Victorinox Night Vision II Caractéristiques techniques

BASIC OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

NIGHT VISION II

THREE HAND ANALOG QUARTZ

NOTE: Refer to page 4 to determine what type of crown your timepiece has (pull-out or screw-down).

SETTING THE DATE AND TIME

A. Pull out the crown to position (2).

B. Rotate the crown toward you until the date

showing is the day before the desired

setting.

C. Pull out the crown to position (3) and rotate

toward you. When midnight is reached, the

date will advance to the desired date.

Continue to turn the crown until the desired

time is set. Remember, the date advances at

12:00 midnight, not 12:00 noon.

D. Push in the crown, returning it to position

(1). The date and time are now set.

1 2 3

Crown

NIGHT VISION II

The Night Vision II makes use

of Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs) for its

flashlight and soft dial lighting. LEDs

last longer than conventional incandescent

bulbs, and are more durable and

energy-efficient.

Please note that the battery life of the lighting functions is

significantly reduced with greater use. To maximize battery

life, please turn lighting functions off when not in use.

Luminous hands and markers are activated by external

UV lighting.

Pusher

for Lighting

Functions

LED Light

Functions

Crown

Locator

Beacon

Function

TIME AND DATE

To set time and date please refer to instructions for

Three Hand Analog Quartz.

Lighting Functions – Night Vision II

1. Dial Illumination Mode One quick push

of the pusher will activate the soft LED light

for 5 seconds. The angle of the light directs it to

reflect off the crystal for maximum visibility of

the dial and hands.

2. Extended Light Mode Two quick pushes of

the pusher will activate the LED flashlight for

2 minutes. Light will automatically deactivate,

or you can turn the light off by pressing the

pusher once.

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Pusher

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3. Signal Mode Three quick pushes of the pusher

will cause the light to strobe for 2 minutes. To

deactivate, press pusher once.

4. Intense Signal Mode Holding the pusher for 5

seconds will activate an intensified LED strobe

that flashes continuously. Intense Signal Mode is

brighter than normal Signal Mode flashing. To

deactivate, press pusher for 5 seconds.

5. Locator Mode Red LED locator beacon is

positioned at the 6 o’clock marker and

blinks once every 10 seconds. An easy way

to find your timepiece.

6. Battery End of Life Mode Red LED locator

beacon positioned at the 6 o’clock marker will

flash 3 times every 10 seconds indicating

lighting batteries should be changed.

Pusher

Your Night Vision II timepiece has a built-in feature to protect battery

consumption if the pusher used to operate the LED is accidentally pressed

(for example in luggage or coat pocket, etc.). If the pusher is pressed for

more than 30 consecutive seconds, the lighting feature will shut off

automatically.

Batteries for Light Function – Night Vision II

The lighting modules of your Night Vision II timepiece

operate off of a separate battery power source than the timepiece

movement itself (1 battery cell). Batteries for light function are:

Night Vision II – one 3 volt 2032 Lithium

Please use an authorized Victorinox Swiss Army service center in the event

either the light module or timepiece battery require replacement.

BATTERY

Worn Batteries should be replaced immediately. Substituting interchangeable

batteries is not recommended. Battery change should be performed by a

qualified technician who should also check the condition of the gaskets and

the o-ring at the same time. Battery is not covered by the warranty.

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