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USER MANUAL Commander Global 7x50 Steiner

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Commander Global 7x50

Commander Global 7x50

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We congratulate you on your purchase of the Commander Global marine binoculars and thank you for the trust you have placed in us. In buying these binoculars, you have purchased a STEINER product that represents the highest degree of innovative spirit, unprecedented quality and no-compromise ruggedness. We wish you many unique viewing experiences with your new Commander Global

1. Inserting the battery (3pcs):

Only use type CR 2 batteries

In order to be able to carry out electronic compass measurements, the binoculars are equipped with batteries. These are included in the scope of delivery, but are not installed when

delivered, to prevent premature discharging. To install the batteries, proceed as follows: Open the battery compartment cover of the binoculars (Fig. 1).

No tools are required to do so. Simply turning the cover in

an anticlockwise direction is sufficient. You can now insert the batteries. Take care when doing this that the negative pole is visible (Fig. 2) when you replace the cover, and close until watertight by

turning the cover clockwise. The life of a set of batteries is more than 1000 measurements under normal conditions. In order to conserve the battery, the compass display switches off after 10 seconds of inactivity.

2. Basic information concerning the WORLDWIDE-COMPASS:

The new WORLDWIDE-COMPASS has integrated electronic magnetic field measurement and thus ensures absolutely correct bearings anywhere in the world, from Alaska to Fiji. Even the declination of the binoculars is unimportant, since it is compensated for by a sensor.

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2.1 The compass function buttons:

You operate the WORLDWIDE-COMPASS by means of two function pushbuttons that are located directly next to the compass housing:

ton 1: Pushbutton 2: (T1) Pause (T2)

With the help of these two pushbuttons you can:

■ Switch the compass on and off
■ Find your bearings
■ Temporarily store the value obtained
■ Set the declination manually
- Select the representation of the compass: - 360 degrees - 6400 mill

2.2 Explanation of the Individual compass functions: Switching on the compass:

This can only be done by pressing the button.

Finding bearings:

After pressing the ⏻ button, the binoculars automatically go into measurement mode. When you now look through the binoculars, the animated rotating compass scale is displayed.

Noting currently displayed measurement value: During measurement, press the 📄 button once briefly to retain the value. To continue measuring, it is only necessary to press the 📄 button again.

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2.3 Individual compass settings menu

With this menu you can conveniently make the following settings for the compass:

■ Declination correction (magnetic variation)

- Set the compass scale representation to "360 degrees" or "6400 mill"

2.3.1 Activating the compass settings menu

To do so, press the ⏻ button and the ⏻ button simultaneously for 3 seconds to activate the settings menu.

You can now make the desired settings with the help of the ⏻ and the ⏱ button. For this, study the structure of the compass settings menu on the adjacent page.

2.4 Overview of structure of the settings menu

Activating the menu Press both buttons for 3 seconds.

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    A["1st option:: Declination correction"] --> B["For 2nd option: Press Button"]
    B --> C["2nd option: Graduation"]
    C --> D["Sub-menu: Press Button"]
    D --> E["Activation of magnetic north"]
    E --> F["Select: Press Button"]
    F --> G["The menu is ended after selection"]
    G --> H["Activation of 360-degree view"]
    H --> I["Sub-menu: Press Button"]
    I --> J["The menu is ended after selection. To"]
    J --> K["Activation of 6400-mill view"]
    K --> L["After selection"]
    M["Activation of manual declination correction"] --> N["Select: Press Button"]
    N --> O["Manual Input"]
    O --> P["+ 1 degree"]
    O --> Q["Degree"]
    P --> R["After 5 seconds inactivity, the entry is accepted and the menu ended"]
    Q --> S["After selection"]

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2.5 Compass display

Under the reticule plate you will see the compass display, which, as well as the bearings value, gives you further information: The current battery status (Fig. 1) and the set declination offset (Fig. 2).

Switch-over of the compass display from day to night mode is done automatically, and depends on ambient light conditions.

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Day mode Night mode

1. Strap attachment and floating strap
   

The ClicLoc system of the Commander Global (Fig. 3) allows the carrying strap to be connected very quickly and easily. The lock clip slides easily into the ClicLoc holder and clicks noticeably into the end position. The ergonomically optimised trigger depressions reliably prevent accidental release of the lock clips. The strap can be quickly and extremely conveniently released by

briefly pressing down on the depressions (Fig. 4).

The floating strap prevents the binoculars sinking. The strap is fitted with reflecting elements from 3M that aid in finding the binoculars even in bad light conditions.

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The padding is soft and permits fatigue-free carrying.

Further information about STEINER binoculars can be found on our website www.steiner.de

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Space Scan Focus Commender Global T.A. 50

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