ArmyTek Tiara C1 Pro Bedienungsanleitung
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Beleuchtung
Tiara C1 Pro
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Specifications
Armytek Optoelectronics Inc. is a Canadian manufacturer that produces powerful and reliable flashlights designed especially for your
needs. The components made in the USA and Japan. .10 years no-hassle warranty
§Superb light of amazing brightness due to powerful electronics.
§Rechargeable flashlight with magnet USB charger.
§Multi-flashlight “10 in 1" is for many activities: car, fishing, hunting, home, work, city, picnic, outdoor, travel.
§Efficient TIR-optics and no “tunnel vision” effect even after continuous use.
§Side switch for comfortable one-hand operation and easy modes switching with advanced operation.
§Multicolor State Indication and ultra low current drain in OFF-state – more than 25 years.
§Comfortable headband for reliable fixation of the flashlight – it won't slip even while you're running.
§Solid body without long wires, weak rubber connectors and unnecessary boxes.
§Magnet in the tailcap, removable clip and possibility of tail-stand for multipurpose use.
§Total protection from water, dirt and dust penetration – flashlight continues to work even at the depth of 10 meters.
Tiara Magnet USB
Thank you for choosing the products of Armytek Optoelectronics Inc., Canada.
Please read this manual carefully before using the flashlight.
USER MANUAL
Model
Tiara Pro Magnet USBС1
LED / Optics
Cree XP-L / TIR
Brightness stabilization type
FULL (constant light)
Light output, LED / OTF lumens*
1050 / 900
Peak beam intensity, candelas
2830
Hotspot / spill
70 ° / 1 0°2
Beam distance*
106 meters
Modes and runtimes (measured
with 18350 Li-Ion 0 mAh until 90
the light output drops to 10% of
the initial value)
Turbo2
90 lm / 30 min0
Turbo1
440 lm / 1h
Main3
220 lm / 2.4h
Main2
90 lm / 6.5h
Main1
34 lm / 15h
Firefly3
6 lm / 2.5d
Firefly2
2.5 lm / 8d
Firefly1
0.4 lm / 60d
Strobe3
1Hz / 90 lm / 90h
Strobe2
1Hz / 900 lm / 3.3h
Strobe1
10Hz / 900 lm / 1.7h
Power source
1x18 50 Li-Ion3
Size and weight (without batteries)
Length 79mm, body diameter 24.5mm, head diameter 29mm, weight 60g
* Light output for flashlights with Warm light are about 7% less, beam distances are about 3% less.
Warnings
Specifications are subject to change without notice.
Care and Storage
1. Always follow the instructions from this manual and recommendations on battery usage.
2. Apply only the recommended power sources.
3. Do not reverse battery polarity.
4. Do not use different power sources together, i.e. old ones with new ones, charged with
discharged. Do not use different types of batteries combined as the element with less
capacity can be damaged.
5. Do not modify or recast the flashlight and its components as it will deprive you of the
warranty.
6. Do not allow water or any other liquid to leak into the flashlight.
7. Do not aim a switched-on flashlight at people's or animals' eyes – it can cause temporary
blindness.
8. Do not allow children to use the flashlight without your assistance.
The producer will not be liable for any harm done to the user if it was caused by
improper use of the product.
It is recommended to clean the threads and O-ring off dirt and old greases once or twice per year. Remember that reliable protection
from water and dust cannot be provided by worn out sealing. The fouling as well as lack of lubricant cause fast wear-out of threads and
sealing rings.
To clean the threads do the following:
1. Unscrew the tailcap and remove the sealing ring carefully with a toothpick (do not use sharp metal things as they can damage the ring).
2. Wipe the sealing ring thoroughly with a soft cloth (or tissue). Do not use solvents. If the sealing ring is worn out or damaged
replace it by a new one.
3. Clean the metal threads with a brush using ethanol. Be careful not to allow the applied liquid to get inside the flashlight or tailcap as
it can cause fails in functionality of the flashlight.
After cleaning lubricate the thread and the sealing ring with polyalphaolefin-based silica grease, e.g. Nyogel 760G.The application of
automotive and other improper grease can cause swelling and damage of the sealing rings.
In case of active operation and exploitation in dusty environments, it is recommended to perform cleaning and lubricating of the parts
as often as required.
Remember that old or low-quality disposal batteries can be damaged under heavy load and explode.
THE MOST TECHNICALLY ADVANCED
Service and Warranty
Armytek provides free warranty repair for 10 years (excluding batteries, chargers, switches and connectors which have 2 years
warranty) from the date of buy with the document confirming the purchase.
Guarantee does not extend to damage during:
1. Improper usage.
2. Attempts to modify or repair the flashlight by nonqualified specialists.
3. Longtime application in chlorinated or polluted water, or other liquids (other than water).
4. High temperatures and chemicals' exposure (including the exposure of liquid from defected batteries).
5. Usage of low-quality batteries.
Armytek Optoelectronics Inc.
13-85 West Wilmot St, Richmond Hill, Ontario, L4B 1K7, Canada
+1 (206) 785-9574 | | service@armytek.comwww.armytek.com
Items included in the package:
1 - Flashlight
2 - Headband
3 - Plastic holder
4 - Clip
5 - 2 spare O-rings
6 - 18350 Li-Ion battery
7 - Magnet USB charger
8 - User manual
4x2
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Tiara Magnet USB
Set description
1 32
Initial Service
1. 2. 3.
We DO NOT RECOMMEND to leave power sources inside the flashlight for a long storage period, as batteries (especially, non-rechargeable) can
leak for various reasons and damage the inner parts of the flashlight. If you want to keep your flashlight in a stand-by state with batteries in then
use new and high-quality batteries store the flashlight in acceptable for batteries operational temperature and revise the batteries' state at and
least once a month. If you have noticed any signs of batteries' defects then withdraw them from the flashlight and utilize. It is also recommended
to replace discharged batteries with new ones before the storage as the chance of leakage is higher with discharged batteries.
ŃŚYour flashlight can inconsiderably differ from the pictures in the manual.
ŃŚThe producer reserves the right to change the package at his own discretion without modifying this manual.
To set/replace batteries:
1. Unscrew the tailcap.
2. Place the batteries with the positive contact (+) facing the
head of the flashlight.
3. Adjust the tailcap and tighten it as far as it can go.
The flashlight is ready for operation.
How to turn on a magnet charger:
Unscrew the tailcap for 1/4 of a circle and turn on a magnet
charger device to the tailcap.
Approximate time for charging a fully discharged battery is 6-8
hours. We recommend using adapters with 1A and higher.
Charger device battery indication:
1. Red color – the charging is going on.
2. Green color – the charging is finished.
3. Red color blinking – unscrew the tailcap for 1/4 for
charging.
1/4
Put in the band in the first clasp. Put in the band through the slots in the plastic holder
and fix the flashlight. Adjust elastic band to the size
of your head.
1.3.
Pass the end of the band through the second clasp and fix it.
2.
To use the headmount with the flashlight:
Operation
Main
Press & HoldClick x2
Main Fireflyв
в
Any Mode Main
Click x2 Press & Hold Firefly
Firefly
гд
Main
Turbo1
гд
Turbo2
OFF Firefly1в
Firefly1 Firefly2в
е з
Firefly3
Press & Hold Turbo
Click x3
вTurbo
Any Mode
Any Mode
Strobe
Press & HoldClick x4
вStrobe
Press & Hold
1
1
1
11 2
2
2
22 +
+
+
++
5sec
< 100%
< 5%7
Battery level
Switching State Indication
ON / OFF
Strobe1 Strobe2в
е з
Strobe3
Main1 Main2в
е з
Main3
Low Battery Indication
Warning Critical
< %25 < %10
The flashlight has 4 Sections of modes:
[Section 1] – Firefly modes [Section 3] – Turbo modes
[Section 2] – Main modes [Section 4] – Special modes
In OFF state:
Click: To turn on the last used mode.
Press and hold: To turn on Firefly1 mode in [Section 1].
In ON state:
Click: To turn off the flashlight.
Press and hold: To start cycling through the modes of actual Section.
The same in OFF & ON states:
2 clicks: To turn on the Main mode [Section 2]. Then double clicks will
switch modes between chosen modes in [Section 1] and [Section 2].
3 clicks: To turn on Turbo mode [Section 3].
4 clicks: To turn on Strobe mode [Section 4].
Flashlight has 2 types of operation:
1. General. The flashlight is switched on/off by 1 click.
2. Tactical. The flashlight will switch on in the last used mode only for
the time the button is being pressed. This type of operation is useful
for short-time lighting and setting signals.
To access the Tactical operation type, unscrew the tailcap to 1/4, press
the button and tighten the tailcap again keeping the button pressed.
To return to the General type – press the button and while keeping it
pressed – unscrew the tailcap to 1/4.
Automemorizing. After switching off the last used Mode is memorized
for quick 1-click access at next switching on.
Lock-out function. Unscrew the tailcap to 1/4 for the protection from
accidental switching on. State Indication will be turned off.
Multicolor State Indication. Shows the battery level by short flashes
every 5 seconds.
Switching Multicolor State Indication ON/OFF. It is switched off by
default in OFF-state and Firefly modes. To turn on and off: unscrew the
tailcap to 1/4, press the button and holding the button pressed –
tighten the tailcap and then unscrew it again. The settings will be
memorized even when battery is changed. Ultra-low current
consumption allows color indication to work for more than 25 years.
Warning indication shows the battery level and the temperature inside the flashlight.
Low battery level. When it is < 25%, the color LED will show the warning level – flashing in orange color once in 2 second. With a further
voltage reducing brightness will start to decrease in steps for safety of the battery and user. If brightness will be <25% from nominal
value, the main LED will flash 2 times. Critical battery level <10% is red indicated once a second.
High temperature. When it increases to the warning level – the color LED flashes by orange 3 times once in 2 seconds. At critical level –
it flashes by red 3 times once in 1 second, brightness starts to reduce. After cooling down the brightness increases to usual level.
Constant light. Powerful electronics provide constant brightness even in the Turbo1 mode, using all energy of the battery. And the
Turbo2 mode gives the maximum brightness as the Overboost technology in cars, but until temperature of a flashlight and a discharge
current of the battery don't exceed critical values.
Digital Light Stabilization Safe Soft-Start System & monitors battery voltage, starts the flashlight at or an admissible brightness
decreases it by steps when the voltage dramatically fall down. These actions increase runtime, use all available energy, get longer
lifetime of rechargeable battery and protect it from overdischarge or overheating.
Active temperature control. The flashlight can heat up in Turbo quickly. W mode hen the temperature become +60 C – °the brightness
decreases by small steps. After cooling-down (provided that battery voltage is sufficient the brightness increases to the ) Turbo mode
again. This stepping goes cyclically to maintain the user's safety and the flashlight's functionality. In conditions of good air-cooling the
flashlight delivers light even in without stepping down Turbo time mode. There are no preset timers for stepping, but real- active
temperature measurements.
High Temperature Indication
Warning Critical
WARM HOT
1sec2sec 2sec 1sec
Produktspezifikationen
| Marke: | ArmyTek |
| Kategorie: | Beleuchtung |
| Modell: | Tiara C1 Pro |
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