 0 Optics Objective Lens 35 mm Objective F Number F1 2 Field of View 13 x10 Eye Relief 25 mm Dioptric Correction 6 2 Elect...

Page 8: ...7 Mechanical Temperature Range 40 to 60 C Shock Resistance 300g Hours of Operation 6 rechargeable 8 battery Dimensions 130x80x60 mm Weight with Battery 0 435kg...

Page 9: ...Ion rechargeable optional batteries Ensure the rechargeable batteries are completely charged before operating you cannot charge the batteries inside of the device If the battery is completely discharg...

Page 10: ...is combined with the multifunctional interface connector Use the cable that is included in the device delivery set to connect the TVS 11 to external devices Using the unit with headgear The unit is s...

Page 11: ...ch monocular to the arm unscrew the knob 1 Fig 3 slide the arm groove 3 Fig 3 along the dovetail platform of the monocular 2 Fig 1 and then turn the knob clockwise until it stops turning do not apply...

Page 12: ...iew press the flip button 1 Fig 2 and raise the device The unit should lock in position To return the unit to the original position press the flip button again and help the unit gently to swing down F...

Page 13: ...Picatinny rail The type shown on Fig 4 has two screws with large grooved heads for convenient tightening Note Over tightening the screws may damage the thread The Quick Release model Fig 5 utilizes a...

Page 14: ...t on by pressing and holding the ON OFF button for 1 second The screen will switch on 2 Using the diopter ring adjust the display clarity 3 The unit is ready for operating 4 Turn the unit off by press...

Page 15: ...e presentation scheme in the main mode and change the brightness and contrast in the menu mode The table below describes the functionality of each control button Control Button Functionalities in the...

Page 16: ...y one unit N A 8 DISPLAY In the main mode display provides an image of the observed object Permanently depicted service information includes the battery status indicator and zoom number if different f...

Page 17: ...comparable model the product or part thereof if upon inspection it is found to be defective in material or workmanship What This Warranty Does Not Cover NEWCON OPTIK is not responsible for warranty s...

Page 18: ...rs are 9am 5pm Monday Friday Eastern Standard Time Under no circumstances should any equipment be sent to Newcon Optik without authorisation from our technical support department Newcon Optik accepts...

Page 19: ...35 mm lens Unit serial number _________________________________ The unit complies with all technical specifications and has passed the inspection Date of production _________________________________ Q...

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