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Nivisys, LLC 15475 N. Greenway Hayden LoopSuite B-21Scottsdale, AZ 85260 USA480-970-3222 (tel)480-970-3555 (fax)[email protected]

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014viiiLIST OF FIGURESFIGURE DESCRIPTION PAGE1-1 Standard Kit Parts Illustration 1-31-2 Optio

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014ixLIST OF FIGURESFIGURE DESCRIPTION PAGE3-6 Range Focus Adjustment 100mm 3-73-3 Zoom Button

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Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-1CHAPTER 1:GENERAL INFORMATION1.1 Introduction:This manual provides operation and maintenance instructions for the UT

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-2The UTAM Series objective lens is offered in a variety of focal lengths providing a choice of fields of view and targe

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-31.4 Standard Kit Parts Illustration:The illustration below is provided for quick identification of the standard part

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-41.5 Optional Items List:The UTAM is compatible with the following optional items and accessories listed in the follow

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-51.6 Optional Items Illustration:The illustration is provided as a visual key to optional items that can be used with

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-61.7 System Performance and Data:The table below lists the technical specifications and data of the UTAM system. The d

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-7Thermal Core-16 (25µ) -32 (25µ) -32 (17µ) -64 (17µ)Sensor Resolution160 x 120 324 x 256 336 x 256 640 x 480Pixel Pit

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Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20141-8Magnification and Field of View by ModelModel PN Pixel Pitch MAG FOV (H x V)PHOENIX-S 3405-000 25µ 1.3 12º x 9º

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-1CHAPTER 2:PREPARATION FOR USE2.1 Introduction:This section contains instructions for installing and attaching variou

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-2CAUTIONOBEY THE BATTERY MANUFACTURER’S DIRECTIONS FOR BATTERY DISPOSAL.2.3 Battery Installation:The electronic circui

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-3end of the eyepiece lens.2. Rotate the eyecup into proper viewing position. Adjust for best fit. Figure 2-2 Eyecup I

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-4clockwise direction. Be careful not to smudge the eyepiece lens or demist shield.2. Replace the eyecup or shuttered e

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-51. Close the lens cover assembly.2. Press the lens cover assembly onto the lens housing of the objective lens.3. Ge

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-6NOTEPROPER INSTALLATION OF THE LENS COVER MATCHES THE PROFILE OF THE LENS COVER BASE TO THE PROFILE OF THE UTAM BODY.

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-7 Figure 2-7 60mm Lens Cover Installation2.9 Weapon Mount Installation (“M” and “L” Models):All UTAM can be fitted wit

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-8NOTECORRECT ATTACHMENT OF THE WEAPON MOUNT SITUATES THE THROW LEVERS ON THE DUST COVER SIDE OF THE UTAM. Figure 2-8 H

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-9 Figure 2-9 Slide Lock in Unlocked Position3. Rotate the throw levers to the open position. Figure 2-10 Throw

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014iOPERATOR MANUAL forUTAM SeriesUniversal Thermal Acquisition Monocular Part NUmber model deSCrIPtIoN (leNS, Core)34050

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-10 Figure 2-11 Throw Lever Closed 6. Secure the slide lock to the locked position by pushing it forward. Figu

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-11levers. Turning the locknut counter-clockwise makes lever positioning easier. NOTELOCKNUT REQUIRES ONLY SLIGHT MOVE

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-12the threaded inserts in the main housing.3. Using a 3/32” hex key, fasten the double throw lever mount onto the moun

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-132.12 Headmount Installation and Adjustment:CAUTIONDO NOT PUT ON THE HEADMOUNT WHILE THE MONOCULAR IS ATTACHED.1. Pr

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-14 Figure 2-15 Headmount Diagram

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-152.13 Head/Helmet Interface Installation:Install the headmount/helmet mount adapter onto the monocular by following t

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-16 Figure 2-17 Head/Helmet Mount Interface Installation2.14 Attaching to a Head or Helmet Mount:1. Press and hold the

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-172.15 Adjusting the Head/Helmet Interface: 1. Loosen the adjustment knob by turning it counter-clockwise. 2. For la

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-182. Tie a knot in one end of the neck cord.3. Thread the unknotted end of the neck cord through one of the eyelets a

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-19the connector.2. Align the mating connectors and push the remote switch into the hot shoe receptacle. 3. Tighten th

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Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20142-20 Figure 2-21 Hook and Loop InstallationNOTEENSURE THAT THE SMOOTH SIDE FACES THE BUTTONS OF THE KEYPAD HOUSING SO

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-1CHAPTER 3: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS3.1 Introduction:This chapter contains instructions for the safe operation of the UTA

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-2Figure 3-1 Controls and Indicators KEYPAD/MENU CONTROLHOTSHOEOBJECTIVELENS COVERDIOPTERADJUSTMENTRINGWEAPONMOUNTINTERF

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-3Control andIndicatorsFunctionsKeypad/ Menu ControlSwitches unit ON or OFF.Activates Calibration, Polarity, Display Bri

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-4NOTETHE OBJECTIVE LENS COVER MUST BE CLOSED WHILE POWERING ON TO ALLOW THE CALIBRATION OF THE SYSTEM. CALIBRATION IS

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-5Figure 3-3 Battery Power IconsTwo conditions determine the length of time the unit will operate on a set of batteries:

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-6A second calibration is suggested at 30 seconds after powering ON the unit. This allows the thermal sensor to adjust

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-7 Figure 3-5 Range Focus Adjustment 60mm Figure 3-6 Range Focus Adjustment 100mm

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-83.8 Digital Zoom: Press the Zoom button to cycle through the electronic zoom presets. Figure 3-7 Zoom Button3.9 P

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-93.10 Display Brightness: When the system is first turned on, the unit activates white-hot with a midrange display bri

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014iiiADVISORY OVERVIEWThe following description categorizes the level of risk associated with each cautionary statement dis

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-10 Figure 3-10 Main Menu 3.12 Selecting Display Mode: 1. Push and hold the center button until the Main Menu is disp

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-11spots in orange and red. • MONO mode shows a Monochrome image. • COLOR 1 mode shows hot as orange and cold as purpl

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-12 Figure 3-12 Reticle Sub-menu4. Scroll until desired reticle appears in display.5. Press the center button to sele

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-13NOTETHE RETICLE TYPE AND POSITION WILL BE MAINTAINED THROUGH THE POWERING DOWN AND STARTING UP OF THE SYSTEM. NOTEWHE

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-144. Adjust the reticle horizontally when the H is highlighted by using the front and rear buttons. Figure 3-15 Retic

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-154. Power ON the UTAM Series. 5. Set the Digital Zoom at 2X.6. Select a reticle type. 7. Adjust the brightness of

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-163.17 Determining Installed Firmware: Perform the following to determine the firmware installed on the unit:1. Push

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-171. Push and hold the center button until the Main Menu is displayed.2. Scroll until UTILITY is highlighted3. Pres

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-18NOTETHE INTERNAL MEMORY IS LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY:250 IMAGES FOR THE -16 MODELS100 IMAGES FOR THE -32 MODELS50 IMAG

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-19NOTETHE REVIEW COUNTER IN THE UPPER LEFT CORNER OF THE SCREEN SHOWS THE SPECIFIC NUMBER OF IMAGE YOU ARE VIEWING AS W

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Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-20 Figure 3-19 Erase All Function 3.23 Powering OFF the UTAM Series: To power OFF the system, perform the following:1.

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20143-21 Figure 3-21 Remote Switch3.25 Preparation for Storage:1. Remove batteries from the UTAM Series.2. Inspect the ba

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Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20144-1CHAPTER 4: MAINTENANCE INSTRUCTIONS 4.1 Introduction:The UTAM is designed to be used in diverse environments and rugge

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20144-2with a soft clean cloth, or allow unit to air-dry before storing it.4.4 Cleaning the Optics: When cleaning of the len

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20145-1CHAPTER 5: TROUBLESHOOTING5.1 Troubleshooting Procedures:Table 5-1 lists common malfunctions that may occur with the

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20145-2Flickering Image on firing.Check for loose battery cap that may cause the battery to lose contact during weapon fire.T

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20145-3Remote Switch keypad not working.Check to ensure hot shoe connector is completely installed into unit. Check to ensure

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 20145-4Will not zero.Check to see if UTAM is securely fastened to weapon mount. Check to see that weapon mount is correctly a

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014A-1APPENDIX A:SPARE AND REPAIR PARTS LISTA.1 Introduction:This section provides information needed to identify, contact a

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014vTABLE OF CONTENTSAdvisory Overview iiiTable of Contents vList of Figures viiiList of Tables ixCHAPTER 1:

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014A-2310-0024-0 Mount Adapter, V-Block 13255-000 RS-16 (Remote Switch) 11407-500 Soft Carrying Case 11407-501 Shoulder Stra

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014B-1APPENDIX B: WARRANTY INFORMATIONEquipment Warranties And Remedy: Seller warrants that each newly manufactured item sol

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014B-2B. Installation, operation or maintenance that either was not in accordance with Seller’s specifications and instruct

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Nivisys, LLC 15475 N. Greenway Hayden Loop, Suite 105Tempe, Arizona 85281USAnivisys.com

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014viTABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)CHAPTER 2: PREPARATION FOR USE (cont.) 2-12.14 Attachign to a Head/Helmet Mount 2-162.

Nivisys, LLC Rev. 14 Aug 2014viiTABLE OF CONTENTS (CONT.)CHAPTER 3: OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS 3-1 (cont.)3.21 Downloading Images 3-193.22 Erasing Imag