Pulsar Thermion Manuale del proprietario

Tipo
Manuale del proprietario
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
THERMION
Thermal Imaging
Riescopes
ENGLISH / FRANÇAIS / DEUTSCH / ESPAÑOL / ITALIANO / РУССКИЙ
Thermal Riescope THERMION 1-15
ENGLISH
Viseurs thermiques THERMION 16-30
FRANÇAIS
Wärmebild-Zielfernrohr THERMION 31-45
DEUTSCH
Visores térmicos THERMION 46-60
ESPAÑOL
Cannocchiali termici THERMION 61-75
ITALIANO
Тепловизионные прицелы THERMION 76-90
РУССКИЙ
v.0920
ENGLISH
Technical Specications
MODEL XM30 XM38 XM50 XQ38 XQ50 XP38 XP50
SKU 76524 76525 76526 76522 76523 76542 76543
MICROBOLOMETER
Type Uncooled
Resolution, pixels 320x240 384x288 640x480
Pixel size, microns 12 17
Frame refresh rate, Hz 50
OPTICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Lens, mm
F30
F/1.2
F38
F/1.2
F50
F/1.2
F38
F/1.2
F50
F/1.2
F38
F/1.2
F50
F/1.2
Magnication ratio, x 3.5-14 4-16 5.5-22 2.5-10 3.5-14 1.5-12 2-16
Eye relief, mm/inch 50 (1.96)
Field of view angle (horizontal), ° 7.3 5.8 4.4 9.8 7.5 16.3 12.4
Eyepiece focusing range, dioptres -3/+5
Detection distance*, m (y) 1300 (1420) 1700 (1860) 2300 (2515) 1350 (1475) 1800 (1970) 1350 (1475) 1800 (1970)
AIMING RETICLE
Click value (H/V), mm@100 m – when magnifying, x
12 – 3.5x
6 – 7x
3 – 14x
10 – 4x
5 – 8х
2.5 – 16х
7 – 5.5х
3.5 – 11х
1.75 – 22х
17 – 2.5х
8.5 – 5х
4.25 – 10х
13 - 3.5х
6.5 – 7х
3.25 – 14х
28 – 1.5х
14 – 3х
7 – 6х
3.5 – 12х
21 – 2х
10.5 – 4х
5.25 – 8х
2.6 – 16х
Click range (H/V), mm@100 m 2400/2400 2000/2000 1400/1400 3400/3400 2600/2600 5600/5600 4200/4200
DISPLAY
Type AMOLED
Resolution, pixels 1024х768
OPERATING FEATURES
Diameter of the riescope body to assemble the mounting rings, mm 30
Battery Packs (built-in APS3 and removable APS2) operating time at temp. = 22 °C (Wi-Fi off), hrs 7
Operating voltage, V 3–4.2
Battery type / Capacity / Rated Output Voltage
Li-Ion Battery Pack АPS2 / 2000 mAh / DC 3.7 V (removable)**
APS3 / 3200 mAh / DC 3.7 V (built-in)
External power supply Micro USB type B (5 V)
Maximum recoil power on a ried weapon, Joules 6000
Maximum recoil power on a smooth-bore weapon, caliber 12
Degree of protection IP code (IEC60529) IPX7
Operating temperature, °C (°F) -25 – +50 (-13 – +122)
Dimensions with an eyecup (LxWxH), mm
(inch)
387 х 78 х 74
(15.23 x 3.07 x 2.91)
395 х 78 х 72
(15.55 x 3.07 x 2.83)
407 х 78 х 80
(16.02 x 3.07 x 3.15)
395 х 78 х 72
(15.55 x 3.07 x 2.83)
407 х 78 х 80
(16.02 x 3.07 x 3.15)
407 x 78 x 80
(16.02х3.07х3.15)
416 x 78 x 80
(16.38 х 3.07 х 3.15)
Weight (without removable battery), kg (oz) 0.75 (26.45) 0.75 (26.45) 0.9 (31.75) 0.75 (26.45) 0.9 (31.75) 0.75 (26.45) 0.9 (31.75)
VIDEO RECORDER
Photo/video resolution, pixels 1024x768
Video / photo format .mp4 / .jpg
Built-in memory 16 GB
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Frequency 2.4 GHz
Standard 802.11 b/g
Line-of-sight reception range***, m up to 15
* Object of deer type    ** APS3 Battery Pack can be used (sold separately)    ***The reception range may vary depending on various factors: obstacles, other Wi-Fi networks.
Improvements may be made to the design of this product to enhance its user features.
The current version of the User’s Manual can be found on the website pulsar-vision.com
1
Description
thermal imaging riescopes are designed for use with hunting weapons both at night-time and
during the day in adverse weather conditions (fog, smog, rain) as well as having the obstacles (branches, tall
grass, dense bushes etc.) hindering the target detection. Unlike the riescopes based on electrical-to-optical
converters, thermal imaging riescopes do not require an external light source and are resistant to high-
illumination level.
Application areas of the riescopes are as follows: hunting, observation and orientation under conditions of
limited visibility.
Distinctive Features
High range detection
High-resolution image
Variable magnication
12 micron microbolometer (XM models)
Heavy caliber shock resistance: 12-gauge, 9.3x64, .375H&H
Mounting with standard 30 mm rings
Strong metal housing
Completely waterproof IPX7
Custom spot options
HD AMOLED color display
Photo and video recording
Picture in Picture Function
Color Modes
Stream Vision App Support
Advanced features (It is possible to update riescope software using free Stream Vision app
User-friendly control
B-Pack mini combined power system
Functional and ergonomic design
Wide operating temperature range (-25 °С...+50°С)
Useful Functions and Modes
User-friendly interface
Stadiametric rangender (estimate distance to object)
Built-in 3-axis accelerometer gyroscope (slope angle indication)
Four observation modes: Forest, Rocks, Identication and User
Three calibration modes: manual, semi-automatic and automatic
Smooth Digital Zoom
A large number of electronic spots
Scalable reticles (reticle graduation changes proportional to Zoom)
5 zeroing proles (10 distances per prole)
One-shot zero function
Precise “Zoom zeroing” (reducing the minute of angle click when zooming in)
“Freeze Zeroing” function
8 color modes
Defective microbolometer pixel removal function
“Display off function
“Image Detail Boost” function, which increases the sharpness and overall image detail.
Wi-Fi. Remote control and observation with a smartphone
Video recording
Built-in photo and video recorder with sound recording
16 GB internal memory
Integration with iOS and Android devices.
Youtube. Live video streaming and recording in the Internet via smartphone and using a free Stream Vision
application
Batteries
Built-in 3200 mAh Battery Pack APS3
Quick Change Li-Ion Battery Packs APS2/APS3
You can charge the built-in and external Battery Packs APS2 and APS3 via micro USB port
Components and Controls
1
2
4
3
5
7
8
6
12
11
9
10
Eyecup
Eyepiece dioptre
adjusting ring
Micro
USB cover
Micro USB
port
REC button
ZOOM button
ON button
Battery
com-
partment
cover
Battery Pack
APS2
Controller
Lens focus ring*
Lens cover
*except for Model XM30 (non-focusing lens)
2
Buttons Operation
Control
Condition / Operating
Mode
First short
press
Subsequent
short presses
Long press Rotation
ON button
Device is switched off
Switch
device on
Device
calibration
Switch device on
Display is switched off
Switch
display on
Device
calibration
Switch device off
Device is switched on,
quick menu, main menu
Device calibration
Switch display off/
Switch device off
ZOOM
button
Device is switched on,
quick menu, main menu
Zoom Switch PiP on/off
REC button
Device is switched on,
quick menu, main menu,
video mode
Video
recording
start
Pause
Toggle between
video/photo mode
Device is switched on,
quick menu, main menu,
video recording activated
Pause
Video
recording
start
Stop video recording
Device is switched on,
quick menu, main menu,
photo mode
Photography
Toggle between
video/photo mode
Controller
Device is switched on
Access quick
menu
Access main menu
Quick menu Navigation Exit quick menu
Parameter
change
Main menu
Conrm value, enter menu
items
Exit menu items,
main menu
Navigation
through menu
Zoom
Smooth
Zooming
Using Battery Pack
 thermal imaging riescopes come with a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion APS3 Battery Pack with a
capacity of 3200 mAh and removable rechargeable lithium-ion APS2 Battery Pack with a capacity of 2000 mAh.
Battery should be charged before the rst use.
Charging:
Open the micro USB cover (9) by turning it counterclockwise.
Connect the micro USB plug of the USB cable (16) to the micro USB
port (10) in the body of the riescope.
Connect the second micro USB plug of the USB cable (16) to the
micro USB port on the DC adapter (17). Plug the device into a
100–240 V socket (18).
ATTENTION! When charging batteries via the micro USB port (10),
the built-in APS3 Battery Pack is the rst to be charged. When it
is completely charged, the removable APS2 Battery Pack starts
charging. When the device is in use, power consumption occurs in
reverse sequence.
The rechargeable lithium-ion APS2 Battery Pack can be recharged
using the APS charger*.
Insert the APS2* Battery Pack (8) along the rail into the APS charger
slot as far as it will go. The APS charger is supplied with your
device.
16
10
17
18
9
DC adapter
USB cable
Micro USB port
Micro USB cover
Socket
Point A on the battery and point B on the charger should match.
Two batteries can be charged at the same time: the second slot is
designed for it.
Connect the micro USB plug of the USB cable (16) to the micro USB port
on the DC adapter (17). Plug the device into a 100–240 V socket (18).
Connect the second plug of the micro USB cable to the APS battery
charger port (14).
The LED indicator (15) will display battery charge status:
LED Indicator** Battery charge status
Battery level is from 0% to 10%.
Charger is not connected to a power supply.
Battery level is from 0% to 10%.
Charger is connected to a power supply.
Defective battery. It is forbidden to use the battery.
Battery level is from 10% to 20%.
Battery level is from 20% to 60%.
Battery level is from 60% to 95%.
The battery is completely charged and can be
disconnected from the charger.
*Supplied as part of package. APS3 Battery Pack is available (sold
separately).
** LED indicator displays the current battery charge status for 30 seconds
when the APS charger is not plugged in. When the power is being supplied,
the indicator is constantly displaying the current battery charge status, the LEDs are additionally ickering to
display the battery charging process.
Installation:
Turn the battery cover (7) counterclockwise and remove it.
Install the battery (8) into the battery compartment along the special guides in the device body designed for it.
When properly installed, the battery is xed in the battery compartment of the device.
Close the battery cover (7) by turning it clockwise.
Precautions:
When charging, always use the charger supplied with the scope of supply. The use of any other charger may
irreparably damage the battery or the charger.
After being stored for a long time, the battery should be partially charged: it
should not be completely charged or completely discharged.
Do not charge the battery immediately after bringing it from cold to warm. Wait
for 30-40 minutes so that the battery may warm up.
After being stored for a long time, the batteries should be partially charged: it
should not be completely charged or completely discharged.
Do not charge the battery immediately after bringing it from cold to warm. Wait
for 30-40 minutes so that the battery may warm up.
Do not leave the battery unattended while charging.
Do not use the charger if it has been modied or damaged.
The battery should be charged at an air temperature of 0 °C ... + 45 °C.
Otherwise, lifespan of the battery will decrease signicantly.
Do not leave the charger with the battery connected to power supply for more
than 24 hours after it has been completely charged.
Do not expose the battery to high temperatures and naked ame.
16
14
15
А
B
B
А
8
18 17
13
Battery Pack
Charger
Micro USB
port
USB
cable
Socket
LED indicator
DC
adapter
8
7
Battery
compartment
cover
Battery
Pack APS2
3
Do not submerge the battery.
Do not connect external device with a current consumption that exceeds permitted levels.
The battery has a short-circuit protection. However, any situation that may cause short-circuiting should be
avoided.
Do not disassemble or deform the battery.
Do not drop or strike the battery.
When using the battery at low temperatures, the battery capacity decreases, this is normal and not a defect.
Do not use the battery at the temperatures above those shown in the Table – this may decrease battery’s life.
Keep the battery out of the reach of children.
Switching and changing the batteries:
Thermion devices are powered by 2 batteries: built-in Battery Pack APS3 and removable Battery Pack APS3/APS2.
If there are two batteries in the device, two battery icons are displayed in the status bar (1 - built-in battery,
2 - removable battery ). The battery from which the device is powered is displayed in blue, inactive - in gray.
If there is no removable battery in the device, only one blue icon of the internal battery is displayed in the
status bar.
When both batteries are fully charged, the device is powered by the removable battery. If there is low
removable battery level, the device will switch to the built-in battery.
When charging the batteries using the micro USB port (10), the built-in battery is charged rst. When the
built-in battery charge level reaches 100%, the device switches to charging the removable battery. The battery
level is displayed in percentage above the icons in the status bar.
It is possible to replace removable battery with device turned on when it is powered by built-in battery (the
device will continue to work properly).
Attention! When removing the removable battery from the device, if the device is powered by it, the device will
reboot and switch to operation from the built-in battery. When installing a removable battery with a sufcient
charge level, the device will automatically switch to it.
External Power Supply
External power can be supplied from an external source, such as a Power Bank (5 V).
Connect the external power supply to the micro USB port (10) of the riescope.
The riescope switches to external power source, while built-in Battery Pack APS3 and removable Battery
Pack APS2 (or APS3*) will gradually recharge.
A rechargeable battery icon indicating a percentage of the battery life will appear in the status bar.
When you turn off external power source, riescope switches over to the removable battery without turning
off. When there is no removable battery or low power level the device switches to the built-in battery.
Attention! Charging Power Bank APS2 / APS3 batteries at air temperatures below 0 °C can result in reduced
battery life. When using external power, connect Power Bank to the switched-on riescope, which have worked
for several minutes.
*Optional.
Operation
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damage arising from failure to comply with the operating rules.
Mounting on the weapon:
To ensure accurate shooting the  riescope should be properly mounted on the weapon.
The riescope is xed using the mount, which is purchased separately. Use only high-quality mounts and
rings that are designed especially for your weapon. Follow the mounting manufacturer's recommendations on
the installation procedure and use the proper tool.
When mounting the riescope, adjust the position on the weapon so that proper (comfortable) holding
of weapon ensures the distance between the riescope and eye (eye relief) specied by the Technical
. Failure to comply with this recommendation may result in injury to the shooter by the parts of
the riescope eyepiece when shooting.
It is recommended to install the riescope as low as possible, at the same time it should not be in contact
with barrel or receiver.
In order to avoid pinching the riescope body, a tightening torque for the screws of the mounting rings must
be not more than 2.5 Nm. A torque wrench is recommended to control the tightening torque.
Before using the riescope when hunting, follow instructions in the Zeroing section.
It is recommended to use an eyecup while using the riescope in the dark in order to avoid detection of
camouage. Mounting the eyecup on the riescope eyepiece is carried out using built-in magnets.
Powering On and Image Setting
Open the lens cover (12).
Press the ON (3) button briey to power the riescope on.
Adjust the sharp resolution of the symbols on the display by rotating the dioptre adjusting ring of the
eyepiece (2).
Rotate the lens focus ring (11) to focus on the object being observed*.
Select the desired calibration mode in the main menu: Manual (M), Semi-automatic (SA) or Automatic (A).
Calibrate the image with a short press of the ON (3) button (if the SA or M calibration mode has been
selected). Close the lens cover (12) when calibrating manually.
Select the required operating mode (Forest, Rocks, , User) in the main menu. User mode allows
you to congure and save custom brightness and contrast settings.
Adjust the brightness and contrast of the display using the controller (6) (for more details, see the Quick
Access Menu Functions section).
Switch the device off with a long press of the ON (3) button.
Zeroing
The riescope features two zeroing methods: one shot zeroing and using the “Freeze” function. Zeroing is
recommended to be done at the temperature close to the riescope operating temperature.
Mount the weapon with the riescope installed on a
bench rest.
Set a target at a certain distance.
Adjust the riescope according to the Powering On and
Image Setting section.
Select the zeroing prole (see  main
menu item)
Point a weapon at the center of the target and shoot.
If the impact point does not match the aiming point
(center of the riescope’s reticle), press and hold down
the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
*except for Model XM30 (non-focusing lens)
X=31.00
Y=26.00
Windage
4
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Zeroing submenu . To conrm the selection, briey press the
controller button (6).
Set the zeroing distance value (see Zeroing menu item =>Add New Distance submenu ).
Conrm the selected zeroing distance value by long pressing the controller button (6).
The Zeroing Parameters Settings additional menu will appear on the screen.
Cross hairs appear in the center of the display
. X and Y coordinates of the cross hairs are in the upper
right corner.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the icon . Press the controller button (6) briey.
Holding the reticle in the aiming point, move the cross hairs by rotating the controller ring (6) until the cross
hairs match the point of impact. To switch the direction, briey press the controller button (6).
Attention! Not to hold the reticle at the aiming point, you can use the Freeze function – freezing the zeroing
screen (refer to Zeroing menu item => Distance submenu => Zeroing Parameters Settings submenu => Freeze
submenu
).
Press the controller button (6) briey to switch the cross hairs movement direction from horizontal to vertical.
To save the new reticle position, press and hold the controller button (6). The reticle is aligned with the point
of impact and the submenu
exits.
Press and hold the controller button (6) again to exit the zeroing settings menu - the message “Zeroing
coordinates saved” appears, conrming the successful operation.
Fire a second shot - now the point of impact and the aiming point must be matched.
Smart Reticle Function
*
When changing the riescope digital magnication, the reticle that appears on the display is scaled; the
reticle appearance will change (enlarge or reduce) proportionally to the magnication. It allows the use of the
rangender reticles with any digital magnication.
*Only for scalable reticles X51Fi-300, M56Fi, M57Fi
Microbolometer Calibration
Calibration enables to equalize the microbolometer temperature and eliminate the image defects (such as
vertical bars, phantom images etc.).
There are three calibration modes: manual (M), semi-automatic (SA) and automatic (A).
Select the required mode in the Calibration Mode
item.
M mode (manual). Close the lens cover and press the ON (3) button briey. Open the cover after the
calibration is completed.
SA mode (semi-automatic). Press the ON (3) button briey to activate calibration. There is no need to close
the lens cover (internal shutter covers the microbolometer).
A Mode (automatic) The riescope is calibrated autonomously according to the software algorithm. There is
no need to close the lens cover (internal shutter covers the microbolometer). In this mode, the riescope may
be calibrated by the user with the ON (3) button.
Discrete Digital Zoom
The riescope functionality allows you to quickly increase the basic magnication (see  line in
the table of ) by 2 and 4 times (8 times for XP models), as well as to return to the basic
magnication.
Press the ZOOM (5) button successively to change the magnication ratio of the riescope.
While the icon is visible on the screen, rotate the controller ring (6) for smooth digital zooming from the
current magnication.
Image Detail Boost
The “Image Detail boost” function increases the sharpness of the contours of heated objects, which increases
their detail. The result of the function depends on the selected mode and observation conditions: the higher
the contrast of objects, the more noticeable the effect. This option is enabled by default, but can be disabled in
the main menu.
Quick Access Menu Functions
The basic settings (adjusting brightness and contrast, using the function of smooth digital zoom, a stadiametric
rangender, information on the current prole and distance) can be changed using the quick access menu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the quick menu.
A short press of the controller button (6) enables you to switch between functions, as described below.
Brightness – rotate the controller ring (6) to change the display brightness value from 00 to 20.
Contrast – rotate the controller ring (6) to change the image contrast value from 00 to 20.
– information on the current prole and zeroing distance in this prole (e.g., prole A, zeroing
distance of 100 m). This information is always displayed in the status bar. Rotate the controller ring (6) to
switch between the zeroing distances in the selected prole. This function is available if there are two or
more distances in the prole.
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mark points to determine the distance to the observed object (for more details on the rangender, see the
 section).
Basic mode – it allows you to select one of the three modes as the basic one for the user mode.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to exit the menu or wait 10 seconds to exit automatically.
5
Main Menu Functions
Enter the main menu with a long press of the controller button (6).
To move through the main menu items, rotate the controller ring (6).
Main menu navigation is cyclical: as soon as the last menu item of the rst tab is reached, rst menu item of
the second tab starts.
Press the controller button (6) briey to open subitems of the main menu.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to exit from a subitem of the main menu.
Automatic exit from the main menu occurs after 10 seconds of inactivity.
Upon exit from the main menu the cursor location ( ) is stored only for a single working session (i.e. until
the riescope is turned off). Upon restarting the riescope and entering the menu the cursor will be on the
rst menu item.
General view of the menu:
On
On
10
A
Automatic
Tab 1 Tab 2
White hot
On
Microphone
Mode
MenuMenu
Main Menu Contents and Description
MENU ITEM SUBMENU
Mode The devices have three operating modes of the thermal imager: Forest (observation
mode of objects within low thermal contrast conditions), Rocks (observation mode
of objects within high thermal contrast conditions),  (high detalization
mode), User (individual brightness and contrast settings).
Each mode has been created to provide the best image quality of a wild nature object
being observed within various observation conditions.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Mode menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Mode submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the modes: Forest, Rocks, ,
User.
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Forest
This is the best mode when searching and observing within eld
conditions, against the background of leaves, bushes and grass.
The mode is highly informative about an object being observed as
well as landscape details.
Rocks
This is the best mode when observing objects after a sunny day or
within urban conditions.

This is the best mode when observing objects within adverse weather
conditions (fog, mist, rain and snow). It allows you to recognize
the characteristics of an object being observed more clearly. Zoom
increase may be accompanied by insignicant image graininess.
User
It allows you to congure and save custom brightness and contrast
settings, as well as one of the three modes as basic.
Image Detail Boost Turn on/off Image Detail Boost:
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Image Detail Boost menu item.
To turn Image Detail Boost off, briey press the controller button (6).
Off
To turn Image Detail Boost on, briey press the controller button (6).
On

This item of the main menu allows you to select one of ve proles (А, В, С, D, E) to use.
Each prole includes the following parameters:
1. A set of zeroed distances
2. Reticle color
3. Reticle type
Different proles can be used when using the riescope on different weapons or when
shooting with different bullets.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the  submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the zeroing proles (marked with the
letters A, B, C, D, E).
Conrm your selection with a short press of the controller button (6).
The name of the selected prole appears in the status bar at the bottom of the
display.
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Reticle Setup
This main menu item allows you to select the reticle shape, color and brightness.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Reticle Setup menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Reticle Setup submenu.
Reticle Type
Selection of the aiming reticle shape.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Reticle Type submenu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Reticle Type submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the desired aiming reticle shape from the list that appears. The reticle type changes as the cursor goes down the reticle list.
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Reticle Color
Selection of reticle color.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Reticle Color submenu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Reticle Color submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the color options for the reticle:
- Black/Red - White/Green - Yellow - Black/White
- White/Red - Red - Blue - White/Black
- Black/Green - Green - Orange
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Reticle
Brightness
Adjust the brightness level of the aiming reticle.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Reticle Brightness submenu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Reticle Brightness submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to set the desired brightness level (1 to 10).
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Icon Brightness

Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Icon Brightness menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Icon Brightness submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to set the desired brightness level (1 to 10).
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Wi-Fi activation
Turn on/off Wi-Fi
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Wi-Fi activation menu item.
To turn Wi-Fi on, briey press the controller button (6).
On
To turn Wi-Fi off, briey press the controller button (6).
Off
Calibration Mode Calibration mode selection
There are three calibration modes: manual, semi-automatic and automatic.
The selected calibration mode is displayed in the status bar (see Status Bar section).
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Calibration Mode menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Calibration Mode submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the calibration modes described below.
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm your selection.
Automatic
(A)
The software determines the need for calibration in automatic mode. The calibration process starts automatically.
Semi-automatic
(SA)
The user independently determines the need for calibration (according to the image being observed).
Manual
(M)
Manual calibration. Close the lens cover before starting calibration.
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Zeroing Add New
Distance
To zero your riescope, you need to set a zeroing distance rst in the range of 1 to 910 m (955 yards).
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring to select a menu item and enter by briey pressing the controller button.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Add New Distance submenu .
Rotate the controller ring to select a value for each digit. Press the controller button (6) briey to switch between digits.
Having set the desired distance, press and hold the controller button to save it.
The distance you set rst becomes a primary distance – shown with icon on the right to the distance value.
Note: Maximum number of zeroing distances is ten for each prole.
Distance
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Zeroing menu item and enter by briey pressing the controller button (6) – the zeroed distances are displayed.
The values (e.g., +7.0) shown on the right of the distance values, stand for the number of clicks along the Y axis, at which the reticle position at other distances differs from the reticle
position in the primary distance.
Zeroing
Parameters
Settings
To zero at any distance again, rotate the controller ring (6) to select the required distance and briey press the controller button (6).
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Zeroing Parameters Settings and enter by briey pressing the controller button (6).
Zeroing screen, which allows the change of zeroing coordinates, will appear.
Windage/
Elevation
The Windage/Elevation additional menu item allows you to adjust the reticle position. For a detailed description of the reticle adjusting, refer to the Zeroing
section

 allows you to magnify a digital zoom of the riescope when zeroing, which reduces the minute of angle click. It improves the zeroing accuracy.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the  submenu item and enter by briey pressing the controller button.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select a digital magnication value of the riescope (e.g., x4).
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm your selection.
The minute of angle click when using the  function is indicated in the Table of .
Freeze
The feature of the function is that there is no need to constantly keep the riescope at the point of aiming.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to move the cursor to the Freeze function.
Align the reticle with the point of aiming and press the controller (6) or ON (3) button. A screenshot will be taken, an icon will appear.
Go to the additional Windage/Elevation submenu and adjust the position of the reticle (see the Zeroing section).
Select the Freeze submenu item again and briey press the controller (6) or ON (3) button - the image will “unfreeze”.
Name Distance
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Name Distance submenu item and enter it by briey pressing the controller button.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select a value for each digit. Press the controller button (6) briey to switch between digits.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to conrm the selection.
Change
Primary
Distance
Select a non-primary distance and enter the submenu for operating the distance with a brief press of the controller button (6).
Select Change Primary Distance item .
Press the controller button (6) briey.
Icon next to the selected distance conrms the change of primary distance.
The differences of other distances from the new primary distance are recalculated as per clicks.
Delete
Distance
Select the distance you wish to delete and enter the submenu for operating the distances with a brief press of the controller button (6).
Select Delete Distance item.
Select “Yes” in the appeared dialog box to delete a distance. “No” – to cancel deletion.
Attention! If the primary distance is deleted, the rst distance on the list automatically becomes the new primary distance.
Microphone
Turning on/off Microphone
This item allows you to enable (or disable) the microphone for recording sound during video recording.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Microphone menu item.
To turn on the microphone, briey press the controller button (6).
On
To turn off the microphone, briey press the controller button (6).
Off
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MENU ITEM SUBMENU
Color Modes Color mode selection. White hot is a default display mode for an observed image. The Color Modes menu item allows you to select an alternative palette:
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Select the Color Modes menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Color Modes submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the palettes described below.
- White hot – a black and white palette (the black color corresponds to cold temperature, the white color – hot temperature).
- Black hot – a black and white palette (the white color corresponds to cold temperature, the black color – hot temperature).
- Red hot
- Red monochrome
- Rainbow
- Ultramarine
- Violet
- Sepia
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm your selection.
Attention! The device does not measure the temperature of objects being observed. The image is formed based on the temperature differences of the objects.
General Settings
This menu item allows you to congure the following settings:
Language
Language selection
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Language submenu .
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select one of the available interface languages: English, German, Spanish, French, Italian or Russian.
Conrm your selection with a short press of the controller button (6).
Press and hold the controller button (6) to save your selection and exit from the submenu.
Date Date Setting
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Date submenu . The date is displayed in dd/mm/yyyy format.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the desired year, month and date. Press the controller button (6) briey to switch between digits.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to save your selected date and exit from the submenu.
Time
Time Setting
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Time submenu .
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the time format - 24 or AM/PM.
Press the controller button (6) to proceed to the hour setting.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the hour value.
Press the controller button (6) to proceed to the minute setting.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the minutes value.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to save your selected time and exit from the submenu.
Units of
Measure
Units of measurement selection
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Units of measure submenu .
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the unit of measurement - meters or yards, press the controller button (6).
Return to submenu will happen automatically.
Default Settings
Restore default settings.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Default Settings submenu with a short press of the controller button (6).
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select “Yes” to restore default settings or “No” to cancel the action.
Conrm your selection with a short press of the controller button (6).
If “Yes” is selected, display will show “Do you want to restore default settings?” and “Yes” and “No” options. Select “Yes” to restore default settings.
If “No” option is selected: the action will be aborted and you will return to the submenu.
The following settings will be returned to their defaults:
Operating Mode – Video
Mode – Forest
Calibration Mode – automatic
Interface Language – English
Wi-Fi – off (default password)
Magnication – initial value
PiP – off
Color Mode – White hot
Units of Measurement – metric
Side Incline – Off
Weapon Prole – A
Reticle selection from the
riescope’s memory – 1
Attention! After restoring default settings, the date, time and user pixel map as well as the zeroing proles data entered by the user are saved.
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General Settings Format Format. This function enables formatting the memory card (delete all les).
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Format submenu .
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select “Yes” to format the memory card, or “No” to return to the submenu.
Conrm your selection by pressing the controller button (6). If the “Yes” option has been selected, the Do you want to format memory? message and “Yes” and “No” options will appear on
the display. Select “Yes” to format the memory card.
The Memory is formatting message means that formatting is in progress.
The Memory format complete message means that formatting is completed.
If “No” option is selected: formatting is cancelled and return to the submenu.
Wi-Fi Settings
This item enables you to set up your riescope for operation in a Wi-Fi network.
Password Setup
This item enables you to set a password to access the riescope from an external device. The password is used to connect an external device (i.e. smartphone) to the riescope.
Press the controller button (6) to enter the Password Setup submenu.
The default password (12345678) will appear on the screen.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to set the desired password. Press the controller button (6) to toggle through the digits.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to save the password and exit from the submenu.
Access Level
Setup
This sub-function enables you to congure the appropriate level of access to your device made available to the Stream Vision application.
Owner level. A Stream Vision user has full access to all the device’s functions.
Guest level. A Stream Vision user can only view video footage from the device in real time.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the access level.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to conrm your selection and exit from the submenu.
Accelerometer
This menu item includes two subitems - Auto Shutdown and Side Incline.
Auto Shutdown
This item allows you to activate auto shutdown function for riescope in a non-operating position (tilt up or down at an angle of more than 70°, right or left - at an angle of more than 30°).
In this event, the controls (buttons, controller) are disabled.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Accelerometer submenu, conrm the selection by briey pressing the controller (6).
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select Auto Shutdown.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the submenu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the time period (1 min, 3 min, 5 min) upon expiry of which the riescope will automatically shut down, or select Switch off if you wish to deactivate
Auto Shutdown.
Conrm your selection with a short press of the controller button (6).
Note: If the automatic shutdown function is activated, the status bar shows an icon and shutdown time period as 1 min.
Side Incline
This item allows you to turn on/off the indication of horizontal (side) incline of the weapon. Side incline is indicated by “sector” arrows to the right and left of the reticle. Arrows show the
direction in which you should move your rie to eliminate incline.
There are three modes of incline:
- 5°-10 ° – one sector arrow;
- 10°-20 ° - two sector arrow;
- > 20° - three sector arrow.
A side incline of less than 5° is not displayed.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring to select the Accelerometer menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Accelerometer submenu.
Rotate the controller ring to select Side Incline
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Side Incline submenu.
Rotate controller ring to select On for turning on the incline indication or Off for turning it off.
Conrm your selection with a short press of the controller button (6).
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Defective Pixel Repair Defective Pixel
Repair
When using the device, defective (dead) pixels may appear on the microbolometer. These are bright or dark points of a constant brightness that are visible on the image. Defective pixels on
the microbolometer can increase in size relatively when digital zoom is activated.  riescopes offer the possibility of removing any defective pixels on the microbolometer using
software, as well as to cancel any deletion.
Press the controller button (6) to open the submenu.
Press the controller button (6) briey to select the icon .
A marker will appear on the left side of the display.
A “magnifying glass” will appear on the right side of the display — a rectangle with an enlarged view of the marker for precise pixel
selection — and marker coordinates under the “magnifying glass
X=100
Y=100
.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to move the marker to align its center with the defective pixel.
Press the controller button (6) shortly to switch the marker direction from the horizontal to the vertical and vice versa.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to align the defective pixel with the xed cross in the frame – the pixel should disappear.
Delete the defective pixel with a short press of the ON (3) button.
Where the pixel has been successfully deleted, the OK message will appear on the screen for a short time.
Then, by moving the marker across the display, you can delete the next defective pixel.
Press and hold the controller button (6) to exit the Defective Pixel Repair function.
Restore Default
Pixel Map
Return all defective pixels previously disabled by the user to their original state:
Press the controller button (6) to open the submenu.
Press the controller button (6) to select the icon .
Select “Yes” if you want to return to the factory pixel map and “No” if you do not.
Press the controller button (6) briey to conrm the selection.
Attention! One or two pixels on the display of the riescope in the form of bright white, black or colored (blue, red or green) dots may appear. These points cannot be removed and not a defect.
Device Information
Press and hold the controller button (6) to enter the main menu.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Device Information menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to enter the Device Information submenu.
This item allows the user to view the following information about the riescope:
- Full name of the riescope,
- SKU number,
- Serial number of the riescope,
- Riescope software version,
- Hardware version,
- Service information
- Battery information
X=100
Y=100
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Status Bar
The status bar is at the bottom of the display and shows information on the actual operating status of the
riescope, including:
Color Mode (shown only when the Black Hot color mode is selected)
Actual zeroing prole (e.g., A).
Zeroing distance (e.g., 100 m)
Observation mode (e.g., Forest)
Calibration mode (a countdown timer will appear instead of the calibration icon when in automatic
calibration mode with 3 seconds remaining until automatic calibration).
Current magnication
Microphone
Wi-Fi connection
Auto Shutdown function (e.g., 1 min.)
Clock
Batteries discharge level (when riescope is powered by a built-in or removable battery pack) or
External battery power indicator (if the riescope is powered by an external power supply) or
Battery indicator with current percentage of charge (when charging from an external power source)
Note: a display image freezes until the calibration is in progress.
Video Recording and Photography
The riescope is equipped with a function for video recording (photography) of the observed image that is
saved on the built-in memory card.
Before using the photo and video functions, read the Date Setting and Time Setting subsections of the Main
Menu Functions section of this Manual.
Built-in recorder operates in two modes:
Photo (photography; the icon is displayed in the upper left corner of the display).
Video (video recording; the icon is displayed in the upper right corner of the display, the total remaining
recording time is given taking into account the current resolution in the HH:MM format (hours:minutes).
When switched on, the riescope is in the Video mode. Toggle (switch) between the riescope operating modes
with a long press of the REC (4) button. Switching between the modes is cyclical (Video–> Photo–> Video...).
Photo mode. Photographing an image
Switch to Photo mode.
Press the REC (4) button briey to take a photo. The image freezes for 0.5 sec - a photo is saved to the
internal memory.
Video Mode. Recording a video
Switch to the Video mode with a long press of the REC (4) button.
Press the REC (4) button briey to start video recording.
When the video recording starts, the icon will disappear, instead of it the REC icon as well as the video
recording timer displayed in the MM:SS (minutes:seconds) format will appear;
Pause/continue recording by briey pressing the REC button (4).
Press and hold the REC (4) button to stop video recording.
Video les are stored in the built-in memory card after video recording has been turned off.
- after turning off the video recording / after photography;
- upon powering the riescope off if recording was on;
- When the memory card is overlled during recording (Memory Full message appears on the display).
Notes:
You can enter and navigate the menu during video recording.
Recorded videos and photos are saved to the built-in memory card of the riescope in the format img_xxx.
jpg (for photos); video_xxx. mp4 (for video). xxx – three-digit counter (for videos and photos);
The counter used for the names of multimedia les cannot be reset;
If a le is deleted from the middle of the list, its number is not taken by the other le;
When the counter is full, a new folder is created: img_xxxx; xxxx being a le counter;
Maximum duration of a recorded video le is 5 minutes. After this time expires, the video is recorded to a new
le. The number of recorded les is limited by the capacity of unit’s internal memory.
Regularly check free memory within the built-in memory card and move the footage to other storage media to
free up the memory card space.
Wi-Fi Function
The riescope has a function for wireless communication with mobile devices (smartphone or tablet) via Wi-Fi.
To enable the wireless module, enter the main menu by long pressing the controller button (6).
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the Wi-Fi activation menu item.
Press the controller button (6) briey to turn on/off Wi-Fi module.
Wi-Fi is displayed in the status bar as follows:
Connection Status Indication in the status bar
Wi-Fi is switched off
Wi-Fi is switched on by the user, Wi-Fi connection in the riescope is in progress.
Wi-Fi is switched on, there is no connection to the riescope
Wi-Fi is switched on, there is connection to the riescope
The riescope is recognized by an external device under the name Thermion_XXXX, where XXXX are the four
last digits of the serial number.
After entering the password (default: 12345678) on a mobile (see Password Setup section of the Main Menu
Functions section of the Manual for more information on setting a password) and setting up a connection, the
icon in the riescope status bar changes to .
Launch Stream Vision application on your mobile device (see Stream Vision section).
Video broadcasting on a mobile screen starts after the viewnder button on the mobile screen is activated.
Stadiametric Rangender
Thermal imaging riescopes are equipped with a stadiametric rangender, which allows you to determine the
approximate distance to an object, if its size is known.
To select the  function, enter the quick access menu by briey pressing the
controller button (6)
Press the controller button (6) briey to select the icon .
The display will show the lines for measurements, the icons and numbers of the measured distance for three
objects.
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There are three predened values for objects:
- – 0.3 m high
- Boar – 0.7 m high
- Deer – 1.7 m high
Place the bottom xed line under the object and
rotating the controller ring (6), move the upper
line relative to the lower horizontal xed line so
that the object is located directly between the
lines. A target range automatically recalculated
along with movement.
If the object is not measured within 10 seconds,
the information disappears from the display.
To select a unit of measurement (meters or
yards), go to the General Settings menu item =>
Units of measurement submenu .
The measured range value is rounded off before being displayed – for large range values up to 5 m, for
shorter range – up to 1 m.
To exit the rangender mode, briey press the controller button (6) or wait 10 seconds to exit automatically.
Display O Function
This function deactivates the image transmission to the display by minimizing its brightness. This helps prevent
accidental disclosure. However, the device stays on.
Options for operating with the Display Off function
Option 1. Riescope off. It is necessary to power the riescope on and activate the Display Off function.
Press the ON (3) button briey to power the riescope on.
Activate the Display Off function: press and hold the ON (3) button. The Display off
message with a countdown will appear on the screen.
Release the ON (3) button.
Press the ON (3) button briey to deactivate the Display Off function (to activate the display).
Option 2. The Display off function is activated; the riescope should be turned off.
Press and hold the ON (3) button. Display off message with 3, 2, 1 countdown will appear on the screen.
Hold ON (3) button until the riescope turns off (the riescope turns off after counting up to 1).
PiP Function
The PiP function (Picture-in-Picture) allows you to see both a magnied image in a particular dialog box and
the main image.
Press and hold the ZOOM button (5) to turn on/off the PiP function.
To change digital magnication in the PiP window, rotate the controller ring (6), while the icon is visible on
the screen.
The magnied image is displayed in a particular dialog box, with the full magnication being used.
The rest of the image is displayed only with the optical zoom (digital zoom is off).
When PiP is turned off, the display shows the full magnication set for the PiP mode.
Stream Vision
thermal imaging riescopes support Stream Vision technology, which allows you to stream an image
from the thermal imager to smartphone or tablet via Wi-Fi in real time mode.
You can nd detailed instructions on Stream Vision in the separate brochure or at the site pulsar-vision.com.
Note: the Stream Vision application allows you to update the rmware features of your Pulsar device.
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1. Download free of charge Stream Vision App on Google Play or App Store. Scan the QR codes or follow the
links to download Stream Vision free of charge:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/
details?id=com.yukon.app
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/
stream-vision/id1069593770
2. Connect your Pulsar device to your mobile device (smartphone or tablet).
3. Launch Stream Vision and go to section My Devices.
4. Select your Pulsar device and press Check Updates.
Important:
- if your Pulsar device is connected to the phone, please turn on mobile data (GPRS/3G/4G) on your mobile
device to download an update;
- if your Pulsar device is not connected to your phone, but it’s already in the My Devices section, you may use
Wi-Fi to download an update.
Wait for the update to download and install. Pulsar device will reboot and will be ready to operate.
USB
Connection
Press the ON (3) button briey to power the riescope on (the computer will not detect the riescope if it is
turned off).
Connect one end of the USB cable to the riescope micro USB port (10), and the other one to the port on your
computer.
The riescope is detected by the computer automatically and no installation of drivers is required.
After a few seconds, two connection options appear on the display: Power and Memory card.
Rotate the controller ring (6) to select the
connection mode.
Press the controller button (6) briey to
conrm your selection.
Connection options:
Power. Upon choosing this mode, your PC
is used as an external power supply. An
icon will appear in the status bar.
The riescope continues operating and all
functions are accessible. The Battery Packs
installed in the riescope are not charged.
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Memory card. When selecting this mode, the computer recognizes the riescope as a memory card. This mode
is designed to manage the les saved in riescope’s memory. The riescope’s functions are not available in this
mode; the riescope turns on. The device continues to operate after being disconnected from the computer.
- If a video was being recorded at the moment of connection, the recording will stop and will be saved.
USB disconnection
When the USB is disconnected from the riescope connected in the Power mode, the riescope continues to
operate on battery packs when they are sufciently charged.
When the USB is disconnected from the riescope connected in the Memory card mode, the riescope
remains switched on.
Technical Inspection
It is recommended to carry out a technical inspection each time before using the riescope. Check the
following:
The riescope appearance (there should be no cracks on the body).
The condition of the lens and eyepiece (there should be no cracks, greasy spots, dirt or other deposits).
The state of the battery pack (must be charged to a level of 50-70%) and the electric contacts within it (there
should be no signs of salts or oxidation).
The controls should be in working order.
Maintenance
The maintenance should be carried out at least twice a year and includes the following steps:
Wipe the exterior surfaces of metal and plastic parts off dust and dirt with a cotton cloth. Silicone grease may
be used for this.
Clean the electric contacts of the battery pack and battery slots on the riescoepe using a non-greasy organic
solvent.
Check the optics of the eyepiece and the lens. If necessary, remove dust and sand from the optics (it is
preferable to use a non-contact method). Cleaning of the exterior surfaces of the optics should be done with
cleaners designed especially for this purpose.
Troubleshooting
The table shows a list of problems that may occur when using the riescope. Carry out the recommended
checks and troubleshooting steps in the order listed in the Table. If there are defects that are not listed in the
Table or it is impossible to repair the defect yourself, return the riescope for repair service.
MALFUNCTION POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Riescope will not turn on. The batteries are completely
discharged.
Charge the battery.
Riescope will not work
from an external power
source.
USB cable is damaged. Replace USB cable.
External power source is
discharged.
Charge the external power source.
The image is fuzzy. There
are distortions in the form
of bars of different widths
lying in different directions,
or dots of different size
and brightness.
Calibration is required.
Perform image calibration according to
Microbolometer Calibration section of the Manual.
The image is too dark. Brightness or contrast level
is too low.
Adjust brightness or contrast.
MALFUNCTION POSSIBLE CAUSE CORRECTIVE ACTION
Color bars appeared on
the display or image
disappeared.
The device was exposed
to static stress during the
operation.
After the exposure to static stress, the device may
either reboot automatically or require to be switched
off and on again.
There is a clear image of
the aiming reticle, but a
fuzzy image of the object.
There is dust or condensate
on the interior or exterior
optical surfaces of the lens.
Wipe off the outside optical surfaces with a soft
cotton cloth. Let the riescope dry by leaving it in a
warm environment for 4 hours.
The lens is not focused
(except for Model XM30).
Adjust the image sharpness by rotating the lens
adjuster.
The aiming reticle shifts
after ring rounds.
The riescope is not
mounted securely or the
mount is not xed on the
riescope.
Check that the riescope has been securely
mounted.
Make sure you are using the same type and caliber
of the bullets as when the riescope and weapon
were initially zeroed.
If your riescope was zeroed in the summer and
using in the winter (or the other way round), a
slight shift of the zero point is possible.
The riescope will not
focus.
Wrong settings.
Adjust the riescope according to the Powering On
and Image Setting section.
Check the outer surfaces of the objective lenses
and eyepiece and, where necessary, wipe them
from dust, condensation, frost, etc.
In cold weather, you can use special anti-fogging
coatings (e.g., the same as for corrective glasses).
Smartphone or tablet
cannot be connected to the
riescope.
Password in the riescope
was changed.
Delete network and connect again typing the
password saved in the riescope.
The device is in an area
with a large number of Wi-Fi
networks that may cause
interference.
To ensure stable Wi-Fi connection, relocate the
device to an area with fewer Wi-Fi networks or into
an area with none.
Wi-Fi signal is missing or
interrupted.
Smartphone or tablet is out
of range of a strong Wi-Fi
signal. There are obstacles
between the device and the
smartphone or tablet (e.g.,
concrete walls).
Relocate smartphone or tablet into the Wi-Fi signal
line of sight.
The image of the object
being observed is missing.
Observation through glass. Remove the glass from the eld of vision.
Poor image quality/
Reduced detection
distance.
These problems may occur during the observation in adverse weather conditions
(snow, rain, fog etc.).
When the riescope is
used in low temperature
conditions the image
quality of the surroundings
is worse than in positive
temperature conditions.
In positive temperature conditions, objects being observed (surroundings
and background) heat up differently because of thermal conductivity, thereby
generating a high temperature contrast. Accordingly, image quality produced by
the thermal imager will be higher.
In low-temperature conditions, objects being observed (background) will cool
down to roughly the same temperature, as a rule, and thus the temperature
contrast is substantially reduced and image quality (zoom) goes down. This is a
distinctive feature of the thermal imaging riescopes.
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Repair of the device is possible within 5 years.
By following the link below you can nd answers to the most frequently asked questions about thermal
imaging https://www.pulsar-nv.com/glo/support/faq/79
Package Contents
 Thermal Imaging Riescope
Rechargeable APS2 Battery Pack
APS battery charger
DC charger
USB cable
Carrying case
Lens-cleaning cloth
Quick User Manual
Warranty card
APS3 battery cover
 thermal imaging riescopes require a licence when exported outside your country.
Electromagnetic compatibility. This product complies with the requirements of European standard EN 55032:
2015, Class A.
Caution: Operating this product in a residential area may cause radio interference.
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FRANÇAIS
Specication techniques
MODÈLE XM30 XM38 XM50 XQ38 XQ50 XP38 XP50
SKU 76524 76525 76526 76522 76523 76542 76543
MICROBOLOMÈTRE
Type Non refroidi
Résolution, pixels 320x240 384x288 640x480
Taille de pixel, micron 12 17
Fréquence de rafraîchissement des images, Hz 50
CARACTÉRISTIQUES OPTIQUES
Lentille, mm
F30
F/1,2
F38
F/1,2
F50
F/1,2
F38
F/1,2
F50
F/1,2
F38
F/1,2
F50
F/1,2
Amplication, x 3,5-14 4-16 5,5-22 2,5-10 3,5-14 1,5-12 2-16
Enlèvement de cercle oculaire, mm 50
Angle de vue (horizon), grêle 7,3 5,8 4,4 9,8 7,5 16,3 12,4
Gamme de mise au point d'oculaire, dioptrie -3/+5
Distance de detection*, m 1300 1700 2300 1350 1800 1350 1800
RÉTICULE DE VISÉE
Valeur graduée d’un clic, mm @ 100 m – en ampliant, x
12 – 3,5x
6 – 7x
3 – 14x
10 – 4x
5 – 8х
2,5 – 16х
7 – 5,5х
3,5 – 11х
1,75 – 22х
17 – 2,5х
8,5 – 5х
4,25 – 10х
13 - 3,5х
6,5 – 7х
3,25 – 14х
28 – 1,5х
14 – 3х
7 – 6х
3,5 – 12х
21 – 2х
10,5 – 4х
5,25 – 8х
2,6 – 16х
Réserve de marche du réticule de visée, H / V, mm par 100 m 2400/2400 2000/2000 1400/1400 3400/3400 2600/2600 5600/5600 4200/4200
L’ÉCRAN
Type AMOLED
Résolution, pixels 1024х768
CARACTÉRISTIQUES DE FONCTIONNEMENT
Diamètre du boîtier de viseur pour le montage des anneaux de xation, mm 30
Temps de fonctionnement à partir d'un ensemble de batteries (APS3 intégré et APS2 amovible,
Wi-Fi est arrêté) à t = 22°C, h
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Tension d’alimentation, V 3–4,2
Type de batterie/capacité’tension nominale de sortie
Batterie li-ion АPS2 / 2000 mAh / DC 3,7 V (amovible)**
APS3 / 3200 mAh / DC 3,7 V (intégré)
Alimentation externe Micro USB type B (5 V)
Max résistance aux chocs pour des fusil, Joule 6000
Max résistance aux chocs pour des armes à canon lisse, calibre 12
Degré de protection Code IP (IEC60529) IPX7
Température de fonctionnement, °C -25 – +50
Dimensions avec l’œiller en caoutchouc (LxLxH), mm 387 х 78 х 74 395 х 78 х 72 407 х 78 х 80 395 х 78 х 72 407 х 78 х 80 407 x 78 x 80 416 x 78 x 80
Poids (sans batterie amovible), kg 0,75 0,75 0,9 0,75 0,9 0,75 0,9
ENREGISTREUR VIDÉO
Résolution vidéo/ photo, pixels 1024x768
Format vidéo / photo .mp4 / .jpg
Mémoire intégrée 16 GB
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Fréquence 2,4 GHz
Standard 802.11 b/g
Distance de réception en visibilité directe***, m jusqu’à 15
* Type d’objet «cerf»    ** La batterie APS3 peut être utilisée (vendue séparément)    ***La portée de réception peut varier en fonction de différents facteurs: la présence d’obstacles, d’autres réseaux Wi-Fi.
La conguration peut être modiée an d’améliorer l’utilisation d’un appareil.
La version actuelle du manuel d’utilisation est disponible sur pulsar-vision.com
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Description
Les viseurs thermiques  sont conçus pour l’utilisation pour les armes de chasse, le jour comme la
nuit, dans des conditions météorologiques difciles (brouillard, smog, pluie) ainsi qu’en présence d’obstacles
rendant difcile la détection d’une cibles (branches, herbes hautes, arbustes denses, etc.). Contrairement aux
viseurs basés sur des convertisseurs électro-optiques, les viseurs pour imagerie thermique n’ont pas besoin de
source de lumière externe et résistent au niveau élevé d’éclairage.
Champs d’application des viseurs: chasse, observation et orientation dans des conditions de visibilité réduite.
Caractéristiques distinctives
Haute plage de détection
Image de haute résolution
Amplication variable
Microbolomètre de 12 microns (modèles XM)
Résistance aux chocs en cas de gros calibres: 12 cal., 9.3x64, .375H&H
Montage avec des anneaux standard de 30 mm
Boîtier métallique robuste
Etanchéité complète (IPX7)
Options des réticules accordables
Écran couleur de moniteur HD AMOLED
Enregistrement des photos et des vidéos
Fonction l’image dans l’image
Modes de couleurs
Support d’application «Stream Vision»
Fonctionnalité extensible (possibilité de mettre à jour le logiciel du viseur à l’aide de l’application gratuite
«Stream Vision»)
Gestion pratique
Système d’alimentation combiné B-Pack mini
Design fonctionnel et ergonomique
Large gamme de température de fonctionnement (-25 ... +50°C)
Fonctions et modes utiles
Interface de l’utilisateur pratique
Télémètre stadiométrique (estimation de la distance à l’objet)
Gyroscope accéléromètre intégré à 3 axes (indication de glissement de l’arme)
Quatre modes d’observation: Forêt, Montagnes, Identication, Utilization.
Trois modes de calibrage: manuel, semi-automatique, automatique
Zoom numérique souple
Un grand nombre des réticules électroniques
Les réticules évolutives (les gradations de réticule changent proportionnellement au Zoom)
5 prols de tir de ajustage (10 distances dans le prol)
Fonction de réglage de l’arme par un coup unique
Tir de réglage précis «Zoom Zeroing» (réduction de la valeur d’un clic lorsque vous augmentez Zoom)
Fonction de réglage de l’arme «Freeze (Geler) Zeroing»
8 modes de couleurs
Fonction d’élimination de pixels défectueux du microbolomètre
Fonction d’arrêt de moniteur
Fonction «Image Detail Boost», qui augmente la netteté et le détail global de l’image.
Wi-Fi Télécommande et surveillance d’un smartphone
Enregistrement vidéo
Enregistreur photo-vidéo intégré avec enregistrement sonore
16 GB de mémoire interne
Intégration avec des appareils iOS et Android
Youtube. Streaming vidéo en direct et enregistrement sur Internet via un smartphone et à l’aide de
l’application gratuite «Stream Vision»
Batterie
Batterie APS3 intégrée de 3200 mAh
Batteries Li-Ion à changement rapide APS2 / APS3
Possibilité de charger les batteries intégrées et externes APS2 et APS3 via microUSB
Éléments et contrôles
1
2
4
3
5
7
8
6
12
11
9
10
Œillère en caoutchouc
Anneau de réglage
dioptrique d’oculaire
Couvercle de
compartiment de
micro-USB
Connecteur de
micro-USB
Bouton
ENREGISTREMENT (REC)
Bouton ZOOM
Bouton
MARCHE (ON)
Couvercle de
compartiment
de batterie
Batterie
APS2
Contrôleur
Bague de mise au
point de l’objectif*
Bouchon
d’objectif
*sauf pour le modèle XM30 (sans lentille de mise au point).
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Fonctions des boutons
Contrôle
Condition / Mode de
fonctionnement
Premier
appui court
La presse
courte
suivante
Appui long Rotation
Bouton

(ON)
L'appareil est éteint
Allumage de
l'appareil
Calibrage de
l’appareil
Allumage de
l'appareil
L’afchage est éteint
Allumage
d'afchage
Calibrage de
l’appareil
Extinction de
l’appareil
L'appareil est allumé, menu
rapide, menu principal
Calibrage de l’appareil
Arrête d'afchage/
Arrête de l’appareil
Bouton
ZOOM
L'appareil est allumé, menu
rapide, menu principal
Changement
d’amplication (Zoom)
Marche / Arrêt PiP
Bouton
Enregis-
trement
(REC)
L'appareil est allumé, menu
rapide, menu principal
Lancement
de l'enregis-
trement
vidéo
Pause
Changement des
modes vidéo /
photo
L'appareil est allumé, menu
rapide, menu principal, enre-
gistrement vidéo est allumé
Pause
Lancement
de l’enre-
gistrement
vidéo
L’arrêt de
l'enregistrement
vidéo
L'appareil est allumé, menu
rapide, menu principal,
mode photo
Photographie
Changement des
modes vidéo /
photo
Contrô-
leur
L’appareil est allumé
Accès dans
le menu
rapide
Accès dans le
menu principal
Menu rapide Navigation
Sortie du menu
rapide
Changement de
paramètre
Menu principal
Conrmation de valeur,
accès dans les éléments
de menu
Sortie des
éléments du menu,
du menu principal
Navigation dans le
menu
Zoom
Changement
souple de Zoom
Utilisation de la batterie
Les viseurs numériques de vision nocturne  sont livrés
avec une batterie APS3 Li-ion rechargeable intégrée de 3200 mAh et
une batterie APS2 Li-ion rechargeable amovible de 2000 mAh. Les
batteries doivent être chargées avant la première utilisation.
Chargement:
Ouvrez le couvercle du compartiment MicroUSB (9) en le tournant
dans le sens antihoraire.
Connectez la che microUSB du câble USB (16) au connecteur
microUSB (10) dans le compartiment du viseur.
Connectez la deuxième che microUSB du câble USB (16) au
connecteur microUSB du réseau périphérique (17). Branchez
l’appareil dans une prise 100-240 V (18).
ATTENTION. Lors du chargement des batteries via le connecteur
microUSB (10), la batterie intégrée APS3 est chargée en premier.
Lorsque la charge complète est atteinte, la batterie amovible
APS2 commence à se charger. Lors de l’utilisation de l’appareil, la
consommation d’énergie est inversée.
16
10
17
18
9
Appareil de
chargement
Câble USB
Connecteur de
micro-USB
Couvercle de
compartiment
de MicroUSB
Prise de
courant
La batterie lithium-ion rechargeable APS2 rechargeable peut également être chargé à l’aide du chargeur APS*.
Insérez la batterie APS2* (8) tout au long du guide dans la fente du chargeur APS fournie avec votre appareil.
Le point A de la batterie et le point B du chargeur doivent être alignés.
Vous pouvez charger deux batteries en même temps - un second
emplacement est prévu à cet effet.
Connectez la deuxième che microUSB du câble USB (16) au connecteur
microUSB du réseau périphérique (17). Branchez l’appareil dans une prise
100-240 V (18).
Branchez la deuxième che microUSB du câble USB (14) au connecteur (14)
du chargeur (13).
L’indication de LED (15) s’afchera état de charge de la batterie:
Indication de LED** L’état de la batterie
Charge de la batterie varie est de 0 à 10%.
Le chargeur n’est pas connecté au secteur.
Charge de la batterie varie est de 0 à 10%.
Le chargeur est connecté au secteur.
Batterie est défectueuse. Ne pas utiliser la batterie.
Charge de la batterie varie de 10 à 20%.
Charge de la batterie est de 20 à 60%.
Charge de la batterie est de 60 à 95%.
La batterie est chargée complètement.
Elle peut être déconnecté du chargeur.
* Inclus dans la livraison. L’utilisation de la batterie APS3 est disponible
(vendue séparément).
** L’indication afche l’état de charge actuel de la batterie pendant
30 secondes. au cas où le chargeur APS n’est pas branché. Lorsque
l’alimentation est connectée, l’afcheur indique en permanence l’état actuel
de la batterie, les voyants clignotent en outre, indiquant le processus de charge de la batterie.
Installation:
Tourner dans le sens antihoraire et retirer le couvercle de la batterie (7).
Installez la batterie le long des guides spéciaux du compartiment de la batterie (8) prévu à cet effet dans le
boîtier de l’illuminateur IR.
Lorsqu’elle est installée correctement la batterie se verrouille dans le
compartiment à batterie .
Fermez le couvercle du compartiment de batterie (7) en le tournant dans le
sens horaire.
Précautions:
Utilisez toujours le chargeur fourni pour charger. L’utilisation de tout autre
chargeur peut causer des dommages irréparables à la batterie ou au chargeur.
Pendant le stockage à long terme les batteries doivent être partiellement
chargées - elles ne doivent pas être complètement chargées ou complètement
déchargées.
Ne chargez pas la batterie directement après l’avoir déplacée d’un
environnement froid ou chaud. Attendez 30-40 minutes avant que la
batterie se réchauffe.
Pendant le stockage à long terme la batterie doit être partiellement
chargée - elle ne doit pas être complètement chargée ou complètement
déchargée.
16
14
15
А
B
B
А
8
18 17
13
Batterie
recharchable
Chargeur
Connecteur de
micro-USB
Câble
USB
Prise de
courant
Indicateur LED
Appareil de
chargement
8
7
Couvercle de
compartiment
de batterie
Batterie
recharchable
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