INSTRUCTION MANUAL

Congratulations!

Thank you for purchasing the Acura BR10 Ballistic Rangefinding Binoculars!

The BR10 seamlessly integrates high-performance binocular optics with an advanced laser rangefinder, weather station, and our lightning-fast ballistic solver powered by the proprietary Revic Ballistic Engine.

Once a ballistic profile is synced from the Revic Ops app to the BR10, pressing the FIRE button activates the on-board sensors. These sensors measure distance, incline angle, barometric pressure, temperature, and compass bearing. The collected data is then processed by the on-board ballistic solver, which rapidly calculates a firing solution in MOA, MILs, or our NEW Revic Smart Range (RSR) which provides a Shoot-To-Range for use with BDC turrets.

For wind hold corrections, the BR10 offers both Base Wind and Vector Wind modes, providing basic and advanced solutions with ultra-fast adjustments displayed in MOA or MILs at the measured distance.

Additionally, the BR10 features Bluetooth connectivity, allowing seamless communication with the Revic Ops app, Revic rifle scopes, and other compatible peripheral devices.

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• Carry Strap Installation

• 1. The Binocular Carry Strap is routed through the attachment points on each side of the Binocular. To attach the carry strap:
  2. • Pass the strap webbing through the attachment point from the bottom.
     • Thread the strap through the buckle (under the 1st layer of the strap).
     • Adjust the strap to the desired length (ensuring the strap does not slide out of the buckle).
     • Pull the strap tight through the buckle to secure the strap.

Menu and Navigation

Display Guide

Menu Items

The MENU can be accessed with a long press (3+ seconds) of the MENU button. To scroll through the menu, use the UP and DOWN arrow buttons. To select and edit a particular item, press the MENU button. When an item is selected and able to be changed/edited the value will flash. To save the setting and return to the previous screen, press the FIRE button (double click FIRE button to return to main screen).

1. 1. Temperature Override (Temp)- If the sensor temperature does not match the ambient temperature, you can manually override the sensor temperature value.  To return/reset the temperature to the device sensor temperature, press and hold the MENU button while the value is selected (flashing). 
      
      
   2. Range Output Mode (Mode) - Select between Range only (RNG), Angle Modified Range (AMR), or Ballistic Profile (Prof) if a Ballistic Profile has been loaded from the Revic App.  There is an option to Clear the Ballistic Profile by selecting (Clr).  With limited display characters, when Prof is selected, the profile name will display after 1.5 seconds for confirmation. 
      
      
   3. 1. Range Only: L​ine of sight range to your target with no ballistic information. This is shown in the display as just the range.
         
         
      2. Angle Modified Range: Straight line distance/map distance to your target. This will highlight AMR underneath the range readout in the BR10 display. <Add Image>
         
         
      *Ballistic Profile Range: Shown in line of sight range that includes the ballistic calculation in the BR10 display.
      
      
      
      

      *Ballistic Profile Range: Shown in line of sight range that includes the ballistic calculation in the BR10 display.
      
      
      
      

      
      

      3. 1. 1. * If a Revic Smart Range(RSR) profile is being used, RSR will be highlighted underneath the range. RSR is the SHOOT-TO-RANGE for the ballistic turret being used with the ballistic profile loaded in the BR10. Refer to the Revic Smart Range (RSR) section to learn more. 
               
               
   4. Range Units (Unit) - Select from the following Unit options:
   5. 1. US/Y outputs (Y)ards for distance and (US) Customary Units for other units 
      2. SI/Y outputs (Y)ards for distance and (SI) System International units for all other units
      3. US/M outputs (M)eters for distance and (US) Customary Units for other units 
      4. SI/M outputs (M)eters for distance and (SI) System International units for all other units
         
         
   6. Button Hand (Hand) - Select from Right hand and left hand button configuration. This switches which side your FIRE and MENU buttons are on.
      
      
   7. Latitude (Lat) - Set the Latitude to an integer value between 90° S to 90° N. The default setting is 44° N.
      
      
   8. Compass Calibration (Cal) - Frequent calibration of the compass will ensure the shooting vector used in the ballistic calculation and App features like Raypoint are accurate. Navigate to the Calibration menu item and press MENU to start the calibration. During calibration, rotate the binocular in a figure 8 pattern ensuring the front of the binos points in all directions. When complete the unit display will read “Pass.” This will take approximately 5-10 seconds.
      
      
   9. Brightness (Brt)- The BR10 has five brightness settings, 1-4 and Auto which will automatically select the brightness setting based on ambient light conditions.  
      
      
   10. Bluetooth (BT) - On/Off - When powered BT will broadcast its signal to be paired with the Revic Ops App or other compatible Revic Optics products.

Wind

The BR10 is equipped with BASE wind and VECTOR wind Modes.

​Base Wind

• Base Wind provides a fast and simple wind hold solution for situations where every second counts. The Base Wind speed is preset within the ballistic profile you created in the Revic Ops app. We recommend setting it to 5 MPH—this allows for quick mental calculations in the field.
• • For example:
  • • If the actual wind speed is 10 MPH, simply double the ballistic wind correction.
    • If the wind is 2.5 MPH, take half of the 5 MPH ballistic wind correction.
      
      
• Base Wind is displayed with the 9 O’Clock and 3 O’Clock wind clock indicators both on. (show an visual example)
  
  
• This intuitive system ensures rapid adjustments, so you can focus on making the shot. Base Wind speed can be quickly changed on the fly if  you prefer a more accurate ballistic solution. 
• • Note: Base Wind does not account for Spin Drift, Aero Jump, or Coriolis Effect since a wind direction is not given.

Vector wind

• Vector wind allows you to set your wind speed and direction, to give you the most accurate ballistic solution. This mode accounts for Spin Drift, Aero Jump and Coriolis Effect.

• Vector wind is shown with one wind clock indicator on, unless 12:30, 5:30, 6:30 or 11:30.  
• • Example: A 12:30 wind will show the 12 O’Clock and 1 O’Clock positions turned on.(show one with a 2:00 wind as well)

• Refer to Quick Key Wind input section for instructions.

Wind Recalculation

• The BR10 allows you to quickly update your ballistic solution by inputting new wind data—no need to re-range your target. If you range first and then adjust the wind speed or direction, or if wind conditions change after your last ballistic solution, simply update your wind call.

• After entering your wind speed and/or direction, you can either wait for the automatic timeout or press the FIRE button once. The Revic Ballistic Engine will instantly recalculate a new ballistic solution based on the updated wind information.

• This feature helps conserve battery life and saves valuable time in the field, allowing you to make quick adjustments without needing to re-range when you already have a range distance you trust. 

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Quick Keys

1. ​Wind Inputs:

2. 1. 1. Wind Speed Input: From the main screen, use the ARROW keys to increase or decrease the wind speed. You can either wait for the automatic timeout or press the FIRE button to save and exit.
         
         If a range has been previously taken, this action will automatically trigger a ballistic wind recalculation, ensuring an updated ballistic solution based on the new wind input.
         
         
      2. Vector Wind Input: From the main screen use the ARROW keys to increase or decrease the wind speed. After wind speed is set press the MENU button to input the wind direction. Input the direction of the wind relative to your target. The direction options are shown as a clock. You have the ability to enter any clock position as well as 12:30, 5:30, 6:30, or 11:30. Example: A 12:30 wind will show the 12 O’Clock and 1 O’Clock positions turned on. You can either wait for the automatic timeout or press the FIRE or MENU button to save and exit.
         
         If a range has been previously taken, this action will automatically trigger a ballistic wind recalculation, ensuring an updated ballistic solution based on the new wind input.
         
         
3.  Base Wind Reset: To reset wind to the default Base Wind setting from your ballistic profile, press both ARROW buttons simultaneously.
   
   
4. Change Targeting Mode: Targeting modes allow users to optimize laser ranging performance based on target acquisition needs. Choose between single or multiple laser ranges to improve accuracy when engaging hard-to-acquire targets. Press the MENU button to cycle through targeting modes. 
   
   
5. 1. 1. Near (N): Prioritizes the closest target.
      2. Far (F): Ignores the closest target and prioritizes the furthest target. *Recommended when inclement weather is making it difficult to acquire a range. 
         *Near and Far Modes include Scan Mode. Simply press and hold the Fire button while scanning, and the BR10 will continuously update the yardages.
         
         
      3. Long Range Near (LRN): Prioritizes the closest target in long-range scenarios.
      4. Long Range Far (LRF): Ignores the closest target and prioritizes the furthest target in long-range scenarios. 
         *Recommended when inclement weather is making it difficult to acquire a range. 
         
         These modes ensure flexibility and precision when ranging targets in varying conditions.
         
         
6. Change Display Brightness: To quickly change display brightness while holding the MENU button use the ARROW keys to toggle between settings
   
   
7. View Previous Range Data: After taking a range, the BR10 allows you to review all the data used to calculate your ballistic solution.
   
   
8. 1. To access previous range data: While holding the MENU button -> Press the FIRE button -> Release both buttons simultaneously.
      
      
   2. The following information will be displayed:
   3. 1. Range – Rng
      2. Revic Smart Range (if applicable) – RSR
      3. Elevation Correction – Ecor
      4. Wind Correction – Wcor
      5. Wind Speed – Wspd
      6. Wind Direction – Wdir
      7. Pressure – Pres
      8. Temperature – Temp
      9. Azimuth – Azmt
      10. Angle – Angl
      11. Hardware Version – Hrdw
      12. Firmware Version – Frmw
          
          
   4. This feature provides quick access to critical range data, ensuring you have all the necessary details for an accurate shot placement.

Revic Ops App

Download the Revic Ops App to create a Ballistic Profile and get started using your BR10.

1. 1. Creating a Ballistic Profile

   2. 1. 1.  Navigate to the Profile Manager Module. 
            
            
         2.  Tap the Plus icon in the bottom right and select “Manual” to create a new Ballistic Profile or Ballistic Data Ring Profile.
            
            
   3.  Profile Sync
   4. 1. 1. Follow the following steps to sync your profile. 
         2. Navigate to the Device Manager Module
         3. Power on your BR10 Device
         Tap “Connect”
         
         
         
         
         Tap “Connect”
         After connecting select “Manage”

         After connecting select “Manage”

         
         

         Select the Profile you would like to sync then press “Sync”
         Select the Profile you would like to sync then press “Sync”
         
         
         
         
         You should get a confirmation message. 
         
         
         You should get a confirmation message. 
         
         
         
         
         
   5. Revic Smart Range (RSR)
      
      
   6. Raypoint
      Raypoint is Revic’s new waypoint drop feature, designed to work with the Revic Ops App. Simply connect your device with the App and take a range. A waypoint will be dropped on your target. There is a band attached to the Raypoint that represents the distance you ranged.
      
   7. 1. To use Raypoint:
      2. 1. Open Revic Ops App.
         Navigate to Mapping Target Module
         
         
         
         

         Navigate to Mapping Target Module
         
         
         
         

         
         

         2. Tap on the Rangefinder Device  in the bottom left hand corner.
         Power on BR10 and select from the list to connect. 
         
          
         
         
         Power on BR10 and select from the list to connect. 
         
          
         
         
         3. Each range will drop a waypoint and replace the last waypoint unless saved. 
            
            

*For the best accuracy, ensure the BR10 is properly calibrated and used in open environments—away from vehicles or large metal structures.

Safety Warning

The Acura BR10 is designed to meet FDA eye safety requirements and is classified as eye-safe to Class 1M limits, which means that virtually no hazard is associated with directly viewing the laser output under normal conditions. As with any laser device, however, reasonable precautions should be taken in its operation. 

•    Avoid staring into the transmit aperture while firing the laser. 
•    Do not look at high intensity light sources such as the sun through the BR10.
•    Only use a CR2 Battery as a power source for your Acura BR10.
•    Keep your Acura BR10 out of reach of children.