Clas Ohlson 34-7279 Quick Start Manual

Monocular, article number: 34-7279, 7280 and 7281
Please read the entire instruction manual before using and save it for future use. We apologise
for any text or photo errors and any changes of technical data. If you have any questions con-
cerning technical problems please contact our Customer Service Department.
1. Stand attachment
2. Zoom ring (setting of magnification grade)
3. Focus knob (setting for focus)
4. Ocular
5. Objective
Binoculars/monocular have a denotation that indicate their features e.g. 9-27x50 mm.
• 9-27X indicates that it has a various magnification grade between 9X and 27X.
• 50 mm indicates diameter of the objective.
Warning! NEVER look into the monocular directly towards the sun or laser light sources.
It can damage eyes permanently!
Attach the monocular to a stand
When using a monocular with a high magnification grade a stabile stand is recommended to
avoid disturbance of the focus.
Use
1. Direct the monocular toward the target
2. Turn the zoom ring to the lowest magnification possible
3. Turn the focus knob until the focus is good.
4. Turn the zoom ring for increased magnification when required (remember that a larger
magnification gives a darker picture).
5. For finer adjustment turn the focus knob until the focus is perfect.
Storing and cleaning the monocular
1. Always store the monocular in it's case with the lens protectors mounted on when not
used.
2. Clean the monocular with a dust brush or a fine lint free cloth.
3. If the lens is very dirty you can exceptionally use rubbing alcohol to remove e.g. finger
prints. Never spray the fluid directly on the lens only on the cleaning cloth. Then use the
cloth only for cleaning the lens with circular rotation moving from inward to outward.
4. Store the monocular in a dry place.
Note! Never try to dismount the monocular or to clean it internally.
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This is a general picture of a monocular,
your model may look different!
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