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Part III: Basic Operations 

 

Part III: Basic Operations 

Using an eyepiece 

1.  Loosen 

the two thumbscrews on the focuser’s 

drawtube 

[

Fig 1.1

].

 

2. 

Insert  the  1

1/4

  inches  or  2  inches  adapter 

inside  the  focuser’  drawtube.  Tighten  the  two 
screws  at  the  end  of  the  focuser’s  drawtube 

[

Fig  1.1

]

,  and  unscrew  the  two  thumbscrews 

on the adapter 

[

Fig 1.2a

]

 or 

[

Fig 1.2b

].

 

3. 

Insert the eyepiece into the adapter 

[

Fig 1.3a

]

 

or 

[

Fig  1.3b

]

  and  tighten 

the  adapter’s 

thumbscrews 

[

Fig 1.2a

]

 or 

[

Fig 1.2b

]

 

Using the 42x0.75mm ring (T2 ring) 

The 1

1/4

 inches adapter is composed of two parts: 

an  1

1/4

  inches  tube 

[

Fig  2.1

screwed  on  a  T2 

(42x0.75mm) plate 

[

Fig 2.2

].

 

To  access  the  T2  ‘(42x0.75mm)  plate 

[

Fig  2.2

]

 

simply unscrew the 1

1/4

 inches tube 

[

Fig 2.1

]

 form 

the 1

1/4

 inches adapter. 

Reassembling  the  1

1/4

  inches  adapter  can  easily 

be  done  by  following  the  preceding  steps  in 
reverse order. 

 

 

1.  Assemble the T2 plate with your T2 accessory 

adapter 

[

Fig 3.1

]

.  

2.  Loosen the 

two thumbscrews on the focuser’s 

drawtube 

[

Fig 3.2

].

 

3. 

Insert  the  T2  plate  with  your  T2  accessory 
adapter 

inside  the  focuser’s  drawtube 

[

Fig 

3.3

]

. Tighten the two screws at the end of the 

focuser’s drawtube 

[

Fig 3.2

]

4. 

Assemble  your  accessory  onto  the  T2 
accessory adapter

 

[

Fig 3.4

]

Using an accessory with specific connections 

 

 

[

Fig. 4

]

.

Some accessories don’t need a standard 

adapter to be connected to the telescope, like the 
Sky-Watcher F4 Coma Corrector. 

In  this  case  please  follow  indications  given  with 
the  accessory  for  proper  and  secure  connection. 

Fig. 1 

Fig. 2 

Fig. 3 

Fig. 4 

Fig. 4 

Summary of Contents for Quattro-200 CF

Page 1: ...Quattro 200 ST CF Newtonian Astrograph INSTRUCTION MANUAL Copyright Sky Watcher QT200 F 140618V1 EN...

Page 2: ...eyepiece is provided with my telescope Is it normal 4 Why is no coma corrector proposed as standard 4 What does Sky Watcher propose for the Quattro series as accessories 4 Aligning the finder scope 5...

Page 3: ...equilibrium in no time The secondary mirror support is mounted offset for perfect optical collimation Optimized for astrophotography with its baffle system and parabolic primary optics with a very fa...

Page 4: ...cap for the 1 10 speed reduction s knob Assembling the finder scope 1 Carefully remove the rubber O ring from the finder scope bracket Position the O ring into the groove on the finder scope tube 2 Lo...

Page 5: ...r different purposes a standard low magnification eyepiece to check if the object is inside the field of view a high magnification eyepiece to observe Moon details and planets and many more usages wer...

Page 6: ...ed in and out of focus When focus is reached lock it in position with the knurled ring Fig 1 NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN WITH THE FINDER SCOPE IT COULD IMPAIR DEFINITIVELY YOUR VISION When the find...

Page 7: ...plate Fig 2 2 simply unscrew the 11 4 inches tube Fig 2 1 form the 11 4 inches adapter Reassembling the 11 4 inches adapter can easily be done by following the preceding steps in reverse order 1 Asse...

Page 8: ...turn the 1 10 knob one way or the other until the image is perfectly sharp Fig 5 3 4 Tighten the locking screw Fig 5 1 if a heavy load is attached The image usually has to be finely refocused over tim...

Page 9: ...l image quality When looking at a bright star the star image given by your telescope should be symmetrical a central dot with diffraction rings centered on this white dot see Fig 2 Be patient to consi...

Page 10: ...lancing the tube with a heavy image train In Newtonian reflectors the secondary mirror intercepts the light and points it out the side of the tube at right angles to the tube through the eyepiece This...

Page 11: ...nsion by using the large thumbscrew below the focuser as shown in Fig 8 A correct tension allows to smoothly focusing but doesn t let the imaging train move due to gravity When in focus and centered d...

Page 12: ...econds Light Gathering Power Compared to Human Eye 858 x Fully Illuminated Field 44 mm 1 7 in Optical Tube Length 730 mm 28 74 in Optical Tube Weight ST Tube 9 5 kg 21 lbs Optical Tube Weight CF Tube...

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