Operation Manual
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USE OF THE ADDITIONAL WEAVER 7/8” RAIL
The riflescope is fitted out with an additional Weaver rail (8) located on the left 
side of the body. With the help of this rail you can attach accessories like:
- accessory Pulsar - 940 IR Flashlight (940 nm);
- external power supply EPS3; 
- video recorder CVR640 etc. 
“Video out” jack (14) is designed to connect external recording devices and 
to transmit video signal to monitors, TV sets etc. 
Select a suitable video output standard - PAL or NTSC (refer to section
 11 “Main Menu”).
Connect an external signal receiver to the “Video out” jack (14) and turn 
on the scope. 
However please note that higher sensitivity causes an increased noise 
level in the picture, lower frame rate; image slows down, if the riflescope 
is rapidly moved from one side to the other, the picture may be blurred 
for a moment.  Neither of these effects is a flaw of the unit. After the 
SumLight™ Signal Processing Program is activated, light dots (pixels) 
may  appear in  the  field  of  view  which is  explained  by  operation 
peculiarities of this function. This is not a defect either. 
The riflescope has a number of modes to enhance image quality:
Autocontrast mode and Sum Light™ mode:
Mode “Autocontrast” allows rapid image contrast enhancement (button 
(12), marked by icon). 
Mode  “Sum  Light™”  activates  enhanced  sensitivity  algorithm  for 
operation in low light conditions or complete darkness (button (11), marked 
by icon). 
SumLight™ 
After the riflescope is switched on for the first time, the Sum Light™ 
activates automatically. The use of Sum Light™ substantially increases 
sensitivity of the CCD array thus enabling observation in low light without 
using the IR Illuminator. 
When using the unit at a sufficient level of night illumination, the Sum Light™ 
function can be deactivated manually using the menu. Hereafter on  activation 
the DFA75 retains the function status before it was turned off. 
The wireless remote control duplicates activation of the scope, IR Illuminator 
and digital zoom.
“ON” button (23) – turning on/off the scope (keep pressed for two seconds 
to turn on the scope);
“IR”  button  (24)  -  turning  on/off  the  IR  Illuminators,  powers  settings 
selection;
“Zoom” button (25) – activation/deactivation of digital zoom. 
The unit has three buttons:
To start using the wireless remote control you will need to activate it:
Turn on the scope and select menu option “RC activation”, marked by 
 icon in the data panel.
Press the “М” (5) button, a message “WAIT” will show up and countdown 
will start within which you need to press any button of the RC.
If the activation is successful, a message “COMPLETE” will show up 
next to  icon. The RC is ready for use.
If the RC does not work, replace the battery. To do this, unscrew the 
screws on the rear panel of the RC, remove the cover, pull out the old 
battery and insert a new CR2032 battery. 
Indication of hot functions
Switching IR  Illuminator’s operating modes,  brightness and  contrast 
adjustment,  activation  of  the  “Sumlight”,  “Autocontrast”  и  “Zoom” 
functions are shown as large pop-up icons in the upper part of the display. 
Clock Set Up 
Note: time settings will be kept in the memory of the scope for two 
months after removal of batteries. 
Selection/disable of video output signal
Press the the button “M” (5) and select icon  using the “◄ ” (6) 
and “►” (7) buttons.  
Using the “◄ ” (6) and “►” (7) buttons the required video output signal – 
PAL or NTSC. 
To exit the main menu, keep the button “M” pressed for one second. Or 
wait 10 seconds to exit automatically. 
Press “М” and select icon in the menu. 
Move the cursor with the navigation buttons          to select time format 
“24” or “AM/PM”. 
Press  “М”  to proceed to  hour  setup. Set the  hour  with the navigation 
buttons. You can keep the button pressed until the required value shows 
up. 
Press  “М”  to  proceed  to  minute  setup.  Set  the  minute  according  to 
instructions above. 
To exit main menu, hold “M” pressed for one second. Or wait 10 seconds 
to exit automatically. 
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