Ersatzteile für ZEISS VICTORY COMPACT T* Ferngläser
Ledertasche für ZEISS VICTORY COMPACT 8x20 T*
Ledertasche für ZEISS VICTORY COMPACT 10x25 T*
Trageriemen für ZEISS VICTORY COMPACT T*
Technische Daten
Vergrößerung
Objektivdurchmesser (mm)
Sehfeld auf 1000m (m)
Austrittspupille (mm)
Kürzeste Naheinstellung (m)
Verstellbereich Dioptrienausgleich ≥
Augenweite von/bis (mm)
Höhe mit eingeschobener Augenmuschel (mm)
Breite bei 65 mm Pupillendistanz (mm)
Breite maximal (mm)
Gewicht (g)
Wasserdicht nach DIN ISO 9022-8
Stickstofffüllung
Änderungen in Ausführung und Lieferumfang, die der technischen Weiterentwicklung dienen,
sind vorbehalten.
52 90 42
52 90 43
52 91 12
8x20 T*
10x25 T*
8x
10x
20
25
118
95
2,5
2,5
2,6
4
+/– 3 dpt
+/– 3 dpt
33 – 75
33 – 75
92
110
97
97
106
106
225
250
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE
Congratulations on your outstanding new binoculars.
Enjoy the impressive experience of undistorted image reproduction which is distinguished by
perfect brilliance and excellent colour accuracy.
ZEISS brand products are characterised by outstanding optical performance, accurate
processing and long durability.
Please observe the following instructions for use, so that you enjoy optimum use of your
product and it can be a faithful companion to you for many years.
Viewing with and without glasses
If you do not wear glasses, use the binoculars with the eyecups extended (Fig. 1/A). To do
this, pull the eyecups upwards and lock them in position by giving them a short turn to the right
(clockwise) as shown in Fig. 1/A.
If you wear glasses when viewing, unlock the eyecups by giving them a short turn to the left
(counter clockwise) – and push the eyecups down as far as they will go (Fig. 1/B).
Adjustment of the interpupillary distance
Adjust the two barrels relative to each other about the central axis until you see one circular field
of view when viewing with both eyes.
Focusing
The binoculars have a centre focusing mechanism (focusing knob Fig. 1/C) and a dioptre
adjustment wheel (Fig. 1/D).
For focusing, close your right eye and focus the image in the left barrel using the centre
focusing mechanism (Fig. 1/C). Then close your left eye – and if necessary – adjust the focus
in the right barrel using the dioptre adjustment wheel.
The dioptre adjustment wheel is provided with a scale, the signs "+" and "–", and a click stop in
the zero position (0 Dioptre). The graduation lines of the scale are used for orientation (setting
the dioptre adjustment for different users).
Note: Always use the same object to focus on both images!
For subsequent focusing on varying distances, use the focusing knob only (Fig. 1/C).
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