Opticron MMS 160 User Instructions And Guarantee

MMS 160 Image Stabilised Travelscope

User Instructions and 2 Year Guarantee

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Contents

Your new MMS 160 is quality checked before being packed at
our factory. However, please check the following list to ensure
that you have received all the items. If not, please contact us at
the address shown on the back page of this user guide.

1x MMS 160 Travelscope 1x Objective Lens Cover
1x Elasticated Hand Strap 1x Lens Cleaning Cloth
1x Neck Strap 2x CR2 3V Lithium Batteries

A Focusing ring.

B Objective lens housing.

C Neck strap attachment point.

D Stabilisation on/off switch.

E Stabilisation on/off indicator

LED (to rear).

F Eyepiece connection thread

G Battery compartment

(to rear)

Main Features & Specifications

A

B

D

C

E

Specifications

Product Code
OG Dia (mm)
Close Focus (m)
Dims (LxWxD) (mm)
Weight (g)
Battery
Battery life (hrs)

41148
25
3
120x70x45
280
2x CR2 3V Lithium
30

F

G

Eyepieces • SDLv2 • HDF • HR

Product Code
Magnification
Eye Relief (mm)

40936P

7-21x
20-18

40810P

8x
22

40831P

11x

16

40861P

33x

16

40862P

7-21x
22-17

40930P

9x
18

40931P

11x

17

41145P

8-24x
20-16

Getting Started

Eyepieces

An eyepiece needs to be attached to the travelscope before use. The body has both internal and external
eyepiece connection threads to match Opticron HR2/3, HDF & SDL eyepieces.

Use the switch marked “ON/OFF” on the top of the scope body to activate and de-activate the image
stabilisation. When powered on, a green LED on the eyepiece end of the scope body will illuminate. The
image is focused by rotating the ring at the far end of the objective lens housing. If you are using a zoom
eyepiece, magnification is adjusted using the zoom ring on the eyepiece.

Please note that the stabilisation will NOT power off automatically so should be switched off manually when
not in use. When battery power is exhausted the scope can still be used without image stabilisation.

WARNING. Never under any circumstances use a travelscope to view the sun. Doing so will cause serious
damage to your eyes.