Nikon Callaway RAZR User manual

Nikon
Callaway RAZR

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English
Cautions before
use
........................................
5-8
Key
features
...........................................................
9
Nomenclature/Composition
.........................
10
Changing battery
..............................................
11
Internal display
...................................................
12
Operational Summary
..............................
13-14
Specifications
...............................................
15-16
Others
....................................................................
17
Troubleshooting/Repair
...........................
18-19
4

rm
Thank you for purchasing
the
Nikon Laser Rangefinder Callaway
RAZR.
[!!]
The Callaway
RAZR
is
a high-spec laser rangefinder specialized for measuring actual distance
[!!]
intended for use in leisure, sports and other
outdoor
situations.
~
Please
observe
the
following guidelines strictly
so
you can
use
the
equipment
properly and avoid
potentially hazardous problems.
Use
of
controls
or
adjustments
or
performance
of
procedures other than those specified
herein
may
result in hazardous radiation exposure.
D Before using this product, read
thoroughly
the
"Cautions before use" and instructions on correct
usage accompanying
the
product.
D Keep this manual
within
reach for easy reference.
D Do
not
disassemble or repair this product
by
yourself, this may result in a serious problem.
A
product
that
has
been disassembled or repaired
is
not
guaranteed by the manufacturer.
·Specifications and design are subject
to
change
without
notice.
• No reproduction in any form
of
this manual, in
whole
or in part (except for brief
quotation
in critical
articles
or
reviews), may be made
without
written
authorization from
NIKON
VISION
CO.,
LTD.
5

1m Please observe the following
guidelines strictly
so you can use
the equipment properly and
avoid potentiallyhazardous
problems. Before using this
product, read thoroughly
the
6
"Cautions before use"and
instructions on correct usage
accompanying
the product. Keep
this manual within reach for easy
reference.
~WARNING
This indication alerts you to the fact
that any improper use ignoring the
contents described herein can result
in potential death or serious injury.
~CAUTION
This indication alerts you to the fact
that any improper use ignoring the
contents described herein can result
in potential injuryor material
loss.
SAFETY PRECAUTIONS (Laser)
The Nikon Laser Rangefinder uses an
invisible laser beam. Be sure to observe
the following:
~Warning
• Do not depress the POWER button
while looking into the optics from
the objective side. Failure
to do this
may negatively affect or damage your
eyes.
• Do not aim at the eye.
• Do
not point the laser at people.
• Do
not operate the unit with other
additional optical elements, such as
lenses or binoculars. Using an optical
instrumenttogether
with the Nikon
Laser Rangefinder increases the
danger of damaging the eyes.
• When not measuring, please keep
yourfingers away from
the POWER
button to avoid accidentally emitting
the laser beam.
• When
not in use for an extended
period, please remove
the battery
from the body.
• Do
not disassemble/remodel/repair
the Nikon
Laser Rangefinder.The
emitting laser may be harmful to
your health. A product that has been
disassembled/remodeled/repaired
is
not guaranteed by the manufacturer.
•
Keep the Nikon Laser Rangefinder
out of reach of children when
stored.
• Ifthe Nikon
Laser Rangefinder's
body cover
is damaged, or if it
emits a strange sound due to
dropping or some other cause,
remove the battery immediately
and stop using.

SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
{Monocular)
The
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
employs a monocular in its optical
system in order
to
aim at the target.
Be
sure
to
observe the following:
LtWarning
• Never lookdirectly at the laser
beam or directly at the
sun
when using the Nikon
Laser
Ra
ngefinder.
LtCautions
• When
not
using the Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder,
do
not
push the
POWER
button.
• Do
not
use this product while
walking. Failure
to
observe this
may cause injury or malfunction
as
a result
of
walking
into
something,
hitting
others, falling
or other accidents.
• Do
not
swing around by the strap.
This may result in
hitting
others
and cause injury.
• Do
not
place this product in
an
unstable place. Failure
to
observe this may result in falling
or dropping and cause injury
or
malfunction.
•
Keep
the plastic bag used
to
wrap
this product
or
other small parts
out
of
reach
of
children.
• Prevent children from
putting
rubber eyecup
or
small parts,
etc.
into
their
mouths.
If
children
swallow such parts, consult a
doctor
immediately.
•
If
using the rubber eyecup for a
long period
of
time, some people
may suffer skin inflammation.
If
any
symptoms occur, stop using
it
and
consult a
doctor
immediately.
• When carrying the Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder, store
it
in the soft
case.
•
If
your Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
should fail
to
operate correctly,
discontinue
use
immediately and
consult with your local dealer for
instructions on where
to
send
it
for
repair.
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
II
{Lithium battery)
[!!]
If
handled incorrectly, the battery
§]
may rupture and leak, corroding
equipment and staining clothing.
IPtl
Be
sure
to
observe thefollowing:
• Install the battery
with
the+
and-
poles positioned correctly.
• The battery should be removed
when exhausted
or
during
extended periods
of
non-use.
• Do not short the end terminal
of
the
battery chamber.
• Do
not
carry together
with
keys
or coins in a pocket or bag,
it
may
short and cause overheating.
• Do
not
expose the battery
to
water,
or aflame. Never disassemble the
battery.
• Do not charge the lithium battery.
•
If
liquid from a damaged battery
comes into contact
with
clothing
or
skin, rinse immediately
with
plenty
of
water.
If
liquid from adamaged
battery enters the
eyes,
rinse
immediately
with
clean water, then
consult adoctor.
• When disposing
of
the battery,
follow your local
area
regulations.
7

1m
SAFETY
PRECAUTIONS
~
~
~
8
6Cautions
•
•
•
•
•
Although
the
Nikon Laser
Rangefinder
is
waterproof,
it
is
not
designed
for
use underwater.
Rain,
water, sand and
mud
should
be removed
from
the
rangefinder
body
surface
as
soon
as
possible,
using a soft, clean cloth.
Do
not
leave
the
Nikon Laser
Rangefinder in a car on a
hot
or
sunny day,
or
near heat-generating
equipment.This maydamage
or
negatively affect it.
Do
not
leave
the
Nikon Laser
Rangefinder in direct sunlight.
Ultraviolet
rays
and excessive heat
may negatively affect
or
even
damage
the
unit.
If
the
Nikon Laser Rangefinder
is
exposed
to
sudden changes in
temperature, water condensation
may occur on lens surfaces. Do
not
use
the
product
until
the
condensation
has
evaporated.
CARE
AND
MAINTENANCE
Lenses
• When removing dust on
the
lens
surface, use asoft oil-free brush.
• When removing stains
or
smudges
like fingerprints
from
the
lens
surface, wipe
the
lenses very
gently
with
a soft clean cotton cloth
or
qualityoil-free lens tissue.
Use
a
small
quantity
of
pure alcohol (not
denatured)
to
wipe
stubborn
smudges.Do
not
use velvet cloth
or
ordinarytissue,
as
it
may scratch
the
lens surface. Once
the
cloth has
been used for cleaning
the
body,
it
should
not
be used again for
the
lens surface.
Main
body
• Clean
the
body surface
with
a soft,
clean cloth after
blowing
away dust
with
a blower* lightly. Do
not
use
benzene, thinner,
or
other
cleaners
containing organic solvents.
*A
blower
is
rubber cleaning
equipment
that
blows air from a
nozzle.
Storage
• Water condensation
or
mold
may
occur on the lens surface because
of
high humidity.Therefore, store
the
Nikon Laser Rangefinder in acool,
dry
place.
After
use
on a rainy day
or
at night,
thoroughly
dry
it
at room
temperature, then store in acool,
dry
place.
~!!Symbol
for separate collection applicable in European
countries This symbol indicates
that
this battery
is
to
be
collected separately.
The following applyonly
to
users in European
countries.
• This battery
is
designated for separate collection
at
an
appropriate collection point. Do
not
dispose
of
as
household waste.
• For more information,contact the retailer
or
the
local authorities in charge
of
waste management.
IJI
Symbol for separate collection applicable in European
countries This symbol indicates
that
this product
is
to
be
collected separately.
The following apply only
to
users in European
countries.
• This product
is
designated for separate collection
at
an
appropriate collection point. Do
not
dispose
of
as
household waste.
•
For
more information,contact the retailer
or
the
-local authoriti
es
in charge
of
waste management.

• Linear distance measurement range:
10-550 meters/11-600 yards
• Distance measurement display step:
0.1
meter/yard
• Easy-to-aim 6x optical observation system
• Results are displayed on
an
internal
LCD
panel
• Measured and displayed in FirstTarget Priority
• Waterproofdesign
(NOT
designed
for
underwater
usage)
• lnvisible/Eyesafe
EN/IEC
Class
1M Laser
• 8-second results display
• Compact,
lightweight,
ergonomic design
• Automatic
power
shut-off(after approx. 8
sec.
unattended)
• Default
to
"Last
Use"
settings
• Approx. 8-second continuous measuring function
The Nikon Laser Rangefinder
uses
an invisible
laser beam for measuring.
It
measures
the
time
the
laser beam takes
to
travel from
the
rangefinder
to
the
target
and back. Laser reflectivity and
measurement results mayvary according
to
climatic
and environmental conditions,
as
well
as
the
color,
surface finish, size, shape and othercharacteristics
of
the
target.
The following conditions makes measuring easier:
•
Night
time
use rather than
bright
daytime
• Cloudy weather rather than in direct sunlight
• Bright-colored targets
• Targets
with
highly reflective surfaces
• Targets
with
shiny exteriors
• Large-size targets
• Laser incident angle
to
the
target
is
close
to
90
degrees
Measurement may result in inaccuracy orfailure in
the
following
cases:
• Slender
or
small target
• Target
has
diffusing reflective surface
• Target does
not
reflect
the
laser beam
to
the
rangefinder (glass, a mirror, etc.)
• Black target
• Target
has
varying depths
•
In
snow, rain
or
fog
• Target measured
through
glass
• Reflective surface measured from diagonal direction
• Moving target
• Obstacle moving in
front
of
the
target
• When targeting
the
surface
of
water
9

®
--G)
--®
®
@@
Composition
Body
.........................................
x1
Soft
case
..................................
x1
Lithium battery
(CR2)
.........
x1
10
G)
Monocular objective lens/
Laser
emission aperture
®Laser
detectoraperture
@
MODE
button
@
POWER
button
® 6x monocular eyepiece
® Eyecup/diopter adjustment ring
(J)
Diopter index
®Strap
eyelet
®Battery
chamber cover
@Battery
chamber cover"Open/Close" indication
® Product number label
@
FDA
information indication
)t
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[0N16184]
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-
NIKON
VISION
CO.,
LTD.
3-25,
Futaba
1-chome,Shinagawa-ku,Tokyo,Japan
CLASS
I
LASER
PRODUCT
Made
in
China
THIS
PRODUCT
COMPLIES
WITH
21
CFR
1040.10
AND
1040.11

·Type
of
battery:
3V
CR2
lithium battery
·Battery
condition indicators
~a
:Battery
has
enough
power
for
use.
<§a
: Battery
is
getting
low.
\ I
I
-
pd[-
flashing :Battery
is
low
and
battery
should be replaced.
I I \
~=.;~~
disappears :Battery
is
exhausted and should be replaced.
, \ I
I
,...
*Flashing
battery
mark-
~§01
..
-on the
LCD
warns
that
the
battery should be replaced.
I
I \
CD
Open
the
battery chamber cover
Using the ball
of
the thumb, etc. in the recessed part
of
the battery chamber cover, rotate the cover
following the Open/Close arrow indicator.
It
may
not
open easily due
to
its rubber packing for water
resistance.
® Replace
the
old batterywith a new one
Insert a new battery
with
the[+]
and[-]
correctly positioned following the"Battery installation"
indication
seal
in the battery chamber.[+] pole should be towards the inside
of
the chamber.
If
the
battery
is
not
inserted correctly, the Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder will
not
operate.
@
Close
the
battery chamber cover
Align the Open/Close indicator
with
the
white
dot
and insert the battery chamber cover. Using the ball
of
the thumb, etc., turn the cover following the arrow indicator. It may
not
close easily due
to
the rubber
packing for water resistance,
but
continue
to
turn
it
all the way until
it
stops. Confirm
that
the cover
is
securely closed.
•Battery life
Continuous operation:
Approx. 2,000 times (at approx.
20°C)
Target focusing, measurement, and automatic power-off
are
included in asingle cycle. This figure may differ
according
to
condition, temperature, and otherfactors such
as
target shape, color, etc.
*The
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder comes
with
a
3V
CR2
lithium
battery. However, due
to
natural electric discharge, the life
of
this
batterywill likely be shorter than
that
noted above.
*Replace the battery
if
the Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
is
ever submerged in water or
if
water enters the battery chamber.
11

-Target mark/Laser irradiation
-Aim at
the
target. Position
the
target at
the
center
of
the
reticle.
-Appears while
the
laser
is
being used for a measurement. (This laser
rangefinder does
not
feature a single measurement function.)
Warning: Do
not
look
into
the
objective lenses when this mark
is
shown.
C
.-,
c•~•
c•~•
B
m
I I
I.
YO
2. r
888.8j
:Distance/measurement status display.
Digitally indicates measured distance in meters/yards. Also indicates measuring
status such
as
II
Measurement in progress", "Measurement unsuccessful"
or
"Unable
to
measure."
<Examples
of
measurement results>
(Distance)
Display
of
results: ( > 1OOm/yards)
Display
of
results: ( < 1OOm/yards)
r:j -
Now
measuring
e.g. 234
meters=
e.g. 76.5
yards=
r
---
j - Failure
to
measure or unable
to
measure distance.
r
c
3"f.om
j
r
'16.5
YO j
3.
r
~o
j Display Units:
r
m j Indicates distance being measured in meters.
r
YD
j Indicates distance being measured in yards.
4.
r
@r~
j Indicates battery condition.
(See
"Changing Battery")
12
*Although
the
LCD
is
produced using
the
most advanced technology,
it
is
impossible
to
eliminate dust
completely. An
LCD
usually displays at
the
same magnification or lower, however,
the
LCD
of
this
unit
is
highly magnified
by
the
eyepiece lens. Because
of
this, when using this product, dust mayappear
as
a defect.
This will not, however, affect measurement accuracy.

Caution -use
of
controls
or
adjustments or
performance
of
procedures otherthan those
specified herein
may
result in hazardous radiation
exposure.
1. Install a battery in the battery chamber. (See
"Changing Battery")
2. Diopter adjustment
Adjust diopter
to
obtain aclear image in the
LCD.
First, rotate
the
diopteradjustment ring
counterclockwise until
it
comes
to
acomplete stop.
Next, turn on the power
to
activate the
LCD
when
you lookthrough the Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder.
Rotate the
diopter
adjustment ring clockwise until
the
display comes into focus.
If
the diopter
is
not
adjusted
to
correspond
to
your
eyesight, you may
not
be able
to
correctly aim at
your subject.
3. Measuring
Before measuring, be sure
to
confirm
unit
setting.
1.
Press
the
POWER
button
for power-on.
2.
Aim at
the
target.
BBB.a~o
YD
YD
'I/
I
~
~,,
-,-
.:!HI .:!HI
&3nl
Immediately Stand-by. Target aiming.
after power-on.
(Initializing)
3.
Press
POWER
button
once
to
start continuous measurementfor 8
seconds. (Single measurement
mode
is
not
available
with
this laser
rangefinder.)
-
*~
Measuring.
4.
For 8 seconds, the internal display shows"distance"and "fail
to
measure"indicator alternately. (Laser irradiation mark
is
blinking.)
*~
~c~
cc3.Dvo
t
.:in~
.:!HI
Failure
to
measure or Displays the Displays
the
unable
to
measure measured figure. measured figure.
distance. (Target
1)
(Target
2)
5.
After continuous measurement,
the
measured results are
displayed
for
8 seconds,
then
power
turns off.
If
you press
the
POWER
button
during
power-on (while
the
internal display
is
active),
another
8-second measurement starts.
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I
--
1
13

1m
~
[!!]
~
When measur•ng
the
distance
to
aflag
stick at a
golf
course,
for example, scanning
the
flagstick during measuring obtains
measurement more easily.
If
there are no objects between you and
the flagstick,
the
shortest result
is
the
distance
to
the flagstick.
4. Selecting display
unit
(default setting
is
yards)
~Yard[
YO
ll
•I
Meter[
m J
~
1.
Confirm
the
internal
LCD
panel
is
on.
2.
Press
and hold
the
MODE
button
(2
seconds or
longer).
3.
Afterthe display
unit
has
changed, release the MODE
button.
4.
After
the
unit
is
set, results will be converted and
displayed in
the
your selected measurement unit.
5. Distance display
14
The Callaway
RAZR
employs the First Target Priority
System.
When obtaining different results from a single
measuring operation,
it
will display
the
distance
to
the
nearest target on the
LCD
panel.
e.g.)
When measuring a tree standing in
front
of
a
house;
Tree Fence House
Distance
to
Target 115YD 123YD 128YD
..
llSYD"
(distance
to
the
tree) will be displayed.
This
is
useful for golf.
6. Low battery indication
Flashing
~
'§J
indicates
that
the
battery
power
is
low
and
the
battery should be replaced.
(See
"Changing Battery")
7. Backlight
Use
the
backlight
to
see
the
LCD
panel in dark
conditions.
By
pressing
the
MODE
button
briefly
(less
than 2
seconds) while the power
is
on,
the
backlight can
be
turned
ON
and
OFF.
The backlight can also be
turned
off
by
turning
the
laser rangefinder's
power
off. In this
case,
the
backlight will be
off
when
the
Laser rangefinder's power
is
turned on again.

Measurement system
Measurement range Distance: 1
0-550 meters/11-600 yards
Distance display (increment)
0.1
meter/yard
Target system FirstTarget Priority System
Measuring system Continuous
mode
Optical system
Type Roof-prism monocular
Magnification
(x)
6
Effective diameter
of
objective lens
021
(mm)
Angular
field
of
view (real)
C)
7.5
Eye
relief(mm) 18.3
Exit
pupil
(mm) 03.5
Diopter
adjustment
±4m_,
Others
Operating temperature
CC)
-10-
+50
Power source
CR2
lithium
battery
x 1
(DC
3V)
Dimensions
(L
x H x W) (mm)
111
X
40
X
70
Weight
(g)
Approx. 165
(without
battery)
Body: Waterproof(maximum
depth
of
1
meter
for
up
Structure
to
10 minutes)*
(Battery chamber:Water resistant**)
Safety
Class
1M Laser Product (EN/IEC60825-1 :2007)
Class
I Laser Product (FDA/21
CFR
Part 1040.10:1985)
EMC
FCC
Part15 SubPartS
class
B,
EU:EMC
directive, AS/
NZS,
VCCI
classB
Environment
RoHS,
WEEE
15

16
Laser
Class
EN/IEC
Class
1M
Wavelength (nm) 905
Pulse duration
(ns)
12
Output
(W)
15
Beam divergence
C)
Vertical: 23, Horizontal: 10
Operating
humidity
80%RH
(without
dew
condensation)
*Waterproof models
The Nikon Laser Rangefinder
is
waterproof, and will suffer
no
damage
to
the
optical system
if
submerged
or
dropped
in
water
to
a maximum
depth
of
1 meterfor
up
to
1
0 minutes.
The
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
offers
the following advantages:
·Can be used in conditions
of
high humidity, dust and rain
without
risk
of
damage.
·Nitrogen-filled
design makes
it
resistant
to
condensation and mold.
Observe
the following when
using
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder.
·The
unit
should
not
be operated nor held in running water.
·If
any moisture
is
found on movable parts
of
the
Nikon Laser Rangefinder, stop using
it
and
wipe
it
off.
To
keep
your
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder in excellent condition, Nikon Vision recommends regular servicing by
an
authorized dealer.
**The
battery chamber
is
water resistant,
not
waterproof. Water may enter
the
device
if
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
is
submerged in water.
If
water enters the batterychamber,
wipe
out
any moisture and allow
time
for the chamber
to
dry.

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.
,...
This
equipment
has been tested and
found
to
comply
with
the
limits
for
a
Class
Bdigital device, pursuant
to
Part
15
of
the
FCC
Rules and
to
EU
EMC
directive.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
off
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.
·Consult
the
dealer
or
an experienced radio!TV technician
for
help
.
.._This
Class
B
digital
apparatus meets all requirements
of
the
Canadian Interference-Causing
Equipment
Regulations.
I This Nikon Laser Rangefinder
is
a basic rangefinder.lts results
cannot
be used
as
official evidence. I
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18
If
your Nikon Laser Rangefinder should require repair, please contact
your
local dealerfor details regarding where
to
send it. Before
doing
so,
you are advised
to
consult
the
TroubleshootingTable below.
Symptom
Unit does
not
turn
on -
LCD
fails
to
illuminate
Target range cannot be obtained
Check Points
• Depress
POWER
button.
•Check battery insertion
·Replace
the
battery
if
necessary.
·Be
sure
that
nothing, such
as
your hand orfinger,
is
blocking
the
laser
emission aperture and laser detector.
•
Be
sure
that
the
laser emission aperture and laser detectorare clean.
Clean
them
if
necessary.
•
Be
sure
that
the
target shape and condition are appropriate
to
reflect
the
laser beam.
• Replace battery.
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0
'
'
l
[--
-]
(''Cannot measure") appears
'
'
'
'
'
'
: Closer target cannot be measured
'
'
·Be
sure
to
hold
the
unit
steady while measuring.
·Be
sure
the
target
is
within
measuring range
(1
0-SSOm/11-600 yards)
·Be
sure
that
nothing, such
as
leaves or grass,
is
between
the
Nikon Laser
Rangefinder and
the
target.
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'
'
: Target beyond acertain distance
: cannot be measured
'
•
Be
sure
that
nothing, such
as
leaves
or
grass,
is
between
the
Nikon Laser
Rangefinder and
the
target.

Symptom Check Points .
• Replace
the
battery.
·Be
sure
that
the
target
shape and
condition
are
appropriate
to
reflect
the
Measurement
result
is
unstable laser beam.
·Be
sure
to
hold
the
unit
steady while'measuring.
·Be
sure
that
nothing,
such
as
leaves
or
grass,
is
between
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder
and
the
target.
• Replace battery.
·Be
sure
that
the
target
shape and
condition
are
appropriate
to
reflect
the
Incorrect
result
is
displayed laser beam.
·Be
sure
that
nothing,
such
as
leaves
or
grass,
is
between
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder and
the
target.
If
problems
persist
after
consulting
the
Troubleshooting
Table, please
contact
your
local
~ealer
to
check/repair
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder. Never
let
anyone
other
than
the
official representative
of
the
product
manufacturer
check
or
repair
the
Nikon
Laser
Rangefinder. Failure
to
follow
this
instruction
could
result in injury,
or
damage
to
the
product.
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