What to do if ACT DTNVS Binoculars have poor image quality?
If the image quality of your ACT Binoculars is poor, try refocusing them. Clean the lens surface as described in paragraph 4.5. Also, readjust the eye relief distance for optimal viewing.
How to fix ACT DTNVS that fail to activate?
If your ACT Binoculars fail to activate, first, turn the switch to the RESET/OFF position and then back ON. If that doesn't work, replace the battery or ensure it's correctly installed. If the binoculars still don't activate, further maintenance is required.
Why is there light visible around the eyecup of my ACT DTNVS Binoculars?
If light is visible around the eyecup of your ACT Binoculars, check the eyecup for resiliency. If the eyecup is defective, further maintenance is required.
What to do if dioptre adjustment cannot be made on ACT DTNVS Binoculars?
If the dioptre adjustment on your ACT Binoculars cannot be made, check to see if the dioptre adjustment is bent or broken. If it's damaged, further maintenance is required.
Provides critical safety warnings regarding battery handling, charging, and replacement.
Step-by-step guide for installing a CR123A battery into the DTNVS.
Guide on installing the IPD locking system and adjusting interpupillary distance.
Explains the controls and indicators of the DTNVS for user adjustment and feedback.
Step-by-step guide for operating the DTNVS, including focusing and adjustments.
Instructions on how to activate and use the Infrared (IR) source for enhanced night vision.
Precautions and steps for operating the DTNVS in dusty or sandy environments.
Detailed instructions for cleaning the optical surfaces of the DTNVS using specialized materials.
Lists common malfunctions, inspection tests, and corrective actions for the DTNVS.
General| Magnification | 1x |
|---|---|
| Field of View | 40° |
| Weight | 680 g |
| Diopter Adjustment | -6 to +2 |
| Battery Type | CR123A |
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