Searanger II 7x50 - Binoculars Bynolyt - Free user manual and instructions

Product type	Binoculars
Brand	Bynolyt
Model	Searanger II 7x50
Magnification	7x
Objective lens diameter	50 mm
Focusing	Central focusing knob
Diopter adjustment	Yes, via ring on right eyepiece (or central for Tern/Stork models)
Interpupillary adjustment	Yes, central hinge
Eyepieces	Fold-down rubber eyecups for eyeglass wearers
Included accessories	Case, lens caps, cleaning cloth
Warranty	Extension to 25 years for models >150€ upon registration
Maintenance	Cleaning with cloth and lensclean liquid; avoid shocks, drops, sand/humidity
Safety	Never look at the sun with binoculars
Material	High-quality optics
Usage	Terrestrial and marine observation; suitable for eyeglass wearers

Frequently Asked Questions - Searanger II 7x50 Bynolyt

How to adjust the diopter on Bynolyt Searanger II 7x50 binoculars?

To adjust the diopter, start by focusing on an object about 100 meters away with the left eyepiece (covering the right eyepiece). Use the central focusing knob. Then, look with the right eyepiece and adjust the eyepiece adjustment ring (located on the right eyepiece) until you get a sharp image. Do not touch the central knob during this adjustment.

Can I use these binoculars with glasses?

Yes, the eyepieces are equipped with fold-down rubber eyecups. Turn or fold down the rubber to reduce the eye-to-eyepiece distance, allowing you to enjoy the full field of view.

How to clean the lenses of the binoculars?

Use the provided cleaning cloth slightly dampened with specific lensclean liquid. Before cleaning, remove sand grains with a lens stylus or brush to avoid scratches.

What is the warranty period?

The standard warranty covers manufacturing defects for the period indicated on the card. By registering your binoculars, you benefit from a 25-year extension for models over 150€.

How to mount the binoculars on a tripod?

Bynolyt offers optional tripod adapters. You can also use the Telebackpack to easily carry and use your tripod and binoculars.

What is the minimum focusing distance?

The minimum focusing distance depends on the binoculars' specifications. For the Searanger II 7x50 model, it is generally about 5 to 10 meters, but check the manual.

Are the binoculars waterproof?

The manual does not explicitly mention waterproofing. It is advised to protect them from shocks, drops, sand, and humidity. Store them in the provided case after use.

Can I use the binoculars without glasses if I am nearsighted?

Yes, the diopter adjustment compensates for vision differences between the two eyes. Adjust the ring on the right eyepiece to get a sharp image without glasses.

What to do if the image becomes black at the edges?

This may be due to incorrect adjustment of the eyepiece rubber. Adjust the eye-to-eyepiece distance by turning or folding the rubber until the image is sharp to the edges.

How to use the binocular harness?

The binocular harness attaches around the neck and shoulders to hold the binoculars against your chest, preventing them from dangling. It is ideal for activities like cycling.

USER MANUAL Searanger II 7x50 Bynolyt

Congratulations on the purchase of your Bynolyt binoculars. Bynolyt is a Dutch brand and guarantees quality and many years of viewing joy!

This manual applies to all Bynolyt roof prism and porro prism models.

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Focussing

Every pair of binoculars has a central focussing button. In addition, there is a provision for setting the difference in dioptres between the left and the right eye. This dioptre setting only has to be set once (for multiple users, it will need to be reset). With the central focus button you can then focus on any object.

*: Except for Fixed Focus and Individual Ocular Focus models.

Pupil distance

For setting the pupil distance, the binoculars have a hinged middle section. When the binoculars are set optimally, you will have one complete image.

The eyepieces have rubbers, which offer you the option to increase or decrease the distance from your eye to the eyepiece. This feature is included to provide optimum viewing with the binoculars.

Spectacle wearers

For people who wear spectacles, the eyepiece rubbers can be turned in, pushed in or folded back. This makes it possible to use the complete angle of the binoculars. The transition from the image to the edge is sharp in a properly set pair of binoculars. If the image is black sometimes, or the edges are vague, you need to adjust the eyepiece rubbers.

Setting for first use

Setting the binoculars for first use is done in two steps:

1. Eyepiece (left)
   2.Eyepiece adjustment ring
2. Focus button

The first setting is on the left eyepiece** (1). Point the binoculars to an object approx. 100 meters from where you are. While looking through the left eyepiece, cover the right barrel with your hand to prevent distraction. Now focus on the object, using the central focus button

(3). Then look at the same object through the right eyepiece and set it with the eyepiece adjustment ring (2)^** . (Make sure the central focus button is not turned). If you wish, you may cover the left barrel. As soon as the image is sharp, the binoculars are set for your eyes. (For multiple users, the dioptres must be adjusted each time.) You can now focus on any object with the central focus button. Binoculars always have a minimum focus distance. The minimum focus distance depends on the specifications of your binoculars.

**: Exception Tern and Stork. For these binoculars, you must pull out the central focus ring for dioptres. ATTENTION!!: this is for the left eye in the Tern. The procedure for setting is exactly the opposite as what is described above.

Accessoires

Telebackpack

A handy backpack you can use to bring your tripod and telescope with you very easily without having to contiuously dismantle them. By attaching the legs of the tripod to the backpack with a

Velcro fastening, you can put the whole thing on your back at once. While observing, the Telebackpack does not have to be taken off the tripod. Two big lockable pockets provide spaces for your camera, lunch, etc.

Tripod adapters and Lenspen (with sponge and brush)

Binocular harness

With this convenient harness, you will never again be bothered by dangling binoculars. For example, you can ride your bike without the binoculars moving back and forth.

But the binoculars are always ready for use!

Warranty

Every pair of Bynolyt binoculars and every Bynolyt telescope that shows manufacturing and/or material flaws, will be repaired FREE OF CHARGE within the warranty term. Warranty is provided only if the binoculars or telescope has a valid proof of warranty and proof of purchase. Please refer to the defi niti ons on the warranty card for the terms and conditi ons.

If you register the binoculars or telescope, you automatically extend the warranty to 25 years (only applies to models over € 150.00).

Maintenance

Your binoculars are a high-quality optical instrument, which protects you from blows, falling, constriction and a sandy-moist environment. After using your binoculars, store them in their case and use the protective caps if appropriate***. To clean the lens parts of your binoculars, you can use the lens tissue included. You may moisten it with its own the lens cleaner fluid. It is recommended to remove grains of sand and such with a lenspen or brush.

***The protective caps are often part of the packaging material and are not always available separately as a service item.

WARNING!

NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO OR TOWARDS THE SUN! THIS MAY CAUSE SERIOUS AND IRREPARABLE DAMAGE TO YOUR EYES.

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