Operation Manual

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Exit the menu option “Zeroing” by holding the “M” button pressed for one
second. The reticle will now move to the point of impact.
Make another shot - the point of impact should now match the aiming
point.
The riflescope should now be zeroed-in for the specified distance.
Main menu includes the following options:
Reticle selection in the riflescope’s memory
Weapon selection
“One shot zeroing” mode (refer to section 10 for details)
Video output selection/disable
Clock set up
Activation of wireless remote control (see section 15 for details).
Note: the aiming reticle can move only
within the red limiting frame (see pic.) that
defines the click range – 80 clicks
horizontally, and 100 clicks vertically
(models 76312A/76315A); 120 clicks
horizontally, and 100 clicks vertically
(models 76317UA/76318UA).
C
P
Follow first four steps, set forth in subsection “Traditional zeroing”.
Take a shot. If the point of impact does not match the target centre push the
“M” (5) to enter main menu and choose with (6,7) buttons menu
option “Zeroing” marked by icon.
On the right of the icon appears icon ; auxiliary cross (C) appears in
the centre of the aiming reticle.
Holding the reticle in the aiming point, by rotating the windage/elevation
knob (10) move the auxiliary cross (С) horizontally or vertically relative to
the reticle until the auxiliary cross matches the point of impact (P) (see
pic.). To switch between movement direction push the knob (10) to hear a
click. When moving directions of the reticle changes, the active coordinate
changes its colour from white to red.
One shot zeroing:
To do this, unscrew the knob cover (9), push the knob (10 ) to hear a click.
First push of the knob enables vertical movement of the reticle ( ), appears
on the data panel), second push enables horizontal movement (icon ).
Another push of the knob lets you quit this mode.
Check the accuracy of your adjustments by firing 3 or 4 control shots.
The scope should now be zeroed-in for the specified distance.
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X=21
Y=19
Note: zeroing parameters (coordinates X;Y) are saved in the riflescope’s
memory as number 1 in the menu option “Weapon choice”. If you want
to zero in the riflescope using another weapon or another distance, select
option 2 or 3 (details in the menu option “Weapon choice” section 11)
and do the zeroing.
Menu operation
Short or long press of navigation buttons - switching between menu
options.
Short press of the button “M”– entering the menu and submenu,
confirmation of choice.
Long press of the button “M”– exiting the menu and submenu
(depending on the cursor position).
Reticle selection in the riflescope’s memory
This menu option allows selection of one of the reticles saved in the
riflescope’s memory .
Choose the icon and press “M”.
Press buttons to select a reticle from the list (reticle name is shown
next to its order number).
Confirm your choice by pressing the button “M”.
List and description www.pulsar-nv.com of the reticles can be found at
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Weapon choice
This menu option allows selection of three variants of zeroing parameters
for various types of weapons or for various distances.
Select icon with the buttons , then choose a number out of the
list (1; 2; 3).
Confirm your choice by pressing the button “M”. The number of the
selected variant of the weapon (distance) to use is shown on the data
panel in the lower portion of the display.
Note. Originally the reticle for all the three variants is located in the
display centre (coordinates X=0;Y=0). Further on, each type of weapon
(distance) requires individual zeroing.
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IMPORTANT!
Please note that due to peculiarities of OLED display technology
(models 76312A and 76315A), after upload of a new reticle, you may
notice on the riflescope's display residual “ghost image” of the
previous reticle.
The “ghost image” looks like semitransparent white lines. The
image may appear if a new reticle does not contain elements (such
as lines, circles, bars etc.) of the previous reticle. After a while the
“ghost image” becomes less noticeable.
We do not take any responsibility for the claims in connection with
“ghost image” arisen due to multiple change of reticles.