Operation Manual AVIATOR’S NIGHT VISION GOGGLES NVS 6 105 Sparks Ave., Toronto, ON, M2H 2S5, Canada
91.2.3 Low-battery indicator The low-battery indicator is located on the bottom of the mount (Fig.1-3). It comes on or blinks, when the active batt
10Table 1-2 Electrical data ITEM LIMITS Voltage requirement 3.0 Vdc, nominal Current 60 mA, maximum, steady state Batteries life @ 20ºC: -
111.4 MECHANICAL FUNCTIONS The mechanical functions allow adapt the NVS 6 to each individual. These functions include: eye-span, vertical positio
121.5 OPTICAL FUNCTIONS NVS 6 assembly (the goggles) is an electro-optical system consisting of two monoculars with identical optical terrains and
131.6 ELECTRICAL FUNCTIONS 1.6.1 Power source The system is powered by two 1.5V alkaline or lithium replaceable batteries (see Fig.1-7), inserted
141.6.3 Electronic circuit The electronic circuit regulates the direct current voltage from the batteries to the image intensifier assemblies, as r
15The ABC automatically reduces the voltages to the micro channel plate (MCP) to keep the image intensifier's brightness within a set limit. Th
162. OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS NOTE The NVS 6 is a precision electro-optical instrument, so handle it carefully. If the equipment fails to operate, re
17Table 2-1. Operator controls and adjustments ITEM FUNCTION Power switch ON (either of two) - goggles is on, power drawn from that battery compart
182.2 OPERATIONAL CHECKOUT PROCEDURES 2.2.1 General Prior to field operation of the goggles, perform the operational checkout procedures as per t
1WARNING Equipment limitation To avoid personal injury and property damage when using the NVS-6, carefully read and understand the following sa
19Table 2-2 Before operation check. Step Item Procedure NO-GO criteria 1 Power pack Inspect the power pack for damage or missing components. P
20 Goggles and mount contacts Table 2-2 Before operation check (cont'd). Step Item Procedure NO-GO criteria 9 Eyepiece assembly Check eye
21 Step Item Procedure NO-GO criteria 9 Eyepiece assembly (cont'd) 10 Objective lens assembly Check objective lens to make sure the Whole
22Table 2-2 Before operation check (cont'd). Step Item Procedure NO-GO criteria 13 System (cont'd) Press the lock release button (see
23Table 2-4 Checkout finishing. Step Item Procedure NO-GO criteria 16 System a. Disconnect the goggles from the mount by reverse sequence (see
242.3.1 Batteries and power pack installation. WARNING If using lithium batteries, inspect the batteries for damage or defects before using them.
25Batteries installation/replacement procedure shall be performed as follows: A. Push the a. battery pack covers up (open). B. Remove the cartridg
262.3.2 Low Battery indicator check. At the base of the NVS 6 mount is a red light-emitting diode (LED) that comes on or blinks at a steady rate w
27 Spherical juts Secondly Spring-loaded ballsFirstly Figure 2-5 Goggles connection to the mount GOGGLES
28Return the switch to the OFF (middle) position, return the cartridge to its initial position and close the battery compartment. Repeat the same p
2TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ... 4 1.1 SCOPE ...
292.4 OPERATING PROCEDURES 2.4.1 Setting the controls and adjustments The NVS 6 is designed to adjust for differences in head shape and correct f
30NOTE Before using the NVS 6 for flight operations, be sure to check out the system's operation. Perform the checkout under darkened conditio
31NOTE If the NVS 6 eyepieces are not properly aligned with the eyes, optimal resolution will not be achieved. Proper alignment of the eyepieces is
32CAUTION Do not attempt to adjust the tilt angle of the goggles by pushing or pulling the monocular up and down as this will damage the adjustment
33CAUTION Do not attempt to adjust the eye-span distance by pulling the monocular away from each other or pushing them together. Using force on the
34 Figure 2-10 eye-spam knobs Now, turn the fore-and –aft adjustment knob to move the monocular closer to the eyes as desired for individual pref
353. MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 3.1 Lubrication Instructions No Lubrication is required. 3.1 Troubleshooting procedures Table 3-1 lists common malf
36Power cable connectors are not properly engaged Reconnect. Broken power cord, mount or power pack If power cord is damaged, return NVS 6 and/or mo
37Low battery Indicator will not illuminate during check Batteries defective or missing Batteries improperly installed Install new batteries I
383.3 Maintenance procedures Operator maintenance of the NVS 6 is limited to cleaning the system as follows: CAUTION The NVS 6 is a precision el
32.2.3 Explanation of table entries ... 18 2.3 ASSEMBLY & PREPARATION FOR USE ... 23 2.3.1 Batteries and pow
394. WARRANTY NEWCON warrants this product against defects in materials and workmanship for one year from the date of the original purchase. Longer
405. CUSTOMER SUPPORT Should you experience any difficulties with your Newcon Optik product, consult this manual first. If the problem remains, cont
416. ACCEPTANCE CERTIFICATE IIT serial number (left channel): _______________________ IIT serial number (right channel): ______________________ M
42Unit serial number: _________________________________ The unit complies with all technical specifications and has passed the inspection. Date o
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41. INTRODUCTION 1.1 SCOPE This manual provides instructions for the operator to use and maintain the Aviator's Night Vision Goggles Model N
5 Power pack Screwdriver Mount assembly Operator's manual Goggles assembly Batteries cartridges Carrying case Lens tissue Neck cord Figure
61.2 DESCRIPTION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS No. DESIGNATION P/N 1 NVS - 6 GOGGLES 305-21-10 000 2 NVG POWER PACK 306-00-00-000 3 HELMET MOUNT 305-
71.2.1 Mount assembly The mount assembly or the mount (Fig.1-3) attaches to the existing visor guard of helmets and contains a vertical adjustment
81.2.2 Power pack The power pack (see figures 1-4a ÷ 1-4c) consists of two battery compartments. Each of battery compartments accepts two AA size,
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