Nikon MONARCH 5 Owner's manual

Nikon

8/NOCULARS/JUMELLES!BINOCULARES/BINOCULO

RCULDN A211

7x35/8x42/1

Ox42/7x50/1

OxSO/

12xS0/16xSO 8-18x42/1

0-22x50

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7x35

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Nomenclature

1m·

I

Please

refer

to

the

numbered images on page

4.

~

6

CD

Eyecup ITEMS SUPPLIED

® Neckstrap eyelet • Binoculars

® Focusing ring • Eyepiece cap

@ Objective lens

®Interpupillary

distance

® Diopter ring

• Objective lens caps

(j) 0 (zero)

diopter

position

® Diopter index

®Central

shaft

®Zoom

lever (8-18x42, 1 0-22x50 only)

Eyecups

• Soft

case

• Neckstrap

• Tripod adapter

TRA-2

(16x50, 1 0-22x50 only)

I

For

directions in which

to

turn

the

eyecups, please refer

to

the

image on page

4.

I

Turn and slide

type

(7x35/8x42/1

Ox42/7x50/1

Ox50/12x50/16x50)

• For eyeglass wearers, use eyecups in

the

fully retracted position.

•

For

non-eyeglass wearers, use eyecups in

the

fully

extended position.

Either way,

to

accurately adjust your view, you can use

two

click stops before reaching

the

fully

extended/

retracted position.

Fold back

type

(8-18x42/1

0-22x50)

•

For

eyeglass wearers, fold back

the

end

of

the

eyecups for

use.

•

For

non-eyeglass wearers,

do

not

fold back

the

end

of

the

eyecups.

Use

them

in

the

fully extended position.

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Neck

strap

and

caps

>

cluring

observation

I

Please

refer

to

images

A,

B,

C,

D,

a,

band

con

page

5.

I

Neck Strap

Attach the neck strap

as

illustrated

(A),

taking care

to

avoid twisting the strap.

Eyepiece cap

There

are

two

ways you

can

position the eyepiece cap

as

you observe your subject.

• Remove the eyepiece cap from the eyepieces and allow it

to

hang from the neck strap.

• Remove the eyepiece cap from the eyepieces, then detach the right strap from the cap and allow

it

to

hang

from the left neck strap.

(B)

To

attach/detach the eyepiece

cap,

pull the neck strap through the slits

as

shown in image

(C)

in

the

following order:

• Detaching: a

~

b

~

c

·Attaching:

c

~

b

~a

Objective lens caps

You

can

hook up the objective lens caps on the neckstrap during observation

to

avoid losing them.

(B)

Zoom lever

(8-18x42/1

0-22xSO only)

Magnification

can

be changed by moving the zoom lever.

When viewing the subject at a different magnification, first correctly adjust focusing at a higher magnification.

This minimizes blurring, which may occur when you change magnification.

Tripod

adapter

:

~rRA·l

Supplied accessory: 8-18x42/1 0-22x50

Sold separately (Optional): 7x35/8x42/1 Ox42/7x50/1 Ox50/12x50/16x50

When using a tripod adapter

TRA-2,

attach

it

to

the binoculars

as

illustrated

(D)

on page

5.

For

more information, please refer

to

the instruction manual for tripod adapter

TRA-2.

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Specifications

--

Type Porro prism central focusing

type

ACULON

A211

Model

I

7xso

··r

I

I 8-18x42

7x35 8x42 10x42 10x50 I 12x50 16x50 1 0-22x50

I

Magnification

(x)

7 8

10

7

10

I

12

16

8-18 10-22

Effective diameter

of

objective

35

42 42 50

50

I

50 50

42 50

lens (mm) t

--

Angular field

of

view (real) n

9.3

8.0 6.0 6.4

6.5

5.2

4.2 4.6** 3.8***

Angular field

of

57.2

60.8 35.6** 36.7***

(apparent) (0)*

Field

of

view 1,000m (m/ft.) 163/488 140/420 105/314 112/335 114/341 91/272 73/220 80/241

**

66/199***

Exit pupil (mm)

5.0

5.3

4.2

7.1

5.0

4.2

3.1

5.3** 5.0***

Brightness 25.0

28.1

17.6 50.4 25.0

I

17.6

9.6

28.1

**

25.0***

--

Eye

relief (mm) 11.8 12.0 11.6 17.6 11.8 11.5 12.6 1 0.3** 8.6***

Close focusing distance, 5.0/16.4 5.0/16.4 5.0/16.4 8.0/26.2 7.0/23.0 8.0/26.2 9.0/29.5 13.0/42.7 15.0/49.2

approx. (m/ft.)

Interpupillary distance 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72 56-72

adjustment (mm)

Length (mm/in.) 118/4.6 145/5.7 145/5.7 180/7.1 179/7.0 179/7.0 179/7.0 163/6.4 197/7.8

Width (mm/in.) 185/7.3 185/7.3 185/7.3 197/7.8 197/7.8 197/7.8 197/7.8 185/7.3 197/7.8

Weight (g/oz.) 685/24.2 755/26.6 760/26.8 905/31.9 900/31.7 910/32.1 925/32.6 825/29.1 960/33.9

*Apparent

field

of

view

is

calculated based on

the

15014132-1:2002 standard, and obtained

by

the

following

formula:

[tan

w'

= r x

tanw]

Apparent field

of

view:

2w',

Magnification:

r,

Real

field

of

view: 2w

**When

minimum

magnification (8x)

is

selected

***When

minimum

magnification

(1

Ox)

is

selected

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• This

product

is

not

waterproof. Therefore, avoid

getting

it

wet

from rain, water splashes, etc.

•

To

keep your binoculars in excellent condition, Nikon Vision recommends regular servicing

by

an

authorized dealer.

• Specifications and design are subject

to

change

without

notice.

• No

reproduction

in any form

of

this "Instruction Manual," in

whole

or

in part (except for

brief

quotation

in critical articles or

reviews), may be made

without

written

authorization

from

NIKON

VISION

CO.,

LTD.

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NIKON VISION CO., LTD.

3-25, Futaba 1-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 142-0043, Japan

Printed in China (255K)l E/1209

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Nikon

Binocular general instructions

~

lnstrucciones generales

de

los

binoculares

~

Instructions generales

des

jumelles

~

lnstru~oes

gerais bin6culo

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CONTENTS

PRECAUTIONS

................................

....

4

SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS

....................

5

OPERATION

PRECAUTIONS

........

6-7

OPERATION

(Adjusting

interpupillary distance and

diopter

adjustment)

......

.

..............................

8-9

PRECAUTIONS

Thank you for purchasing a Nikon

binocular.

Strictly observe the following

guidelines in order to

use

the

equipment properly and avoid

potentially dangerous accidents

G)

Before using

the

product,

thoroughly

read

the

"SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS"

and the

instructions accompanying

the

product

on correct

use.

®Keep these instructions

within

easy reach for reference.

®Some

of

the

"SAFETY

PRECAUTIONS';

"OPERATION

PRECAUTIONS"

and

"OPERATION"

described here may

not

refer

to

the

product

you purchased.

In

order

to

protect you and

third

parties from possible

injury

and/

or

property

damage or

loss,

you

are kindly requested

to

pay close

attention

to

all instructions, warnings

and cautions regarding

the

use and

care

of

this product.

~WARNING

This indication alerts you

to

the

fact

that

any

improper

use

ignoring

the

contents described herein can result

in potential death or serious injury.

~CAUTION

This indication alerts you

to

the

fact

that

any

improper

use

ignoring

the

contents described herein can result

in potential

injury

or

may cause only

physical damage.

OPERATION

PRECAUTIONS

The items contained in this section

alert you

to

the

fact

that

any

improper

use

ignoring

the

contents

described herein may negatively

affect

product

performance and

functionality.

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..

tl

i

RECAUTIONS

Lh

WARNING!

Lh

CAUTION!

Fig. 4

[Z

Never look at the sun directly

•

If

you

use

the

rubber eyecups for

~

a long period

of

time, you may

~

while using binoculars/

suffer skin inflammation.

If

you

~

monocular.

develop any symptoms, stop

use

Doing

so

may seriously damage

the

and consult a

doctor

immediately.

eyes.

(Fig.

1)

Fig. 1

.

Be

careful

not

to

pinch your finger

when adjusting interpupillary

Lh

CAUTION!

distance or diopter.

Be

particularly

• Do

not

leave

the

binoculars/ careful

if

you let small children

monocular in

an

unstable place.

use

the

binoculars.

(Fig.

4)

They may fall and cause injury. • Do

not

leave the polyethylene

• Do

not

look

through

the

bag used for packaging

within

binoculars/monocular while small children's reach. Children

walking.

You

may walk

into

may

put

it

on their mouths and

unexpected objects and

get

hurt. suffocate.

(Fig.

5)

(Fig.

2)

Be

careful

that

small children

do

• Do

not

swing

the

binoculars/

not

inadvertently swallow the

monocular by

their

straps. They cap

or

eyecup. If

it

does happen,

may

hit

someone and cause injury. consult a

doctor

immediately.

(Fig.

3)

• Do

not

disassemble

the

• The soft

case,

strap, and external binoculars/monocular. Repair

materials utilized on binoculars/ should be referred

to

a Nikon-

monocular and rubber eyecups authorized service representative.

may deteriorate due

to

aging

(Fig.

6)

and stain clothes.

To

prevent this,

check

their

condition before each

use,

and consult

with

a Nikon-

authorized service representative

Fig. 6

if

such deterioration

is

found. 5

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OPERATION

PRECAUTIONS

[I

OPERATION

AND

CONTROLS Fig. 7 STORAGE

~

1 . Do

not

open

the

right

and left binocular 5. Water condensation or mold may

§]

tubes beyond their limits. Also be careful occur on lens surfaces because

of

not

to

rotate the

diopter

ring, focusing high humidity. Therefore, store

the

~ ring and zoom lever (ring) beyond their binoculars/monocular in a cool,

dry

limits.

(Fig.

7)

place. After use on a rainy day

or

at

2. Avoid rain, water splashes, sand and night,

thoroughly

dry

them

at room

mud.

(Fig.

8)

With waterproof/water- temperature, then store in a cool,

dry

resistant binoculars,

though

some place.

rain or water splash will

do

no harm, 6. For long term storage, keep binoculars/

wipe

the water

off

as

soon

as

possible. Fig. 8 monocular in a plastic bag

or

an

To

confirm

if

your binoculars are

airtight

container

with

a desiccant.

If

waterproof/water-resistant or not, check this

is

not

possible, store in a clean,

the instruction manual

of

the

product

well-ventilated place, separate from

you purchased.

the

case,

as

they

are easily affected by

3. Always protect binoculars/monocular moisture.

(Fig.

1

0)

from shock.

If

you cannot obtain

7.

Do

not

leave

the

binoculars/monocular

a normal image after

dropping

or

in a car on a

hot

or sunny day, or near

getting

the binoculars/monocular wet, heat generating equipment. This may

take

them

immediately

to

a Nikon- damage or negatively affect them.

authorized service representative

(Fig.

9)

Fig. 9

(Fig.

11)

4. When exposed

to

sudden temperature

changes, water condensation may occur \

on lens surfaces.

In

this

case,

thoroughly

dry

the binoculars/ monocular at room

temperature.

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Fig. 10

MAINTENANCE

&

STORAGE

8.

Remove

dust

trapped in

the

focusing

unit,

diopter

adjustment unit,

or

other

rotating parts

with

a soft brush.

(Fig.

12)

9.

After having removed dust

with

a

blower, clean

the

body

surface using

a soft, clean cloth. After use at

the

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.

(Fig.

13)

10.

When removing dust on

the

lens

surface, use a soft oil-free brush.

11.

When removing stains or smudges

like fingerprints from

the

lens surfaces,

wipe

the

lenses very

gently

with

a

soft clean

cotton

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.

(Fig.

14)

Fig.

12

Fig.

13

Fig. 14

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OPERATION (Adjusting interpupillary distance and diopter adjustment)

II

Adjusting interpupillary distance

~

Match the distance between

right

and left eyepiece

[!!]

tubes

with

your interpupillary distance by moving the

tubes apart or closer together.

§]

8

--

/

~

f

~

i

\\

--

·-

-.l

__

_

:.

I

',

__

_

___

-

--

___

_

____

_

...

/

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 counterclockwise

to

focus on

a nearby subject, or clockwise for a

distant subject.

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CF:

Central focusing binoculars

Binoculars

with

the

diopter

adjustment ring on the right

eyepiece.

CD

Rotate

the

focusing ring until you

obtain a sharp image

of

your subject

in

the

left eyepiece.

® Rotate

the

diopter

adjustment ring

of

the

right

eyepiece until you obtain

a sharp image

of

the

same subject in

the

right

eyepiece.

@ Check focusing on

both

eyes.

@ When you view a different subject,

adjust

the

focusing ring until you

obtain a sharp image.

Binoculars

with

the

diopter

adjustment

ring on the left eyepiece (some models

of

zoom binoculars).

CD

Set

the

zoom lever at

the

maximum magnification position.

® Rotate

the

focusing ring until you obtain a sharp

image

of

your subject in

the

right

eyepiece.

@ Rotate

the

diopter

adjustment ring

of

the

left

eyepiece until you obtain a sharp image

of

the

same subject in

the

left eyepiece.

@ Check focusing on

both

eyes.

® When you view a different subject, adjust

the

focusing ring until you obtain a sharp image.

IF: Individual focusing binoculars

For

individual focusing binoculars,

diopter

adjustment

is

basically

unnecessary.

CD

Focus

right

and left

eyes

separately.

® When

the

subject changes, focus

with

both

eyes separately.

Note: For

zoom

binoculars

When viewing the subject at

a different magnification, first

correctly adjust focusing at a higher

magnification. This minimizes

blurring, which may occur when you

change magnification.

*

If

you change

the

magnification from

low

to

high after adjusting focusing

at

low

magnification, serious image

blurring may occur.

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NIKON VISION CO., LTD.

3-25, Futaba 1-chome, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 142-0043, Japan

Printed in China (248K) 1 E/1203

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