Lynx 46-832 User manual

Owner’s Manual
Lynx Series-46
Binoculars
Lynx Optics
Ruco Close
Ostrich Road
Bromhof 2154
www.lynx.co.za
[email protected]
PO Box 98078
Sloane Park 2152
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Specications
Model Power ObjDia FOV Eye-
Relief
Close
Focus
46-832 8x 32mm 7.5º 15.5mm 1m
46-1032 8x 32mm 6º 15.4mm 1m
46-842 8x 42mm 6.5º 19.5mm 2m
46-1042 10x 42mm 6º 15.5mm 2m
Lynx Lifetime Warranty
This Lynx binocular carries with it a lifetime warranty against original defects in material and/
or workmanship provided that it has not been abused, taken apart or tampered with in any way
whatsoever.
Should it become necessary to repair your binocular, package the unit carefully and return it to The
Lynx Service Centre, PO Box 98078, Sloane Park, South Africa, 2152. Include you name, address
and telephone number, and a note with a full and accurate description of the problem. In the event
that the repair is not covered by this warranty an estimate will be sent for your approval.
Lynx shall not be held liable for any consequential, incidental or contingent damage whatsoever.
Series-46 Features
• Multicoated Optics • Waterproof to 1m • Twist-out Eyecups
• Phase & SHR Coated Prisms • BaK-4 Prisms • Close Focus
• Nitrogen Filled • Internal Focus • Tripod Socket

INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
1. IPD (INTERPUPILLARY
DISTANCE)
Adjust the eyepieces to fit the distance
between your eyes by grasping the binocular
with both hands and bending it at the hinge
until you see a single circle of view.
2. EQUALIZING THE BINOCULAR FOR YOUR EYESIGHT
(ONLY NECESSARY ONCE)
i. Close your right eye and look through the binocular’s left eyepiece at an object about
100 metres away—preferably a signboard with printed wording or something similar. Focus
using the central focus wheel (D3).
ii. Close your left eye and look through the right eyepiece (D1—the dioptre eyepiece) at the
same object sighted in the first step. Focus by adjusting the dioptre ring (D1) clockwise or
anticlockwise.
iii. Open both eyes and looking through both binocular eyepieces fine adjust the dioptre
eyepiece clockwise and anticlockwise until the image “feels” the same to both eyes.
To check your setting, set the binocular slightly out of focus by turning the focus wheel
clockwise and then anti-clockwise several times. If the left and right images come into
focus at the same instant in both directions, the binocular is set correctly for your eyesight.
If the focus seems to pass from one eye to the other as you transit in and out of focus, the
binocular is not set 100% correctly for your eyesight.
NOTE: When wearing spectacles set the dioptre to the neutral position (between “+” and “–”).
3. TWIST DOWN EYECUPS
Lynx Series-46 binoculars feature twist-down eyecups to adapt them for spectacle wearers: Gently
press on the top of the eyecups whilst turning it in a clockwise direction to recess it until it comes to
a full stop. Leave the eyeguards extended when not wearing spectacles.
4. CARING FOR YOUR BINOCULAR
Being waterproof and filled with dry nitrogen Lynx Series-46 binoculars are impervious to dust and
moisture ingress. However it is recommended that you store your binocular in its case in a dry
place. Keep the lens surfaces clean by using the enclosed microfibre cloth. Avoid hard rubbing,
which might scratch the lens surface, and avoid a circular motion when cleaning. One or two drops
of isopropyl alcohol or a good lens cleaning solution may be used to remove smudges.
D2
D3
D1
Printed in South Africa Copyright © 2009 Lynx Optics (Pty) Ltd Instr.Rev.1.0
D1. Dioptre ring
D2. Twist down eyecups
D3. Centre focus wheel