Pulsar Helion XP38 - Description of Controls; Using the Battery Pack

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ON (11)
Device is off
OTHER SHORT
PRESSES
LONG PRESS
Turn display off/
Power device off
USING THE BATTERY PACK
HELION thermal imaging scopes are supplied with a rechargeable
Li-Ion Battery Pack IPS5 which allows operation for up to 8 hours.
Please remember to charge the Battery Pack before first use.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTROLS
OPERATING MODE
6
5
FIRST SHORT
PRESS
Power device on
Calibrate the sensor
Display OFF
mode
Turn display on
Calibrate the sensor
Device is on
Calibrate the sensor
UP (10)
Regular
(viewing)
Wi-Fi on/off
Main menu
Navigation upwards/rightwards
Quick menu
Switch between colour palettes
Changes parameters
MENU
(9)
Regular
(viewing)
Main menu
Quick menu
Enter quick menu
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Enter main menu
Confirm selection
Switch between quick menu options
Exit submenu without
confirming selection /
Exit menu
(switch to
viewing mode)
DOWN
(8)
Regular
(viewing)
Main menu
Quick menu
Control digital zoom step-up
PiP on/off
Navigation downwards/leftwards
Changes parameters
REC
(7)
Video mode
Start video
recording
Pause / resume
video recording
Stop video recording /
Switch to photo mode
Photo mode
Take a photograph
Switch to video mode
Charging:
BUTTON
M
6
5
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C
D
E
Charging
base
Battery Pack
Charger
220V socket
Pic. 3
Lift the lever (C) of the charging base.
Remove the protective cover from the Battery Pack.
Install the Battery Pack into the charging base as shown in Pic.3;
click the lever (C).
Upon installation, a green LED indicator (D) on the charging base
will start to glow and begin flashing:
- once if the battery charge ranges from 0% to 50%;
- twice if the battery charge ranges from 51% to 75%;
- three times if the battery charge ranges from 76% to 100%;
If the indicator lights green continuously, the battery is fully charged.
You can remove the battery from the charger by lifting the lever (C).
If the indicator of the charger lights red continuously upon battery
installation, probably the battery's charge level is lower than
acceptable (the battery has been long in deep discharge). Keep the
battery in the charger for a long time (up to several hours), remove
and re-insert it. If the indicator starts blinking green, the battery is
good; if it keeps lighting red it's defective. Do not use the battery!
Connect the Micro-USB plug of the USB cable to the port (E) of the
charger.
Connect the Micro-USB plug to the charger.
Insert the plug of the charger to the 220V socket.