Pressing the joystick in the DOWN direction from the main screen decreases the wind speed. Press DOWN in the menus to navigate DOWN, or decrease an input value.

 Pressing the joystick in the LEFT direction from the main screen changes the Display Mode (from Base Wind Display to Vector Wind Display, if in the Base Wind Display Mode), and changes the wind clock position in the counter clockwise direction. Press LEFT in the menus to navigate to the menu to the left.

The Reticle Illumination Ring is located on the parallax turret. To turn the illumination on, pull out on the illumination ring.

To increase the brightness level rotate the illumination ring forward, or in the counterclockwise direction.

The brightness level increases or decreases with each rotation of the illumination ring. A partial rotation of the illumination ring will incrementally change the illumination between the 9 levels. 

Detailed instructions to create and sync profiles from the Revic Ops app to the RS25b are listed in the Installing and Using the Revic Ops App Section of this manual.

Active Profile Selection

The name of the active profile appears in the upper segment of the main display, and the target symbol appears next to the active profile in the Ballistic Profile Menu.
To select a profile as the active profile
1. Navigate UP/DOWN to move the active menu item to the desired profile.
2. Press and hold ENTER.
The RS25b will return to the main screen upon setting the active profile.

Profile Information

To view detailed information of the ballistic profiles press ENTER while the profile is selected. The Profile Name, Ballistic Coefficient (BC), Muzzle Velocity (MV) and Zero Angle are displayed.  Press ENTER to return to the Ballistic Profiles Menu.

Any adjustments to the Ballistic Profiles are made in the Revic Ops app, and the profile is required to be synced to the RS25b before updates are shown.

Connectivity Menu

The Bluetooth connectivity is enabled/disabled in the Connectivity Menu.  With the Bluetooth selected press UP/DOWN to change the Bluetooth setting to OFF or APP (on).

The Bluetooth is set to APP by default to enable syncing profiles.

Power Management Menu

The Power Management Menu allows the user to adjust the timing of the HUD  power settings.

Sleeping Timing

If no button presses are detected for the elapsed Shut Down Time (default 20 minutes), the RS25b will fully power off.
These settings are maintained during the SLEEP state, and reset once the RS25b powers OFF:

    Temperature Override

    Pressure Override

    Compass Override

Shutdown Timing

If no button presses are detected for the elapsed Shut Down Time (default 20 minutes), the RS25b will fully power off. 

The settings listed above in Sleep TIming are reset once fully powered off, all other settings remain as configured when the RS25b is powered OFF.

Menu Return Timing

If no button presses are detected for the elapsed Menu Return Time (default 20 seconds), the RS25b will return to the main HUD display screen.

Compass Menu

The compass settings and real time compass sensor data is accessed in the Compass Menu.

True North

To make quick adjustments to the compass calibration, set the True North position with the RS25b rifle scope objective lens aligned to the north direction shown on a  compass (adjusted for magnetic declination). Press ENTER to select SET on the True North selection. Press and Hold ENTER until the dash bars appear and the shown value returns to SET.

Compass Calibration

If the RS25b is mounted on a rifle, ensure the rifle system is pointed in a safe direction at all times during the compass calibration. To perform a full compass calibration press ENTER once the Compass Calibration is selected. Rotate the rifle scope on all axes in an infinity pattern until the unit reads “Pass”. The calibration will take approximately 10 seconds to complete.

Incline

The real time incline sensor data is displayed in degrees.

Azimuth

The real time azimuth compass direction sensor data is displayed in degrees. 0 degrees is North, 90 degrees is East etc.

Settings 1 Menu

The 1st Settings Menu allows the unit of measure to be specified, the HUD display position to be changed, and reticle illumination color to be set.

Double Tap

While any of the menus are displayed, double tapping the rifle scope body (such as on the eyepiece or elevation turret) will cause the HUD to return to the main display (in the set Display Mode). The sensitivity  of the tap can be adjusted to 3 settings, Light (LIT), Medium (MID) and Heavy (HVY).

Turret Calibration

A Turret calibration is performed by entering the angular value of the elevation turret position into the Turret Cal input of the Settings 3 Menu. It is recommended to calibrate with the elevation turret set to 0, however is not required.
With Turret Cal as the active menu item:

    1. Press Enter to Select the Turret Calibration

    2. Press UP/DOWN to input the current angular value of the elevation turret position.

   3. Press ENTER to save

System Serial Number

The RS25b system serial number is 1 letter and 5 digits, the letter indicates manufacturing date and is not a digit. The serial number is displayed in the Setting 3 Menu, and on the underside of the scope body, as well as in the Revic Ops App in the Device Manager to reduce confusion when connecting your riflescope to the app.

Quick Keys

Overview and Button Combinations

Your RS25b is equipped with Quick Keys to allow for efficient operation of high-use functions. The Quick Keys are combinations of the joystick inputs, or sensor data, which are accessed from the main screen without the need to enter the Settings Menu.

Display Mode

Switching from the Base Wind Display Mode to the Vector Wind Display mode will occur when a vector wind input is entered using the LEFT/RIGHT joystick controls.

From the Base Wind Display press LEFT/RIGHT switch to Vector Wind Display Mode. Continue pressing LEFT/RIGHT to set the wind direction shown on the Wind Clock. The Display will switch to Vector Wind Display Mode and turn on wind based ballistic routines. To return to the Base Wind Display Mode use the HUD Menu Display Mode setting.

Return to the Main Screen

While accessing the menus the HUD can be returned to the main screen prior to the Menu Return Time occurring. To return to the main screen:

   - Double tap the scope body (such as on the eyepiece or elevation turret)

    -Adjust the elevation turret position

    -Press and hold ENTER

Wind Vector Adjustments

The wind vector speed and direction can be changed by using the joystick controls:
    -LEFT/RIGHT for wind direction
    -UP/DOWn for wind speed

Installing and Using the Revic Ops App

Install the Revic App

Your Radikl RS25b calculates a ballistic solution based on a specific ballistic profile. Profiles are created and stored on the Revic Ops App and synced to the RS25b through bluetooth communication.

Download the Revic Ops app from the Google Play Store or the Apple App Store, revicoptics.com/app, or simply take a picture of the QR code above and you will be taken directly to the app store.

Creating a Ballistic Profile

With the Revic Ops app installed ballistic profiles can be created to sync with the Radikl RS25b. Use the Profile Module within the app to program the ballistic profile of your rifle. Using the plus symbol will allow profiles to be added from a QR code by scanning with your device camera,  loading a saved QR code from your device gallery, or entering the required profile information manually.

1. Enter the minimum required information for each profile synced to the RS25b:

Required Firearm Information:

Caliber

Scope Height

Twist Rate

Required Ammunition Information:

Muzzle Velocity

Ballistic Coefficient (BC)

Bullet Weight

Bullet Length

With the required information provided in the profile the Zero Angle (ZA) can be calculated.

2.    Toggle the profile configuration to ZA in the Firearm Header of the Ballistic Profile.

3.   Press the Zero Angle FIND Button.

4.    Enter the Zero Angle profile, environmental and wind conditions

5.    Press the CALCULATE button to determine the Zero Angle for the conditions provided.

6.    Press SET to store the calculated Zero Angle in the current profile.



























The Creating A Ballistic Profile video provides additional details on how to create ballistic profiles.

Connect Devices

To connect the RS25b to the Revic Ops app, navigate to the Device Manager Module in the app then power on the riflescope. The connectivity status icon in the HUD will flash indicating the rifle scope is ready to connect to the app.  

In the Revic Ops app, the available devices will be shown in the  Device Manager Module. Select your RS25b Device serial number from the list by tapping the Connect button under the device name.  

Once the device is connected via bluetooth, the connectivity icon in the RS25b will remain solid, and the connect button will turn orange ready to disconnect in the app.

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Sync a Profile

The Radikl RS25b will provide the Shoot-to-Range ballistic solution for the specific ballistic profile active in the riflescope Heads Up Display once the profile is synced to the RS25b.

To sync a single profile:

     1.  With your rifle scope connected to the app Press the MANAGE button next to the device.
    2.  Select your desired profile by tapping the sync icon next to the profile name.
    3.  Press the SYNC button to transmit your desired profile to the connected RS25b device. The app will confirm the selected profile has been successfully synced to the riflescope.

To confirm which profile is loaded into the RS25b, navigate to the Ballistic Profile Menu.

After loading ballistic profiles, ensure the Turret Calibration is performed to align the elevation turret position, and electronic encoder reading (Head Up Display Settings 3 Menu).

Up to 4 profiles can be synced to the RS25b at the same time. The Zero Angle profile configuration allows profiles to be related across varying zeroing conditions through the Zero Elevation Offset and Zero Wind Offset parameters.

Additional profiles can be created by repeating the steps in the Creating a ballistic profile section above, or by copying a previously created profile.

To copy of  profile:

     1.  Press the GEAR icon next to the profile you want to copy
    2.  Press COPY
    3.  Rename and update the profile with the desired changes (Ammunition, Zero Offset Elevation, muzzle velocity etc.) 

To sync multiple profiles:

     1.  Collect the Zero Offset Elevation and Zero Offset Windage data for the additional profiles (not required to be completed in the same zeroing session).
    2.  Recalculate the additional profiles’ ZA with the zero offsets and updated environmental conditions  included.
    3.  Sync all profiles together.

Syncing profiles will overwrite all previously synced profiles in the RS25b.

Ballistic Solutions

The Radikl RS25b offers ballistic solution options suitable for various hunting scenarios using our unique Base Wind Mode and Vector Wind Mode.

Base Wind Mode

The Base Wind Mode is intended to assist real hunting scenarios under a half mile, where shot execution time is a key factor in successful outcomes.  The base wind value is part of a ballistic profile on the Revic Ops app.  In the RS25b, the default wind solution relies on the base wind value to calculate a full value wind hold from either the three or nine o’clock direction relative to the target.  This method does not require any wind inputs, but only calculates the direction independent wind correction for the base wind speed.  If another wind speed is present, simply scale the base wind to suit.  Because the wind solution is bi-directional, other calculations that require specific directional inputs or combined output values must be disregarded. Generally when the Base Wind Method is used, advanced calculations are not required. The calculations which are not considered using the Base Wind Mode are:
        - Aerodynamic Jump
        - Headwind/Tailwind
        - Spin Drift
        - Coriolis (Note: the azimuth dependent vertical effect, Eovtos, IS included)

For example, consider a scenario where the base wind value is five mph and the wind condition is determined to be a left to right wind at 10 mph.  The range is 500 yards and the elevation correction is 8.2 MOA.  The wind correction displayed is 0.8 MOA (for the 5 mph base wind speed), simply scale the value:  10 / 5 is 2 so, 2 X 0.8 is 1.6 MOA wind hold to the left.

Base Wind is set at the Profile level synced from the Revic Ops app.  9 o'clock and 3 o'clock wind directions are shown on the Wind Clock in the center segment of the display. The base wind speed is shown in the center of the Wind Clock display.

The resulting wind solution is shown to the right in the center segment of the display. The display will indicate both a left and right wind direction (in Base Wind Display mode) or BWND (in Data Display mode) indicating the solution can be used for a wind from either direction.

If a manual vector wind was input into the RS25b the Base Wind can be reset to the profile value by selecting the Base Wind Display mode.

Vector Wind Mode

Many advanced ballistic calculations have wind and elevation corrections that are directionally dependent. For example, spin drift is always the same direction as the barrel twist.  To add spin drift to the wind deflection, the wind direction must be identified.  Elevation and windage corrections for aerodynamic jump face a similar requirement.  In scenarios where advanced corrections are required, we enable the Vector Wind Method by entering a wind direction and the wind speed.  The direction entered is the target relative clock direction of wind origin.

Enter a wind vector direction with the LEFT/RIGHT joystick directions. Enter the wind vector speed with the UP/DOWN joystick directions. The wind vector is shown on the Wind Clock in the center segment of the display.

The resulting wind solution is shown to the right in the center segment of the display, and the display indicates the direction of the wind adjustment.

Elevation Adjustment

  The ballistic elevation adjustment solution is calculated for the selected ballistic profile, shooting and environmental conditions. Simply dial the elevation adjustment to the known target distance and the Revic Digital Werkstream will update the Revic Smart Range in the Center Display Segment as the elevation adjustment is made.

Temperature Sensitivity

The ballistic solution is dependent on the environment conditions. The Radikl RS25b is equipped with on board sensors to measure the pressure and temperature each time a sensor value is updated. There will be a response time (typically between 2 ° F - 4 ° F per minute) while the unit reaches ambient temperature if your riflescope has been warmed by a vehicle or shelter climate. Allow time for the device to acclimate to the environmental temperature, or manually adjust the riflescope temperature with the temperature override as described in the Settings Menu section of this manual.

Appendix

Accessory Installation

The Objective Accessory Adapter allows for accessories to be mounted to the objective bell housing. To install the Objective Accessory Adapter, thread the adapter onto the objective housing, or sunshade. Take care not to cross thread the adapter, scope or sunshade during installation. Do Not exceed 10 in-lb (1.13Nm).

The RS25b Sunshade minimizes intense direct light while allowing for full optical light collection of the RS25b. To install the sunshade thread the sunshade onto the objective housing directly or onto the Objective Accessory Adapter. Take care not to cross thread the sunshade, scope or adapter during installation. Do Not exceed 10 in-lb (1.13Nm).

The RS25b Lens Covers offer protection of the optical lens when not in use. The flip up style lens covers are not required to be removed when the RS25b is in use. To install the lens covers:
    

    1.  Grasp the cover and scope firmly.
    2.  Press the front of the hinge of the cover towards the scope until the cover partially latches to the adapter.
    3.  Press the front edge (180 degrees) of the cover from the hinge until the cover fully latches to the adapter.
    4.  Check the functionality of the cover by opening and closing the cover repeatedly to ensure a snug fit.

Care and Maintenance

Cleaning

Clean the Radikl RS25b after each use, before returning it to a carrying case. Check all of the following items:

    - Moisture: If the unit is exposed to excess moisture, towel off excess moisture and air dry the riflescope at room temperature.
    - Exterior dirt. Wipe exterior surfaces clean to prevent grit buildup. Isopropanol may be used to remove dirt and fingerprints from the exterior.
    - Ocular and Objective lenses: Cleaning the lenses after each use is suggested. Use an optical air blower to remove particles like dust or dirt. Use a non-abrasive cleaning cloth (such as the cloth provided) to remove fingerprints, smudges or oil from the lenses. Failure to keep the lenses clean may cause damage.

Dust and Water Protection

The RS25b scope body is IPX7 rated, which means it is sealed to provide protection from dust and rain, but will not withstand prolonged submersion (beyond 1-meter submersion up to 30 minutes). The Battery Compartment with the Parallax turret is IPX5 rated.

Transporting

When transporting the RS25b, the unit should be transported securely. The eyepieces should be covered whenever the RS25b is not in use.

Warranty and Legal

Revic Optics, a subsidiary of Gunwerks LLC, warranties the mechanical and optical parts of their products to be free from defects in material and workmanship for a period of five (5) years, and the electronic parts for a period of two (2) years from the date of purchase.  

After the manufacturer’s warranty period, Revic Optics at its sole discretion will cover the costs of labor and/or materials of repairs for mechanical and optical parts for an additional period of five (5) years, and for electronics parts for an additional period of three (3) years on a goodwill repair basis. There is no legal entitlement to goodwill repairs. 

During the warranty period, if the product is found to have a defect in material or workmanship, Revic Optics will, at its option and without charge for labor and materials, repair or replace the defective parts or the product. If the product is no longer available, Revic Optics reserves the right to replace the product with an equivalent product offered for sale at the time of the repair.

This limited warranty does not cover failures resulting from abuse, negligence, or unauthorized alterations, modifications or repairs. Wear parts such as rubber armoring, eyecups, carrying straps or cases and direct or indirect damages caused by defects in the product are not covered by the warranty. 

This warranty is only valid with proof of purchase or warranty repair documentation from Revic Optics (RMA). Return shipping will be provided for warranty repairs. If the product is shipped abroad any duties or taxes incurred must be paid by the customer.  Products without a proof of purchase will be repaired at the customer’s expense.

If other warranties or guarantees (either statutory or voluntary) are agreed to in other countries they must be fulfilled by the agreeing parties. This warranty is granted by Revic Optics, a subsidiary of Gunwerks LLC. The place of jurisdiction is Park County, Wyoming USA.

To complete the warranty registration process for your product, please visit www.revicoptics.com/product-registration

Should you require assistance or service, please submit a support request to https://www.revicoptics.com/helpdesk or call (307) 296-7308.

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