FULL MOON OPTICS REVELATION-40 User manual

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REVELATION-40
LONG RANGE THERMAL
IMAGING MONOCULAR
OPERATION MANUAL
Versions 10.0.26 / 13.0.27 / 13.0.28
IMPORTANT: Please read this manual in its
entirety PRIOR to using this device!

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WARNING:NEVER
POINT THIS DEVICE
DIRECTLY AT THE SUN OR
ANY FIRE / HEAT SOURCE
WITH TEMPERATURE OF
OVER 500C/930F! DOING SO
WILL PERMANENTLY
DAMAGE THE THERMAL SENSOR AND WILL
VOID ANY WARRANTY CLAIMS! SEE PAGE-14
FOR MORE DETAILS AND FOR VERY
IMPORTANT CARE WARNINGS!
THERMAL IMAGING:
Let’s try to understand how this device works and what it can
and cannot do:
1. Your thermal device works on the principle of
detecting infrared radiation, also known as energy.
Instead of operating in a visible light spectrum of 400-
700nm (such as regular binoculars or scopes), thermal
imagers detect waves as high as 17,000nm or 17µm,
which are beyond our capability to observe with naked
eye. The infrared signal is received by the thermal device
and is then converted into an electrical signal by the
thermal sensor (called microbolometer), located inside the
unit and that electrical signal is then displayed on the
micro display located near the ocular (eyepiece).
2. Your device operates with batteries. Unlike a daylight
scope, where you see the image due to light traveling
through the glass and the prisms, the thermal imaging
device works by projecting the image onto a screen.
While the thermal sensor is the crucial component of any
thermal device, the image display quality is also very
important to have the best possible image clarity and
widest field of view. Since the image is projected on the
screen, it has certain limited resolution…so please do not
expect your device to provide the same crystal clear and
full-color image as you would see through your daylight
scope. The main advantage of this thermal device is that it
detects heat signatures in the conditions where seeing
your target is virtually impossible with your naked eye.

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OPERATION:
REVELATION-40 MONOCULAR
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Glossary:
1 –Laser Rangefinder Lens
2 –Germanium Objective Lens (Protective Lens Cover)
3 –Distance Focusing Wheel
4 –Laser Rangefinder ON / Range Button
5 –Invert Button
6 –Zoom Button
7 –Micro-USB Connector (Protective Cover)
8 –REC (Video Recording) Button
9 –External Power Supply Connector
10 –Eye Proximity Sensor
11 –Power ON-OFF / Standby Button
12 –Power LED Indicator
13 –Ocular Focusing Wheel
14 –Super Controller / MENU Access
15 –Battery Compartment (Cover)
INSTALLING THE BATTERIES:
Your thermal unit operates on commonly available 3V Lithium
batteries, CR123-type. You need 2 batteries to operate the device.
Rechargeable batteries are OK, but their peak voltage cannot exceed
4.2V each.
To install the batteries, unscrew the battery compartment cover (15)
and install the batteries inserting the positive (+) end first. Once the
batteries are inside, replace the cover.
TURNING THE UNIT ON AND OFF:
Your thermal unit has a push Power button (11). To turn the unit ON,
first remove the objective lens cover and push the Power Button (11)
for a little over one second. Look through the eyepiece –the unit will
become operational within approximately 4-5 seconds. To turn the
unit OFF push the same button for approximately 2 seconds. Please
note that you can enter Standby mode where the unit remains on, but
the image display is turned off by pressing the Power Button just
momentarily. The red LED power indicator (12) will remain lit during
the standby mode. Always replace the objective lens cover after the
unit is turned off and is no longer is in use.
FOCUSING THE UNIT:
To obtain the sharp image, you must first rotate Ocular Focusing Ring
(13) in either direction, until you notice in which position the image is
at its best. Since you are looking at a display, it will be easier to adjust
the ocular by simply focusing your attention on the displayed letters
and numbers. After that, rotate the Distance Focusing Wheel (3) also
until the image is at its best. You may have to repeat the process

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again, until the image is sharp and clear. Once the clear image is
obtained, you no longer need to adjust the Ocular Ring, just rotate the
Distance Focusing Wheel to adjust the distance to the object you are
viewing.
SUPER CONTROLLER FUNCTIONS:
Your thermal monocular comes with a unique Super Controller (14), which
allows for nearly instant image adjustment to the best possible brightness
and clarity without having to enter the menu settings. This feature is
extremely useful when atmospheric conditions change rapidly, especially
during high humidity and/or rapid temperature changes.
The super controller has the following sequence when short-pressed:
1. IMAGE GAIN (GAIN)
2. DISPLAY BRIGHTNESS (BRGT)
3. SENSITIVITY (SENS)
4. IMAGE DETAIL ENHANCEMENT (IDE)
To adjust the IMAGE GAIN, rotate the Super Controller either
clockwise or counterclockwise while viewing the image –you will see
word GAIN and either positive or negative number appear on the
bottom left corner of the image display. There are 10 negative and 10
positive Gain levels and a Zero level. Lowering the Image Gain will
allow for better facial and detail recognition. Increasing the Image
Gain will allow for better target detection and recognition of
surroundings, such as houses/buildings, trees and bushes and so on,
allowing you to better see the target surroundings and to better orient
in the terrain.
To adjust the Display Brightness level short-press the
Super Controller once and letters BRGT will appear in the display –
you can now rotate the same switch and Display Brightness will
change. There are 30 levels of display brightness. During nighttime
use, brightness level is optimal between 10 and 20, depending on the
ambient conditions. Keep in mind that higher brightness levels drain
the batteries faster.
To adjust the Thermal Sensitivity (Sensor’s Brightness
Output) short-press the GAIN switch twice and letters SENS will
appear in the display –you can now rotate the same switch and
Sensitivity will change. There are 40 levels of sensitivity (min
sensitivity is 40 and max is 80)
To activate the Image Detail Enhancement (IDE) short-
press the GAIN switch three times and letters IDE will appear in the
display –you can now rotate the same switch and image details will
be enhanced. There are 7 levels of enhancement and a Zero level.
Each IDE level incrementally increases the level of the detail, similar
to the TV resolution upscaling, allowing user to greatly enhance the
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useful during high humidity, where normally level of image detail is
poor. It is also useful when observing object at long distances and
when utilizing Zoom function.
DEVICE MENU NAVIGATION –IMPORTANT!
1. When long-pressed, the Super Controller activates the Main Menu
2. Once Menu is activated, rotating controller will highlight each
menu chapter from top to bottom.
3. Once the particular menu chapter is highlighted in green color, the
selection can be initiated by short-pressing the Super Controller,
after which the menu chapter will highlight in red color. Now rotate
the Super Controller in either direction to select desired setting.
Confirm the setting by short-pressing the Super Controller, which
will change the highlight from red back to green color. Now the
chapter is out of the selection mode and next menu chapter can
be selected by rotating the Super Controller.
4. Exit back to the main menu by either short-pressing or long-
pressing the Super Controller (depends on the menu function)
5. Main menu can then be turned off by long-pressing the Super
Controller again, or the menu automatically turns off after 15
seconds of inactivity.
Main Menu Selections (from top to bottom):
1. User Profile
There are 3 Custom User Profiles, which can be saved and
deployed when necessary. Each user profile covers variety of
settings, such as Color Palette, sensor gain and sensitivity,
display brightness, Image Detail Enhancement and other settings.
We recommend finding best settings for a particular terrain or
weather conditions and then saving it as a User Profile, so that
next time you are in a same/similar terrain or weather pattern, you
can quickly activate the settings without having to adjust them all
individually. There are 3 customized User Profiles and 3 factory
pre-set profiles (Woods, Mountains & City). Customized profile
settings are automatically saved once adjustments are made and
in order to start a new profile enter the main menu and switch the
User Profile from 1 to 2 or 3, then perform new adjustments
according to your preference.
2. Color Palette
This setting allows user to select the image Color Palette. Please
refer to pages-10-11 IMAGE POLARITY INVERSION / COLOR
PALETTES for more information
3. Thermal Image Gain

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See page-5 for GAIN adjustment. NOTE: this function is available
via Super Controller and is normally adjusted without getting into
Menu.
4. Display Brightness
See page-5 for BRGT adjustment. NOTE: this function is available
via Super Controller and is normally adjusted without getting into
Menu.
5. Thermal Sensitivity
See page-5 for SENS adjustment. NOTE: this function is available
via Super Controller and is normally adjusted without getting into
Menu.
6. Image Detail Enhancement (IDE)
See page-5 for IDE adjustment. NOTE: this function is available
via Super Controller and is normally adjusted without getting into
Menu.
7. Image Polarity Inversion
See pages-10-11 for IMAGE POLARITY INVERSION. NOTE: this
function is available via INVERT Button (5) and is normally done
without getting into Menu.
8. Super Contrast Display Mode
This setting allows user to enter the Super Contrast mode, which
is helpful during extremely humid weather conditions, where
targets will appear “washed out” against the background, as well
as during the situations where target heat is waning. This is
especially useful during search and rescue operations where
quick location of the heat source may be very important, as well
as when tracking wounded or expired game. Please note that
Super Contrast Mode is only seen on the scope’ image display,
therefore, if you are recording video in the Super Contrast Mode,
during video recording playback only normal mode will be visible.
Super Contrast Mode can be utilized with any of the 10 color
palettes.
9. USB Transfer Mode
This setting allows you to transfer the video recorded data through
USB connection to your computer or tablet. Enter this selection
by short-pressing the Super Controller. Please note that this mode
disables most of the scope functions in order to allow the most
reliable USB connection. See more details on page-13
10.Wi-Fi
This menu setting allows user to turn Wi-Fi function on or off
11.Video Record Mode (Video Start Mode)
This setting allows you to select how soon video recording starts.
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1. Normal start –the video recording module is completely off
until you press REC button (8), then the module starts, taking
approximately 15-20sec between pressing the REC button
and actual start of video recording. This mode allows you to
save the batteries when video recording is not desired, such
as simple terrain orientation.
2. Quick start –the video recording module starts as soon as
you power the scope and enters the standby mode. When
REC button is pressed, video recording starts within 5
seconds during the first recording and within 3 seconds
thereafter. This mode allows you to start recording almost
instantly and is useful when frequent shots are taken during
hunt, or any time when video recording is frequently used.
Please note during this mode additional battery power is used.
See more information about video recording on Page-11
12.Date and Time Stamp Position
This setting allows user to select the on-screen position of the
date and time during video recording. Four positions are available:
Right Down –Left Down –Right Up –Left Up in addition OFF
position is available, which removes date/Time Stamp from video
recordings.
13.Proximity Sensor
The monocular is equipped with special Proximity Sensor, which
detects the user’ face and can turn the monocular ON or in
Standby Mode depending on the distance between the user face
and proximity sensor. This menu option allows user to either turn
the proximity sensor ON or OFF
14.Proximity Sensor Range, mm
This function allows user to select the desired distance between
user’s face and proximity sensor that triggers monocular activation
or standby. Range between 20mm and 99mm is provided.
15.Auto Bad Pixel Correction
This function allows the scope computer to automatically correct
any bad pixel. For manual bad pixel correction, please refer to the
next menu function and also to the BAD PIXEL CORRECTION
instructions on page-12.
IMPORTANT: DURING ANY BAD PIXEL CORRECTION PROCESS
YOU MUST KEEP THE LENS COVER ON AT ALL TIMES AND WE
STRONGLY RECOMMEND PLACING A DARK TAPE OVER THE
PINHOLE IN THE LENS COVER. THIS IS NECESSARY FOR A
COMPLETELY UNIFORM DARK SCREEN DURING THE PROCEDURE.
16.Manual Bad Pixel Correction
This function allows the user to correct any bad pixel that may
appear during the use of the device, without having to return the
scope to the factory. Please see page-12 for BAD PIXEL
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17.LRF Reading Position
This setting allows user to select where on screen the Laser
Rangefinder reading is displayed. Two positions are available: Up
and Down.
18.Distance Unit
This setting allows user to select meters or yards as a distance
measurement unit for rangefinder
19.Status Bar Position
This setting allows user to select where on screen the status bar is
displayed. Two positions are available: Up and Down
20.Status Bar Delay Time, s
This setting allows user to select whether the status bar can
remain visible constantly, or will be turned off after a short delay.
Delay time is available between 2 and 7 seconds (in 1 second
increments), as well as OFF position, which allows the status bar
to remain visible constantly. NOTE: scope is shipped with status
bar hide time in OFF position.
21.Menu Position
This setting allows user to select on screen display menu position.
3 settings are available: Up / Center / Down
22.OSD Transparency
This setting allows user to select the transparency of the On
Screen Display Menu, as well as reticle and status bar
transparency. 5 levels of transparency are available along with
Zero transparency. Each higher level of transparency makes
menu more transparent when activated. Higher levels of
transparency prevent developing burn marks, common with
OLED displays, when used over a long period of time. We
recommend setting transparency level on 3 or higher to maximize
the longevity of the OLED display.
23.Auto Power OFF, Minutes
This setting allows the monocular to automatically power down
after a certain time of inactivity. Default setting is OFF, meaning
the monocular will continue to work until manually shut down,
however you can choose an option when the unit will power down
by itself if you have not pressed any button between 10 minutes
and 60 minutes (in 10 minute increments). This feature is
automatically disabled when active video-recording is in process.
24.Date Set
This setting allows user to set the date, as it would appear on the
video recording stamp. The date appears in YYYY-MM-DD
sequence. Rotate the Super Controller to change the year, then
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the same for day. Once day is adjusted, short-pressing the
Controller returns to the main menu.
25.Time Set
This setting allows the user to set the time, as it would appear on
the video recording stamp. Switch between HH:MM:SS by short-
pressing the Super Controller and adjust the time by rotating the
Super Controller. Please note the time is displayed in military
units, so 1pm = 13:00, 6pm = 18:00, 11pm = 23:00 and so on.
26.Clear Video Record Storage
This selection allows user to format the memory card and erase all
video recording files without connecting to the computer. To
prevent accidental files erase, once activated, this function must
be confirmed within 5 seconds by a short-press on the Menu
controller.
27.Language
This setting allows user to select menu language. 4 languages are
available: ENGLISH –GERMAN –SPANISH - RUSSIAN
28.Software Version
This selection displays the current software version and cannot be
edited. This information may become useful if customer support is
required.
29.Settings Reset
This selection allows user to reset all settings to factory levels. We
do not recommend using this function, unless you feel that the
scope is not functioning as it should. If this happens and you
need to reset the settings to factory levels and after the reset you
have any troubles navigating the menu, please e-mail us at:
[e-mail] or call us at 478-954-2721 with any
questions you may have.
IMAGE ZOOM FUNCTION:
The standard (optical) magnification of your thermal monocular is 2.5x
(you will see the objects approximately 2.5 times closer than if looking
with the naked eye). It is possible to increase the magnification by
applying a digital zoom function. There are two zoom levels (2x and 4x)
meaning your combined magnification will be either 5x or 10x. To utilize
zoom function press the ZOOM Button (13) once to achieve 2x zoom
(5x magnification) or twice to achieve 4x zoom (10x magnification). To
return to standard optical image press the Zoom Button once more.
Please note the image display will show either 1x, 2x or 4x, depending
on how many times you press the Zoom Button.
IMAGE POLARITY INVERSION / COLOR PALETTES:
It is possible to change the way the heat signatures are displayed –the
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white or light color with most of the background appearing in black or dark
color. You may switch (invert) this setting by pressing the INVERT Button
(5) once and then heat signatures will appear in dark color “BLACK HOT”
on otherwise light color background. In addition, the unit also has options
of 10 color palettes, each with invert option, which highlight heat
signatures in various colors. To change between the Color Palettes, long-
press the Super Controller (14) to enter main menu, then rotate Super
Controller until word “Palette” is highlighted. Then short-press Super
Controller to select this function and then rotate the Super Controller to
switch between various color palettes. There are 9 color palettes + default
black & white mode. You should try each color setting to see which one
renders images best during various atmospheric conditions and humidity
levels, as well as for the particular task at hand. Once finished selecting
the color palette, short-press the Super Controller to return to the main
menu and then long-press the same Controller to exit the menu. Your
color and invert setting is automatically saved and will appear next time
you turn on the device.
USING LASER RANGEFINDER:
Your thermal monocular comes with fully integrated Laser Rangefinder
allowing you to accurately and quickly measure the distance to the viewing
object up to approximately 700m (760yds).
To measure the distance you must first activate the feature by pressing once
the Rangefinder Button (4). You will see the shutter box appear in the
display. At this point you can aim at the viewing object and press the
Rangefinder Button once more while aiming –the distance will appear after
a brief pause. You can switch to display distance in meters or yards through
the main menu. Should you see “---”message it may be because you are
aiming at an object that is beyond 700m or too close (closest measured
range is approximately 5m). The rangefinder function will be disabled after
approximately 5 seconds of inactivity.
IMPORTANT: just like any laser rangefinder, the ability to accurately read
distance will depend on the reflective characteristics of the object, as well as
its size and ability to view it unobstructed. We suggest to measure distance
3 times for the same object to determine the most precise reading.
VIDEO RECORDING:
In order to start video recording simply press REC button (8) once. If the
video record mode is set to “Normal Start” the actual video recording
will start in approximately 15-20sec. in the following succession: letters
REC appear on the screen menu –then red dot appears –then counter
appears and starts counting immediately. If the video record mode is set
to “Quick Start” letters REC will remain on the screen menu and the
recording will start in approximately 3-5sec. in the following succession:
Red dot appears –then counter appears and starts counting. The actual
video recording starts when counter appears and starts counting.
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expect batteries to discharge faster during active recording. If you plan to
do extensive video recording during operation, it is advised to use an
external 5V power bank with large capacity (over 10,000mA) and each USB
output rated at least at 2V. Should the battery power get too low the video
recording will automatically stop and warning message will appear advising
that battery power is too low for video recording. The unit may still be
operated for some time in normal non-video recording mode. See more
details on Video Record Modes selection on Page-7
IMPORTANT: when finished recording you must always press REC button
once again to save the recording.
EXTERNAL POWER SUPPLY:
It is possible to connect an optional external 5V power bank to the
monocular through the micro-USB connector (7) or an external power supply
through the external power supply connector (9) in order to operate it for a
longer periods of time. Please make sure only 5V power bank is used
through the USB connector and output power should be at least 2A for each
output. For the External Power Supply connection (9) please make sure the
output power is not higher than 9V. NOTE: do not connect to AC/DC
outlets such as wall sockets or car cigarette adapters! To connect an
external power supply, remove the safety cap (7 or 9 depending on which
connection you are utilizing) by unscrewing it counter-clockwise and either
connect the micro-USB cable directly into the input (7), or external power
supply to the input (9). Once the external power supply is no longer needed,
remove the connection and replace the metal safety cap before you take the
unit to the field
BAD PIXEL CORRECTION:
IMPORTANT: DURING ANY BAD PIXEL CORRECTION PROCESS YOU
MUST KEEP THE LENS COVER ON AT ALL TIMES AND WE
STRONGLY RECOMMEND PLACING A DARK TAPE OVER THE
PINHOLE IN THE LENS COVER. THIS IS NECESSARY FOR A
COMPLETELY UNIFORM DARK SCREEN DURING THE PROCEDURE.
Your device comes with a unique feature allowing you to manually correct any bad
pixels that may develop during the course of time. To do that, press and hold Super
Controller (14) to enter the main menu. Then rotate the Super Controller counter-
clockwise until “Bad Pixel Correction” is highlighted. Then short-press the Super
Controller to enter the pixel correction mode. The white crosshairs with flashing dot
in the center will be displayed. Now you can rotate the Super Controller to direct the
flashing dot to the bad pixel (to change between horizontal movement and vertical
movement short-press the Super Controller. Once the flashing dot is over the bad
pixel, press ZOOM button (6) and bad pixel will be corrected. You may need to
press ZOOM more than once. Should you have a bad spot larger than one pixel,
you must work each pixel one at a time, starting from outside pixels and then
moving to the inside pixels. After all bad pixels are corrected, long-press the Super
Controller until it enters Main Menu. NOTE: if you do not perform this function, bad
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next time you start the scope. NOTE: newer models may come with Automatic
Bad Pixel Correction function, which does the process automatically.
USB TRANSFER MODE:
Pease read carefully!
1. Power the monocular.
2. Enter the main menu and select “USB Transfer Mode” (see also page-
7) –USB Transfer Mode turns OFF all other functions of the
monocular –it should only be used during actual data transfer.
3. Remove the Micro-USB Connector cover (7).
4. Connect the micro-USB side of the cable to the Connector output. We
recommend using short length USB cable and if possible a
USB3.0 cable for faster and more reliable operation. Take care
during the connection to eliminate possibility of breaking the connector
points. Do not use excessive force when plugging the micro-USB
connector and never try to rock the connector from side to side during
connection –this may break the connector points and render the USB
connection inoperable. NOTE: broken USB connector is not covered
under warranty.
4a. IF SUPPLIED WITH FACTORY USB ADAPTER CUP AND
CABLE use the factory USB adapter cup and the factory cable for this
task.
5. Connect the USB side of the cable to your computer.
6. Once the pop-up window appears, select “Open Files”
7. Transfer any video files you may have.
8. When finished you may keep the files recorded on the scope, or you
may delete them from the scope storage to make space for new
recordings.
9. Always follow the safe connection exit by asking to eject the USB
drive.
Wi-Fi CONNECTION: Please read carefully!
1. Download VLC app on your smartphone or tablet (available
for IOS and Android devices). For Android install VLC for
Android version. For iOS install VLC version.
2. Power the thermal device.
3. Press REC button. Once the video recording counter starts
working it is now possible to view the streaming video on
your mobile device.
4. Now connect your mobile device to the thermal device:
a) On your mobile device –enter the Wi-Fi menu and find
the serial number of your thermal device” – for example:
“M190001”. Select this connection. (Note: letters may not

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be engraved on your device, but the number will match
the serial number of your device).
b) Enter default password: 12345678
c) Make sure your mobile device is disconnected from
the usual Wi-Fi signal (such as home or office), which
it normally connects automatically, as it may cause
interruptions in video stream.
d) Connection inside the buildings where multiple Wi-Fi
signals are always present may not be reliable –if
you are unable to connect inside your home or work
office, please try it again when outside or outdoors
where other Wi-Fi signals are scarce.
5. Once mobile device is connected to the monocular, open the
VLC app and select “Stream” from the menu.
6. Enter this exact address: rtsp://192.168.0.110 once
prompted in the app and press Enter or click on the arrow
mark, or click on “open stream”, whichever option is currently
showing on the app.
7. For iOS smartphones –in the lower left corner you will find a
miniature screen –click on this screen and it will open up full-
screen.
8. In order to reduce the image streaming delay between the
thermal device and the mobile device, you may need to
reduce the cache level in VLC app settings.
9. NOTE: the video stream may not work reliably on older
iPhone models (6 and lower) and Android (7.0 and lower)
versions.
TROUBLESHOOTING:
1. Unit does not turn on: please check if the batteries are
inserted correctly or if they are fresh.
2. Unable to obtain sharp and clear image:
-You may need to repeat the process of rotating the
ocular rings and distance wheel several times until you
get a good feel of it
-You may be viewing an object that it too close –the
minimum focusing distance is approximately 3m or 9
feet
3. Unable to see heat signatures behind visible barriers,
such as glass: IMPORTANT - PLEASE NOTE:

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THERMAL DEVICES ARE UNABLE TO SEE HEAT
SIGNATURES IF THE OBJECT IS BEHIND ANY
BARRIER THAT HAS REFLECTIVE NATURE, SUCH
AS GLASS, THEREFORE YOU WILL NOT BE ABLE
TO SPOT PEOPLE INSIDE A VEHICLE UNLESS THE
WINDOWS ARE LOWERED DOWN, OR A PERSON
STANDING BEHIND THE WINDOW IN A HOUSE OR
IN SIMILAR SITUATIONS. LIKEWISE YOU WILL NOT
BE ABLE TO SEE ANY HEAT SIGNATURES WHILE
OBSERVING FROM BEHIND A WINDOW –YOU
MUST HAVE UNOBSTRUCTED VIEW.
4. Image appears to be washed out, especially the
surrounding areas:
You may be operating device in particularly humid
conditions and need to increase either GAIN, or IDE
functions (or both). Refer to manual page 5.
WARNINGS:
1. NEVER point this
device directly at
the sun or any
heat source over
500 degrees
Celsius (930
degrees Fahrenheit) even if the device
is not turned on! Doing so will
permanently damage the sensor with
random light glare (similar to pictured
here). Such damage is not covered by
the warranty and will void any warranty
claims. Always have the protective
cover on the monocular when
transporting it during daylight,
particularly during sunny days!

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2. Always transport your monocular during
sunny day pointed downwards.
3. NEVER try to disassemble the unit by yourself or by
anyone who is not our authorized technician. Doing so
may result in injury and will void any warranty claims
4. NEVER leave the batteries inside the unit for a long
period of time during extremely hot temperatures –the
batteries may overheat, which may render the unit
inoperable and will void the warranty
5. NEVER submerse the unit into water or use during
heavy rain.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS: Revelation-40
Imaging Sensor______ Hybrid Resolution 17µm with Image Enhancement
Frame Rate ____________________________ 50 Hz Shutter-free / NUC-free
Spectral Response _______________________________________ 8-14µm
Image Display ______________________________ 1,024x768 Micro-OLED
Number Of Color Palettes ______________________________________ 10
Optical Magnification_________________________________________2.5x
Digital Zoom _____________________________________________ 2x & 4x
Focusing Distance_________________________________________ 3m - ∞
Objective Lens Aperture____________________________________ 40mm
Field Of View___________________________________________ 8.9° x 7.3°
Detection range (human size object)__________________________1,000m
Laser Rangefinder max. distance _____________________________ 700m
Video recording _________________________________________ 960x720
Video File Type _____________________________________________ .AVI
Power Supply_________________________ 2 x CR123 Lithium / or 5V USB
Working time ____________________________ 2.5-3hrs (CR123 batteries)
Working Temperature Range_________________-10C / +50C /// 14F / 122F
Weight____________________________________________________ 600g
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