Pard DS3X Serie Bedienungsanleitung Seite 5

Press [Key 4] to start the range detection function (For LRF version, the distance will be measured and
displayed automatically. For non LRF version, the distance is not measured automatically and will
display "[0]m or [0]yds". You need to manually input the target distance value by rotating the knob).
Press [Key 4] a second time to turn on the B.C indicator (when the B.C is turned off, the range indicator
is turned off).
Press [Key 4] a third time to turn off the B.C indicator (when the B.C is turned on).
② In menu mode: press [key 4] to return to the previous page.
2. Press and hold:
Home screen mode: press and hold [Key 4] to turn on/off the WiFi function.
Please note: When the WiFi is turned on, you cannot access the menu. Press and hold [Key 4] to turn off
the WiFi and then enter the menu interface.
Installation
1
Battery installation and startup
The battery installation steps are as follows:
①
Unscrew the battery cap counterclockwise
and remove the battery.
③
Insert the battery, ensuring that the positive
(+) side goes in first and tighten the battery
cap clockwise.
2
Mount installation
To ensure the best user experience, we highly recommend using our original mount included in the
product packaging.
① Unscrew the ring tops, and loosen the screws
on the bottom half of the mount.
② Attach the bottom half of your rings to the rail.
③ Tighten the screws on the rear mount to your
rail.
④ Place the scope in the scope rings.
⑤ Install the ring tops and tighten down the
screws as shown in the picture 1.
3
Diopter focusing
Rotate the diopter focusing wheel until you can
see the screen clearly as shown in picture 2.
Picture 2
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Compass calibration
Please use the "figure 8 pattern method" as
shown in picture 4 to calibrate the compass.
②
Remove the insulating tape.
④
To turn on the device, press and hold the
power button for about 3 seconds. (When
the power light illuminates and the PARD
Logo appears on the screen, the device is
ready for use.)
4
Objective lens focusing
Adjust the objective focusing wheel until you
can see the target image clearly as shown in
picture 3.
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Picture 1
Picture 3
Picture 4