NGAL User Manual

User Manual

NGAL

Infrared and visible aiming lasers with a VCSEL infrared illuminator. Controls, the selector, zeroing, mounting and laser safety.

IR And VisibleVCSEL Illuminator24 PagesRev 1.0

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Read this before you move the selector off OFF

This unit emits laser radiation from its front face. Five of its eight selector positions are invisible to the naked eye and are still emitting when you cannot see anything happen.

  • Never look into an aperture, and never point one at a face. That includes your own, and it includes doing it through a night vision device.
  • Never point it at aircraft, or at anything reflective at close range.
  • Treat the unit as emitting whenever the selector is off the O mark.
  • Keep the aperture covers on when the unit is not in use.
  • Do not open the housing.

Section 09 of the manual carries the full safety section, and the labels on the unit itself are the authority.

This is an aiming device, not a sight

The NGAL projects a beam. It has no optics you look through and it does not amplify anything. The IR settings are visible only through a night vision device.

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