Armasight DAS01XX25MCSTAN User Manual

MCS

Miniature Collimating Sight

USER’S MANUAL

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SAFETY SUMMARY

Before operating this product, study carefully this Manual.
Armasight MCS Miniature Collimating Sight is a precision electro -optical

instrument and requires careful handling. To avoid physical and equip­ment damage when using the MCS, follow all WARNINGS, CAUTIONS and
NOTES.

Denition of the following alerts throughout this Manual:
WARN ING — Identies a clear danger to the person operating the equip-

ment.

CAUTION — Identies risk of damage to the equipment.
NOTE — Serves to highlight essential procedures, conditions, statements,

or convey important instructional data to the user.

WARNING:

When installing the equipment on a weapon, be sure the weapon is
CLEAR and SAFE-ON before proceeding.

CAUTION:

Do not dismantle the equipment.
Keep the equipment clean. Protect it from moisture, sharp tempera-

ture drops and shocks.
DO NOT over-adjust the controls by forcing them beyond their end

of travel.
DO NOT leave the equipment switched on during stops in operation.
Do not store the equipment with the battery still in it.
Dry thoroughly each item before replacing into the storage carton.

NOTES:

Zero the weapon prior to installation and boresight adjustment of the
MCS.

We provid e the informat ion in this manu al for the intr oduction pu rpose only; t he contents
may unde rgo furthe r changes wi th no commitm ent by Armasi ght to keep cu stomers not i­ed abou t the same.

Armasigh t assumes n o responsibi lity for any misprints or other mistakes tha t may be co n­tained i n the present.

©2012 Armasight. All ri ght reserved.

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1. DESCRIPTION AND DATA

1.1 DESCRIPTION

The Armasight MCS (Miniature Collimating Sight) is a micro-LED collimat­ing sight ideal for “both-eyes open”, rapid-target acquisition. The MCS is
rugged, lightweight, and is designed to mount onto many existing optics
as well as MIL-STD=1913 Picatinny and Weaver-st yle rails.

The Armasight MCS is the only sight in its class and on the market that fea­tures a dual-reticle pattern. The user can select a 3.5 MOA “Dot” reticle or
a 20 MOA “Ring” reticle pattern, depending on mission requirements. The
MCS is compatible with night vision devices of all generations. Reticle in­tensity is regulated by an automatic brightness control sensor, which can
be overridden by the user and turned to maximum brightness mode if re­quired.

The MCS is designed to signicantly improve the accuracy and eciency
of virtually any weapon, from handguns and pistols to assault ries and
light machine guns. The compact size and versatility of the MCS make
it an ideal secondary or backup optical sight. Accurate and reliable, the
Armasight MCS features 1.2 MOA/click windage and 1.5 MOA/click adjust­ments. A unique optical design allows for a parallax-free, “always on the
center” reticle.

The MCS is waterproof; it has been tested against salt fog, dust, and vi­bration. It has been drop-tested and mounted on a variety of rearms as
they red thousands of rounds. The Armasight MCS complies with MIL-STD
810 G standards. The MCS features a unique pivot lens cover that has anti­reective coating, and it works on a single, easy to replace CR2032 3V bat­tery.

1.2 KEY FEATURES

Tactile click stops for windage & elevation adjustments

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A switchable 3.5 MOA dot to 20 MOA ring reticle pattern

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Automatic brightness control of the reticle based on the target

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area brightness
Rapid target acquisition

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True night vision compatible mode

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User congurable open or tube sight mode

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Riescope mounted or weaver mounted variations

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Battery change with no change in zero

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Large heads-up display with wide eld of view

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Parallax-free performance

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Submersible in up to 10m (33 ft) of water

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Push-button controls for reticle switching, manual override of

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auto brightness, night vision mode, and on/o function
Anti-reective coatings on lens covers, to maintain covertness

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Limited Two-Year Warranty

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1.3 SPECIFICATIONS

Magnication 1x

Exit Pupil 20x15 mm

Eye Relief from 100 to 500 mm

Parallax (at 100 m) less than 0.5 MOA*

Windage & Elevation Adjustment
Range

Windage Adjustment Accuracy 1 click=1.5 MOA (45 mm at 100 m)

Elevation Adjustment Accuracy 1 click=1.2 MOA (36 mm at 100 m)

Reticle Pattern Conguration red dot/circle (interchangeable)

Reticle Pattern Size:

- dot

- circle

Reticle Brightness Adjustment auto/manual (MAX or MIN positions)

Power Supply 3V Lithium Battery (CR2032)

Operating Temp from -40°C to +50°C

Waterproof 10 m for 1 hour

Mounting System for Picatinny Rail or

Dimensions 48x40x47 mm (ver. for Picatinny rail)

Weight 65 g

* MOA = Minute of Angle

±1. 5°

3.5 MOA (10 cm at 100 m)
20 MOA (60 cm at 100 m)

for ACOG 4x32 (Trijicon) riescope

48x44x52 mm (ver. for ACOG 4x32)

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1.4 LOCATION OF MAJOR COMPONENTS

LENS

COVER

IMAGE

WINDOW

LEFT

BUTTON

ELEVATION

ADJUSTMENT

RIGHT

BUTTON

WINDAGE

ADJUSTMENT

PROTECTIVE

COVER

PHOTO SENSO R

Figure 1. MCS Components

BAT TER Y
HOLDER

MOUNTING

SCREW

2. SAFETY, CARE AND HANDLING

WEAPON SAFETY: Prior to mounting the MCS on your weapon, verify that

the weapon is cleared. If you are not sure how to clear your weapon, please
see the accompanying operator’s manual for the weapon platform that
you using to mount the sight.

FCC COMPLIANCE: The MCS complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Op­eration is subject to the following conditions: (1) this device may not cause
harmful interference; and, (2) this device must accept any interference re­ceived, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

When a sudden increase in resistance is felt in the elevation or windage
adjustment shafts, the end of the adjustment range has been reached. Do

not turn the adjustments any farther or serious damage may occur to
the sight.

Never clean the glass surface with a dry cloth or paper towel; always damp ­en the glass surfaces prior to cleaning.

All moving parts of the sight are permanently lubricated. Do not try to lu­bricate them.

Do not use deteriorated or corroded batteries. Inspect batteries for rips,
tears, dents, or cuts in their casing. If you nd any leakage on the battery, it
could adversely aect operation of the sight.

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3. OPERATING PROCEDURE

RIGHT O N/OFF &
MAX BRIGHTNESS

LEFT DOT/R ING &

NIGHT VI SION

WINDAGE

ELEVATION

BAT TER Y
COMPARTMENT

Figure 2: MCS

ON/AUTO BATTERY CHECK: Pressing and releasing the right button will

turn the sight on in auto-brightness mode. If the batter y has less than 10%
power remaining, the reticle will blink after the sight powers on. If the
reticle blinks, the battery should be replaced. The battery condition can
be checked at any time by powering o and then immediately powering
on the unit.

OFF: While the sight is on, pressing and releasing the right button will turn
the sight o.

AUTOBRIGHTNESS OVERRIDE: Pressing and holding the right button for
two (2) seconds will place the reticle in MAX brightness mode. This mode
can be used to override the auto-brightness function, in case the photo
sensor becomes damaged or blocked. To return to auto-brightness mode,
press and hold the right but ton for two (2) seconds.

CHANGING BETWEEN RETICLE PATTERNS: Pressing and releasing the left
switch will toggle the reticle pattern from a 3.5 MOA dot to a 20 MOA ring.
The 20 MOA ring allows for faster target acquisition in CQB (close-quarters
battle) conditions, while the 3.5 MOA dot allows for greater precision when
shooting at longer-range targets.

3.5 MOA

20 MOA

Ø 3.5 MOA

CIRCLE

3 MOA

DOT

Figure 3: Reticle Patterns

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NIGHT VISION MODE: The MCS is compatible with Generation II, III, III+
and IV+ Night Vision Devices. In the night vision mode, the reticle bright­ness is low enough that when viewed with a night vision device, the reticle
image does not bloom.

To activate night vision mode, turn the sight on. Once the sight is on, press
and hold the left button for two (2) seconds. The reticle can now be seen
when a night vision device is placed behind it. To exit night vision mode,
press and hold the lef t button for two (2) seconds; the sight will return to
daytime operating mode.

POWER CONTROL: Maximum brightness, used in conjunction with the
manual override of all automatic controls and the 20 MOA ring mode, uses
more power than the auto-brightness 3.5 MOA dot mode. To maximize bat­tery life, the MCS will automatically switch to 3.5 MOA dot auto-brightness
mode after 20 minutes of inactivity when in 20 MOA or max-brightness
mode.

REPLACING THE BATTERY: If the reticle ashes after the sight is turned on,
the batter y should be replaced. To remove the old battery, loosen the two
athead screws on the battery compartment using a small athead screw­driver or a similar tool. Pull the battery compartment out. To avoid losing
the screws, do not remove them completely. Remove the old batter y from
the compartment and replace
it with a new CR2032 battery,
with the negative end facing

BAT TER Y
HOLDER

CR2032

up (as shown on the side of
your sight). Replace the bat­tery compartment and tighten
the screws until they are se­cure. Do not over-tighten the

screws.

SCREWS

Figure 4. Replacing the Battery

PROTECTIVE LENS COVER: The MCS is equipped with a protective lens

cover that is necessar y for several reasons; the cover provides protection
for the lens and laser diode, keeps the optical path free of debris, and pre­vents unwanted light from obscuring the sight’s image and reticle.

The cover has three congurations. When the sight is not being used, a tab
on the lens cover blocks the photo sensor. This matches the sight in dark­ness, which prolongs battery life and protec ts the lens while it is not in use
(see Figure 5A).

In its normal operating mode, the lens cover is placed on the top of the

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protective cover. This allows for a clear view through the sight ’s window,
and restores the auto-brightness function (Figure 5B).

If the target background is extremely bright (i.e., glare bouncing o of the
ground, as is common in desert and wet environments), the lens cover acts
as a light lter. In this conguration, the tab on the lens cover is ipped up
to allow the photo sensor to function properly (Figure 5C).

The protective cover is plastic and snaps onto the MCS. No special tools
are required to install or remove this cover. When the cover is removed, the
sight can be used as a normal, open sight.

A B C

A - lter in place, sensor covered; B - sensor uncovered; C - lter o

Figure 5: MCS with Protective Housing

4. MOUNTING INSTRUCTIONS

The Armasight MCS comes in two versions (models): one with a mount for a
standard Picatinny rail (optical axis height is equal to 38 mm); and a second
one that can be mounted onto an ACOG 4x32 (Trijicon) riescope (optical
axis height is equal to 47 mm). For your convenience, the Armasight MCS
can be mounted the collating sight onto a weapon without any specialized
adapters.

4.1 MOUNTING ONTO A PICATINNY RAIL

The Armasight MCS Picatinny mount model can
be attached to the M16/ M4 Picatinny-style rail.
To do this, loosen the horizontal xation screw.
Place the scope onto the Picatinny rail, and verify
that the mount aligns with the rail. Re-tighten
the horizontal xation screw (Figure 6).

HOR. FIX ATION SCREW

Figure 6. Picatinny Mount

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4.2 MOUNTING ONTO AN ACOG 4X32
TRIJICON RIFLESCOPE

The Armasight MCS ACOG 4x32 (Trijicon) rie­scope model has two brackets with screw-holes,
to be used when mounting the sight onto an
ACOG 4x32 body (rather than the Iron Backup
Sights). Place the Armasight MCS onto the ACOG
4x32 body as shown in the picture to the right.
Screw the two set screws (included) in tightly
with a athead screwdriver (Figure 7).

BRACKET S WITH

SCREWHOLES

Figure 7. ACOG Mount

CAUTION:

Before mounting or testing the MCS, verify that your gun is not load­ed. Always use proper gun safety and handling procedures.

5. ZEROING PROCEDURES

The MCS features click mechanisms for elevation and windage adjustments.
The adjustment mechanisms are grooved and require a small screwdriver
or similar tool to turn them. For both elevation and windage, each click will
change the bullet’s point of impact 1.5 Minutes of Angle (MOA), 3/4 inch at
50 yards, or 1.5 inches at 100 yards. To move the point of impact UP, turn
the elevation adjustment counterclockwise. To move the point of impact to
the RIGHT, turn the windage adjustment clockwise.

The MCS elevation and windage adjustments are
factor y collimated so that the bore of the rie is
parallel to the mounting rail. The sight should
be close to mechanical zero when mounted on
a properly installed rail. Do not turn the adjust­ments before mounting the sight on the rearm.
Be sure to check that the mount and sight are se­curely mounted after the initial ring.

If you encounter an increased level of resistance
in the adjustments, the end of the adjustment
range has been reached. DO NOT turn the adjust­ments any farther, as this may cause serious dam­age to the sight.

ELEVATION

WINDAGE

Figure 8.

Elevation & Windage

Adjustment

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6. OPERATOR LEVEL MAINTENANCE

The operator is limited to replacing batter y, as well as cleaning the battery
compartment and outer housing surfaces of the sight.

6.1 REPLACING BATTERIES

See ‘Replacing the Battery’ on page 6. Do not use deteriorated or cor­roded batteries. Inspect batteries for rips, tears, or cuts in the housing. If

there is any leakage on the battery casing, it could adversely aect opera­tion of the sight.

6.2 CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS

1. The optical system and the window are coated with anti-reective mate­rial. When cleaning the glass surfaces, you must rst blow away any dirt
and dust. Fingerprints and lubricants can be wiped o with lens tissue or
a soft cotton cloth that has been moistened with professional lens cleaner
or glass cleaner; both are sold in most camera stores. Never clean the glass
surface with a dry cloth or paper towel; always dampen the glass surfaces
prior to cleaning.

2. No maintenance is needed on the sight’s surface, although you may
occasionally want to wipe it o with a soft cloth. Only use water-based
cleaners, such as regular glass cleaner, ammonia, or soap and water. Never
use any solvent-type cleaners such as alcohol or acetone. Do not use gun
cleaner to clean or lubricate the Collating Sight.

3. All moving par ts of the sight are permanently lubricated. Do not tr y to
lubricate them.

4. Never disassemble the sight’s optical assembly! Disassembly will void

the warranty and damage the sight.

6.3 CLEANING

To clean the unit’s ex terior, brush o surface dirt or sand with a soft brush
to avoid scratching the paint. Wipe the unit down with a damp cloth to re ­move all remaining grime, followed by a dry cloth to remove moisture. For
further protection against dirt and dust, use a silicon-treated cloth to wipe
the outside of the unit (be careful not to touch any of the optical lenses).

The optics can be cleaned using an optical quality lens tissue (similar to
those used to clean glasses or binoculars). The brightness sensor should
also be regularly cleaned with optical tissues.

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7. TROUBLESHOOTING

Common problems that may occur with your MCS or the detection and
viewing tests, as well as actions you can take to correct them, are listed in
the Troubleshooting Table, below. This table does not list all of the malfunc­tions that may occur with your device. If you experience a malfunction that
is not listed on this table, please contact Armasight or your MCS retailer

NOTE:

Before you use this table, be sure that you have per formed all normal
operational, safety, care and handling check s and procedures. If
you experience a malfunction that is not listed in this table, notify
Armasight or your MCS retailer.

TABLE 1. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUI DE

PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION

The batteries are n ot

The sight will not
power up.

If these ac tions fail, submit the device to t he vendor for mainten ance.

The reticle is
fuzz y/ has a ‘halo’
eect.

If these ac tions fail, submit the device to t he vendor for mainten ance.

installed prope rly.

Damaged o r low batteries.

If the sight is in maximum
brightne ss mode and is
being viewed against
a dark background,
undesire d reections may
be seen due to the nature
of the techn ology. Max
brightne ss mode is not
intended f or use in poorly
lit conditions, as it may
obscure th e target.

Ensure that th e battery has be en
inserted prope rly according to the
diagram on t he side of the batter y
compartment.

Replace th e battery with a new, un­used bat tery that is fully ch arged.

Ensure that th e sight is in auto-bright­ness mode . Turn the sight o, and
then back o n, or press and hold the
right but ton for 2 seconds.

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PROBLEM POSSIBLE CAUSE ACTION

ARMASIGHT PRODUCT WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD

PRODUCT INFORMATION

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

Product Name

Purchase Date

Name

Purchased From

Product Serial #

Address

City

Day Phone #

E-mail address

Country Zip

Home Phone #

Customer Signature Required

This is the lo w battery indic ator.
Replace th e batteries.

If the bat teries are low, a high recoi l
weapon pl atform can cause th e reticle

The reticle is ash­ing or is ashing
on and o; th e
unit turns o dur­ing recoil .

If these ac tions fail, submit the device to t he vendor for mainten ance.

The elevation will
not zero; there
appears to be
insucie nt travel.

If these ac tions fail, submit the device to t he vendor for mainten ance.

The sight is o n,
but the reticle
is not visib le in
auto-b rightness
mode.

This may be caused by
damaged o r low batteries.

This may be caused by the
mounting s et screws be­ing tighten ed too much or
host opti c interference.

This may be caused by
the photo sensor bei ng
blocked o r covered.

to ash on and o, even before the low
batter y indicator takes eect. R eplace
the batteries.

Replace th e standard bat teries with
a brand name version, such as Sanyo
CR2032. These have proven to be the
most eecti ve in withstanding a con­sistent amount of recoil. Many b rands
of batteri es deteriorate faster than oth­ers, and can result in th ese failures.

Remove the M CS from the host opti c
and remount per sec tion 2.2 of this
manual.

Ensure that th e photo sensor is clear of
debris, a nd is not blocked or obs cured.

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ARMASIGHT PRODUCT WARRANTY REGISTRATION CARD

PRODUCT INFORMATION

CUSTOMER INFORMATION

Product Name

Purchase Date

Name

Purchased From

Product Serial #

Address

City

Day Phone #

E-mail address

Country Zip

Home Phone #

Customer Signature Required

8. WARRANTY INFORMATION

This produ ct is guaranteed to be free from manufacturi ng defects in material and work­manship under normal use for a period of two (2) years from the date of purch ase. In the
event that a defect covered by the below warra nty occurs during the app licable perio d
stated above, Armasight, at its discretion, will eith er repair or replace the product; such
action on the par t of Armasi ght shall be the full e xtent of Armasight ’s liab ility, and the
Custoer ’s sole a nd exclusive reparation. This war ranty does not cover a pro duct if it has
(a) b een used in ways othe r than its normal and customary manner; (b) subjected to
misuse; (c) subjected to alterations, m odications o r repairs by the Customer of by any
part y other than Armasight without pr ior written consent of Armasight; (d) special or­der o r “close-ou t” merchan dise or merchandise so ld “as-is” by either Armasight or the
Armasight dealer; o r (e) merchandis e that has been disconti nued by the manufacture r
and either par ts or replacement units are not available due to rea sons beyond the con­trol of Armasight. Armas ight shall not b e responsible f or any defect s or damage that in
Armasight ’s view are a result f rom the mishandling, abuse, m isuse, improper storage or
imprope r operation of the device, including use in conjunction with equipment th at is
electrically or mechanic ally incompatible w ith, or of inferior quality to, the product, as
well as failure to maintain the environmental conditions sp ecied by the manuf acturer.

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CUSTOMER IS HEREBY NOT IFIED THAT OPERATION OF T HE EQUIPMENT DURING DAY­LIGHT HOURS OR UNDER ANY EXCESSIVE LIGHT CONDI TIONS MAY PERMANENTLY DAM­AGE THE INTERNAL COMPON ENTS OF THE UNIT AN D SAID DAMAGE WIL L NOT BE COV­ERED UNDER T HIS WARRANTY. This warranty is ex tended only to the original purchaser.
Any breach of this warranty shall b e enforced unless the c ustomer noties Ar masight at
the address noted be low within the applic able warranty period.

The custo mer understands and agre es that except for the forego ing warranty, no other
warranti es written or oral, statutor y, e xpressed o r implied, including any implied war­ranty of merchant ability or tness for a particular purpose, sh all apply to the pro duct.
All such implied warr anties are hereby and e xpressly disclaim ed.

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Armasight will not be liable for any cl aims, actions, suits, proce edings, costs, expenses,
damages or liabilities arising out of the use of this produc t. Operation and use of the
produc t are the sole responsibility of the Customer. Armasight’s sole undertak ing is
limited to providing the products and services outlined herein in accordance w ith the
terms and conditions of this Agree ment. Th e provisio n of products sold and services
perfo rmed by Armasight to the Customer shall not be interprete d, cons trued, or re ­garded, eit her expressly or implied, as being for the benet of or creati ng any obligati on
toward any third part y of legal entity outside Ar masight and the Customer; Armasi ght’s
obligati ons under this Agreement extend solely to the Customer. Armasight ’s liabilit y
hereund er for damages, re gardless of th e form or action , shall not exceed the fees or
other charges paid to Armasight by the customer or customer’s dealer. Ar masight shall
not, in any event, be liable for special, indirect, incidental, or consequentia l damages,
includin g, but not limite d to, lost income, los t revenue, or lost prot, wheth er such dam­ages were fore seeable or not at the time of purcha se, and whether or not such damag es
arise out of a breach of warrant y, a breach of agreement, ne gligence, st rict liability or
any other the ory of liabilit y.

PRODUC T WARRANTY REG ISTRATION

In order to validate t he warranty on your produc t, Armasight must receive a complete d
Product Warrant y Registration Card for each unit , or the Customer can complete a war­ranty registration on our website, at www.arm asight.com. Please comple te the include d
form and immediately mail it to our Servi ce Center:

Armasight , Inc.,
815 Dubuque Avenue, So uth San Francisco, CA 94 080, United States of America

OBTAININ G WARRA NTY SERVICE

To obt ain warranty service on you r unit, the En d-user (Customer) must notify the Ar­masight service depar tment via email . Send any requests to s ervice@armasi ght.com to
receive a Return Merch andise Authorizatio n number (RMA). When returni ng any device,
please take in the produc t to your ret ailer, or send the product , postage paid and with
a co py of your sales receipt, to A rmasight Corporati on’s service center at the ad dress
listed above. All merchandise must be fully insured with the correct pos tage; Armasight
will not be responsible for improper p ostage or merchandis e that becom es lost or dam­aged during shipm ent. When sending pro duct back , please clearly write the RMA# on
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Customer ’s Name, a Return A ddress, rea son for the return, Contact information (valid
telepho ne numbers and/or an e-mail address), an d proof o f purchase that will help us
to establis h the v alid star t date of t he warrant y. Product me rchandise returns that do
not have an RMA# lis ted may be refused, or a signicant delay in processing may oc­cur. Estimated War ranty serv ice time is 10-20 business days. The End-use r/ Custom er is
responsi ble for postage to Armasight for warrant y service. Armasight will cover return
postag e/ shipping after warranty rep air to the End-user/ Customer only if the produc t is
covered by the aforem entioned war ranty. Armasight will return the produc t after war­ranty s ervice by dom estic UPS Groun d service and / or domestic m ail. Should any other
requested, require d or internati onal shipping methods be necessar y, the postage / ship­ping fee will be the res ponsibility of th e End-user/ Customer.

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815 Dubuque Avenue,

South San Francisco, CA 94080

Phone: [phone]

Fax: [phone]

Intl Phone/Fax: [phone]

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