Celestron PowerSeeker 127EQ Руководство по быстрой настройке

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Celestron PowerSeeker 127EQ Руководство по быстрой настройке
ITEM #21045
1
Unpack your telescope and verify that all parts are present. Your
PowerSeeker 114EQ or 127EQ includes: an optical tube with tube
rings attached, a tripod with center leg brace, an equatorial mount,
two eyepieces, a 3x Barlow lens, a finderscope, a 6 lb. counterweight,
a counterweight bar, two slow motion cables, and an eyepiece
accessory tray.
4
Check to ensure that all three legs are the same height once
extended to provide a level platform for the telescope.
7
Locate the equatorial mount and place the base of the mount through
the hole in the center of the tripod mounting platform.
E NG LISH
ITEM #21049
2
To set up the tripod, spread the legs outward until they are fully
extended and push down center leg brace.
5
Place the eyepiece accessory tray on top of the tripod's center leg
brace. Thread the tray into the threaded hole in the center of the leg
brace until it is fully seated.
8
From underneath the tripod mounting platform, thread the attached
mounting bolt into the hole on the bottom of the equatorial mount.
114EQ and 127EQ TELESCOPES
Q U I C K S E T - U P G U I D E
ENGLISH
3
Extend the center portion of each of the three tripod legs down about
6 to 12 inches. Use the tightening screw on each leg to secure the
extended leg in place.
6
If necessary, rotate the accessory tray counterclockwise until the
accessory holes are not covered by the leg brace arms as shown
here.
9
Look up the approximate latitude of your observing site on the
Internet or using a map. Then, thread the latitude adjustment screw
into the equatorial mount until your latitude is indicated on the
latitude scale.