Brightness Adjustment - Berger & Schroter LN-G3-B50 User Manual

- During nighttime you need to remove the daylight color enhancing filter – it will
block most of the Infrared light from the built-in IR illuminator resulting in very dark
image.
- Always try to utilize a quality tripod for any video recording done at nighttime. This
will ensure steady placement and will minimize image delay when filming a moving
object.

BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT:

Your digital viewer is equipped with dual image brightness control. An automatic
picture optimization sensor adjusts the image according to the available ambient
and artificial light. In addition a manual Image Brightness Button (3) allows you to
fine-tune the image brightness to the most comfortable level. Please note that du-
ring daylight you will need to tone the brightness down to avoid image flickering
and/or washout and to preserve the battery life. During nighttime you could increase
the brightness all the way up, however when utilizing built-in IR illuminator, you may
still need to tone the brightness down. Each short press onto the IMAGE Button
(3) will increase brightness by one level until it reaches maximum level – then it will
reset to the lowest brightness setting.
USING LASER RANGEFINDER:
Your BINOCULAR is equipped with a built-in and fully integrated Laser Rangefinder
(LRF), allowing you to quickly range targets up to 700m (760yds). There are two
modes of operating LRF: manual and automatic (continuous). Manual mode gives
you the option of measuring the distance to the object only when you want it done,
while automatic mode allows for continuous distance measurement as you scan
the terrain. Please note that automatic mode will negatively affect the batteries wor-
king time, so unless you specifically require constant distance reading, we recom-
mend to use manual mode.
To activate rangefinder go to the main menu by pressing onto the Menu/Controller
and holding it for more than 1sec. Once Main Menu is accessed, rotate the con-
troller clockwise until you highlight "Rangefinder", then short-press the controller
to activate the Rangefinder Menu. Once there, highlight Ranging Mode and then
choose "Manual" or "Auto". Once chosen, the system will automatically exit the
Menu and return back to the live image. The rangefinder reticle and unit of measu-
rement (M=Meters, or Y=Yards) will be displayed. To switch
the Measuring Unit, activate Main Menu, then "Rangefin-
der", then highlight "Ranging Unit" and select the unit of
measurement you desire. Once selected you need to ma-
nually exit the menu by pressing onto the Menu/Controller
for 2 seconds.
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