What does flashing green WFOV or NFOV indicate?

• A. The device is overheating
• B. The focus limit has been met
• C. The focus limit is not met
• D. The battery is low

Answer: (B)

Flashing green in WFOV or NFOV signals that the focus limit has been met. The sight uses two viewing modes—wide field of view for quick target acquisition and narrow field of view for precise aiming. As magnification increases, the depth of field narrows, so there’s a specific range where a sharp image is possible. When the target is within that range at the current magnification, the system confirms it with a flashing green indicator. This means the image is in focus and you can proceed with aiming and firing. Conditions like overheating or a low battery would show different warnings, not this green flash, and if focus isn’t within the workable range you wouldn’t see the green indication.