Pukapuka Kaiwhakamahi mō te Pard Osprey 640-35 Dual-Spectral Binocular

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Image: The Pard Osprey 640-35 Dual-Spectral Binocular, showcasing its dual lenses and robust design.

The Pard Osprey 640-35 Dual-Spectral Binocular is an advanced optical device designed for enhanced observation in various conditions. It combines thermal imaging for long-distance detection with night vision for clear identification. This manual provides comprehensive instructions for the proper setup, operation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of your Osprey binocular.

The Osprey allows users to operate either thermal or night vision channels independently, or view them both simultaneously using the picture-in-picture feature. Its innovative design ensures clear target identification across thermal, night vision, and daytime scope channels.

Nga waahanga matua

• Dual-Spectral Capability: Seamless integration of thermal and night vision for versatile observation.
• High-Performance Thermal Sensor: Features a Vanadium Oxide (Vox) sensor with ≤20mK NETD rating and 12µm pixel pitch for detailed thermal images in low contrast conditions.
• Integrated Laser Range Finder (LRF): Accurate 1200-yard true laser range finding capability.
• Adjustable Interpupillary Distance: Ensures comfortable viewmō ngā kaiwhakamahi rerekē.
• IP67 Whakatauranga parewai: Provides protection against dust and water immersion.
• Multiple Thermal Image Modes: Includes White Hot/Black, Hot/Red, Hot/Iron, Hot/Edge, and Sky options.
• Aratau Scene: Three individual scene modes to enhance environmental characteristics.
• Picture-In-Picture (PIP): Allows 2x magnification of a target inset over the main image.
• Hot Image Tracking: Automatically tracks heat sources on the display.
• Aratau Whakatika: Conserves power with instant wake-up functionality.

Tatūnga me te Whakamahi Tuatahi

1. Te Wetewete me te Tirotiro

Carefully remove the Pard Osprey binocular and all accessories from its packaging. Inspect the device for any signs of damage. Retain the packaging for future storage or transport.

2. Tāuta Pūhiko

Locate the battery compartment. Insert the recommended batteries according to the polarity indicators. Ensure the compartment cover is securely closed to maintain the device's waterproof rating.

3. Te Whakakaha/Weto

To power on the device, press and hold the power button (usually marked with a power symbol) until the display illuminates. To power off, press and hold the power button again until the display shuts down.

4. Te Whakatikatika i te Tawhiti i waenganui i ngā Pupillary

The Osprey has a fully adjustable interpupillary range. Use the built-in wheel located on the bottom of the frame to adjust the distance between the eyepieces until you see a single, clear circular field of view.

Whakaahua: Rear view of the Pard Osprey binocular, illustrating the adjustable eyepieces and the soft silicone eye cups designed to block peripheral light.

5. Whakaritenga Diopter

If applicable, adjust the diopter on the eyepiece (usually the right one) to compensate for differences in vision between your eyes. Look through the binocular at a distant object and rotate the diopter ring until the image is sharp for that eye, then adjust the main focus for both eyes.

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Viewing Aratau

The Osprey offers multiple viewkōwhiringa ing:

• Aratau Weariki: Provides detection capabilities based on heat signatures.
• Aratau Matakite Po: Ka whakanui ake i te tirohanga i roto i nga ahuatanga marama iti.
• Daytime Scope Mode: For use in well-lit environments.
• Picture-In-Picture (PIP): Activates a magnified 2x inset of the target area within the main view. This allows for detailed observation of a specific point while maintaining situational awareness of the broader scene.

Thermal Image Modes

Customize your thermal view by selecting from the following palettes:

• Ma wera: He ma nga mea wera.
• Pango Werawera: He pango te ahua o nga mea wera.
• Whero Whero: Hot objects are highlighted in red.
• Iron Hot: Displays a spectrum of colors from black to white, with red and yellow in between.
• Tapa: Highlights the edges of objects.
• Rangi: A specialized mode for specific environmental conditions.

Aratau Scene

The device features a quick switch function to instantly move between 3 individual scene modes. These modes enhance environmental characteristics to increase visibility and contrast, optimizing performance for different scenarios (e.g., forest, city, open field).

Hot Image Tracking

When activated, the Osprey can detect and display heat signatures on the screen. It will automatically track the hottest point in the field of view, helping you maintain focus on your target.

Laser Range Finder (LRF) Operation

To use the built-in LRF, aim the reticle at your target and activate the range finder function (refer to button layout for specific button). The distance to the target will be displayed on the screen. The LRF has a range of up to 1200 yards.

Aratau Tatari

To enter standby mode, briefly press the power button. The display will turn off, conserving battery life. To instantly awaken the device, quickly press the power button again.

Hononga Wi-Fi

The Osprey supports Wi-Fi connectivity for remote viewing, recording, and firmware updates via a compatible mobile application. Refer to the app's instructions for pairing and usage.

Mana me nga Patene

Familiarize yourself with the control buttons on the device. A typical layout includes:

Whakaahua: Runga view of the Pard Osprey binocular, highlighting the arrangement of control buttons for power, menu, navigation, and recording functions.

• Pātene Hiko: On/Off, Standby.
• Patene Tahua: Ka uru ki nga tautuhinga me nga whiringa.
• Pātene Whakaterenga (Whakarunga/Whakararo/Mauī/Matau/ĀE): For navigating menus and selecting options.
• Pātene Topa: Adjusts magnification.
• Pātene tuhi: Initiates video recording.
• Patene Whakaahua: Ka hopu whakaahua.
• LRF Button: Activates the laser range finder.

Te Tiaki me te Tiaki

Te horoi i nga Arotahi

Use a soft, lint-free cloth specifically designed for optical lenses. Gently wipe the lens surfaces to remove dust or smudges. For stubborn dirt, use a small amount of lens cleaning solution applied to the cloth, not directly to the lens.

Te horoi i te Tinana

Wipe the body of the binocular with a soft, damp kakahu. A ape i te whakamahi i nga kai horoi, i nga whakarewa ranei, na te mea ka taea e enei te pakaru te whakaoti me nga waahanga o roto.

Rokiroki

When not in use, store the Osprey binocular in its protective case in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme temperatures. Remove batteries if storing for extended periods to prevent leakage.

Waterproof Rating (IP67)

The device is rated IP67, meaning it is protected from dust ingress and can withstand immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes. Ensure all port covers and battery compartments are securely closed before exposure to water.

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Whakatakotoranga

Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

For detailed warranty information and terms of service, please refer to the official Pard USA webpaetukutuku, whakapā atu ranei ki ta raatau tautoko kaihoko. Puritia to tohu hoko mo nga kereme whakamana.

Tautoko Kiritaki: For technical assistance, repairs, or general inquiries, please visit the Pard Store on Amazon or the official PARD USA webpae.