Swarovski Optik Z6(i) 5-30x50 P (BT) - Manual (Page 11)

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1. Pull the knurled
knob upwards.
in this position the
reticle is not adjus-
ted when the knurled
knob is twisted.
2. turn the knurled knob until the zero point of the
scale is aligned with the index point on the scope.
3. Pushing the knurled knob back down re-engages
the reticle adjustment and the knurled knob. Your
individual setting is now precisely adjusted as the
zero point.
operation
adjusting the Focus
Simply turn the dioptric correction ring to achieve the
best focus for your individual setting of the reticle.
First turn the diop-
tric correction ring all
the way to the left ➀
(counter-clockwise)
and then to the right
➁
, until the reticle is
optimally focused.
the adjustment ranges depend on the individual
models. Please consult the technical data sheet
enclosed.
changing the magnification
You can set the desired
magnification by turning
the (stepless) magni-
fication adjustment ring
through 180°. the scale
on the adjustment ring
allows simple and easy
reading of the setting.
the soft, ribbed covering
of the adjustment ring has a nose for better orien-
tation.
the reticle in the 2 nd Image plane
(Eyepiece Image plane)
if the magnification increases, then the reticle
remains the same size – the size of the image is
increased but not the size of the reticle. Even for
large magnifications only a little of the target is cove-
red. the reticle can only be used for estimating the
distance to a limited extent.
parallaxe
Your rifle scope is set to be parallax-free without
parallax turret at a target distance of 110 yards
(100 m). this means that at a distance of 110 yards
(100 m), the image of the object aimed at and the
image of the reticle are in a single plane.
Please take into consideration:
With shots at distances greater or less than 110
yards (100 m), take care to position the eye carefully
central to the scope. this will prevent shifting of the
impact point due to parallax errors.
operation of the parallax turret
(depending on model)
Using the parallax turret,
you can adjust the opti-
mum focus for every tar-
get distance thus preven-
ting aiming errors due to
parallax.