Meopta Meostar B1 Instruccion De Operación página 10

instructions for Binoculars
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Each binocular consists of two optical systems that are housed in rubber-coated aluminum allow frames that are
joined in the center with a flexible joint that also includes a removable center hinge cap near the objective end
for mounting to a W 1/4'' tripod. The central focusing knob and right side ocular diopter correction knob are
located in the center at the top of the hinge of the eyepiece end.
Meopta binoculars (BD and MEOSTAR B1) are of the Kepler design which feature an internal focusing system.
The optical system of these binoculars consists of a sealed doublet objective lens, a movable focusing element,
fixed diverging lens, a prismatic reversing system and finally the eyepiece. The movable elements allow for diop-
ter correction and focusing to infinite distances. The prismatic system used in these binoculars combines two dif-
ferent roof prism designs to provide maximum optical performance, a half-pentagonal and Schmidt. All optical
components have been fully multi coated in order to reduce refraction and improve over all light transmission.
adjusting your Meopta binoculars for use:
First thing you should do before setting your binoculars is attach the accompanying neck strap to your new
binoculars and hang it around your neck to avoid the possibility of damage should you slip and drop your
binoculars during initial adjustment or regular use. The first step in adjusting your new Meopta binoculars is to
open or close the center hinge to adjust for the distance between your eyes. Then it is recommended that you
cover the diopter or right side of your binoculars with your hand while focusing the left side with your other hand
by turning the main focus wheel. Once you have done this then you cover the left side with your hand and focus
the right with the Diopter adjustment knob that is located on top of the main focus wheel. Note: It is important
to focus each side on the same subject at the same distance in order to properly adjust your binoculars. If done
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