Steiner-optik Gmbh

Matthias Hofmann

Peter Haag

Tobias Eberhardt

The invention relates to a long-range optical device, in particular telescopic sight, comprising a reticle, the position of which can be adjusted, and comprising an associated mechanism for adjusting the reticle, comprising

Long-range optical device, in particular telescopic sight

A communication system for transmitting detected object information items (OI) between two communication partners, comprising: a first communication partner, formed as a target distance measuring device having a communication device and an object detection device, wherein the object detection device detects remote objects and generates an OI describing a respective detected remote object, and the communication device transmits a generated OI to a second communication partner, a second communication partner, formed as a telescopic sight device having a communication device and a display device displaying a visual field which varies depending on the orientation of the to sight device, wherein the communication device is configured to receive OI transmitted by the first communication partner and the display device is configured to display received OI, wherein objects located outside the visual field at a given orientation of the telescopic sight device are displayable marked as outside the visual field.

Communication system for transmitting captured object information between at least two communication partners

A device for adjusting a reticle, comprising: &#x2014;an adjustable reticle, &#x2014;an adjusting means set up to adjust the reticle, wherein the adjusting means includes an adjustment actuation element, movably mounted in an adjustment movement degree of freedom, &#x2014;a blocking means assigned to the adjusting means set up to block movements of the adjustment actuation element, wherein the blocking means includes a blocking element transferrable into a blocking position, in which this effects that movements of the adjustment actuation element are blocked in the adjustment movement degree of freedom, and into an unblocking position, in which this effects that movements of the adjustment actuation element are not blocked in the adjustment movement degree of freedom, wherein the blocking element, in the blocking position, cooperates frictionally with the adjustment actuation element or with a component of the adjusting means coupled with the adjustment actuation element.

Device for adjusting a reticle

A communication system for transmitting detected object information items (OI) between two communication partners, comprising: a first communication partner, formed as a target distance measuring device having a communication device and an object detection device, wherein the object detection device detects remote objects and generates an OI describing a respective detected remote object, and the communication device transmits a generated OI to a second communication partner, a second communication partner, formed as a telescopic sight device having a communication device and a display device displaying a visual field which varies depending on the orientation of the telescopic sight device, wherein the communication device is configured to receive OI transmitted by the first communication partner and the display device is configured to display received OI, wherein objects located outside the visual field at a given orientation of the telescopic sight device are displayable marked as outside the visual field.

The invention relates to a long-range optical device, in particular a telescopic sight, with at least one objective lensand at least one eyepieceand with an adjustable reticlearranged between the objective lensand the eyepiece, wherein the reticleis coupled to a manually operable fast reticle adjustment, wherein a display deviceis arranged in the field of view of the long-range optical device, through which a distance value set by a setting deviceof the fast reticle adjustment can be read when using the long-range optical device

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Bayreuth, Germany

Matthias Hofmann