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seaside, lightly soak a soft, clean

cloth with water and wipe off salt

that may be on the body surface.

Then wipe the body surface with a

dry cloth. Do not use benzene,

thinner, or other organic solvent.

Note: A blower is rubber

cleaning tool that strongly blows

out air from a nozzle.

• When removing dust on the lens

surface, use a soft oil-free brush.

• When removing stains or smudges

like fingerprints from the lens

surfaces, wipe the lenses very gently

with a soft clean cloth. Use a small

quantity of pure alcohol (ethanol) or

lens cleaner available in stores to

wipe stubborn smudges, from the

center of the lens to the outside in a

circular motion. Do not use anything

hard as it may scratch the lens

surface.

OPERATION

Place your eyes in the right

position

Look into the eyepieces and use the

binoculars in a position where

vignetting does not occur (no shadows

around the field of view).

Models with adjustable eyepieces

Use the binoculars in the retracted state

when wearing eyeglasses, and in the

extended state with naked eyes.

Adjusting interpupillary distance

Match the distance between right and

left eyepiece tubes with your

interpupillary distance by moving the

tubes apart or closer together.

Merge the two circular viewfields into

one.

Diopter adjustment

(Balancing right and left eyesight)

* With the focus correctly adjusted,

remember the diopter index position for

easier future diopter adjustment.

* For focusing with the diopter adjustment

ring or focusing ring, rotate clockwise to

focus on a distant subject, or

counterclockwise for a nearby subject.

Depending on the type of binoculars,

the adjustment method differs as

follows.

nCF: Central focusing binoculars

Binoculars with the diopter adjustment

ring on the right eyepiece.

1 Rotate the focusing ring until you obtain

a sharp image of your subject through

the left eyepiece with your left eye.

2 Rotate the diopter adjustment ring

of the right eyepiece until you

obtain a sharp image of the same

subject through the right eyepiece

with your right eye.

3 Check focusing on both eyes.

When you view a different subject,

adjust the focusing ring until you obtain

a sharp image.