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General| Magnification | 6x |
|---|---|
| Objective Lens Diameter | 50mm |
| Exit Pupil | 8.3mm |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Fogproof | Yes |
Lists key features including objective size, sensor, viewing range, and display capabilities.
Identifies and labels all physical components and controls of the device.
Details how to turn the unit ON or OFF using the Power button.
Instructions for adjusting digital zoom power from 1.0x to 5.0x.
Explains IR illumination control and brightness adjustment.
How to capture photos and videos and store them on a micro SD card.
How to select between still photo and video recording modes.
Requirement for SD card and USB port for data transfer.
Instructions for inserting 4 AA batteries, including compatibility notes.
Guidance on installing various mounts for different rifles and eye relief.
Function of the video output jack for live viewing or remote recording.
Steps for removing the lens cover and adjusting eyepiece focus for clear vision.
How to focus the objective lens and use the IR light for subject distance.
How to enter the SETUP MENU INTERFACE and its available options.
Functions of '-', '+', IR, Image Brightness, and Record buttons within the menu.
Icons for remaining photos and recording duration.
Icons indicating SD card presence and recording activity.
Icons for zoom factor, IR illumination level, and battery power.
Icon representing the current image brightness setting via frame rate.
How to select the desired image resolution (2592x1944 or 640x480).
How to choose the video resolution (1280x720 or 640x480).
Instructions on checking and adjusting the date and time settings.
How to adjust the LCD backlight level from Level 00 to Level 03.
How to select MSDC or PCCAM for USB connection.
Explains auto power off and how to control icon display on LCD.
Detailed instructions on using the '+' and '-' buttons for digital zoom.
How to switch between PAL and NTSC video output formats.
Recommendations for visually inspecting the unit for damage and proper function.
Important warnings and precautions for safe operation and handling.
Steps for performing technical maintenance, including cleaning and inspection.
Guidance on device care, storage, and resolving power-on issues.
Solutions for observed images that are too bright or too dark.
Steps to correct blurry images or issues with reduced image quality.
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