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shorter focal length. After changing the eyepiece, it might be necessary to

adjust the focus again (see section 8).

7. Dust cover

Remove the dust cover (15) that protects the objective lens of the optical

tube opening (2).

8. Focus wheel

To get objects into focus, your telescope is equipped with a precise focus

control. When you use the telescope for the first time, you might need to turn

the focus wheel (4) multiple times to achieve a focused image. To try it out,

pick a landmark or a building far away in daylight or bright twilight, and turn

the focus wheel until the object comes into focus. Remember, objects to be

observed cannot be closer than 20 metres away.

9. LED viewfinder (only included with 90-62100)

The telescope with Art. No. 90-62100 is equipped with a LED viewfinder

(10). The LED viewfinder projects a red dot on the visor to help you point

at objects. For the first use, remove the plastic cover on the battery so the

LED can be switched on. To use the viewfinder, you need to align the finder

to the telescope optic. To achieve this, point the telescope at a landmark or

building that is a few hundred metres away and centre this object in the field

of view while using an eyepiece with a low magnification (e.g. 20 mm or 25

mm). Switch on the LED viewfinder and adjust it using the alignment screws

of the viewfinder.

Part II – Handbox

1. Batteries

Remove the cover of the battery compartment (11), located on the top side

of the mount's base, and insert the batteries in the battery holder (No. 2).

Use 6 AA batteries and make sure the polarities are aligned correctly. Place

the holder into the compartment and cover it. Do not use rechargeable bat-

teries.

2. Handbox

Ensure that the on/off switch is in the off position (No. 8). Remove the

handbox from the handbox tray (7), and plug one end of the cable into the

port labelled with "HBX" and the other one into the RJ-45 port of the hand-

box. Flip the switch to the on position. The handbox display should light up,

accompanied by a sound.

3. Setup

Time and Date

After turning on the handbox, you will be prompted to enter the date and

time. Do so by navigating with the arrow keys and entering the numbers with

the number pad (7) on the handbox. When done, press the centre key (5),

located between the arrow keys.

Daylight saving time

If the daylight saving time is in effect, select status:on. If daylight saving time

is not in effect, select status:off.

Location

When asked for your location, you can either choose a city near you by

selecting the 'Country & City' option or enter your GPS coordinates by select-

ing 'Custom Site'.

a) Country & City

Select the country where you are by using the up and down arrow keys. Then

select the city by using the left and right arrow keys. When done, use the

centre key (5) to select the location.

b) Custom Site

Enter the details of your location as follows:

Name: Enter a custom name for your location.

Lon: Enter the longitudinal coordinate of your location.

Lat: Enter the latitudinal coordinate of your location.

Zone: Enter the time zone of your location.

OTA (Optical Tube Assembly) Zero

Here you will be asked to provide the orientation of the telescope.

In the 'Azi:' field, enter '000'.

In the 'Alt:' field, enter '00'.

Open the Altitude and Azimuthal locking knobs. Adjust the telescope so that

the tube opening (2) is pointing directly north and is level. It is recommended

that you use the included compass (18) and bubble level to make sure the

device is positioned accurately. You can put the compass into the eyepiece

connection (3). Then retighten the locking knobs.

4. Alignment

In order to use your telescope's Go To mode, you must align the telescope

properly so it knows where it is pointing when it is turned on. There are three

ways to align your telescope: one-, two- and three-star alignment.

Step 1: To start the alignment, press the centre key (5) on the handbox

and select the first menu option, 'Telescope Align'. There you will be able to

choose between one-, two- and three-star alignment.

The more stars you use for the alignment the higher the slewing precision of

your telescope will be.

One-Star Alignment:

Step 2: After you select this option, you will be prompted to select a target

star. The software will select a star that is very visible in the night sky. If you

happen to know of a star you can see with the naked eye, you can choose it

by pressing the up and down arrow keys and then selecting it with the centre

key (5). In most cases, you will want to select the first option presented to

you. Do so by pressing the centre key (5).

Step 3: The telescope will now slew to that star and will prompt you to centre

it in the field of view, which you can do by using the arrow keys. The star

you're focusing on is the brightest star in the region your telescope is point-

ing at. When the star is centred, confirm the position with the centre key (5).

The telescope is now aligned.

Two- and Three-Star Alignment:

The procedure is similar to one-star alignment. The only difference is that

you'll have to repeat steps 2 and 3 twice or thrice depending on the type of

alignment you've chosen.

Note: If you have aligned the telescope, don’t move it manually. Use the

arrow keys on the handbox to make adjustments. If you do move it manually

or change the tripod orientation, the telescope has to be realigned.

5. Further Adjustment:

Target Sync:

With this method, you can further improve the alignment of the telescope.

After slewing to a star target you know, you can centre the object precisely in

the field of view. Press the centre key (5) and select 'Telescope Align', then

'Target Sync'. The telescope will align to that target and have more precise

positioning for further targets you want to observe.

Backlash Correction:

You can improve the precision of the telescope by training the backlash

correction of the axis. This must be done separately for each axis and is not

necessary for most cases.

Simply go to the main menu by pressing the centre key (5) and select

'Telescope Align' and then 'RA BKlash Corr.' to adjust the right ascension

axis (horizontal axis) or 'DEC BKlash Corr.' to adjust the declination axis

(vertical axis). Then follow the on-screen instructions.

Part III – Menus

Initial Start:

Welcome screen

Date and Time

Daylight saving

Status: off

Status: on

Custom Site

Name:

Lon:

Lat:

Zone:

Country & City

Country: up and down

City: left and right

OTA Zero

Main Menu Overview:

• Telescope Align

• One Star Align Aligns the telescope with a single star

• Two Star Align Aligns the telescope with two stars

• Three Star Align Aligns the telescope with three stars

• Target Sync Further improves the alignment

of the telescope

• RA BKlash Corr. Calibrate RA axis backlash

• DEC Bklash Corr. Calibrate DEC axis backlash

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