EduScience T1000HD ASTRO NOVA User Manual

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CAUTION:
Never attempt observing the sun with this telescope! Especially keep it in mind while the telescope is used by
children! Observing the sun – even for a very short time – will cause blindness!
Keep packaging materials (plastic bags, etc.) out of reach of children!
T1000HD
ASTRO NOVA HD TELESCOPE
TÉLESCOPE ASTRO NOVA HD
TELESCOPIO ASTRO NOVA HD
RISK to your child!
Never look through this device directly at or near the
sun. There is a risk of
BLINDING YOURSELF!
Children should only use this device under adult
supervision. Keep packaging materials (plastic bags,
etc.) away from children. There is a risk of
SUFFOCATION!
Fire/Burning RISK!
Never subject the device - especially the lenses - to
direct sunlight. Light ray concentration can cause
fi res and/or burns.
RISK of material damage!
Never take the device apart. Please consult your
Customer Service if there are any defects. The dealer
will contact our service center and send the device
in for repair if needed.
Do not subject the device to temperatures exceeding
140ºF.
TIPS on cleaning
Clean the lens (objective and eyepiece) only with a
soft lint-free cloth (e.g. micro-fi bre). Do not use
excessive pressure - this may scratch the lens.
Dampen the cleaning cloth with a spectacle cleaning
fl uid and use it on very dirty lenses.
Protect the device against dirt and dust. Leave it to
dry properly after use at room temperature. Then put
the dust caps on and store the device in the
packaging provided.
RESPECT Privacy!
This device is meant for private use. Respect others’
privacy – do not use the device to look into other
people‘s homes, for example.
DISPOSAL
Dispose of the packaging materials as legally
required. Consult the local authority on the matter if
necessary.
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EduScience T1000HD ASTRO NOVA Specifications

General

Brand	EduScience
Model	T1000HD ASTRO NOVA
Category	Telescope
Language	English

Summary

Safety and User Warnings

Sun Observation Hazard

Critical warning against looking at the sun, which causes blindness.

Child Safety and Material Risks

Precautions for children, fire risks from sunlight, and material damage.

Telescope Setup and Alignment

Tripod Setup

Steps for setting up the three-legged tripod and adjusting leg length.

Accessory Tray Mounting

Instructions on how to attach the accessory tray to the tripod.

Eyepiece Insertion

How to install eyepieces and the importance of removing lens caps.

Red Dot Finder Alignment

Step-by-step guide to align the Red Dot Finder with the telescope.

Telescope Operation and Usage

Flexible Shafts Adjustment

How to use flexible shafts for fine adjustments of declination and right ascension.

Observation Techniques

Guidance on locating stars, adjusting focus, and changing magnification.

Storage Recommendations

Advice on storing the telescope in a dry, well-ventilated room with caps.

Celestial Object Examples

Suggestions for initial observations, including terrestrial objects for practice.

Astronomical Objects and Definitions

Terrestrial Observation Examples

Examples of terrestrial views and the note about inverted images.

Observing the Moon

Information about the Moon, its diameter, distance, and phases.

Deep Sky Objects

Details on viewing Orion Nebula, Ring Nebula, and Dumbbell Nebula.

Troubleshooting and Glossary

Telescope Terminology

Definitions of key telescope terms like Diagonal, Focal Length, Lens, Eyepiece, Magnification.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Solutions for common problems like no picture, blurred picture, or focus issues.

Disposal Information

Instructions for proper disposal of packaging materials and the device.