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Attaches the hand control holder to any of the tripod legs for convenient access.
Secures the motorized base onto the tripod head using the quick release coupling screw.
Uses a bubble level to ensure the telescope base is accurately leveled on the tripod.
Mounts the telescope optical tube onto the motorized base using the dovetail mounting bar.
Guides on connecting the star diagonal and installing the eyepiece for observation.
Adjusts the image sharpness by turning the focus knobs at the eyepiece end of the optical tube.
Covers installing the battery and preparing the StarPointer finderscope for use.
Details powering the telescope using batteries or an AC adapter and the initial power-on indication.
Guides the user through aligning the StarPointer finderscope with the main telescope for accurate pointing.
Explains how to connect the hand control unit to the motorized base of the telescope.
Describes the LCD window, direction keys, catalog keys, info, tour, enter, undo, menu, scroll, rate, and RS-232 jack.
Outlines the fundamental process of aligning the telescope to the sky for accurate object location.
Explains the user-friendly SkyAlign procedure using three celestial objects for initial telescope alignment.
Provides essential advice for successful and accurate SkyAlign alignments.
Details the Auto Two-Star Align process, requiring one identified star for automatic second star slewing.
Explains the two-star alignment process, requiring manual identification of two bright stars.
Describes the One-Star Align method for basic pointing and tracking, suitable for less critical observations.
Covers Solar System Align for daytime viewing or quick night alignments using planets, Moon, or Sun.
Offers specific advice for using the Solar System Align method safely and effectively.
Details how to replace existing alignment stars to improve pointing accuracy or re-align after manual movement.
Explains how to browse and select celestial objects from various catalogs within the database.
Describes the process of moving the telescope to a selected celestial object using the hand control.
Guides on locating and observing planets, the Sun, and the Moon using the telescope's database.
Explains how to use the Tour Mode to automatically find and slew to interesting objects for the current date and time.
Describes the Constellation Tour, allowing users to explore objects within specific constellations.
Explains the function and speed control of the four direction buttons on the hand control.
Details how the Rate button adjusts the telescope's slewing speed for precise control.
Covers essential setup functions like tracking mode, tracking rate, time/site settings, and user-defined objects.
Explains how to adjust for gear play to improve pointing accuracy, especially during direction changes.
Covers setting limits for altitude slewing and filtering displayed objects based on visibility.
Introduces utility functions like GPS, Light Control, Factory Setting, Hibernate, Sun Menu, and Scrolling Menu.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during January and February.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during March and April.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during May and June.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during July and August.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during September and October.
Provides a celestial map for viewing the sky during November and December.
Offers tips for achieving the best possible image when using the telescope.
Provides links to further resources and details about the product's limited warranty.
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