Digex

Digex’s reticle is electronic and always stays in the same plane with the target. The Digex has reticles of ten various shapes and functions (direct shot type, ballistic, scalable and regular), all available in eight colors.

Zeroing the riflescope can be done either at the base magnification or at a digital zoom, with the click value decreasing as the zoom value increases. At the maximum magnification of 16x reticle step is less than 0.1 MOA but the aiming point is stable in the entire range of magnifications.

Zeroing settings are saved in a shooting profile. The Digex N455 features up to five shooting profiles for various rifles and cartridges. Each profile can hold up to 10 zeroing distances.

SumLight function increases sensor sensitivity which allows passive observation (without IR) in low light conditions and at night. The software automatically activates algorithms (such as summing adjacent pixel signals, frame addition), thus increasing sensitivity while preserving good image quality.

The field of view of the complex wide-angle six-lens eyepiece is 30 degrees. Combined with the HD quality AMOLED display, the eyepiece delivers a rich and deep image perception.

Digex starts up within three seconds after ON button is pressed.

Digex is easy to use. Turn on-off, video recording, zoom setup and PiP mode are activated by dedicated buttons easily accessible on the upper part of riflescope’s housing. Other functions are managed by the controller, which operates as both a wheel and button.

Digex riflescopes are designed to operate in a wide range of temperatures from (-25 to +50°C). The frost-resistant AMOLED display features quick response rate and ensures a crisp image when viewing fast moving objects.

Rifle’s side inclination when shooting shifts the point of impact off the aiming point. Digex riflescopes control the degree of side inclination. Once the rifle with riflescope installed is inclined by more than five degrees, the display shows a warning – compound arrows with direction and degree of inclination. The more sections an arrow has, the greater is the angle of side incline.

This setting automatically turns the riflescope off as soon as it is in the non-working position for a certain time interval – inclination angle is more than 70 degrees vertically (upwards/downwards) or 30 degrees horizontally (rightwards/leftwards).

The stadiametric rangefinder is a dynamic rangefinding scale intended to help determine approximate range to objects with known height 1.7 m (deer), 0.7m (wild boar) and 0.3 m (rabbit).

The removable eye cup installs on the eyepiece and removes from it within a fraction of a second. For the night use, the eye cup protects the hunter against disclosing light from the micro display and helps position the eye relative to riflescope´s eyepiece.