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Step 4. Lift the battery cover. Carefully pull out the battery holder from the compartment. Be sure not to accidentally disconnect the wires. Step 4a. Insert 8 AA batteries (not included) in the holder. Refer to the diagram on the holder to orient the batteries properly. Replace the holder back into the battery compartment and replace the lid. For reference: the battery pack fits in with wires on the bottom right. (See arrow in photo). Use only fresh batteries. Using old or low batteries may cause error messages. An optional AC adapter and 12V car plug cable are also available for purchase at #2 knob Step 5. Attach telescope to mount using dovetail lock knob (#2). iOptron Corp. | 6F Gill Street | Woburn, MA 01801 USA | (781) 569-0200 | Toll Free (866) 399-4587 | Switch Point toward open end of telescope Bolts Step 6. Attaching the red dot finder scope (#6) to the telescope tube (#1): First remove the two washers on the tube. Then place the finder scope onto the two bolts and re-attach the washers securely. The finder scope should face towards the open end of the tube (see arrow in diagram). Turn on the beam using the switch on the side. (note: you may need to remove the plastic insulation placed next to the battery underneath) Not pictured here: Insert one eyepiece into the receptor and secure with side screws. Use the large knob on side to adjust the focus. Step 7. Plug hand controller into any one of HBX port on the mount. Turn on power. Now you are ready to observe. Use the 4 Arrow keys (^Ў<>) to rotate the scope Up, Down, Left, and Right. Use the SPEED key to change the slew rate from the slowest (2X) to the fastest (MAX). (1) South (2) Up #4 Alt lock Step 8. Set telescope to PARK POSITION. (1) Position the mount so that the “SOUTH” mark is facing south (a compass may be helpful). (2) The telescope tube should be pointed directly up at the zenith. If it is not perfectly straight then loosen the altitude lock (#4) to adjust telescope. Step 9. Level the mount using the bubble on side of mount by adjusting tripod legs. The bubble should be in the middle of the circle. It is also suggested to use additional levels (such as torpedo levels) to assure precise leveling. Step 10. Press the I/O power switch ON (controller will light up). For models with GPS: Wait for controller to say “G-OK” or “Stop” in top right corner —not “G-ON”. GPS provides Latitude, Longitude, and current time only. For models without GPS you will be able to manually enter latitude, longitude, and time in the next steps. Step 11. Press the MENU key once. Scroll (with the ^/Ў keys) to “Set Up Controller” Press ENTER. Scroll to “Set Up Time and Site” in the next screen. Press ENTER. iOptron Corp. | 6F Gill Street | Woburn, MA 01801 USA | (781) 569-0200 | Toll Free (866) 399-4587 | Step 12. Now “Set Local Time:” is displayed at the top. A blinking cursor is at the second line. GPS will provide current date and time. If GPS is not available, current date and time can be manually entered at this screen. Use ^/Ў keys to change the numbers. Use keys to scroll through the fields. The last field of this screen is for setting “DaylightTime saving”. Use ^/Ў keys to switch between “Y” (yes) and “N” (no). Press ENTER when finished. Step 13. Now “Setup Site Info:” is displayed at the top. A blinking cursor is at the second line. (“Longi” means longitude; “Lat” means latitude.) GPS will provide the longitude and latitude information. If GPS is not available, these values can be manually entered here. Use ^/Ў keys to change the numbers and letters. Use keys to scroll through the fields. The last line of t...
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