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Image Detail Boost

The 

Image Detail Boost

 

 function increases the sharpness of the contours of heated objects, which 

increases their detail. The result of the function depends on the selected mode and observation conditions: 

the higher the contrast of objects, the more noticeable the effect. This option is enabled by default, but can be 

disabled in the main menu.

Status Bar

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

The status bar is located in the lower part of the display and shows information on the actual operating status 

of the device, including:

1. 

Color palette (shown only if the 

“Black Hot”

 palette is selected)

2. 

Observation mode

3. 

Calibration mode (in the automatic calibration mode, three seconds before automatic calibration a 

countdown timer 

 is shown in place of the calibration mode icon).

4. 

Current full magnification (for example, 2.5x)

5. 

Wi-Fi connection status

6. 

Time

7. 

Power indication:

  - Battery charge level 

 (if the device is powered by the Battery Pack).

  - External battery power indicator 

 (if the device is powered by an external power supply).

Quick Menu Functions

The quick menu allows change of basic settings such as display brightness and contrast, smooth digital zoom.

• 

Enter the menu with a short press of the 

МENU (3)

 button.

• 

To toggle between the functions below, press successively the 

МENU (3)

 button.

  - Brightness

 

 – press briefly the 

UP (2)/DOWN (5)

 buttons to change display brightness from 0 to 20.

  - Contrast

   – press briefly the 

UP (2)/DOWN (5)

 buttons to change display contrast from 0 to 20.

  - Smooth digital zoom

   – press the 

UP (2)/DOWN (5)

 buttons to change digital zoom from 2.5 to 20. Smooth 

digital zoom is in 0.1x increments.

  - Base mode 

 

 

 

– it allows you to select one of the three observation modes as a base for the User 

mode.

• 

To exit quick menu, press and hold down the 

МENU (3)

 button or wait 5 sec for automatic exit.

Main Menu Functions

Enter the Main Menu

• 

Enter the main menu with a long press of the 

МENU (3)

 button.

• 

Press the 

UP (2)/DOWN (5)

 buttons to switch between the menu options.

• 

Enter a menu option with a brief press of the 

МENU (3)

 button.

• 

Exit the menu with a long press of the 

МENU (3)

 button.

• 

Automatic exit takes place in 10 sec of inactivity (buttons are not pressed).

General View of the Menu

Tab 1 

Tab 2

Wi

-Fi activation

Menu

Rocks 

Identification 

Forest 

Automatic 

Semi-Automatic 

Manual 

A

SA

M

Black Hot 

Red Hot 

Red Monochrome 

Rainbow

Ultramarine 

Violet 

Sepia 

User

On

On

Language 
Date 
Clock 

Unit of 

measurement
Reset 
Format 

General settings

Menu

10

On

Off

Reticle shape

TPA function
THD function

Summary of Contents for ACCOLADE 2 LRF XP50 PRO

Page 1: ...ACCOLADE 2 LRF XP50 PRO USER MANUAL Thermal Imaging Binoculars ...

Page 2: ...vironment could cause radio interference The product design improvements are possible to make it more appealing for the consumer Repair of the device is possible within 5 years Detailed product description and complete user manual are available for download on our official web page https www pulsar nv com glo products 33 thermal imaging binoculars accolade version 2 lrf USER MANUAL ACCOLADE 2 LRF ...

Page 3: ... The reception range may vary depending on various factors obstacles other Wi Fi networks Depends on the characteristics of the object under observation and environmental conditions Package Contents Accolade 2 LRF Pro Thermal Imaging Binoculars Carrying case IPS7 Battery Pack Battery charger with mains charger Micro USB cable Neck strap Quick start guide Lens cloth Warranty card Description Accola...

Page 4: ...ion button DOWN 6 Interpupillary distance adjustment rings 7 Diopter adjustment rings 8 Lens focusing ring 9 Battery Pack 10 Battery Pack latch 11 Tripod mount 12 Radiator cooling system 13 Lens cover 14 Objective lens 15 MicroUSB port 16 MicroUSB cable 17 Integrated laser rangefinder 2 1 5 9 14 15 F 6 7 10 11 16 8 12 13 3 4 6 7 ...

Page 5: ...attery into the charger Lift the lever C of the charger Remove the protective cover from the Battery Pack Install the Battery Pack into the charger Click the lever C Step 2 Сheck the current battery level Upon installation a green LED indicator D on the charger will start to glow and begin flashing once if the battery charge ranges from 0 to 50 twice if the battery charge ranges from 51 to 75 thre...

Page 6: ... a crisp image of the icons on the display rotate the diopter adjustment ring 7 Once adjusted there is no need to rotate the diopter adjustment ring for distance or any other conditions To focus on the object being observed rotate the lens focusing ring 8 Select the calibration mode manual M semi automatic SA or automatic A in the main menu enter the menu by long pressing the МENU 3 button Calibra...

Page 7: ...smooth digital zoom Enter the menu with a short press of the МENU 3 button To toggle between the functions below press successively the МENU 3 button Brightness press briefly the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons to change display brightness from 0 to 20 Contrast press briefly the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons to change display contrast from 0 to 20 Smooth digital zoom press the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons to change digital zoom...

Page 8: ...mpanied by insignificant image graininess User It allows you to configure and save custom brightness and contrast settings as well as one of the three modes as basic Note to quickly change observation modes press and hold the DOWN 5 button Icon Brightness Press and hold the МENU 3 button to enter the main menu Use the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons to select the Icon Brightness icon Press the МENU 3 button b...

Page 9: ...ith UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons Press briefly the МENU 3 button to confirm Date format is displayed as YYYY MM DD year month day Select the correct values for the year month and date with a short press of the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons Switch between digits with a short press of the МENU 3 button Save selected date and exit the submenu with a long press of the МENU 3 button General Settings Time Time setup Selec...

Page 10: ...rol activation bought separately Before operating the remote control RC remember to activate it as follows Press and hold down the МENU 3 button to enter the main menu Select option Remote Control with the UP 2 DOWN 5 buttons Press briefly the МENU 3 button to confirm Display shows message Wait and countdown starts 30 sec within which hold down for two seconds any RC button If activation is succes...

Page 11: ...oto mode Capturing an image Switch to the Photo mode with a long press of the REC 4 button Take a picture with a brief press of the REC 4 button The image freezes for 0 5 sec and a photo is saved to the internal memory In the top left corner of the display you can see photography icon 100 means that you can take more than 100 pictures If the number of available pictures is less than 100 actual amo...

Page 12: ...ng performance can degrade in bright conditions or when ranging towards the sun Display Off Function The Display Off function deactivates transmission of image to the display by minimizing its brightness This prevents accidental disclosure The device keeps running When the device is on hold down the ON OFF 1 button Display goes out message Display Off appears To activate the display press briefly ...

Page 13: ...separately Wireless remote control RC duplicates the power on function digital zoom rangefinder control and menu navigation Controller 18 Button ON 19 Button ZOOM 20 Button LRF 21 Brief press Enter the quick menu Turn on the device Calibrate the microbolometer Activate incremental zoom Activate rangefinder Measure distance Long press Enter the main menu Display Off Turn off the device Activate fun...

Page 14: ...f the object being observed is missing Observation through glass Remove the glass from the field of vision There are several light or black dots pixels on device s display or microbolometer Presence of dots is caused by peculiarities of microbolometer or display production technology and is not a defect The device cannot be powered on with wireless remote control Remote control is not activated Ac...

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