To Next PageTo Next PageHow to fix poor image quality on ATN ODIN?
If you are experiencing poor image quality with your ATN Binoculars, try to recalibrate or perform a NUC (Non-Uniformity Correction). Also, ensure that you refocus the binoculars. Clean the lens surface.
What to do if my ATN ODIN fail to activate?
If your ATN Binoculars fail to activate, turn the power switch to the OFF position and then back ON. If this doesn't work, replace the battery or ensure it is installed correctly.
What to do if the headmount adapter latch on my ATN ODIN does not catch?
If the headmount or helmet mount socket and headmount/helmet mount adapter latch on your ATN Binoculars does not catch, clean the socket and latch. If it is damaged, return either head-mount or helmet mount socket and headmount/helmet mount adapter to higher level of maintenance.
Why is there light visible around the eyecup of my ATN Binoculars?
If you notice light visible around the eyecup of your ATN Binoculars, readjust the eyecup for proper eye relief distance. If the eyecup is defective, refer to higher level of maintenance.
General| Brand | ATN |
|---|---|
| Model | ODIN |
| Category | Binoculars |
| Language | English |
Important safety precautions and warnings for product operation and handling.
Guidance on familiarizing with the manual and understanding its structure before use.
Provides an overview of the ATN Odin system, including scope, reports, storage, and warranty.
Defines ATN's liability, exclusions, and customer remedies for product use.
Procedures for validating product warranty and obtaining service.
Details the ATN Odin's features, capabilities, and comparison to other systems.
Identifies and describes the main components of the ATN Odin system.
Describes the monocular unit and its accessories like demist shield.
Explains headmount, helmet mount, and their adjustments for wearing.
Details adapters for mounting and the weapon mount for firearm attachment.
Describes the carrying case for transportation and protection of the system.
Presents technical specifications of the ATN Odin models.
Explains the mechanical adjustments and controls of the Odin sight.
Details how the optical components process infrared energy into a visible image.
Explains the power source and electrical circuit operation of the monocular.
Covers unpacking, checks, and battery installation.
Procedures for installing the eyecup and the demist shield on the monocular.
Step-by-step guide for donning and adjusting the headmount for proper fit.
Procedure for installing the adapter to connect the monocular to headmount or helmet mount.
Detailed steps for attaching the helmet mount to a helmet.
Instructions for installing the headmount when wearing a protective mask.
Procedure for mounting the ATN Odin onto a weapon's rail system.
Introduction to operating the Odin, explaining controls and indicators.
Identifies and explains the functions of the Odin's controls and indicators.
Covers operating procedures for hand-held, head, helmet, and weapon mounted use.
Steps for powering on the Odin monocular and initial warm-up.
Explains how to navigate and use the device's menu sets.
Details "Zoom" and "White Hot/Black Hot" options in the first menu set.
Explains "Color Mode" and "Screen Brightness" in the second menu set.
Details "Rotate" and "Calibrate/NUC" functions in the third menu set.
Explains "Reticle Mode" and "Video Out ON/OFF" in the fourth menu set.
Details color reticle selection and reticle pattern options.
Explains UP and Down Elevation adjustments for reticle positioning.
Details Left and Right Windage adjustments for reticle positioning.
Describes the uncluttered viewing mode of the fifth menu set.
Guide to using the Odin monocular in a hand-held configuration.
Instructions for mounting and operating the Odin using the headmount.
Procedures for mounting and operating the Odin with a helmet mount.
Steps for mounting and operating the Odin as a standalone thermal weapon system.
Procedures for shutting down, packaging, and storing the Odin after use.
How to use the VPT module to align the image by rotating the objective lens.
States that no lubrication is required for the device.
Introduces common malfunctions and corrective actions.
Details cleaning procedures and headmount maintenance tasks.
Instructions for safely cleaning the monocular lenses and body.
Procedures for replacing the browpad and reinstalling the neck pad.
Instructions for maintaining or replacing the neck cord.
