NEMO Equipment MORPHO A - Manual (Page 4)

Accessories
Morpho™ Padlock™
To install the Morpho AR™ Padlock™, take the end of the long
strap and sandwich it between the Velcro® loops on the bottom
of the long airbeam and the Velcro® hooks near the tent floor.
Repeat with the short strap and the short airbeam. Insert your
pads between the padlock webbing straps and position them as
you wish. You can slide the small plastic ladder lock buckles on
the webbing to trap the pads in place.
Morpho™ Footprint
To install the Morpho AR™ Footprint, slip the split rings over each
of the eight corresponding corner anchors. The NEMO label on
the Footprint will be at the front of the tent.
Morpho™ Pawprint™
To install the Morpho AR™ Pawprint™, snap the corners to the
snaps inside the Morpho AR™ inner tent.The NEMO label will be
at the front of the tent. The Pawprint™ can stay connected to the
tent when the tent is packed.
Spare Bladder
Weighing only 2.7 oz, a spare bladder is an excellent addition to
your repair kit for backcountry travel. In the rare event that you
need to change your airbeam bladder, it will allow you to quickly
swap the spare without having to check for leaks or repair holes.
1. When choosing a location to pitch your tent, select a flat area
free of fragile undergrowth and sharp objects. Anchor the
corners of the tent to the ground with the included stakes. If you
are forced to set up your tent on an incline, make sure your head
is positioned uphill. If the ground is too hard to place stakes, tie
the corners of your tent to heavy objects like rocks.
2. Inside the airbeam access zippers, locate an airbeam valve
and disconnect the deflator cap. Connect your Nemoid™ Foot
Pump to the inflate/deflate valve. When properly connected, the
quick-disconnect fittings will make an audible click. When
inflating from outside the tent, pass the pump hose through the
pump access zipper.
3. Step on the pump body repeatedly until it becomes
impossible to fully compress the pump with your own body
weight. Disconnect the pump and attach the red protective cap.
Repeat the process with the second airbeam.
4. For maximum stability, stake out all of the corner anchors.
Adjust the webbing straps on each anchor to create an even
tension throughout the entire tent shell.
5. In extreme weather, attach the supplied guy lines to the
guy-out loops and stake in place. In high winds, it is best to face
the front or rear of your tent into the wind.
6. Place your headlamp in the LightPocket™ to create an even
glow inside your tent.
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