User manual ORION TELESCOPES & BINOCULARS ELECTRONIC EYEPIECE

[. . . ] These instructions will help you use the imaging eyepiece. Please read them thoroughly. Electronic eyepiece Focal reducer 1. 25" adapter Color balance button Power jack WARNING!Do not aim your electronic imaging eyepiece at the sun without the use of a professionally made solar filter that completely covers the front of the telescope, or the camera may be permanently damaged. "VIDEO IN" plug Figure 1. [. . . ] Take the dust cap off of the electronic imaging eyepiece and insert the barrel of the electronic eyepiece into the telescope's focuser or diagonal. Secure it in place with the thumbscrew on the focuser or diagonal. Then focus the image on the TV by using the telescope's focusing mechanism. If you wish to use the electronic eyepiece with telescopes that require . 965" eyepieces, unthread the black 1. 25" adapter and use the . 965" barrel underneath (Figure 1). Removing the Focal Reducer For your first uses of the imaging eyepiece, we recommend that your use the already attached focal reducer as it will give you a wider field of view. When you get more experience with handling and using the imaging eyepiece, you can remove the focal reducer if you want higher magnification. 1. 25" adapter Electronic eyepiece Figure 2. The electronic eyepiece with focal reducer removed. To remove the focal reducer, unthread the 1. 25" adapter from the camera assembly. Then, unthread the focal reducer from the electronic eyepiece and place it aside. Re-thread the 1. 25" adapter onto the electronic eyepiece (Figure 2). You can now replace the electronic eyepiece in the telescope. If you wish to use the camera without the focal reducer on telescopes that only accept . 965" eyepieces, unthread the electronic eyepiece from the other components and insert it directly into the telescope's focuser or diagonal. Electronic Imaging Eyepiece Operation The electronic imaging eyepiece is automatically on whenever it has power. The eyepiece has auto-gain that will adjust to the level of the light going into the eyepiece. [. . . ] If the product is not registered, proof of purchase (such as a copy of the original invoice) is required. This warranty does not apply if, in Orion's judgment, the instrument has been abused, mishandled, or modified, nor does it apply to normal wear and tear. This warranty gives you specific legal rights, and you may also have other rights, which vary from state to state. [. . . ]