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Olivon T800 and T900 - Tradekey

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USEFUL ACCESSORIES<br />

The <strong>Olivon</strong> TR-154<br />

tripod <strong>and</strong> TRH-11 head<br />

are the perfect partner<br />

for the <strong>Olivon</strong> <strong>T800</strong>/<br />

<strong>T800</strong>ED, <strong>T900</strong>/<strong>T900</strong>ED<br />

spotting scope.<br />

Strong <strong>and</strong> reliable with<br />

a smooth two<br />

way video head.<br />

Other Tripod base/head<br />

combos available.<br />

Designed specifically<br />

for <strong>Olivon</strong> spotting<br />

scopes, the <strong>Olivon</strong><br />

UDCH-C digiscoping<br />

adapter quickly<br />

connects over the<br />

scope eyepiece <strong>and</strong> fits<br />

most compact cameras<br />

for ultra telephoto<br />

photography.<br />

<strong>T800</strong> / <strong>T800</strong>ED<br />

<strong>T900</strong> / <strong>T900</strong>ED<br />

SPOTTING SCOPE USER INSTRUCTIONS<br />

<strong>Olivon</strong> TR-154-11 tripod<br />

UDCH-C compact digiscoping adapter<br />

Transform the <strong>Olivon</strong> <strong>T800</strong>/<strong>T800</strong>ED, <strong>T900</strong>/<strong>T900</strong>ED<br />

spotting scope in to a powerful telephoto lens with the<br />

<strong>Olivon</strong> DLSR photo adapter.<br />

<strong>Olivon</strong> produce a wide<br />

range of high quality<br />

ED eyepieces from<br />

fixed focal wide angle<br />

27x to high<br />

magnification 96x.<br />

Ask your local<br />

<strong>Olivon</strong> dealer for<br />

more information.<br />

DSLR Photo lens<br />

<strong>Olivon</strong> ED eyepieces<br />

1<br />

The <strong>Olivon</strong><br />

Bino-Viewer offers<br />

a comfortable viewing<br />

experience by<br />

replacing the eyepiece<br />

with a binocular style<br />

twin eyepiece<br />

arrangement.<br />

Quickly connect a DSLR body to the <strong>Olivon</strong> <strong>T800</strong>/<br />

<strong>T800</strong>ED/<strong>T900</strong>/<strong>T900</strong>ED via a T2 mount <strong>and</strong> the <strong>Olivon</strong><br />

DSLR digiscoping adapter for super telephoto images.<br />

2<br />

3<br />

4<br />

6<br />

7<br />

5<br />

Bino viewer<br />

DSLR digiscoping adapter<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.olivonmanufacturing.com<br />

Spotting scope overview<br />

1. Interchangeable Eyepiece<br />

2. Eyepiece twist lock wheel<br />

3. Focus wheel<br />

4. 360 O tripod sleeve<br />

5. Tripod shoe<br />

6. Sun shade<br />

7. Viewing target aid


USING THE SPOTTING SCOPE<br />

BEFORE USE<br />

TRIPOD MOUNTING<br />

Before use - unscrew (anti-clockwise)<br />

both the protective objective lens cap<br />

<strong>and</strong> the eyepiece cap.<br />

TIP - Always replace both caps after<br />

use to protect the optics of your spotting<br />

scope. Never over-tighten the<br />

protective caps <strong>and</strong> always ensure you<br />

align the thread correctly to prevent<br />

cross threading. Objective lens cap Eyepiece cap<br />

USING THE EYEPIECE<br />

Using the St<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>Olivon</strong><br />

Zoom eyepiece 20-60x (<strong>T800</strong>/800ED)<br />

22-68x (<strong>T900</strong>/900ED)<br />

The st<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>Olivon</strong> zoom eyepiece offers a<br />

magnification of 20/22x through to 60/68x.<br />

For a wider view use the eyepiece towards the<br />

20/22x end, to zoom in to a subject use towards<br />

the 60/68x. To change magnification twist the<br />

zoom ring on the eyepiece through the zoom<br />

range to the required magnification. (fig 1).<br />

For optimum viewing <strong>and</strong> particularly useful<br />

for spectacle wearers- the st<strong>and</strong>ard <strong>Olivon</strong><br />

Zoom eyepiece features a twist eyecup (fig<br />

2). Twist the eyecup clockwise to raise (anticlockwise<br />

to lower). Adjust to your individual<br />

viewing requirements.<br />

If the eyepiece has been removed (fig 3).<br />

To re-insert an eyepiece - loosen the twist lock<br />

wheel on the body of the spotting scope by<br />

turning anti clockwise. (fig 4). Do not completely<br />

unscrew - a few turns is usually adequate. Push<br />

the eyepiece fully into the body of the spotting<br />

scope <strong>and</strong> tighten the twist lock wheel by<br />

turning clockwise. Reverse the above procedure<br />

to remove an eyepiece. Never try to unscrew<br />

the eyepiece from the scope body - always use a<br />

push/pull motion.<br />

Magnification<br />

1.25”<br />

FIG 1<br />

FIG 3<br />

Interchangeable eyepieces<br />

Twist eyecup<br />

Twist lock wheel<br />

FIG 2<br />

FIG 4<br />

Tripod shoe<br />

Tripod quick-release plate<br />

FIG 5<br />

Attach scope to tripod Secure connection<br />

FIG 6<br />

Tripod sleeve adjustment Horizontal position<br />

FIG 7 FIG 8<br />

The base of the spotting scope supports a<br />

double ended 1/4” & 3/8” st<strong>and</strong>ard tripod<br />

screw fitting.<br />

Attach the spotting scope to your tripod<br />

via the tripods quick release plate.<br />

Always follow your tripod manufacturers<br />

instructions.<br />

Using an <strong>Olivon</strong> tripod<br />

The <strong>Olivon</strong> <strong>T800</strong>/<strong>T800</strong>ED/<strong>T900</strong>/<strong>T900</strong>ED<br />

spotting scope tripod shoe is designed to<br />

fit directly in to most <strong>Olivon</strong> tripod heads<br />

without the need for a quick release plate.<br />

Remove the <strong>Olivon</strong> quick release plate<br />

from the tripod head <strong>and</strong> lower the front<br />

edge of the scope shoe into the tripod<br />

shoe socket (fig 5). Lower the back edge<br />

in to the socket until it clicks in to place.<br />

All <strong>Olivon</strong> tripod heads include a lever<br />

lock which locks the spotting scope to the<br />

tripod head. Always make sure the lever is<br />

in lock position before using scope.<br />

TIP - To avoid potential accidents, always<br />

make sure the tripod head is securely<br />

fastened <strong>and</strong> tripod legs are locked firmly in<br />

to place before attaching your scope.<br />

Scope angle adjustment<br />

Once the scope is mounted securely to<br />

your tripod you can adjust the scope to<br />

your individual viewing requirements by<br />

loosening the tripod sleeve adjustment<br />

screw, (fig 6) allowing you to rotate the<br />

scope body through 360 degrees.<br />

Always ensure the tripod sleeve<br />

adjustment screw is fully tightened <strong>and</strong><br />

scope is secure before use.<br />

SUN SHADE<br />

FOCUSSING<br />

For optimum viewing in sunny conditions,<br />

twist-pull out the sun shade to help reduce<br />

glare from the sun (fig 7).<br />

Locate your subject by looking through the spotting scope. Adjust focus by<br />

moving the focus wheel on the spotting scope body - turn either clockwise or<br />

anti-clockwise until the image becomes clear <strong>and</strong> sharp.<br />

Sun Shade<br />

Sun Shade<br />

TIP - Use the built-in target to help locate<br />

your subject (fig 8).<br />

TIP - When changing magnification of the eyepiece (zooming in or out) always<br />

re-focus using the focus wheel to ensure your subject remains sharp.<br />

Focus wheel<br />

IMPORTANT<br />

!<br />

NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY AT THE SUN WITH YOUR EYES OR ANY OPTICAL<br />

INSTRUMENT. PERMANENT DAMAGE TO YOUR VISION MAY RESULT.

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