InfiRay RICO MICRO Series User manual

INFIRAY OUTDOOR
RICO MICRO SERIES
Multi-function Thermal Imager
User’s Manual
Outdoor

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WARNING!
ITAR REQUIREMENTS
These products may be subject to export and foreign trade
control laws of the United States and may not be exported
without prior approval of the U.S. Department of State.
Learn more at irayusa.com/ITAR.
FCC ID 2AY3N-AP6214A
This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is
subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause
harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference
received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.
CAUTION: Changes or modifications not expressly approved by
iRayUSA could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply
with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part15 of
the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a residential
installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio
frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance
with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio
communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference
will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which
can be determined by turning the equipment o and on, the user is
encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the
following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and
receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent
from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for
help.
This device was tested for typical body-supported operations and
use. Third-party belt-clips, holsters, and similar accessories used
by this device should not contain any metallic components. Body
accessories that do not meet these requirements may not comply
with RF exposure requirements and should be avoided. Use only
the supplied or an approved antenna.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Overview ........................................................ 2
2. Features ......................................................... 2
3. Tech Specs .......................................................3
4. Accessories .................................................... 4
5. Components and Controls ............................. 5
6. Description of Control Buttons & Shortcuts ... 6
7. Quick Start Guide............................................ 8
8. Charging the Batteries................................... 10
9. Inserting a Battery .........................................10
10. Removing a Battery........................................ 10
11. Battery Safety Precautions .............................11
12. Mounting the Micro........................................ 12
13. Selecting a Working Mode ............................. 16
14. Operating Instructions ................................... 18
15. Zeroing the Micro.......................................... 22
16. Non-uniformity Correction ............................ 23
17. Photography and Video Recording ............... 24
18. Accessing Internal Memory........................... 25
19. Video Output................................................. 26
20. Using the InfiRay Outdoor App ......................27
21. Digital Zoom ................................................. 28
22. Adjusting Screen Position............................. 28
23. Menu Options & Descriptions ....................... 29
24. Warranty.........................................................47
25. Basic Inspection ........................................... 48
26. Basic Care and Maintenance ........................ 48
27. General Troubleshooting .............................. 49
28. Notes ............................................................. 52

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1. OVERVIEW
Rugged Infrared, Compact Optic
The RICO MICRO Series is an advanced optoelectronic device
miniaturized to deliver remarkably versatile functionality: use on
both a helmet and a weapon. Weighing in at less than a pound, the
MICRO will fit in the palm of your hand and can be used with standard
dovetail helmet mounts or rifle-mounted as a standalone or a clip-
on optic. InfiRay Outdoor is blazing a new trail with features never-
before-seen in a helmet-mounted thermal, such as onboard recording,
onboard video play-back, and an HD AMOLED display. The MICRO
also features InfiRay’s latest high-performance 640×512,12μm sensor
technology, MATRIX III processing, and a manual-focus f/1.0 objective
lens to create an image that is unlike anything in its class.
2. FEATURES
• High-performance 12 μm InfiRay MICRO II thermal sensor
• High-resolution AMOLED display
• 1× to 4× digital zoom magnification
• 1375 yard detection range
• 50hz image refresh rate
• 64 GB internal storage
• Record up to 1600 images and 40 hours of video
• Built-in Wi-Fi module
• Mobile device App compatible
• Digital compass
• Multiple zero profiles and ranges
• Multiple reticle types and color options
• Defective pixel correction
• Extended eye relief
• Cold and warm image temperature options
• Lightweight and compact design
3. TECH SPECS
RICO MICRO SERIES RH25 RL25
SENSOR
Resolution 640×512 384×288
Pixel Size 12 μm
Frame Rate 50hz
Image Processing MATRIX III
Core InfiRay Micro II 640 InfiRay Micro II 384
OPTICS
Objective Lens 25 mm f/1.0
Magnification 1× 2×
Digital Zoom 4×
Field of View 17.5° × 13.1° 10.5° × 7.9°
Detection Range 1375 Yards
Display Type AMOLED
Display Resolution 1024×768
Color Palettes White Hot, Black Hot, Red Hot, Color
Reticle Types 7
Reticle Colors Black, White, Red, Green
Mounting System MUM Rail, Picatinny MIL-STD-1913 Rail,
PICTAIL (Optional/Not Included)
Working Modes Standalone, Handheld,
Helmet, Clip-on
Standalone, Handheld,
Helmet
P.I.P No
Rangefinder No
Eye Relief 35 mm
Diopter Range -4 to +4
ELECTRONICS
Onboard Recording Video and Image
Onboard Storage 64 GB
Wireless Connectivity Video and Image via App.
Data Connector Data Cable with USB, BNC, and 7-pin Connectors
Power Supply 18650 Battery (3.5+ Hours)
Start Up Time <10 Seconds, Instant from Standby
PHYSICAL
Size 4.52” × 2.55” × 1.88”
Weight 12.7 Oz
ENVIRONMENTAL/WARRANTY
Warranty 5 Years
Housing Material Aluminum
Ingress Protection IP67
Operation Temperature -4°F~122°F
Max. Recoil 1000 g/s² (300 Win./7mm Mag)

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4. ACCESSORIES
The RICO MICRO Series ships with everything you need to get
out and hunt. The included items are as follows:
• RICO MICRO Series Multi-function Thermal Imager
• Lens Cap • Lens Cloth
• Eyeguard, Long • Soft Case
• Eyeguard, Short • Micro-USB Charging Cable
• 18650 Batteries (2) • USB Wall Adapter
•Battery Charger • M4×8mm Flat Head Screws (2)
• OEM Helmet Adapter Rail • M4×6mm Socket Head Screws (2)
• OEM Rifle Mount • 2.5mm Hex Key
• Data Cable • 3mm Hex Key
• User Manual • Battery Cap for Short 18650 Battery
Optional Accessories
Optional accessories for the RICO MICRO Series are available to
customize your experience.
PART NUMBER DESCRIPTION
IRAY-AC36 ADM RICO MICRO MQD Mount
IRAY-AC42 RICO MICRO Objective Lens Cattail Lever
IRAY-AC52 RICO MICRO PICTAIL Helmet/Weapon Shoe
IRAY-AC53 RICO Obverse MICRO Helmet Shoe
5. COMPONENTS AND CONTROLS
Angelo will send instructions for
installing the accessories
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6
12
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1Eyeguard
2 Eyepiece/diopter adjustment ring
3 Photo button
4 Menu button
5 Power button
6 Objective lens cover
7 Objective lens focus ring
8 Objective lens
9Mount interface
10 7-pin female port for data cable
11 Battery cover
12 18650 battery

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6. DESCRIPTION OF CONTROL
BUTTONS AND SHORTCUTS
Power Button
Current Screen / Menu
or Device Status Short Press Long Press
Device o —— Power on the device
Home screen
(in standalone or
handheld mode)
Adjust digital zoom Turn o the device
Any menu or full-screen
interface
Toggle through
menu options ——
Full-screen interfaces
(defective pixel, reticle
zeroing, and screen
position in helmet and
clip-on mode)
Move cursor 1 pixel
in the negative
direction
Move cursor
10pixels in the
negative direction
Menu Button
Current Screen / Menu Short Press Long Press
Home screen Enter menu Switch working
mode
Main menu Select Save and return to
previous
Power + Menu Button +
Current Screen / Menu Short Press Long Press
Home screen Enter / exit standby
mode ——
Home screen (in helmet
or clip-on mode) —— Adjust X/Y position of screen
Photo Button
Current Screen / Menu Short Press Long Press
Home screen Take photo Record video on / o
Any menu or full-screen
interface
Toggle through
menu options ——
Full-screen interfaces
(defective pixel, reticle
zeroing, and screen
position in helmet and
clip-on mode)
Move cursor 1 pixel
in the positive
direction
Move cursor
10pixels in the
positive direction
Photo + Menu Button +
Current Screen / Menu Short Press Long Press
Home screen
Perform manual
non-uniformity
correction (NUC)
Perform background
non-uniformity
correction (NUC)1
Power + Menu + Photo Button + +
Current Screen / Menu Short Press Long Press
Main menu
(in standalone or
handheld mode)
——
Enable/disable
the reticle2
(switch between
handheld and
standalone modes)
1. Close the lens cover (6) before performing a background NUC.
2. See Selecting a Working Mode on page16.

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7. QUICK START GUIDE
Step 1: Unbox and Setup the RICO MICRO Series
1. Compare the box contents to the accessories list and examine
each for any shipping damage. See Accessories on page4.
2. Check the lens to ensure there are no smudges or dirt present.
Clean with the included lens cloth, if necessary.
3. Charge the batteries before using the MICRO for the first time.
See Charging the Batteries on page10.
4. Open the battery cover(11) and install a battery(12). See
Inserting a Battery on page10.
5. Install the desired eyeguard(1). The longer eyeguard is
recommended for handheld and standalone mode and the
shorter is recommended for helmet and clip-on mode.
6. Mount the MICRO to the weapon or helmet. See Mounting the
MICRO on page12.
Step 2: Turn On the MICRO and Adjust the Focus
1. Open the lens cover (6).
2. Long press Power for 4 seconds to power on the MICRO. The
iRayUSA logo will appear.
3. Rotate the diopter adjustment ring (2) of the eyepiece until the
interface icons are clearly visible.
4. Rotate the objective lens focus ring (7) to focus on the object
being observed.
WARNING: Do not point the objective lens toward intense
energy sources, such as the sun. This may render the electronic
components inoperative. The warranty does not cover damage
caused by improper operation.
Step 3: Enable the Reticle (Optional)
To use the reticle in standalone mode (direct-aim), it must first be
enabled.
1. From the home screen, short press Menu to enter the main
menu.
2. Press Power , Menu , and Photo simultaneously for
2seconds to enable the reticle. The working mode, shown at the
left side of the status bar at the top of the screen, changes from
handheld mode to standalone mode .
NOTE: The reticle will not be visible until the default brightness
of0 is changed. See Set up the Reticle (Optional) on the next
page.
Step 4: Adjust the Image and Device Settings
1. Select the working mode, handheld, standalone, helmet, or
clip-on. See Selecting a Working Mode on page16.
2. Set the digital zoom, 1×, 2×, or 4×. Digital zoom is disabled in
helmet and clip-on modes. See Digital Zoom on page28.
3. Select the color palette, white hot, black hot, red hot, or color.
The default is white hot. See Color Palette on page30.
4. Set the image brightness, from 0–9. The default is 5. See Image
Brightness on page31.
5. Set the contrast, from 0–9. The default is 5. See Contrast on
page31.
6. Set the screen brightness, from 0–9. The default is 5. See
Screen Brightness on page31.
7. Select the non-uniformity correction (NUC) mode, automatic, or
manual. The default is automatic. See NUC Mode on page39.
8. Calibrate the digital compass. See Digital Compass on
page41.
9. Set the date and time. See Set Date/Time on page44.
Step 5: Set Up the Reticle (Optional)
The reticle is only available in standalone working mode. To adjust
the following settings, ensure standalone mode is selected.
1. Select the units of measure to meters or yards. Meters are the
default. See Unit Selection on page40.
2. Select the zeroing profile. See Zero Profile on page40.
3. Select the reticle style, from 1–7. The default is 2. See Reticle
Style on page34.
4. Select the reticle brightness, from 0–6. The default is 0. See
Reticle Brightness on page34.
5. Select the reticle color, white, black, red, and green. The default
is white. See Reticle Color on page35.
6. Select the zero distance. See Zero Distance on page35.
7. Zero the reticle. See Reticle Zero Setting on page36.

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8. CHARGING THE BATTERIES
The MICRO Series comes with two rechargeable 18650 li-ion
batteries, a battery charger, and a USB charging adapter. Ensure the
battery is fully charged before using the MICRO for the first time.
To charge the battery.
1. Insert the battery (12) into the battery charger according to the
polarity markings on the inside of the charger.
2. While charging, the three LEDs on the charger will flash,
indicating the current charge level. When the battery is fully
charged, all three LEDs will remain lit.
NOTES:
• It takes about 5 hours to fully charge the battery. Each battery
supports a run-time of approximately 4 hours. See Battery Status
on page18 for additional battery information.
• Charge the battery before it reaches <5% (the battery icon in the
status bar will flash red) to avoid over-discharge and potential
damage to the battery.
9. INSERTING A BATTERY
Battery (12)
Battery Cover (11)
1. Rotate the battery cover (11) counterclockwise to remove it.
2. Insert a 18650 battery (12) into the battery compartment per
the polarity markings inside the compartment. The positive [+]
battery terminal faces in and the negative [-] terminal faces out.
3. Replace the battery cover.
NOTE: To accommodate variations in 18650 battery length, two
battery covers are included. If using a shorter 18650 battery than
provided, please use the shorter cover to ensure reliable operation.
10. REMOVING A BATTERY
1. Ensure the MICRO is powered o before removing the battery.
2. Rotate the battery cover (11) counterclockwise to remove it.
11. BATTERY SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
WARNING: Only use the included battery charger to charge the
batteries. Only use the battery charger with a standard USB adapter
(5V–2A), as included in the package. Using any other type of adapter
may lead to irreversible damage to the battery, adapter, or the
MICRO. This damage will not be covered under warranty.
WARNINGS:
• Only use 18650 batteries to power the MICRO.
• Do not use a battery charger, power adapter, or USB cable that
has been modified or damaged.
• Do not expose batteries to high temperatures or flames, and do
not immerse in water.
• Do not leave batteries unattended while charging.
• Do not leave batteries in the charger for long periods after full
charge is reached. Charging time should not exceed 24 hours.
• Keep batteries out of the reach of children and pets.
• The batteries are equipped with short-circuit protection;
however, any situation that may cause short-circuiting should be
avoided.
• Do not disassemble, modify, hit, or drop the batteries.
• Do not connect the batteries to any external device with an
electrical current that exceeds permitted levels.
• Do not connect an external device with a current supply that
exceeds a 3.0 USB port.
• Remove the battery and store it in the soft-sided case to protect
it during transport.
• If a battery has been used, stored, or charged for a long time
it can begin to deteriorate. Stop using and remove the battery
immediately with any battery discoloration or deformation,
overheating, strange odors, or other unusual states.
To maintain optimal battery capacity and service life:
• Avoid storing a fully charged or discharged battery for long
periods. Partial charging of the battery is necessary if the battery
will be stored for an extended period.
• If storing for a long time, remove the battery from the MICRO and
store both in a cool, dry location.
• Do not charge an extremely cold battery without bringing it into
a warm environment. Let the battery warm up for 45 minutes
before charging.
• Charge the battery at a temperature range from 30°F to 100°F,
otherwise the service life of the battery may be reduced.
• The recommended operating temperature range is -4°F to 122°F.
Avoid using the battery above the maximum or below the
minimum recommended temperature range as this may
decrease the battery capacity or service life.

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12. MOUNTING THE MICRO
Mounting on a Helmet
The RICO MICRO Series can be mounted to a helmet using the
helmet adapter rail (included) and additional MUM-14 style interface
hardware (not included), or with the optional PICTAIL system. See
Selecting a Working Mode on page16 for more information on
helmet mode.
NOTE: Torque all hardware to a maximum of 15 inch-pounds (in/lbs)
unless noted otherwise. Please note, torque is inch-pounds, NOT
foot-pounds. If you do not have a torque wrench, apply until snug.
Do not over-tighten. No threadlocker is required for proper use; but
if you do decide to use a threadlocker, use only a small amount of
low-strength LOCTITE 222.
MOUNTING WITH THE OEM HELMET ADAPTER
1. Install the OEM helmet adapter rail onto the mount interface (9)
using the two included M4×6mm socket head screws.
Helmet Adapter Rail
Mount Interface (9)
M4 Socket Head Screws
2. Finish mounting to your helmet with compatible MUM-14 style
interface hardware.
MOUNTING WITH THE OPTIONAL PICTAIL SHOE
1. Install the PICTAIL shoe (IRAY-AC52) onto the mount interface(9)
with the narrow end of the dovetail facing toward the eyepiece
as shown below.
PICTAIL Shoe
Low-Profile
M4 Screws
Mount Interface (9)
2. Thread in the low-profile M4 screws included with the PICTAIL
shoe to 15 in/lbs.
3. Finish mounting to your helmet with compatible dovetail-style
helmet interface hardware.
MOUNTING WITH THE OPTIONAL OMS OBVERSE
MICRO HELMET SHOE
1. Place the OMS Obverse MICRO Helmet Shoe (IRAY-AC53) on
the MICRO with the narrow end of the dovetail facing towards
the eyepiece as shown below. Notice the two front and one rear
in-body screws that correspond to the openings in the OMS
Shoe (see below).
OMS Obverse MICRO
Helmet Shoe
Flat Head
Shoulder Screw
Socket Head
Screw (Front)
Socket Head
Screw (Rear)
2. Remove the socket head screws using a 2mm hex key but leave
the flathead shoulder screw installed.
3. Apply the OMS and re-install the socket head screws through the
screw holes in the OMS Shoe.
4. Tighten until snug, taking care to not damage the threads in the
body of MICRO.
5. Finish mounting to your helmet with compatible dovetail-style
helmet interface hardware.
Mounting on a Weapon
The MICRO may be used with (clip-on mode) or without (standalone
mode) a rifle scope. See Selecting a Working Mode on page16.
CAUTION: Before attempting to install your RICO MICRO on a
weapon, please guarantee that your firearm is unloaded, and the
muzzle is pointed in a safe direction.
NOTE: Torque all hardware to a maximum of 15 inch-pounds (in/lbs)
unless noted otherwise. Please note, torque is inch-pounds, NOT
foot-pounds. If you do not have a torque wrench, apply until snug.
Do not over-tighten. No threadlocker is required for proper use; but
if you do decide to use a threadlocker, use only use a small amount
of low-strength LOCTITE 222.

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MOUNTING WITH THE OEM RIFLE MOUNT
1. Install the OEM Rifle Mount onto the MICRO mount interface(9)
as shown below using the included two M4×8mm flat head
screws.
OEM Rifle Mount
Mount Interface (9)
M4 Flat Head Screws
⁄ Nuts
2. Torque the M4×8mm flat head screws until snug with the
included hex key or to 15 in/lbs with a torque wrench.
3. Place the MICRO on your weapon and adjust the tension of the
½-inchnuts on the left side of the mount to 20 in/lbs.
NOTE: The OEM Rifle Mount is spring-loaded and features a
built-in shock-reduction system. Front-to-back movement is a
normal part of its design and will not impact accuracy.
MOUNTING WITH THE OPTIONAL PICTAIL SHOE AND
MQD RIFLE MOUNT
The PICTAIL and MQD mount work in tandem to achieve an
adjustable footprint on any standard Picatinny rail. In standalone
mode, they produce over 4.5 inches of rear oset for proper eye
relief. When reversed for use in clip-on mode, the MQD and PICTAIL
shrink the rear oset to just 1.5 inches. In clip-on mode, the required
forward rail space is just 4 rail slots in front of a day optic making the
PICTAIL and MQD the perfect combination for shorter platforms like
SBRs and pistols.
1. Install the PICTAIL shoe to the MICRO. See Mounting with the
Optional PICTAIL Shoe on page12.
2. Unlock the MQD mount by depressing the lock button on the
tension lever and swinging 180° to the open position.
3. Install the MQD onto the rail of your weapon and move the lever
to the locked position.
4. Finally, check the tension required to lock the tension lever. To
adjust the tension:
a. Move the lever to the open position and push the lever
toward the base. This will make the adjustment nut protrude
on the opposite side of the base.
b. With the nut protruding, it may be turned to the right or the
left to make the necessary adjustment. You will need NO
tools for this step.
NOTE: The amount of tension you set will depend on your
personal preference. You should not have to fight to open or close
the tension lever; you should be able to move it easily with one
hand.
NOTE: If tension adjustments are needed between the PICTAIL
Shoe and the MQD, please follow the tension adjustment
instructions on the previous page.
5. Mount the MICRO to the MQD:
a. For standalone weapon optic use, mount the MICRO to the
MQD, oriented so that the MQD is extending past the front
of the objective lens as shown below.
b. For clip-on use, mount the MICRO to the MQD, oriented
so that the MQD is NOT extending past the front of the
objective lens as shown below.
NOTE: We recommend going no higher than 6× on any rifle
scope used in clip-on mode as image performance will become
unsatisfactory.

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13. SELECTING A WORKING MODE
RICO MICRO RL25
The RICO MICRO RL25 features three working modes: standalone,
handheld, and helmet mode. The icon for the selected working mode
appears on the left side of the status bar.
The RL25 is in handheld mode when powered on for the first time.
After the first use, the last-used working mode is the default.
To switch between standalone and handheld modes:
1. From the main menu, press Power , Menu , and Photo
simultaneously for 2seconds to switch between modes. In
standalone mode the reticle is enabled and in handheld
mode the reticle is disabled.
To enter helmet mode:
1. Rotate the MICRO 180° (control buttons facing down) to
automatically activate helmet mode.
RICO MICRO RH25
The RICO MICRO RH25 features four working modes: standalone,
handheld, helmet, and clip-on. The icon for the selected working
mode appears on the left side of the status bar.
The RH25 is in handheld mode when powered on for the first time.
After the first use, the last-used working mode is the default.
HANDHELD MODE
Handheld mode allows the RH25 to be used as a handheld imager.
Handheld mode is displayed at 1.3× and the reticle is disabled.
To enter handheld mode from clip-on or helmet mode:
1. From the home screen, long press Menu to switch to
handheld mode ; OR
2. From the main menu, select working mode and then select
handheld mode .
To enter handheld mode from standalone mode:
1. From the main menu, press Power , Menu , and Photo
simultaneously for 2seconds to switch to handheld mode (the
reticle will be disabled).
STANDALONE MODE
In standalone mode, the RH25 can be used as a standalone weapon
sight or it can be used as a handheld imager. Standalone mode is
displayed at 1.3× and the reticle is displayed at all times.
To enter standalone mode from clip-on or helmet mode:
1. From the home screen, long press Menu to switch to
standalone mode ; OR
2. From the main menu, select working mode and then select
standalone mode .
To enter standalone mode from handheld mode:
1. From the main menu, press Power , Menu , and Photo
simultaneously for 2seconds to switch to standalone mode (the
reticle will be enabled).
HELMET MODE
Helmet mode allows the RH25 display to be optimized for use on a
helmet. In helmet mode, the screen size is reduced to 70% to be in
unity(1×).
To enter helmet mode:
1. Rotate the MICRO 180° (control buttons facing down) to
automatically activate helmet mode.
CLIPON MODE
In clip-on mode, the RH25 can be mounted in front of a rifle scope.3
In clip-on mode, the screen size is reduced to 70% to be in unity(1×).
The X/Y position of the screen may be adjusted so that the center
of the screen matches up with the rifle scope reticle. See Adjusting
Screen Position on page28.
To enter clip-on mode from standalone or handheld mode:
1. From the home screen, long press Menu to switch to clip-on
mode; OR
2. From the main menu, select working mode and then select
.
To enter clip-on mode from helmet mode:
1. Rotate the MICRO 180° (control buttons facing down) to
automatically deactivate helmet mode.
2. From the home screen, long press Menu to switch to clip-on
mode.
NOTE: An abbreviated menu appears in clip-on mode. See Clip-on
Mode Menu on page21.
3. We recommend going no higher than 6× on any rifle scope used in clip-on mode as
image performance will become unsatisfactory.

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14. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
The Status Bar
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The status bar at the top of the screen displays operating status
information for the MICRO:
1 Zero Profile & Distance: Shows the selected zero profile, A, B,
or C, and zero distance.
2 Working Mode: Shows the selected mode, handheld,
standalone, helmet, or clip-on. The last-used working mode is
the default.
3 Color Palette: Shows the current color palette, white hot, black
hot, red hot, or color. White hot is the default.
4 Digital Compass: Displays when the compass is turned on. The
compass is on by default.
5 Digital Zoom: Shows the selected digital zoom magnification,
1×, 2×, 4×. 1× is the default.
6 Battery: Five battery indicators show the current charge level.
See the next section, Battery Status.
7Clock: Shows the current time in 24-hour format.
NOTE: By default, the user interface is set to auto-hide after
15seconds of no activity. Press any key to show the status bar. See
Auto-Hide on page45.
BATTERY STATUS
Five bars in the battery icon indicate the current battery status.
ICON BARS / STATUS BATTERY LEVEL
5 Bars 80–100%
4 Bars 60–79%
3 Bars 40–59%
2 Bars 20–39
1 Bar <20%
Flashing Red <5%, charge immediately
Navigating the Menu
From the home screen, short
press Menu to enter the
main menu.
In all menu interfaces:
•Short press Photo to
move right.
•Short press Power to
move left.
•A blue cursor indicates the
current menu position.
•Short press Menu to select.
•Long press Menu to save any changes and return to the
previous menu or screen.
• After 15 seconds of inactivity, the menu closes and the interface
returns to the home screen. See Auto-Hide on page45.
•When exiting the menu, the cursor location is stored for a single
working session (i.e. until the MICRO is turned o). After restarting
the MICRO, the cursor will return to the first menu item.
MAIN MENU
15°
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1Working Mode4: Change the working mode, handheld, standalone,
helmet, or clip-on. The default is the last-used working mode.
2 Digital Zoom5: Change the digital zoom magnification, 1×, 2×, 4×.
The default is 1×.
3 Color Palette: Change the color palette to white hot, black hot,
red hot, or color. The default is white hot.
4 Image Brightness: Change image brightness, from 0–9. The
default is5.
5 Contrast: Change contrast, from 0–9. The default is5.
6 Screen Brightness: Change screen brightness, from 0–9. The
default is 5.
7 File Management: View or delete saved photos; play or delete
saved videos; view current memory usage.
8 Reticle Menu6: Open the reticle menu.
9 Background NUC6: Perform a background NUC.
10 Advanced Settings Menu: Open the advanced settings menu.
4. Only handheld and standalone are available on the RL25.
5. Digital zoom (2) is disabled in helmet and clip-on modes.
6. The reticle menu item (8) in the main menu is disabled and replaced by the background
NUC menu item (9) in helmet, clip-on, and handheld modes.
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RETICLE MENU7
1 2 3 4 5
1 Reticle Style: Change the reticle style, 1–7. The default is 2.
2 Reticle Brightness: Change reticle brightness, from 0–6. The
default is 0 (completely transparent / not visible).
3 Reticle Color: Change the reticle color to white, black, red, or
green. The default is white.
4 Zero Distance: Change and/or customize the selected zero
distance.
5 Reticle Zeroing: Reposition the reticle for the selected zero
distance. The default X/Y position is 0/0.
ADVANCED SETTINGS MENU
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14
1 Wi-Fi: Turn Wi-Fi on/o. The default is o.
2 Video Output: Turn video output on/o. The default is o.
3 NUC Mode: Change the non-uniformity correction (NUC) mode to
automatic(A) or manual (M). The default is automatic.
4 Unit Selection8: Change the units to meters (m) or yards (y).
Meters are the default.
5Zero Profile8: Set the zero profile to A, B, or C. The default isA.
6 Digital Compass9: Turn the digital compass on/o. The default
ison.
7 Compass Calibration: Calibrate the compass.
8 Defective Pixel Correction: Select and delete defective pixels.
9 Reformat Memory: Erase the internal memory card.
10 Set Date/Time: Set the current date and time.
11 Settings Reset: Reset select user settings to factory defaults.
12 Auto-Hide: Turn auto-hide on/o. The default is on.
13 Color Temperature: Set the screen color temperature mode.
14 Device Info: Shows device information.
7. The reticle submenu is disabled in helmet, clip-on, and handheld modes.
8. The unit selection (4) and zero profile (5) menu items are disabled in helmet, clip-on, and
handheld modes.
9. The digital compass on/o menu item (6) is disabled in standalone and clip-on modes.
CLIPON MODE MENU
The clip-on mode menu is an abbreviated version of the standard menu.
Main Menu
1 2 3 4 5 6
1Working Mode: Change the working mode: handheld, clip-on,
helmet, or standalone. The default is the last-used working mode.
2Color Palette: Change the color palette, white hot, black hot, red
hot, color. The default is white hot.
3Screen Brightness: Change screen brightness, from 0–9. The
default is 5.
4Image Brightness: Change image brightness, from 0–9. The
default is5.
5Contrast: Change contrast, from 0–9. The default is 5.
6Advanced Settings Menu: Open the advanced settings menu.
Advanced Settings Menu
1 2 3 4
1 Wi-Fi: Turn Wi-Fi on/o. The default is o.
2 Video Output: Turn video output on/o. The default is o.
3 NUC Mode: Change the non-uniformity correction (NUC) mode,
automatic(A) or manual (M). The default is automatic.
4 Settings Reset: Reset select user settings to factory defaults.
Manual and Automatic Shutdown
To maximize battery use-time, shut down the MICRO when not in use.
To manually shut down the MICRO:
1. Long press Power from
the home screen.
2. A popup window will open.
3. Short press Menu to
select to shut down the
MICRO.
NOTES:
• The MICRO will automatically shut down if there is no activity for
more than 40 minutes.
• After turning the MICRO o, wait at least 20 seconds before
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Standby Mode
Standby mode may be activated to conserve battery life.
1. From the home screen, short press the Power and Menu
simultaneously to enter standby mode.
2. Short press the buttons again to exit standby mode.
Shortcut Button Combinations
The MICRO’s three control buttons can be used to perform shortcut
operations from the home screen and the main menu. See Description
of Control Buttons and Shortcuts on page6 for shortcut button
combination details.
15. ZEROING THE MICRO
The RICO MICRO Series must be in standalone mode (reticle
enabled) to begin zeroing. See Selecting a Working Mode on
page16.
To zero the MICRO:
1. Set a suitable target at the desired zero distance.
2. Confirm that the rifle is empty, safe, and pointed in a safe
direction, with no ammunition near the weapon.
3. Adjust the image and device settings following the steps in the
Quick Start Guide on page9.
4. Select the zero profile, A, B, or C. See Zero Profile on
page40.
5. Based on the distance to the target you wish to zero, select
OR customize one of the default zero distances to match. The
MICRO supports custom zeroing distances of 1 to 999 meters or
1to999 yards. See Zero Distance on page35.
6. Ensure a stable platform and natural shooting position is
achieved behind the rifle.
7. Load ammunition, aim, and take one good shot at the target.
8. Make your rifle safe and observe the location of impact on the
target.
9. If the point of impact does not match the point of aim (the center
of the reticle), adjust the X/Y position of the reticle. See Reticle
Zero Setting on page36.
10. In the submenu for the selected zero distance, center the reticle
on the aiming point, and select the interface button for the axis
(X or Y) along which to move the reticle:
a. Short the press Photo or Power to move left or right.
b. Short press Menu to select a button.
c. Long press Menu to deselect the button.
11. Adjust the X/Y position of the reticle until the reticle matches the
point of impact.
a. Use Photo to move in the positive X(right) and Y (up)
direction.
b. Use Power to move in the negative X(left) and Y (down)
direction.
12. Move to and select the button to save the reticle position.
13. Take a confirmation shot—the point of impact should now match
the point of aim. If not, adjust the X/Y position of the reticle
again.
For detailed Zeroing instructions, please see Reticle Zero Setting on
page36.
16. NON-UNIFORMITY CORRECTION
A non-uniformity correction (NUC) allows a thermal imager’s sensors
to correct its pixels and eliminate any image defects caused by pixel
drift. The RICO MICRO Series has two NUC modes, automatic(A) and
manual(M). See NUC Mode on page39. In either mode, the user
may also perform a background NUC.
Automatic Mode
The MICRO will perform a NUC automatically according to the
internal software algorithm. There is no need to close the lens
cover(6) as the MICRO’s internal shutter covers the sensor. A manual
NUC may be performed at any time while in Automatic (A) mode.
Manual Mode
The user independently determines the need to perform a NUC
based on the quality of the observed image. It is not necessary to
close the lens cover (6) during a manual NUC, as the internal shutter
covers the sensor.
To perform a manual NUC while in manual mode (or automatic mode):
1. From the home screen, short press Photo and Menu
simultaneously.
2. A manual NUC is performed instantly.
Background NUC
The user independently determines the need to perform a
background NUC based on the quality of the observed image. A
background NUC uses less power than an automatic or manual NUC
because it does not use the imager shutter to cover the sensor;
instead, the user must close the lens cover. A background NUC may
be performed at any time, in either automatic(A) or manual(M) NUC
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To perform a background NUC:
1. Close the lens cover (6).
2. From the home screen, long press Photo and Menu
simultaneously.
3. A prompt to close the lens cover appears onscreen.
Background NUC starts after 2 seconds.
NOTE: If the lens is not properly covered, temporary “image burn”
will remain in the image until the next calibration. This “image burn”
is temporary and is not a defect or sign of permanent damage.
17. PHOTOGRAPHY AND VIDEO
RECORDING
The MICRO is equipped with video recording and image capture. All
images and videos are automatically saved on the MICRO’s internal
64GB memory storage.
NOTE: Photo and video files are named with the time and date;
therefore it is recommended to set the date and time before using
the photo and video functions. See Set Date/Time on page44.
Date and time may instead be synchronized via the InfiRay
Outdoor App. See Using the InfiRay Outdoor App on page27.
Photography
To take a photo:
1. From the home screen, short press Photo .
2. The camera icon appears on the left side of the screen.
Video Recording
To record video:
1. From the home screen, long press the Photo to begin video
recording.
2. The video icon appears and a recording timer will be
displayed, in the HH:MM:SS (hour: minute: second) format, on the
left side of the screen.
3. Long press Photo to stop and save the video recording.
4. When recording, short press Photo to take a photo.
Video and Photography Notes
• You may enter and use the menu as normal during video
recording. User-interface data (the status bar, icons, and menu)
are not captured in the recorded video and photo files.
• Recorded photos and videos are saved to the internal memory
card of the MICRO in the format:
• IMG_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.jpg (photos).
• VID_YYYYMMDDHHMMSS.mp4 (videos).
• YYYYMMDDHHMMSS = year/month/day/hour/minute/
second.
• Multimedia file names cannot be changed on the MICRO.
However, any multimedia file may be copied to a computer and
renamed there, as needed. See Accessing Internal Memory
below.
• Videos do not record audio. However, videos may be recorded
with audio in the InfiRay Outdoor App using the mobile device’s
microphone.
• The maximum duration of a recorded video file is 5minutes.
After this time, video recording will begin a new file
automatically.
• The number of recorded files is limited only by the capacity of
the internal memory.
• Check the available space of the internal storage card regularly
and move video footage and images to other storage media to
free up space on the memory card. See File Management on
page32.
18. ACCESSING INTERNAL MEMORY
When the RICO MICRO Series is turned on and connected to a
computer via the included video cable, it is recognized by the
computer as a USB drive. This allows the user to access the saved
multimedia files and copy or delete any desired files.
To access the internal memory:
1. Turn on the MICRO.
2. Connect the 7-pin data cable connector to the small round 7-pin
port(10) on the side of the MICRO. Align the white dots on the
connector and underside of the port.
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3. Plug the USB end of the
cable into a USB port on
the computer or laptop.
4. The MICRO will connect
automatically to the
computer. A popup
window opens to
indicate the MICRO is
now being used as a USB drive.
NOTE: File access and photography and video recording
functionality are disabled while the MICRO is connected to a
computer. Three icons indicating this disabled functionality
appear on the left side of the screen.
To Access Files On Windows
1. Double-click the This PC icon on the desktop.
2. Double-click the unnamed USB drive in the Devices and Drives
list to open it. The USB drive contains three folders:
a. PHOTO-CIF: Contains the photos stored on the MICRO.
b. VIDEO-CIF: Contains the videos stored on the MICRO.
c. .MISC: Ignore this folder; contains only thumbnail images.
3. Select desired files or folders to copy or delete.
4. When done, unplug the data cable by pulling firmly from the
connector (not from the cable itself).
To Access Files On Mac
1. Double-click the untitled USB drive on the desktop. The USB
drive contains a photo folder and a video folder.
2. Select desired files or folders to copy or delete.
3. When done, right-click the drive on your desktop and eject it.
4. Unplug the data cable by pulling firmly from the connector (not
from the cable itself).
19. VIDEO OUTPUT
The video output function enables connectivity with an external
display or recording device via analog video.
To output video:
1. Connect the 7-pin data cable connector to the small round 7-pin
port (10) on the side of the MICRO. Align the white dots on the
connector and port.
2. Plug the BNC data cable connector into a BNC port on the
external display or recording/display device.
3. In the main menu, turn on video output. When video output is on,
the video output icon appears on the left side of the screen.
See Advanced Settings Menu > Video Output on page39 for
instructions.
20. USING THE INFIRAY
OUTDOOR APP
The RICO MICRO Series
can be operated using
the InfiRay Outdoor App
when the thermal imager is
connected to a smartphone
or tablet via Wi-Fi.
1. Download the App for
free and install it to your
smartphone or tablet:
a. Scan one of the
QRcodes above to download the InfiRay Outdoor App from
the AppStore or GooglePlay; OR
b. Download the App from any app store.
2. Connect the MICRO to Wi-Fi:
a. In the main menu, turn on Wi-Fi. See Advanced Settings >
Wi-Fi on page38 for detailed instructions.
b. Open the App and press the ViewFinder icon on the
home screen.
c. Click the Connect Device WiFi button.
d. On the mobile device, go to Settings > Wi-Fi.
e. Select the MICRO from the list of Wi-Fi networks. It will
appear in the list as “INFRARED_XXXX”, where XXXX is the
four-digit device serial number.
f. Enter the Wi-Fi password and tap the Join button. The
default password is 12345678.
3. Operate the MICRO via the App:
a. Take real-time photos and videos, with or without audio.
b. View, share, download, and delete photos and videos taken
via the App, which are saved to the mobile device.
c. Change the Wi-Fi password and SSID.
d. Synchronize the date and time from the mobile device.
e. Update the MICRO firmware.
NOTE: When a factory reset is performed, the Wi-Fi SSID and
password are reset to the defaults, INFRARED_XXXX and
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21. DIGITAL ZOOM
The RICO MICRO RH25 can increase the base magnification from
1× by enlarging the image from 1 to 4 times digitally. The RL25 can
increase the base magnification from 2× by enlarging the image from
2 to 8 times digitally.
To adjust the digital zoom:
1. From the home screen, short press Power to toggle through
the digital zoom levels, 1×, 2×, and 4×.
2. The real-time amplification number appears in the status bar, for
example
2
.
NOTE: Digital zoom is disabled in helmet and clip-on modes.
22. ADJUSTING SCREEN POSITION
In clip-on and helmet modes, the display size is reduced to 70% to
be in unity (1×). The X/Y position of the screen may also be adjusted.
On your first use, it may be necessary to adjust the X/Y of the screen
to collimate the MICRO to your reticle. If your POI and POA dier in
clip-on mode, adjust the screen as you would adjust the reticle in the
zeroing section.
To adjust the screen position:
1. From the home screen, long press Power and Menu
simultaneously to enter the screen-position adjustment interface.
X Y
-1 1
1 2 3 4
2. The screen-position adjustment interface has the following
features:
1 X: Move the screen along X-Axis.
2Y: Move the screen along Y-Axis.
3: Save and return to the menu.
4: Exit the screen without saving.
3. To use the interface:
a. Short press Photo or Power to move through the
interface. The cursor position is indicated by a white outline
around the button.
b. Short press Menu to select a button. The selection is
indicated by a blue outline around the button.
c. Long press Menu to deselect the button.
4. Adjust the X/Y position of the screen.
a. Use Photo to move in the positive X(right) and Y(up)
direction.
b. Use Power to move in the negative X(left) and Y(down)
direction.
c. Short press to move the reticle in the corresponding
direction by 1 pixel; long press to move 10 pixels.
5. Select to save the screen position and return to the home
screen; OR
6. Select to exit without saving and return to the home screen.
23. MENU OPTIONS & DESCRIPTIONS
Menu option descriptions and navigation instructions are listed in
order on the following pages.
Working Mode
Change the working mode
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select the working
mode .
4. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the working mode options, and standalone .
The default is the last-used working mode .
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
6. The set working mode appears on the left side of the status bar.
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NOTES:
• The RL25 has standalone and handheld mode only.
• To enter helmet mode, rotate the MICRO 180° (buttons facing
down).
• When the reticle is disabled, handheld mode appears instead
of standalone mode in the working mode options.
Digital Zoom
Adjust the digital zoom
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select digital zoom .
4. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the digital zoom
options, 1×, 2×, and 4×. The default is 1×.
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
6. The real-time amplification number, , appears on the right side
of the status bar.
Color Palette
Change the color palette
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select color palette .
4. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the color palette
options, white hot, black hot, red hot, and color. The default is
white hot.
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
6. The selected color palette appears on the left side of the status
bar.
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Image Brightness
Adjust image brightness
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select image
brightness .
4. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the image brightness options, 0–9. The default is 5.
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
Contrast
Adjust the contrast
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select the contrast .
4. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the contrast options, 0–9. The default is 5.
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
Screen Brightness
Adjust screen brightness
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select screen
brightness .
4. Short press Photo or
Power to move through the screen brightness options, 0–9.
The default is 5.
5. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
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File Management
Manage files
NOTE: File access is
disabled when Wi-Fi is on
or when connected via
USB.
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to select file management and open the
file management interface.
62.9GB/64GB
VID_20220203221157.mp4
VID_20220203161254.mp4
VID_20220203156845.mp4
VID_20220203121125.mp4
VID_20220202105045.mp4
VID_20220202104114.mp4
VID_20220202103328.mp4
VID_20220202095546.mp4
VID_20220202094312.mp4
VID_20220202094111.mp4
VID_20220201131401.mp4
VID_20220201130211.mp4
VID_20220131382521.mp4
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4. The file management screen has the following features:
1 Memory: Shows unused memory / total memory.
2 Operations Menu:
a. : View/manage photos.
b. : Play/manage videos.
c. : Return to main menu.
3 File List: Shows the list of photos or videos on the MICRO.
The selected photo or video is highlighted.
4 Thumbnail Window: Shows a thumbnail of the selected
photo or video.
5 File Management Menu:
a. : View the selected image.
b. : Go to the previous page of photos/videos.
c. : Go to the next page of photos/videos.
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d. : Delete the selected image.
e. Page Count: Shows current / total pages.
5. Short press Photo or Power to move through the
operations menu options: to select photo or video to
manage files.
6. Short press Menu to make the selection.
7. Short press Photo or Power to move up and down through
the file list.
8. Short press Menu to select a file. The selected photo or video
will appear in the thumbnail window.
9. Short press Photo or Power to move through the file
management options.
10. Short press Menu to select a file management option:
a. Select to view/play the selected file full-screen.
b. Select to view the next page.
c. Select to the previous page.
d. Select to delete the file.
11. When finished managing files, long press Menu to return to
previous until the operations menu is reached.
12. Short press Photo or Power to move through the
operations menu options.
13. Short press Menu to select to exit the screen.
Reticle Menu
Change the reticle settings
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to
select reticle menu .
4. There are five submenu
items: reticle style,
reticle brightness, reticle color, zero distance, and reticle zero
setting.
NOTE: The reticle menu is available in standalone mode
only. In handheld and helmet modes, the reticle menu item is
replaced by the Background NUC menu item.
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RETICLE MENU > RETICLE STYLE
Change the reticle style
1. In the reticle menu,
short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
2. Short press Menu to
select reticle style .
3. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the style
options, 1–7. The default
is 2. See Reticle Styles below.
4. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
Reticle Styles
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
NOTE: If the reticle is not visible, adjust the default reticle
brightness of 0 to see it. See the next section, Reticle Brightness.
RETICLE MENU > RETICLE BRIGHTNESS
Adjust the reticle
brightness
1. In the reticle menu,
short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
2. Short press Menu
to select reticle
brightness .
3. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the brightness options, 0–6. The default is0 (completely
transparent / not visible).
4. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
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RETICLE MENU > RETICLE COLOR
Change the reticle color
1. In the reticle menu,
short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
2. Short press Menu
to select reticle color .
3. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the color
options, white, black,
red, and green. The default is white.
4. Long press Menu to save the selection and return.
RETICLE MENU > ZERO DISTANCE
Select or customize a zero
distance
In the zero distance menu,
you can select a preset zero
distance, customize a preset
zero distance, and adjust
the reticle position for the
selected zero distance. The
MICRO supports custom
zeroing distances of 1 to 999
yards or 1 to 999 meters.
NOTE: Before selecting or customizing a zero distance, you must
set a zeroing profile (A, B, or C). See Zero Profile on page40.
1. Short press Photo or Power to move through the menu.
2. Short press Menu to select zero distance .
3. Short press Photo or Power to move distance options.
To select a zero distance:
4. Long press Menu to save the selection and return to the
reticle menu if you wish to use a default zero distance; OR
5. Short press Menu to customize the selected zero distance.
To customize the selected zero distance:
6. Short press Photo or Power to increase and decrease
the selected digit, from 0–9. A blue arrow appears above the
selected digit.
7. Short press Menu to save changes and move to the next digit.
8. Long press Menu to save the custom zero distance.
9. Long press Menu to save all changes and return.
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10. The selected zero profile and zero distance appear on the left
side of the status bar.
RETICLE MENU > RETICLE ZEROING
Adjust the reticle position
of the selected zero
distance
In the reticle zeroing
interface, the X/Y position of
the reticle may be adjusted
to match the point of impact.
Refer back to Zeroing the
Micro on page22, as
needed.
1. Select the desired
zero distance and adjust it, as needed. See Zero Distance on
page35.
2. In the reticle menu, short press Photo or Power to move
through the menu.
3. Short press Menu to select reticle zeroing and enter the
interface.
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4. The reticle adjustment screen has the following features:
1 X-Axis Change: Horizontal point of impact change (in cm
or in).
2 A100yd: Selected zero profile and distance.
3 Cursor: Current reticle position.
4 Interface Buttons:
a. X: Move reticle along X-Axis.
b. Y: Move reticle along Y-Axis.
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c. : Save and return to menu.
d. : Exit screen without saving.
5 Y-Axis Change: Vertical point of impact change (in cm or in).
5. To use the interface:
a. Short press Photo or Power to move through the
interface. The cursor position is indicated by a blue line at
the top of the button.
b. Short press Menu to select an interface button. The
selected button will be highlighted blue.
c. Long press Menu to deselect the button.
6. Adjust the X/Y position of the reticle according to the zeroing
target. See Zeroing the MICRO on page22.
a. The X-Axis (horizontal) is the windage and the Y-Axis
(vertical) is the elevation.
b. Use Photo to move in the positive X(right) and Y (up)
direction.
c. Use Power to move in the negative X(left) and Y (down)
direction.
d. Short press to move the reticle in the corresponding
direction by 1 pixel; long press to move 10 pixels.
e. When adjusting your zero at a distance of 50 yards, moving
1“click” will change the impact point by 0.58″, as shown
in the X and Y coordinate displays. At 100 yards that same
“click” is 1.15″, and 2.3″ at 200 yards.
f. Changing your zero distance will change the distance
of your X/Y adjustments automatically. If the selected
zero distance has a correction of 1.15″ at 100 yards, it will
automatically change to 2.3″ if you change the zero distance
to 200 yards.
7. Select to save the reticle position and return to the menu; OR
8. Select to exit the screen without saving and return.
Background NUC
In helmet and handheld
modes, the reticle is disabled
and the reticle menu item is
replaced by the Background
NUC (non-uniformity
correction) menu item.
1. Short press Menu to
enter the main menu.
2. Short press Photo
or Power to move
through the menu.
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