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Mounting the Telescope
5 Take the LS-6 from its packaging and place
the entire telescope onto the top of the tripod head.
Rotate the telescope head slowly until you feel the
scope register on the center hub of the tripod head.
Carefully screw the three attachment thumb-screws
on the bottom of the plate to the base of the tripod.
Hand tighten the screws so the telescope cannot spin
or wobble on the tripod head.
Installing the Batteries
6 Remove the end cover from the battery
compartment exposing the battery tray. Carefully slide
the battery tray out until it reaches its end stop. Insert
8 (user supplied) Alkaline “C” batteries into the battery
compartment. Take care that the batteries + and - ends
are as indicated in the battery holder.
Slide the battery compartment back into the telescope
and re-attach the battery compartment cover.
CAUTION: Use care to install batteries as indicated by
the battery compartment. Follow battery manufacturer’s
precautions. Do not install batteries backwards or mix
new and used batteries. Do not mix battery types. If
these precautions are not followed, batteries may
explode, catch re, or leak. Improperly installed
batteries void your Meade warranty. Always remove
the batteries if they will not be used for a long period
of time.
Using an AC Adapter or
DC Power Cord
7 Use only the optional Meade Universal AC
Power Adapter (part number 07584 for North America
or 07584F for 220v foreign) with your LS-6 telescope
when connecting to AC power. It is specically selected
to provide the quality voltage and current required to
power and protect the electronics in the telescope.
Power adapters from other manufactures may cause
damage and void your warranty.
Plug the AC plug into a household AC socket
and the DC plug into the 12v DC jack on the
telescope panel.
For external DC power use the optional #607 DC Power
Cord (part number 07043) to connect to an automotive
12v DC accessory socket.
Power
Port
GETTING STARTED
Thumb-Screw
Center Hub
6
Follow the battery
polarity (orientation)
as indicated by
molded icons