INSTRUCTION MANUAL DIRL-GL

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BEAMSHOT DIRL-GL The operator s sidekick INSTRUCTION MANUAL DIRL-GL Two-In-One Laser System 1 / 20 V1.0

IN COMBAT YOU ARE OPERATING ON THE RAZORS EDGE. Speed, Accuracy and Dependability are more than just words on paper. They are the difference between Life and Death. Between Success and Failure. You have trained to be the best, you need equipment that matches up. You need a sighting device that meets, and surpasses the current specification for the An-PEQ2 The DIRL-GL gives you that extra edge needed for mission success. It is equipped with IR and Visible Green laser sighting systems that allow you to quickly and accurately lock on a target in seconds. The DIRL-GL allows you to seamlessly switch between covert nighttime operations, using night vision equipment, to hard hitting forceful entries that utilize our visible Green laser. The DIRL-GL is small, lightweight and durable. It will stand up to both hot and near-freezing temperatures. Moreover, it can withstand the recoil of high caliber rifles and automatic weapons. It is made of highly durable aircraft aluminum and is water resistance. The windage and elevation adjustments for the IR and Visible lasers are efficiently controlled by one mechanism saving valuable time. The DIRL-GL is the operator s sidekick. 2 / 20 V1.0

FEATURES A. An easy-to-use function switch enables you to control visible laser power, IR laser power, or system shutoff. B. In addition to the fire button that is built into the unit, the DIRL-GL also comes with a separate momentary remote cable pressure pad activation switch that can be attached to the device if needed. C. On / Off power LED indicator is an added safety measure. D. Single low profile windage / elevation adjustments for both visible and IR laser pointer. Two aiming lasers are co-center adjusted and will always keep on the same sight adjustment up to 1000 yards. E. System is conveniently powered by a single CR123A. F. Activation and low battery indicator light G. Supplied with Integrated Picatinny Mount. 3 / 20 V1.0

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS DANGER Nominal Ocular Hazard Distances (NOHD) Laser Mode Visible Laser IR Laser Class Class IIIa Class 1 NOHD (unaided) NOHD (5-cm aided) NOHD (8-cm aided) NOHD (12-cm aided) 40 m 1.6 m 405 134 m 660 m 227 m 1000 m 350 m Exposure to the laser beam inside the NOHD can cause permanent damage to the human eye. 4 / 20 V1.0

DANGER CLASS IIIa LASER PRODUCT (Visible Laser) Laser radiation when open. AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. DANGER Do not stare into the laser beams and laser aperture. Do not point the laser beams at the human eye. Do not point the laser beams at a mirror-like surface. Do not look into the laser beams through binoculars or telescopes. 5 / 20 V1.0

CAUTION Use of controls or adjustments, or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure. When not in use, Always keep the power/function switch on POWER OFF position, Including when in storage. When not in use, Always close the Rubber Safety Cover, Including when in storage. Do not allow water to enter the housing by keeping the battery cap shut. Do not store the DIRL-GL with battery installed. 6 / 20 V1.0

TABLE OF CONTENTS SAFETY PRECAUTIONS... 4 TABLE OF CONTENTS... 7 CHAPTER 1 : CONTENTS OF A SET... 8 CHAPTER 2 : SPECIFICATIONS... 9 CHAPTER 3 : CONSTRUCTION... 10 CHAPTER 4 : OPERATING PROCEDURES... 12 4.1 Battery Installation... 12 4.2 Mode Selection for Operation... 13 4.3 Dual LED Status Indicator... 15 4.4 Power & Laser Activation... 16 4.5 Mounting... 18 4.6 Zeroing in... 19 CHAPTER 5 : BASIC MAINTENANCE... 20 7 / 20 V1.0

CHAPTER 1 CONTENTS OF A SET No.3 No.4 No.5 No.6 No.2 No.1 No.8 No.7 No. Part Name 1 DIRL-GL two in one Laser System 2 Hard Covered Carrying Case 3 Lens Cloth 4 Soft Carrying Case 5 Instruction Manual 6 CR123A Battery 7 Alignment / Screwdriver Plate 8 Remote Cable 7" 8 / 20 V1.0

CHAPTER 2 SPECIFICATIONS Mechanical Characteristics Weight 245±10g Dimensions 142(L) x 50 (W) x 42(H) mm Mount MIL-STD-1913 rail Water Resistance Water Resistance(IP68) Laser Wavelength Visible Laser Sight (Green) 532±30 nm Infrared Laser Sight 850±30nm Output Power(High/Low) Visible Laser Sight (Green) 2.5±1mW Infrared Laser Sight Visible Laser Sight (Green) Infrared Laser Sight Visible Laser Sight (Green) Infrared Laser Sight 0.6±0.095mW Beam Divergence <0.4 mrad <0.4 mrad Sight Range (Night Time/Day Time) 2000m/20m 600m Boresighting & Alignment Movement per Click 2.75 MOA / 0.8 mrad / 0.046, (8 cm@100 meters / 2.75 "@ 100 yards) Movement from center 60±10 mrad Total Travel 120±20 mrad Operating Temperature Visible Laser Sight (Green) +5 C ~ +40 C(41 F ~ +104 F) Infrared Laser Sight -20 C ~ +60 C(-4 F ~ +140 F) Operating Time (Hours) Visible Laser Sight 4+ hrs (CR-123A x 1) Infrared Laser Sight 6+ hrs (CR-123A x 1) 9 / 20 V1.0

CHAPTER 3 CONSTRUCTION No.3 No.2 No.1 No.4 No.5 No.6 No.8 Fig. 3 1 No.7 No.9 No.10 Fig. 3 2 No.11 No.12 No.13 No.14 10 / 20 V1.0

No. Description 1 Remote Cable Pad Switch(7") 2 Connector for Cable Pressure Pad Switch 3 Power / Function Switch 4 Windage and Elevation Adjusters 5 Rubber Safety Cover for laser-emitting aperture 6 Laser Fire Button 7 LED Fire Indicator 8 LED Aiming/ Batt Indicator 9 Battery Cap 10 Product serial number (S/N) 11 Screw Cap 12 Picatinny 1913 Weaver Mount 13 Visible Laser-emitting Aperture 14 Infrared Laser-emitting Aperture 11 / 20 V1.0

CHAPTER 4 OPERATING PROCEDURES 4.1 Battery Installation Fig. 4 1 Unscrew battery cap, insert CR123A battery. Positive pole points outside as in Fig. 4-1 We suggest use CR123A Lithium batteries for optimal battery life. Power Supply : One CR123A Battery(3 Volt) Operating Time: CR123A Lithium Battery (Included) : Visible Laser Sight : 4+ hrs Infrared Laser Sight : 6+ hrs *Note* Do not store the DIRL-GL with battery installed. 12 / 20 V1.0

4.2 Mode Selection for Operation Power /Function Switch is showing in follow Fig. 4-2: Fig. 4 2 Table 4-2 Power /Function Switch Selection: Position Status OFF VIS IR System power off Visible Laser sight selected, Class IIIa IR Laser sight selected, Class 1 13 / 20 V1.0

DANGER CLASS IIIa LASER PRODUCT (Visible Laser) Laser radiation when open AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. CAUTION Always move the power switch to OFF after use. 14 / 20 V1.0

4.3 Dual LED Status Indicator Dual LED Indicator Fig. 4 3 LED Indicator LED Color Status Fire LED Indicator Aiming / Batt LED Indicator Green Red Green Orange Laser is Emitting Low battery power System is on Visible or IR Mode System is on Visible or IR Mode and Low battery power 15 / 20 V1.0

4.4 Power & Laser Activation 1 4 2 3 Fig. 4 4 1. Select function mode by Power/Function Switch. 2. Open the Rubber Safety Cover (In Fig. 4-4, is show Open) 3. Press Fire button (rubber covered button on top of the unit) or Pressure pad switch, laser will fire. 4. Quick Press Fire button (rubber covered button on top of the unit) or Pressure pad switch TWICE, Laser will be in constant on mode 5. Please note: always turn Power/Function select switch to "OFF" position after use. 6. Please note: Always close the Rubber Safety Cover after use. 16 / 20 V1.0

DANGER CLASS IIIa LASER PRODUCT (Visible Laser) Laser radiation when open. AVOID DIRECT EYE EXPOSURE. DANGER Do not stare into the laser beams or laser aperture. Do not point the laser beams at the human eye. Do not point the laser beams at mirror-like surfaces. Do not look into the laser beams through binoculars or telescopes. 17 / 20 V1.0

4.5 Mounting Fig. 4 5 Using the integrated rail mounting system, the DIRL-GL can attach to a picatinny rail (either vertically or horizontally depending on rail access). Secure the unit by tightening the screws with a coin or slot screwdriver. 18 / 20 V1.0

4.6 Zeroing in Fig. 4-6 Turn the windage and elevation adjustments to align the laser dot to your iron sight as shown in Fig. 4-6. Each adjuster click will move the laser point by 2 cm at 25 meters (2/3 inch at 25 yards) To ensure your DIRL-GL Laser System is zeroed on your bullet trajectory at a certain distance, test at the shooting range. Ensure both the IR and Visible laser dots co-align with the iron sight & bullet impact. When you are adjusting the IR & Visible laser dots, the windage & elevation will adjust them together. They do not have independent adjustments as they are co-aligned. 19 / 20 V1.0

CHAPTER 5 BASIC MAINTENANCE 1. Make sure the power/function switch is on Power OFF position. 2. Keep the rubber Safety Cover closed. Rinse the housing with water and wipe dry, clean with a soft cloth. 3. Remove the battery and close the battery cap. 4. Open the rubber safety cover. Rinse the Laser-emitting Aperture with water and wipe clean with a dry lens cleaning tissue. Brush off all loose dirt from the aperture carefully. 5. Clean around fire buttons, power/function switch, adjustments etc with a soft cloth or disposable applicator. 6. Wipe dust and dirt from all components with a soft dry cloth. 7. Make sure the power/function switch is on Power OFF position again. CAUTION When not in use, Always keep the power/function switch on POWER OFF position, Including when in storage. When not in use, Always close the Rubber Safety Cover, Including when in storage. Do not allow water to enter the housing by keeping the battery cap shut. Do not store the DIRL-GL with battery installed. 20 / 20 V1.0