Your 100mm f/9 ED has been designed with high quality optics and excellent mechanical construction. The ED glass in the objective lens means you’ll enjoy images with far less color distortion than those seen in a standard refractor, and the smooth Crayford focuser will make getting sharp images a breeze. These instructions will help you set up and use your telescope tube. Getting Started The 100mm f/9 ED comes fully assembled from the factory. The telescope’s optics have been installed and colli

To do this: 1. In the Camera Control Window, select Light Raw 1x1 mode. 2. Set the exposure time to 1 to 5 Seconds, depending on how bright the star is. 3. Turn off Dark Subtract. 4. Now beneath the Mode selector, pick Focus, and then click Expose. The camera will take repeated exposures, until you click Stop. 5. Point the telescope at a bright star, and you can focus “by the numbers”: • MaxPixel is the value of the brightest pixel in the image. When you are in focus, it will be at its highest v

Box 1815, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 IN 191 Rev. A 07/02 Tube mounting rings Objective lens Tube ring attachment knobs Counterweight shaft Counterweight Counterweight lock knob “Toe saver” Tripod leg Accessory tray bracket Accessory tray Declination slow-motion control cable Right Ascension (R.A.) slow-motion control cable Polar axis finder scope Finder scope Finder scope bracket Eyepiece Star diagonal Focus knob Latitude scale Latitude adjustment T-bolts Leg lock knob Figure 1. The AstroView 100 EQ R

Box 1815, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 IN 208 Rev. B 10/02 EZ Finder II EZ Finder II bracket Declination slow-motion control cable Declination lock knob Declination setting circle Counterweight shaft Counterweight Counterweight lock knob Right Ascension lock knob (not shown) Leg lock knob Eyepiece Focuser Optical tube assembly Right Ascension setting circle Right Ascension slow-motion control cable Latitude adjustment T-bolt Tripod leg Accessory tray bracket Accessory tray Figure 1. The SpaceProbe 3 EQ.

Box 1815, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 Orion® StarShoot™ Deep Space Monochrome Imager II #52083INSTRUCTION MANUAL Providing Exceptional Consumer Optical Products Since 1975 Customer Support (800) 676-1343 E-mail: support@telescope.com Corporate Offices (831) 763-7000 P.O. Box 1815, Santa Cruz, CA 95061 IN 320 Rev. A 10/07 Welcome to a new world of adventure. Your new StarShoot Deep Space Monochrome Imaging camera II (SSDSMI-2) is capable of capturing detailed images of astronomical objects; galaxies, st

C 05/10 The 0.85x Reducer-Correctors were designed specifically for use with selected Orion “ED” refractors. They are intended for photographic use only with digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) cameras. #5195 0.85x Reducer-Corrector for ED80 (#9895, not the EON 80 #9927). Shortens the focal length from 600mm to 510mm (f/7.5 to f/6.38). #5196 0.85x Reducer-Corrector for ED100 (#9975). Shortens the focal length from 900mm to 765mm (f/9.0 to f/7.65). #5198 0.85x Reducer-Corrector for ED120 (#9976 ED1

Configuracion para modo AutoTracking o GoTo 1. Ponga el telescopio sobre una superficie plana. Estar sobre un suelo plano ayudara en la precision de seguimiento del telescopio. Aun asi, podra tambien apr- Figura 23. El soporte del motor de altura cuenta con un interruptor de corriente ON/OFF y varios puertos de cable. ovecharse de estas prestaciones si Vd. esta situado(a) sobre un pendiente leve. 2a. [Para la configuracion de modo AutoTracking] Localice la escala de altura en el interior del pan

Shortens the focal length from 900mm to 765mm (f/9.0 to f/7.65). installing the reducer-corrector 1. Extend the focuser drawtube out, as shown in Fig. 1. 2. Rotate the lock ring inward on the focuser drawtube until it stops (Fig. 2). Do not tighten. 3. Screw the Reducer-Corrector onto the drawtube until it stops, and tighten it slightly. There should now be a gap between the edge of the Reducer- Corrector and the lock ring (Fig. 3). 4. Now rotate the lock ring outward (toward the Reducer-Correct

The motor drive system also features a push button hand controller that can move the telescope along the right ascension (R.A.) and declination (Dec.) axes at speeds of 2x, 4x and 8x the sidereal rate.This provides an easy way to center objects in the eyepiece. The Dual-Axis motor drive system is also necessary for doing long-exposure astrophotography.The electronic hand controller allows positional corrections to be made to both the R.A. and Dec. axes of the mount during an astrophotographic ex