CONTENT<\/h2>\n
1. General Information<\/p>\n
2. Device Features and Application
\n2.1. Application
\n2.2. FORTUNA GENERAL Series Features<\/p>\n
3. Shipping Kit<\/p>\n
4. Accessories<\/p>\n
5. Specifications<\/p>\n
6. Device Design and Controls<\/p>\n
7. Operation
\n7.1. Unpacking
\n7.2. Installing the Batteries
\n7.3. Turning On and Off
\n7.4. Dioptric Adjustment of Eyepiece
\n7.5. Calibration<\/p>\n
8. Electronic Adjustment of the Device
\n8.1. Main Menu
\n8.2. Settings Menu
\n8.3. Digital zoom
\n8.4. Selecting Adjustable Parameters
\n8.5. Selecting the Image Colour
\n8.6. Selecting the Image Profile
\n8.7. Saving Image Profile
\n8.8. Turning On\/Off the Reticle
\n8.9. Display Brightness
\n8.10. Reticle Settings
\n8.11. Language
\n8.12. Reset<\/p>\n
9. Zeroing<\/p>\n
10. Application
\n10.1. Attachment Mode
\n10.2. Monocular Mode<\/p>\n
11. Pixel Correction
\n11.1. Automatic Dead Pixels Removal
\n11.2. Manual Dead Pixels Removal
\n11.3. Cancelling the Automatic Dead Pixels Removal
\n11.4. Saving the Correction Results
\n11.5. Exiting the Correction Menu<\/p>\n
12. Options
\n12.1. Attaching the External Power Supply (not included)
\n12.2. Attaching Video-Recorder (not included)<\/p>\n
13. Troubleshooting<\/p>\n
14. Maintenance and Storage
\n14.1. Maintenance
\n14.2. Cleaning
\n14.3. Preparing for Storage
\n14.4. Storage<\/p>\n
15. Warranty<\/p>\n
16. Acceptance Certificate<\/p>\n
1. General Information<\/h2>\n
In this manual you can find the instructions for use, maintenance and servicing of the thermal imaging devices FORTUNA GENERAL series. In the further manual these devices are referred to as \u00abdevice\u00bb, \u00abscope\u00bb or \u00abmonocular\u00bb depending on the application in the manual context.<\/p>\n
Attention!<\/strong><\/p>\n It is absolutely forbidden to point the device at the high-temperature objects (the sun, welding, fire, etc.)<\/p>\n The thermal imaging device FORTUNA GENERAL is developed to aiming or viewing both in the darkness (at night) and in the daytime in normal or severe weather events, such as the mist, light rain, snow, fog and smoke. The device detects passively the thermal radiation of objects and landscapes, is flash resistant and does not need additional source of light. Although the device limits the visibility through glass, water, heavy rain or snow.<\/p>\n The device detects passively the thermal (infrared) radiation of objects and landscapes and does not need additional source of light. Although the device limits the visibility through glass, water, heavy rain or snow.<\/p>\n The device can be used as a weaponmounted scope or a handheld monocular.<\/p>\n The device is designed with the shutterless calibration technology enabling quick start and continuous image without stops and delays. The specially developed control electronics of the device works without complicated menu. Ballistic corrections and 4 memory slots enable saving zeroing profiles for different distances and different types of ammunition.<\/p>\n The device is reliable, compact and userfriendly. All the main functions are easily and ergonomically controlled. Each scope has passed the pre-sale impact, vibration and freezing tests.<\/p>\n Series Features:<\/p>\n The shipping kit of the FORTUNA GENERAL thermal imaging device is listed in table 1.1.<\/p>\n Upon request the shipping kit can include::<\/p>\n Table1.2 provides the information on physical, electrical, mechanical, optical and performance specifications of FORTUNA GENERAL thermal imaging devices.<\/p>\n Table1.2<\/p>\n Fig.1 and 2 show the view, main units and controls of the device.<\/p>\n 1. Lens High-aperture germanium lens (1) in the enclosure focuses thermal radiation of the object on the sensitive area of the detector – uncooled bolometer core. When not operated the lens is closed with the protective cap.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> The other models do not require the lens focusing.<\/p>\n The objective lens does not rotate!<\/p>\n DEVICE DESIGN AND CONTROLS<\/strong><\/p>\n On top of the device enclosure (6) there is the panel (4) with the mode control buttons (fig. 1). The enclosure (6) contains the electronics of the device, which transforms the detector signal into the digital image of the object shown on the colour AMOLED display through the eyepiece with eyeguard (10), fig.1.<\/p>\n Dioptric adjustment of the eyepiece is performed with the ring (9), fig.1.<\/p>\n The electrical circuit of the device is powered with two batteries CR123A placed in the battery case (3), fig. 1. The door of the battery case is locked with the screw.<\/p>\n The device turns on and off with the lever (7), fig. 1. The universal socket (8) covered with the protective cap serves to connect the external power supply and to output video image on the external display or recorder (fig. 1).<\/p>\n The impact-resistant design of the device stands against the recoil of large-calibre weapon. To install the device on the weapon use the mounting interface for the support (5), fig. 1.<\/p>\n Prior to unpacking the device, make sure that all the main components are present in compliance with cl.3 of this manual. If some of the items listed in cl.3 are missing, please, address the Supplier. Prior to turning on the device, visually inspect the enclosure, optical surfaces and other parts of the device. Make sure there are no fractures, scratches, caverns, cracks and other faults in the view of the scope and its parts. Otherwise address the Supplier or the Manufacturer of the device.<\/p>\n Prior to inserting the batteries make sure they do not have any cracks, caverns, leaks or bubbles. Never insert defective batteries. Do not use together new and old batteries or batteries of different types (of different manufacturers). The device is powered with two CR123A batteries or rechargeable batteries of RCR123A (16340) type.<\/p>\n Insert the batteries:<\/p>\n 1. Open the battery door by loosening the screw counterclockwise; Attention!<\/strong> The device turns on and off with the lever (7), fig. 1. The switch has two positions: \u00abON\u00bb \u2013 the lever in the upper position and \u00abOFF\u00bb \u2013 the lever in the lower position.<\/p>\n The eyepiece\u2019s dioptric adjustment range is from -5 to +5 dioptres. Turn the eyepiece dioptric adjustment ring (9), fig.1 to achieve the sharp display image (icons, reticle).<\/p>\n All FORTUNA GENERAL models feature the electronic calibration. The user does not need to calibrate the device while operating it. The device is calibrated automatically as required. Nonetheless the device features the manual calibration function. If the image quality seems to be deteriorated, perform the manual closed lens calibration.<\/p>\n 1. Make sure the protective cap on the lens is closed; When the device is started the manufacturer\u2019s logo is shown, and when the device is loaded the thermal image of the observed object is shown. Use the control panel (fig.2) for adjustment and menu navigation.<\/p>\n The dispaly shows: at the top center of the screen<\/strong> \u2013 digital zoom (if any);<\/p>\n in the lower left corner<\/strong> \u2013 the image profile number;<\/p>\n if the scope mode is on, the display shows the reticle.<\/p>\n This menu enables the following adjustments:<\/p>\n To enter the settings menu press and hold for 2-3 sec the button (M) on the button control panel (4).<\/p>\n The settings menu looks as follows:<\/p>\n The button (A) on the button control panel (4) pressed shortly changes the digital zoom of the device to 2x, 4x (for models with 640×480 core resolution \u2013 2x, 4x and 8x). The display shows the digital zoom rate (2x, 4x or 8x).<\/p>\n The device features manual adjustment of brightness, contrast and thermal sensitivity aimed to make the viewing conditions more comfortable.<\/p>\n To adjust brightness in the main menu press button (M) on the button control panel (4) until the brightness adjustment menu appears.<\/p>\n Select the required brightness level by pressing button (A) or (B). Press and hold (more than 2 s.) the button (A) to enter the main menu or continue the device adjustment and select another parameter by pressing shortly button (M).<\/p>\n To adjust contrast in the main menu press button (M) on the button control panel (4) until the contrast adjustment menu appears.<\/p>\n Select the required contrast level by pressing button (A) or (B). Press and hold (more than 2 s.) the button (A) to enter the main menu or continue the device adjustment and select another parameter by pressing shortly button (M).<\/p>\n To improve the quality of the observed image (depending on the contrast of the observed object and the background temperature) the device features the manual adjustment of the core (microbolometer) sensitivity.<\/p>\n To adjust the sensitivity in the main menu press the button (M) on the button control panel (4) until the thermal sensitivity adjustment menu appears.<\/p>\n Select the required thermal sensitivity level by pressing button (A) or (B). Press and hold (more than 2 sec.) the button (A) to enter the main menu or continue the device adjustment and select another parameter by pressing shortly button (M).<\/p>\n Image profiles A1 and A2 feature manual adjustment of thermal sensitivity only.<\/p>\n Button (B) on the button control panel (4) pressed shortly selects one of the modes: \u00abwhite \u2013 hot\u00bb or \u00abblack \u2013 hot\u00bb.<\/p>\n Press simultaneously and hold (for more than 3 sec.) buttons (A) and (M) to select the image colour pallet. The pallets are switched in loop.<\/p>\n Press and hold (more than 3 s.) button (B) to select one of the three saved image profiles (V1, V2, V3) or to turn on profile A1 or A2 where only thermal sensitivity level can be adjusted.<\/p>\n When any parameter is changed, the symbol \u00ab~\u00bb appears before the profile icon indicating that the profile changes are not saved. To save the image profile see cl.8.7.<\/p>\n To make the usage of the device more convenient the user can save three image profiles V1, V2 and V3 for brightness, contrast and thermal sensitivity settings.<\/p>\n Profiles A1 and A2 allow for manual adjustment of thermal sensitivity only and cannot be saved.:<\/p>\n 1. adjust the required level of brightness, contrast and thermal sensitivity (see cl. 8.4.);<\/p>\n 2. enter the device menu with the long push of button (M);<\/p>\n 3. using buttons (A) or (B) select \u00abSAVE IMAGE PROFILE\u00bb and enter it by pushing shortly button (M);<\/p>\n 4. select the number of the image profile to be saved with buttons (A) and (B);<\/p>\n 5. press and hold (more than 2s.) button (M) to save the profile. The message on the display will indicate that the profile is successfully saved. Press and hold (more than 2 s.) button (A) to exit the profile saving menu without saving the profile.<\/p>\n The device can be used as a viewer or a scope.<\/p>\n When the device is used as a monocular the reticle and all its settings (colour, brightness, zeroing, etc.) can be turned off. When the device is used as a scope the reticle should be turned on. To turn on\/off the reticle press and hold (more than 10 sec.) buttons (A) and (B). The zeroing profile number in the left upper corner and the reticle appear\/disappear.<\/p>\n Besides the thermal imaging core brightness adjustment the device features the display brightness adjustment. To adjust the display brightness:<\/p>\n Enter the device menu with the long push (more than 2 sec.) of button (M);<\/p>\n Using buttons (A) or (B) select \u00abDisplay Brightness\u00bb<\/p>\n and enter it by pushing shortly button (M);<\/p>\n Select the display brightness level with buttons (A) and\/or (B) and press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (M) to save and exit to the menu. Press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (A) to exit without saving.<\/p>\n Prior to entering the reticle settings menu make sure the reticle is turned on (see cl. 8.8.), otherwise when entering the menu the display will show the message that you should turn on the reticle.<\/p>\n To enter the reticle settings menu press shortly button (M).<\/p>\n The menu contains the following settings:<\/p>\n In this menu you can select one of the four previously zeroed profiles. To enter the menu press shortly button (M).<\/p>\n Use button (A) or (B) to select the required profile. Press and hold (more than 2 s.) button (M) to load the selected profile.<\/p>\n Press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (A) to exit the menu without loading.<\/p>\n The zeroing profiles can also be switched by pressing and holding (for more than 3 sec.) button (A). The zeroing profiles are switched in loop.<\/p>\n In the menu \u00abReticle Type\u00bb you can select one of the five types of the reticle (centre dot, German post, crosshair, chevron and Mil-dot). The Mil-dot reticle is available for models 40M3, 40L3, 40M3, 50L3, 40M6, 40L6, 50M6 and 50L6.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> In this menu you can select the colour of the reticle (black, white, red or green) depending on the selected image colour mode to make the reticle more distinctive against the background of the detected objects. To select the reticle colour:<\/p>\n Press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (A) to exit the menu without saving.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> You can also select the reticle brightness level to make it more distinctive. To adjust the reticle brightness:<\/p>\n Press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (A) to exit the menu without saving.<\/p>\n The device features the menu in two languages (Russian\/English). To select the language:<\/p>\n To reset all the settings to factory defaults:<\/p>\n The device zeroing is the alignment of the device reticle and the weapon mean point of impact (MPI). Zeroing is performed in a special equipped place using special equipment. The device is zeroed against the targets well detected with the thermal imaging scope.<\/p>\n The zeroing is performed as following:<\/p>\n The reticle is moved by pressing buttons (A) and (B). The axis are switched by pressing shortly button (M). The active coordinate is framed. In the left upper corner X and Y coordinates are shown with respect to the screen center. Match the target center with the reticle center.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> If the zeroing results are satisfactory, select Save option and save the profile by pressing and holding (more than 2 sec) button (M), and the window of the profile selection will open.<\/p>\n Using buttons (A) and (B) select the profile number and press and hold (more than 2 sec) button (M) to save the zeroing results, and the display will show the message confirming the profile is saved.<\/p>\n Press and hold (more than 2 sec) button (M) on the Exit option to exit the zeroing.<\/p>\n The Fortuna General device can be used as a front attachment for day scopes (models 25A3, 40A6, 50\u04103, 50\u04106 \u0438 MLX). To switch the device into the front attachment mode select the Attachment mode using button (A) or (B) and press shortly button (M) to enter the selected mode.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> Attention!<\/strong> For more information about using the device as a front attachment, see the User\u2019s manual for Fortuna General Clipon and Fortuna General MLX series.<\/p>\n To switch back the monocular\/scope mode:<\/p>\n Due to the impact loads, defected or socalled \u201cdead pixels\u201d may appear in the micro-bolometer. A dead pixel on the display looks like a dot of constant color (black or white). The device features the correction function to correct the dead pixels.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> To enter the pixel correction menu press shortly button (M). The reminder to close the protective lens cap appears on the screen.<\/p>\n Make sure the cap is closed and press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (M). The correction menu opens.<\/p>\n Attention!<\/strong> To remove automatically the dead pixels press shortly button (M) to select the option \u00abAuto\u00bb and press and hold button (M) to complete the removal. The display shows the message confirming the successful removal. If any pixels remain, remove them in manual mode.<\/p>\n To remove manually the dead pixels press shortly button (M) to switch between X and Y. With X selected buttons (A) and (B) move the cursor horizontally, and with Y selected \u2013 vertically. Align the cursor center with the dead pixel and press and hold button (M) for more than 2 sec.<\/p>\n To cancel the automatic dead pixels removal press shortly button (M) to select the option Reset and press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (M). The display shows the confirmation message.<\/p>\n To confirm<\/strong>, use button (A) or (B) to select Yes and press and hold (more than 5 sec.) button (M) to cancel the correction. To exit without cancellation select No and press and hold (more than 2 sec.) button (M).<\/p>\n2. Device Features and Application<\/h2>\n
2.1. Application<\/h3>\n
2.2. FORTUNA GENERAL<\/h3>\n
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3. Shipping Kit<\/h2>\n
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\n FORTUNA GENERAL thermal imaging device<\/td>\n 1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Power batteries CR123<\/td>\n 2<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n User’s manual<\/td>\n 1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Pouch (case)<\/td>\n 1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n External power supply cable<\/td>\n 1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n 4. Accessories<\/h2>\n
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5. Specifications<\/h2>\n
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\n Model<\/strong><\/td>\n 25M3<\/strong><\/td>\n 25L3<\/strong><\/td>\n 40M3<\/strong><\/td>\n 40L3<\/strong><\/td>\n 50M3<\/strong><\/td>\n 50L3<\/strong><\/td>\n 25M6<\/strong><\/td>\n 25L6<\/strong><\/td>\n 40M6<\/strong><\/td>\n 40L6<\/strong><\/td>\n 50M6<\/strong><\/td>\n 50L6<\/strong><\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Thermal imaging core<\/td>\n 384×288, 1717 um<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Spectral range, um<\/td>\n 7.5 … 14<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Frequency, Hz<\/td>\n 50<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Sensitivity, mK<\/td>\n <50<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Calibration<\/td>\n silent, electronic<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Lens<\/td>\n 25 mm, F\/1.0<\/td>\n 40 mm, F\/1.0<\/td>\n 50 mm, F\/1.2<\/td>\n 25 mm, F\/1.0<\/td>\n 40 mm, F\/1.0<\/td>\n 50 mm, F\/1.2<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Optical Zoom<\/td>\n 2.1<\/td>\n 1.8<\/td>\n 3.4<\/td>\n 2.8<\/td>\n 4.2<\/td>\n 3.5<\/td>\n 1.3<\/td>\n 1.06<\/td>\n 2.0<\/td>\n 1.7<\/td>\n 2.5<\/td>\n 2.1<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Field of View, \u00b0<\/td>\n 14.6 x 11.1<\/td>\n 9.3 x 7<\/td>\n 7.4 x 5.6<\/td>\n 23.5 x 18.1<\/td>\n 15.2 x 11.5<\/td>\n 12.3 x 9.3<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Lens focusing, m<\/td>\n Fixed, from 10 to \u221e<\/td>\n Manual, from 5 to \u221e<\/td>\n Fixed, from 10 to \u221e<\/td>\n Manual, from 5 to \u221e<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Pace of corrections, distance 100m, cm<\/td>\n 3.4<\/td>\n 2.1<\/td>\n 1.7<\/td>\n 5.7<\/td>\n 3.5<\/td>\n 2.8<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Eye Relief, mm<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n 25<\/td>\n 52<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Dioptric Adjustment<\/td>\n -5 … +5<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Display<\/td>\n AMOLED 800×600<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Power Supply<\/td>\n up to 8.5 V (CR123A x 2pcs. or RCR121 x 2 pcs.)<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Minimal continuous run at 25\u00b0, h<\/td>\n 5<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Protection class<\/td>\n IP 67<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Maximum impact load, g<\/td>\n 500<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Operating temperature range, \u00b0C<\/td>\n -30 … 50<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Dimensions, mm<\/td>\n 65x52x16.5<\/td>\n 65x52x19.5<\/td>\n 55x72x19.5<\/td>\n 55x72x22.5<\/td>\n 57x74x13.9<\/td>\n 57x74x23.9<\/td>\n 65x52x16.5<\/td>\n 65x52x19.5<\/td>\n 55x72x19.5<\/td>\n 55x72x22.5<\/td>\n 55x74x13.9<\/td>\n 57x74x23.9<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n \n Weight with batteries (CR123 x\u00a0 2pcs)<\/td>\n 430<\/td>\n 520<\/td>\n 530<\/td>\n 620<\/td>\n 710<\/td>\n 740<\/td>\n 430<\/td>\n 520<\/td>\n 530<\/td>\n 620<\/td>\n 710<\/td>\n 740<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n 6. Device Design and Controls<\/h2>\n
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\n2. Protective cap
\n3. Battery pack
\n4. Control buttons
\n5. Support mounting interface
\n6. Device enclosure
\n7. On\/Off lever
\n8. Video output and external power
\nsupply socket
\n9. Eyepiece dioptric adjustment ring
\n10. Eyeguard<\/p>\n![\"Fortuna](\"https:\/\/www.optics-trade.eu\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/Fortuna-general-5.png\")
\nFor models 50M3, 50L3, 50M6 and 50L6 the lens is focused by rotating the ring.<\/p>\n![\"Fortuna](\"https:\/\/www.optics-trade.eu\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/Fortuna-general-6.png\")
7. Operation<\/h2>\n
7.1. Unpacking<\/h3>\n
7.2. Installing the Batteries<\/h3>\n
\n2. 2. Insert the batteries observing the polarity marked inside the battery case;
\n3. Close the door and tighten up the screw clockwise<\/p>\n
\nLi-Ion battery contains SO2 (sulphur dioxide) under pressure. Do not heat, pierce, disassemble, shortcircuit, recharge or in any other way put pressure on the battery. Turn the device off if the battery case is overheated. Wait until the battery cools prior to reinstall it. Do not store or transport the device with the inserted batteries.<\/p>\n7.3. Turning On and Off<\/h3>\n
7.4. Dioptric Adjustment of Eyepiece<\/h3>\n
7.5. Calibration<\/h3>\n
\n2. Press simultaneously and hold (more than 10 sec) buttons (M) and (B).<\/p>\n8. Electronic Adjustment of the Device<\/h2>\n
8.1. Main Menu<\/h3>\n
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8.2. Settings Menu<\/h3>\n
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8.3. Digital zoom<\/h3>\n
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8.4. Selecting Adjustable Parameters<\/h3>\n
8.4.1. Brightness Adjustment<\/h4>\n
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8.4.2. Contrast Adjustment<\/h4>\n
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8.4.3. Manual Adjustment of Thermal Sensitivity<\/h4>\n
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8.5. Selecting the Image Colour<\/h3>\n
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8.6. Selecting the Image Profile<\/h3>\n
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8.7. Saving Image Profile<\/h3>\n
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8.8. Turning On\/Off the Reticle<\/h3>\n
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8.9. Display Brightness<\/h3>\n
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8.10. Reticle Settings<\/h3>\n
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8.10.1. Selecting Zeroing Profile<\/h4>\n
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8.10.2. Selecting the Reticle Type<\/h4>\n
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\nDue to the small zoom of the devices the Mil-dot reticle pace at 1x digital zoom is TWO mils. At digital zoom other than 1x \u2013 ONE mil.<\/p>\n![\"Fortuna](\"https:\/\/www.optics-trade.eu\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/Fortuna-general-33.png\")
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8.10.3. Selecting the Reticle Colour<\/h4>\n
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\nThe menu colour changes together with the reticle colour.<\/p>\n8.10.4. Reticle Brightness Adjustment<\/h4>\n
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8.11. Language<\/h3>\n
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8.12. Reset<\/h3>\n
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9. Zeroing<\/h2>\n
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\nWhen the corrections are entered it is the reticle that moves, not the MPI.<\/p>\n\n
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10. Application<\/h2>\n
10.1. Attachment Mode<\/h3>\n
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\nAfter the device is turned off and turned on again, it remains in the attachment mode. The monocular\/ attachment modes are switched only via the menu.<\/p>\n
\nThe device in the attachment mode features 1x optical zoom only, without digital zoom.<\/p>\n10.2. Monocular Mode<\/h3>\n
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11. Pixel Correction<\/h2>\n
\nCorrection shall be performed with the lens cap closed!<\/p>\n![\"Fortuna](\"https:\/\/www.optics-trade.eu\/blog\/wp-content\/uploads\/2021\/03\/Fortuna-general-51.png\")
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\nAutomatic mode cannot guarantee the complete removal of all the dead pixels. In this case the remaining pixels should be removed manually. Switch between the modes by pressing shortly button (M).<\/p>\n11.1. Automatic Dead Pixels Removal<\/h3>\n
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11.2. Manual Dead Pixels Removal<\/h3>\n
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11.3. Cancelling the Automatic
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