Orion 9854 инструкция обслуживания

INSTRUCTION MANUAL IN 194 Rev . B 02/09 Providing Exceptional Consumer Optical Products Since 1975 Customer Support (800)-676-1343 E-mail: support@telescope.com Corporate Offices (831)-763-7000 89 Hangar W ay , W atsonville, CA 95076 Orion ® Obser ver ™ 60mm AZ #9854 60mm Altazimuth Refracting T elescope[...]

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3 T able of Contents 1. Unpacking ........................ 3 2. P ar ts List ......................... 3 3. The Basic Components of Y our T elescope .................. 5 4. Assembly ........................ 9 5. Getting Star ted ................... 10 6. Using your T elescope- Astronomical Viewing .............. 12 7. Specifications ...............[...]

4 Figure 1. Obser ver 60 Components 2 3 4 5 6 7 1 Obser ver ™ 60 Refractor[...]

1 Optical tube This is the main optical component of the telescope. The glass lens at the front of the tube gathers incoming light and focuses it by bending (or refracting) the light ra ys. The tube assembly has se veral parts built into it, which are shown and discussed in detail in the ne xt section. 2 90° Mirror star diagonal The diagonal conta[...]

6 Figure 2a. Optical tube components 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Obser ver 60 T elescope T ube Figure 2b. Obser ver 60 focuser detail 3 2 14 16 17 15[...]

7 8 Objective lens: This is the main optical component of the telescope. It is an achromatic, fully coated 60mm lens . 9 Glare/Dew shield: This is a simple “hood” for the objective lens that prev ents dew from f or ming and stra y light from hitting the lens. 10 Altitude castings: These castings are built into the optical tube. The “yoke” k[...]

8 19 Altitude lock knob: This locks the telescope in the altitude (up/down) direc - tion. Keep this knob tightened unless you are moving the telescope a significant distance in the altitude direc- tion. For smaller altitude adjustments, use the altitude micro-motion control rod and thumbwheel. 20 Azimuth lock knob: This locks the telescope in the a[...]

9 4. Assembly Assembling the telescope f or the first time should take about 30 minutes. The only tools you will need are a Phillips head screwdriv er and a flat head screwdriv er . As a general note, tighten all screws securely to eliminate fle xing and wobbling, but be careful not to ov er-tighten and thereb y strip the threads. Ref er to Figures[...]

10 Altitude and Azimuth (Aiming the T elescope) The Obser v er 60 altazim uth mount per mits motion along two ax es: altitude (up/down) and azimuth (left/right). See Figure 5. Moving the telescope up/down and r ight/left is the “natural” wa y people aim objects and this makes pointing the telescope intui - tive and easy . T o move the telescope[...]

11 Operating the EZ Finder II reflex finder The EZ Finde r II refl ex find er (Fi gure 6) works by proje cting a tin y red dot onto a lens mounte d in the fron t of the unit . When y ou l oo k th ro ugh the EZ Fin der II , th e r ed d ot w il l ap pea r t o fl oat in space, helping you locate ev en the faintest of deep space ob jec ts . T he r ed d[...]

12 6.Using Y our T elescope - Astr onomical Obser ving Choosing an Observing Site When selecting a location for obser ving, get as far aw ay as pos - si ble from di rect artif icia l lig ht su ch as st ree t ligh ts , porc h lig hts , and automobile headlights. The glare from these lights will g reat - ly impair y our dark-adapted night vision. Set[...]

13 Eyepiece Selection By using eyepieces of different focal lengths, it is possible to attain many magnifications or powers with the Obser ver 60. Y our telescope comes with two Kellner ey epieces (Figure 9): a 25mm, which gives a magnification of 28x, and a 10mm, which gives a magnification of 70x. Other ey epieces can be used to achiev e higher o[...]

14 What to Expect So what will you see with your telescope? Y ou should be able to see bands on Jupiter , the r ings of Satur n, craters on the Moon, the waxing and waning of V enus, and many bright deep-sky objects. Do not expect to see color as you do in NASA photos, since those are taken with long-e xposure cam- eras and hav e “false color” [...]

15 the brightest and best deep-sky objects for viewing with your Obser ver 60. T err estrial Viewing The Obser ver 60 can be used for long-distance vie wing ov er land. W e recommend using an optional 45° correct-image prism diagonal instead of the included 90° mirror star diago - nal. The c orrect-ima ge d iagonal will yield uprigh t, n on-re ve[...]

16 One-Y ear Limited W arranty This Orion Obser ver TM 60 Altazimuth is warranted against def ects in mater ials or workmanship for a per iod of one year from the date of purchase. This w arranty is for the benefit of the original retail purchaser only . During this warranty per iod Orion T elescopes & Binoculars will repair or replace, at Orio[...]