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5-2 Diagonal Mirror Mode (corresponding mode with eyepiece (diagonal
mirror))
Telescope will move in the same up and down direction where the joystick is
tilted, however, it will move reversely to the side-to-side direction from the
joystick. When looking into the eyepiece (diagonal mirror), a viewing object
appears reverse side-to-side. In the Diagonal Mirror Mode, the actual image and
that in the eyepiece (diagonal mirror) move in the same direction as the joystick
movement.
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5-3 Inverted lmage Mode (corresponding mode with eyepiece (direct view))
Telescope will move in the reverse direction from both up and down and side to
side direction from where joystick is tilted. When looking into the eyepiece (direct
view), image of viewing object appears reversed (180 degrees) in the up and
down direction from the actual image. In this lnverted lmage Mode, images that
can be seen in the eyepiece and the movement of the joystick correspond in the
same direction.
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Erect-Image Mode
Diagonal Mirror Mode
lnverted lmage Mode
Use this mode when tracking a target object by finder
scope, or observing terrestrial objects when using
terrestrial erect-image diagonal (optional).
Use this mode while looking into an eyepiece
(diagonal mirror).
Use this mode while looking into an eyepiece (direct
view)
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