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User Manual for Bushnell 4.5x40 Equinox Z Digital Night Vision Monocular with a Picatinny Mount Click to enlarge the picture
Contents of the user manual for the Bushnell 4.5x40 Equinox Z Digital Night
- Product category: NV Monoculars & Multi-Systems Bushnell
- Brand: Bushnell
- Description and content of package
- Technical information and basic settings
- Frequently asked questions – FAQ
- Troubleshooting (does not switch on, does not respond, error message, what do I do if...)
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Product description The 4.5x40 Equinox Z Digital Night Vision Monocular from Bushnell uses an infrared (IR)-sensitive CMOS sensor and a micro LCD screen for its night vision capabilities, instead of a conventional intensifier tube. A side rail enables accessories to be attached directly to the monocular. The screen displays color images during the day and black and white when the night vision is on for greater clarity and contrast. Enhancing the optical 4.5x magnification is a digital zoom to provide up to 13.5x total magnification.Capture video and still images in 640x480 resolution and save them to a user-supplied micro-SD card in the built-in card slot. It supports cards up to 32GB. A switch on the bottom of the monocular lets you quickly switch from video to still images. A USB port lets you transfer the files to a computer without having to remove the card. An RCA video-out port allows the live video feed to be sent to an external monitor or recording device. The status of the monocular is displayed on the LCD screen in the field of view. The icons can be disabled for an unobstructed view. Icons show battery level, zoom factor, IR, and image brightness settings, if a memory card isn't detected, elapsed and remaining recording time, and the number of pictures you can take based on the available memory.
The housing is IPX4-rated for water resistance and has a contoured shape with knurling to provide a secure and comfortable grip for one-handed operation. The rubberized menu buttons are conveniently located at the top within easy reach of your fingertips. There is an accessory rail located on the left side that allows you to attach optional equipment like additional infrared illumination or lasers. This device can be easily used handheld or be mounted to a tripod via a built-in 1/4"-20 socket. Using the included mount you can attach this night vision monocular to the Picatinny-style rails. Also included are a carry case and lens covers. - Optical Performance
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- 4.5x optical magnification
- Digital zoom from 5 to 13.5x
- 40mm objective lens
- Fully multicoated optics increases light transmission and decreases glare
- 28.5' field of view at 100 yards
- Digital Night Vision
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- Infrared sensitive CMOS sensor
- Built-in IR illuminator with three adjustable intensity levels
- Maximum viewing range of 750' with illuminator on maximum
- Digital image displayed on a micro LCD screen
- Display shows color images during day, and switches to B/W at night for greater contrast
- Three adjustable image brightness levels accommodates different lighting conditions
- Photo - Video Capabilities
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- RCA video-out port for live-view or recording to external devices
- 640x480 video resolution, NTSC/PAL
- Still images: 640x480 resolution in JPEG format
- Save photo/videos to micro-SD card, up to 32GB
- USB port to connect a USB cable to download photos/videos without removing the memory card
- Use and Handling
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- Auto-off after 10 minutes if no buttons have been pressed
- Display icons to show digital zoom, IR setting, battery level, image brightness setting, SD card detected, Elapsed and remaining recording time, and available photo count
- IPX4 rated, water-resistant
- Built-in side Picatinny rail to attach accessories like IR illuminators
- 1/4"-20 tripod mount
- Mount for Picatinny-style rails
UPC: 029757601322 In the Box Bushnell 4.5x40 Equinox Z Digital Night Vision Monocular with a Picatinny Mount 2 x Lens Covers Picatinny Rail Mount Carrying Case Limited 1-Year Warranty Table of Contents
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Technical parametersBushnell 260140MT Specs | Magnification | 4.5x | | Objective Lens | 40mm | | Zoom | 5 - 13.5x digital zoom | | Field of View | 28.5' @ 100 yd / 9.5 m @ 100 m | | Maximum Range | 750' / 229 m, night vision with IR illuminator | | Infrared Illuminator | Yes | | Battery / Runtime | 4 x AA / Not specified by manufacturer
Compatible with lithium, alkaline, or NiMh batteries | | Memory | micro-SD card slot, up to 32 GB | | Video | NTSC or PAL signals
640 x 480 resolution | | Photo | JPEG format
640 x 480 resolution | | Connectors | 1 x RCA video-out port
1 x USB port | | Tripod Adaptable | Yes, 1/4"-20 mount | | Weatherproofing | IPX4-rated, water resistant | | Temperature Ranges | 14 to 113°F / -10 to 45°C | | Dimensions | 7.9 x 4.1 x 2.3" / 20.0 x 10.5 x 5.8 cm | | Weight | 22 oz / 624 g | | | | Package Weight | 2.555 lb | | Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 10.55 x 5.2 x 3.1" |
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