Nomenclature/Composition; Changing Batteries - Nikon Callaway iQ Manuel D'utilisation

Nomenclature/Composition

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Composition
Body .............................................. x1 Lithium battery (CR2) .............. x1
Stay-on case (CDE) ................... x1
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1 Monocular objective lens/
Laser emission aperture
2 Laser detector aperture
3 MODE button
4 POWER button
5 6x monocular eyepiece
6 Eyecup/diopter adjustment ring
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7 Diopter index
8 Strap eyelet
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9 Battery chamber cover
!p Battery chamber cover "Open/Close"
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!p !w Laser warning label
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Changing Batteries

• Type of battery: 3V CR2 lithium battery
• Battery condition indicators
: Battery has enough power for use.
: Battery is getting low.
flashing: Battery is low and battery should be replaced.
disappears: Battery is exhausted and should be replaced.
Flashing mark in the LCD alerts that the battery should be replaced.
1 Open the battery chamber cover
Using the ball of the thumb or a coin in the recessed part of the battery chamber cover, rotate the cover following the Open/
Close arrow indicator. It may not open easily due to its rubber packing for water resistance.
2 Replace the old battery with a new one
Install new battery with the [+] and [-] correctly positioned following the "Battery installation" indication seal in the battery
chamber. (Insert battery positioning the [+] pole towards the inside of the chamber.) [The Nikon Callaway iQ will not operate if
the battery is installed incorrectly.]
3 Close the battery chamber cover
Align the Open/Close indicator with the white dot and insert the battery chamber cover. Using the ball of the thumb or a coin,
turn the cover in the opposite direction to the arrow indicator. It may not close easily due to the rubber packing for water
resistance, but continue to turn it all the way until it stops. Confirm that the cover is securely closed.
• Battery life
Continuous operation: Approx. 5,500 times (at 20°C)
This figure may differ according to temperature, and other factors such as target shape, color, etc.
* The Nikon Callaway iQ comes with a 3V CR2 lithium battery. However, due to natural electrical discharge, the life of the battery will likely be shorter
than that noted above.
* Replace battery if the Nikon Callaway iQ is ever submerged in water or if water enters the battery chamber.
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