Vortex Viper Bedienungsanleitung

Viper Binoculars

Vortex ®

Vortex Viper Binoculars

A. Eyecups

B. Locking Diopter ring

C. Focus Wheel

D. Neckstrap attachment

points

E. Tripod adapter socket

F. Objective lenses

Congratulations on your purchase of the Viper binoculars. We’re sure

you'll find that these binoculars offer unparalleled optical performance and

are invaluable to your enjoyment of the outdoors.

The Viper features advanced XD low-dispersion objective lenses and

XR fully multi-coated optics for the ultimate in light transmission and

very bright images in all lighting conditions. Also, the Viper features a

phase-correction coating on the prism surfaces which further improves color

fidelity and contrast for sharper imaging, most noticeably under low lighting.

The lightweight yet durable Vipers feature an internal focusing

mechanism, O-rings at all open points, and are nitrogen-purged to

render them waterproof, dustproof and internally fogproof.

Note for Eyeglass Wearers

The Viper binoculars feature long eye relief and multi-step retractable

eyecups for comfortable viewing whether you wear eyeglasses or not,

and to reduce the bothersome effects of lateral light.

· If you plan on wearing eyeglasses/sunglasses, make sure the

retractable eyecups remain twisted in towards the binocular body

(see Abelow). If the eyecups are twisted out, the view through the

binoculars will appear as though you are looking through a tunnel.

· If you do NOT wear eyeglasses or sunglasses, twist up the retractable eye-

cups in order to see the full field of view (see Bbelow). If you do NOT

have the eyecups positioned correctly, you will note black “crescents” in

your field of view.

Adjusting for interpupillary distance

In order to see one singular image, you must

adjust the two barrels of the binoculars to your

interpupillary distance (the distance from left

pupil to right). To do this, turn the barrels of the

binoculars on their central hinge until you see one

singular field of view with no disturbing shadows.

Focusing your binoculars

The Viper features a large center focus knob along with a locking

diopter adjustment ring on the right ocular. The diopter adjusts for

differences between your individual eyes. The correct procedure for

attaining proper focal balance using the center focus knob and the

diopter adjustment ring is:

a. Adjust the binoculars to your interpupillary distance (see page 3).

b. With your right eye closed (or with your hand over the right

objective lens), focus your left eye on a distant object with the

center focus wheel until the targeted object is in sharp focus.

c. Now adjust for your right eye. To

do this, first unlock the diopter ring

by sliding the ring upwards (towards

the right eyecup, see image at right)

until you hear an audible click.

Next close your left eye (or place

your hand over the left objective

lens) and focus your right eye on

that same distant object. Focus using

the diopter adjustment ring until the object is sharply focused.

Slide the diopter ring downwards (towards the binocular body)

to lock the diopter. Your binoculars should now be adjusted to

provide a clear and comfortable image.

Attaching the neckstrap

1. Starting with the right barrel, push the

right end of the strap through the right

strap attachment point. Push a work-

able amount of strap through.

2. Loop the strap over the

attachment point and insert

into the strap buckle.

3. Push the strap through the

buckle.

4. Secure the excess strap by

putting it into the strap loop.

5. Continue with the left side of

the strap in the same manner as

the right. Your binocular strap is

now secured, though you may

need to adjust the strap for the

best fit.

Note: attach the rainguard (the

one-piece eyepiece guard) to the

strap by pushing the strap through

the left slot of the rainguard before

putting the strap through that side

of your binoculars.

Keeping your lenses clean

To maintain the optical brilliance of your Viper binoculars, it is

important to keep the lens surfaces free of dirt, oils and dust. On

occasion, the lenses of your binoculars will need to be cleaned. It’s

important to recognize that there are some guidelines to follow

when cleaning.

First, be sure the lenses are free of dust or grit before wiping to

prevent any scratching on the glass. Clean by using a can of pressurized

air or a soft camel's hair brush (acrylic optical brushes are also available

and work well).

Second, fog the lenses with your own breath to help clear the lens of

smudges, fingerprints or eyelash oil. Use only a non-abrasive cloth

such as the provided lens cloth, silk, or chamois. Cleaning fluid and

optical paper is available and can be used as well. NEVER use facial

tissue, heavy cotton or flannel clothing as such items can scratch your lenses.

Finally, to reduce the need for cleaning, utilize the rainguard, objective

lens caps, and carry case to protect your binoculars in the field.

Caution!

Never look directly into the sun (or any other intensive light source)

while using your Viper binoculars (or any binoculars)! This could

damage the retina and cornea of your eyes and even cause blindness!

This Vortex product has been built with our commitment to your

absolute satisfaction; it is engineered to last and is unconditionally

guaranteed. Vortex pledges this Very Important Promise to you, a

Very Important Person, and that's why we call it the VIP warranty.

-In the event that your Vortex product requires service, no matter the

cause*, Vortex Optics will repair or replace it (at our discretion) at

no charge to you.

-There are no warranty cards to fill out and the VIP warranty is

completely transferable.

- There is no time limit on our promise**.

In the event that you need warranty service, direct your inquiries to:

Vortex Optics

2120 West Greenview Drive, Middleton, WI 53562

800-426-0048

service@vortexoptics.com

* The VIP warranty does not include occurrences of loss, theft, deliberate

damage, and damage as a result of unauthorized repair, modification,

or disassembly.

** Vortex Optics reserves the right to replace warranted product with a

product of similar value and/or with similar specifications in the event

that the original product is no longer manufactured or discontinued.

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