Celestron Ultima 2000 Instruction Manual

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Overview
Warning
Getting Familiar - Indoor Use
How to Scroll through the Main Menu List
How to Slew the Telescope
Using the Telescope under the Night Sky
Two Star Alignment
Turning Tracking on
Finding Objects
Setting up the Tripod
Adjusting the Tripod Height
The Field Tripod Completely Set up
Attaching the Telescope to the Tripod
Installing the Finder
Attaching the Finderscope Bracket to the Telescope
Attaching the Finder to the Bracket
Focusing the Finderscope and Reticle
Aligning the Finderscope
Attaching the Visual Back
Attaching the Star Diagonal
Attaching the Eyepiece
Balancing the Telescope
Horizontal Position
Vertical Position
Adjusting the Clutches
Altitude Clutch
Azimuth Clutch
Attaching an Equatorial Wedge to the Tripod
Attaching the Ultima 2000 to a Wedge
Inserting the Batteries
Storing Your Ultima 2000
Buttons for the Hand Control
Main Menu
Control Buttons
Diamond Buttons
Navigating through the Menu
Scrolling through the Menu
Entering and Exiting a Menu
Looking up a Messier Object
Description of each Menu
Menu Align
Menu GO to
Menu CATALOG
Solar System
The Non-Stellar Catalog
Uppsala General Catalog
The User Catalog
Named Object
Menu POSITION
Menu IDENTIFY
Menu TIMER
Menu SETUP
Speed
Track
Rate
Pec
Volts
AZM Gear
ALT Gear
AZM Back
Alt Back
CORD - Cord Wrap Control
BTN SPD - Button Speed
BTN Slew - Button Slew
Chart
Scroll
Version
Menu TOUR
Brightness Setting
Slewing Speed Setting
Manual Mode under the Sky
Drive Base
The Drive Base Cover of the Ultima 2000
The Schmidt-Cassegrain System
Image Orientation
Your First Look
Calculating Magnification
Determining Field of View
Daytime Observing
General Observing Hints
General Photography Hints
The Celestial Coordinate System
Motion of the Stars
Polar Alignment
Finding the Pole
Latitude Scales
To Align Your Telescope
Pointing at Polaris
Declination Drift
The 7X50 MM Finder
Drive System
Turning the Tracking on and off
Changing Slewing Speeds
Saving Power
Determining the Altitude Backlash Compensation
Finding 90 Declination for Polar Alignment
Alignment
SKY - Two Star Alignment
EQ North
SKY - Updating Alignment
CHANGE - Changing Alignment Starts
One Star Alignment
Earth - Terrestial Alignment
Terrestial Alignment to User Defined New Objects
Pointing
GO to Command
Precise Pointing - Relative Command
Observing the Moon
Observing the Planets
Observing the Sun
Planetary Observing Hints
Observing Deep Sky Objects
Seeing Conditions
Transparency
Sky Illumination
Seeing
Celestial Photography
Short Exposure Prime Focus Photography
Piggyback Photography
Eyepiece Projection
Effective Focal Length
Effective Magnification
Long Exposure Prime Focus Photography
Effective F# or F-Ratio
CCD Imaging
Description of F-Numbers
Light Path at F/10 Focus
Light Path at Fastar
Fastar Configurations
Care and Cleaning of the Optics
Collimation
Alignment Star List
Constellation Abbreviations
List of Named Object Catalog
Commands
Optical Specifications
Mechanical Specifications
Setting the Backlash Comensations for an Auto Guiders
Viewing Near the Zenith in Alt-Az
Auto Guiding
Viewing Objects below the Horizon
Using Cord Wrap
Slewing Autostop
January Sky
February Sky
March Sky
April Sky
May Sky
June Sky
July Sky
August Sky
Semptember Sky
October Sky
November Sky
December Sky

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