Celestron SKY PRODIGY 102 Manuale utente

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1Your SkyProdigy includes:

optical tube, fork arm, pre-assembled

tripod, Computerized Hand Control,

hand control holder, star diagonal,

two eyepieces, StarPointer nderscope,

accessory tray, battery holder,

documentation, including an owner’s

manual, and The SkyX First Light Edition

astronomy software.

4All three legs should be the same

length to provide a level platform for

the telescope. A bubble level is in-

cluded (inset) to assist in leveling.

7Hold the telescope fork arm and

place the bottom of the base inside

the tripod mounting platform as

shown.

2Assemble tripod by spreading the

legs out until the center leg brace is

fully extended.

5Place accessory tray on top of

center leg brace by lining up the

grooves on the tray to the post on the

brace.

8Thread the coupling screw into

the hole at the bottom of the fork arm

base. Tighten screw to secure the

fork arm.

3Extend tripod legs 6 to 8 inches by

loosening the tripod leg locking knob,

pulling the leg to desired length and

retightening knob.

6Once grooves are aligned, turn

accessory tray until it snaps into clips

on each leg brace.

9Rotate the tube clamp so that the

camera is pointed straight up.

QUICK SET-UP GUIDE

ITEM: #22090

10 Slide the mounting bracket into

the tube clamp until it touches the

positioning stop at the end. Tighten

the locking screw to secure the tube in

place, making sure that the bottom of

the mounting bracket is ush against

the inside of the clamp.

13 Insert the barrel of the star

diagonal into the focuser and tighten

the two silver screws to secure in

place.

16 Slide Computerized Hand Con-

trol into the hand control holder as

shown above.

21 While observing, tube should be

positioned as shown above.

11To attach the StarPointer nder-

scope, loosen the silver screw and slide

nderscope into mounting platform .

14 Select the low power (25 mm)

eyepiece and insert as shown above.

Tighten silver screw to secure.

17 Plug Computerized Hand Con-

trol into the “Hand Control” port on

the fork arm base.

18 Before you can use your

telescope, you must insert eight

D-size batteries into the battery holder.

12 Secure nderscope to mounting

platform by tightening the silver screw.

The glass window of the StarPointer

nderscope should be facing towards

the front of the telescope.

15 Attach plastic hand control

holder to the tripod leg.

20 Before you begin viewing,

please remember to remove tube

lens cap.

19 Plug the barrel connector of the

battery compartment into the power

outlet on the fork arm.

Quick Set-up Guide [Continued]

Before you can begin observing, you must set-up your Computerized Hand Control and align your telescope. Step by

step instructions are included in the following Hand Control Setup section.

1 Set up your telescope in an

outdoor location away from large

trees and buildings that may obstruct

SkyProdigy’s view of the sky.

4Press the ALIGN button on the

Computerized Hand Control to begin

the alignment process.

7Once it has identified a

positive match, the Computerized

Hand Control will display “Solved.”

2 Face the front of the telescope

towards an open area of the sky that

has a clear horizon to the right

(clockwise) of its starting position.

Remove lens cap from camera.

5SkyProdigy will automatically

move to its “home position” and

begin image modeling* the sky.

8SkyProdigy will then move to

a different position in the sky and

repeat the process until three images

are successfully acquired. The

Computerized Hand Control will

display “Alignment Complete” when

nished.

3Turn power switch (located on the

side of the telescope fork arm) to the

“on” position. The LCD display will

display “SkyProdigy Ready.“

6Once SkyProdigy has begun its

alignment process, it is important not

to touch or move the telescope in any

way. Also, while image modeling*, do

not obstruct, cover or shine light into

the camera lens located on the fork

arm of the mount.

9Now that your telescope is

properly aligned, you are ready to nd

your rst object. Press the SKY TOUR

button on the Computerized Hand

Control. The hand control will display a

list of objects that are visible from your

current location.

In order for the SkyProdigy to accurately point to objects in the sky, it must rst align itself with known

positions (stars) in the sky. With this information the telescope can create a model of the sky, which it uses

to locate any object in its database.

Computerized

Hand Control

10 Press the OBJECT INFO button

to read information about the object

displayed. Press the DOWN Scroll

button to display the next

object on the tour. Press ENTER to

slew (move) the telescope to the

displayed object.

For general usage information, please consult your user’s manual.

If you have questions or problems with set-up, please contact

Celestron Technical Support: 310-803-5955

Designed and intended for those 13 years of age and older.

Hand Control Guide [Continued]

*Celestron’s SkyProdigy telescope uses an integrated imaging camera and patented StarSense Technology to automatically align

itself with the night sky and determine where the telescope is currently pointing. The camera automatically captures an image of the

sky, which is processed internally to positively identify the stars in the image. Once a positive match is found, SkyProdigy determines

the coordinates of the center of the captured image. The process is automatically repeated two more times so that the system has

three known alignment points that can be used to make an accurate model of the night sky. From this information, the user can

select any celestial object in the hand controller’s database, and SkyProdigy will automatically move itself to the correct position.

*SkyProdigy’s internal camera does not have an external output allowing users to view or save the captured images. Captured

images are used internally solely for the purpose of self-aligning the SkyProdigy telescope.

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