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Operational checks – Armasight DACCIPHBB01NTS1 Cipher Digital Night Vision Clip-on System User Manual

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LOCATION ITEM TO

CHECK/SERVICE

PROCEDURE

NOT FULLY MISSION

CAPABLE IF ...

5

Output Lens Cap

Inspect for dirt. Check ease of installation and removal. Clean

as required.

Cap is difficult to remove.

6

Battery Compart-

ment and Cap

Inspect for corrosion, moisture, and corroded or defective

contacts. Inspect for cap damaged or retainer breaks. In-

spect for rubber gasket damage.

Contacts are damaged or corroded. Re-

tainer is broken. Cap or rubber gasket is

damaged.

7

Lenses

Inspect for cleanliness, scratches, chips or cracks.
Clean as required.

Chipped or cracked. Scratches hinder vi-

sion through the equipment.

8

Turn-pull Switch

Check for operation (without batteries).

Switch is inoperative.

9

Connector

Inspect for corrosion, moisture, and corroded or defective

contacts. Inspect for cap damage or retainer breaks.

Contacts are damaged or corroded. Cap

is damaged. Retainer is broken.

10

Mount and Raiser

Inspect for damage or corrosion, or missing parts. Check for

proper operation and attachment security.

Damaged. Missing parts. Clamping de-

vice is inoperative.

11

Remote Control

Unit

Check for damage and missing parts.
Check Velcro tape for wear.

Damaged. Missing parts.

12

Light Suppressors

Inspect for cuts, tears. Check ease of installation and re-

moval.

Light suppressor is torn or cut.

13

Long-range IR

Illuminator

Inspect the IR illuminator body and mount for damage and

missing parts.
Check IR Illuminator Power Switch for proper operation.
Check IR Illuminator Battery Cap and O-ring for damage.,
Inspect IR Illuminator lens for cleanliness, scratches, chips or

cracks. Clean as required. Check to ensure there is free rota-

tion through the full range of travel (one turn).

Damaged.
Missing parts.
Switch is inoperative.
O-ring is damaged or missing.
Lens is chipped or cracked. Lens is stick-

ing or too loose when turned.

14

Platform Ring

Inspect for damage, corrosion, or missing parts. Check for

proper operation. Clean as required.

Damaged. Missing parts.

15

Video Cable

Inspect for damage. Inspect the cable connector for cor-

rosion, moisture, corroded or defective contacts. Clean as

required.

Damaged.

16

Scope Mounting

System (optional)

Inspect for damage and missing parts.

Damaged. Missing parts.

17

Extended Rail

Adapter (optional)

Inspect for damage and missing parts. Check clamping de-

vices for proper operation.

Damaged. Missing parts. Clamping de-

vices are inoperative.

18

FSRS System

(optional)

Inspect for damage and missing parts. Check clamping de-

vices for proper operation.

Damaged. Missing parts. Clamping de-

vices are inoperative.

OPERATIONAL CHECKS

NOTE:

For a complete operational check, it is necessary to connect a video monitor to the Cipher.

19

Turn-pull Switch

Install the batteries. Remove the objective lens cap. Point

the equipment at an object. Turn the equipment on. Look

for an image on the display. Look for a flashing battery icon

in the eyepiece viewing area.

No image. Battery icon is flashing (indi-

cates a low battery).

20

Control Board

Verify that the Cipher is responsive to control buttons.

Unresponsive buttons.

21

Remote Control

Turn the equipment on standby. Point the equipment on

an object. Press and hold the remote control button. Look

for an image on the display. Release the button. Turn off the

equipment.

No image.

22

Video Cable

Connect an external monitor to the Cipher. Point the equip-

ment on an object. Turn the equipment on. Look for an

image on the monitor. Turn off the Cipher. Disconnect the

monitor.

No image.

23

Long-range IR

Illuminator

Insert the battery. Mount the IR illuminator onto the Cipher.

Turn the IR illuminator on. Direct the radiated beam at a wall

from a distance of about 5 m. Look through the Cipher. A

square of light should appear on the wall.

No light appears on the wall.

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