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I have a Celestron Edge HD 8 and I am looking to upgrade the visual back to ClickLock to make it easier and more secure when attaching my camera and when swapping between viewing and imaging. I will be using a Sony Nex 6. I have a camera specific T2 adapter already but I am unsure what other adapters I need to get to the magic number of 133mm. I will not be using the 0.7 reducer. Many thanks!
Question by: Lee on Jul 19, 2019 2:47:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have two questions about the 2" ClickLock 2" CL-Extension 47mm.
1) How long is the overall length of this adapter including the 2" nosepiece. I know the optical length is 47mm, so how long is the attached 2" nosepiece?
2) How deep can a 2" eyepiece be inserted into this adapter? I have a 2" eyepiece with a 38mm nosepiece. Will I be able to seat it all the way in?
Thanks,
Steve
1) How long is the overall length of this adapter including the 2" nosepiece. I know the optical length is 47mm, so how long is the attached 2" nosepiece?
2) How deep can a 2" eyepiece be inserted into this adapter? I have a 2" eyepiece with a 38mm nosepiece. Will I be able to seat it all the way in?
Thanks,
Steve
Question by: Steve on Feb 22, 2018 2:31:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I've recently purchased a new ClickLock 2 inches clamp (part num. 2956254) to upgrade my new Skywatcher Quattro 8P's focuser.
Much to my surprise, I found that the ClickLock is unable to lock the Skywatcher original coma corrector: even if the ClickLock is completely closed, the coma corrector still slips free in the focuser tube.
The same issue appears with the SharpStar 1X coma corrector.
Were you aware of this issue?
Thiis problem could be easily solved if the ClickLock was able to reach a slighly smaller diameter at its maximum closing position.
Is there anything I can do to solve this problem, other than return the ClickLock a use the original focuser adapter? I really love the ClickLock
Much to my surprise, I found that the ClickLock is unable to lock the Skywatcher original coma corrector: even if the ClickLock is completely closed, the coma corrector still slips free in the focuser tube.
The same issue appears with the SharpStar 1X coma corrector.
Were you aware of this issue?
Thiis problem could be easily solved if the ClickLock was able to reach a slighly smaller diameter at its maximum closing position.
Is there anything I can do to solve this problem, other than return the ClickLock a use the original focuser adapter? I really love the ClickLock
Question by: Alex on Jul 17, 2021 10:00:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
1) Can the clamp part and <4.1" UNF part of the Baader 2" ClickLock 4.1"i UNF/24G clamp (TEC / Feathertouch)> be separated?
2) Then, does the 4.1" i UNF part have a female thread of M68X1 like the separately sold product (# 2458191)?
3) Are the 3 set screw holes drilled on the 4.1" i UNF exactly the same as those on the Feather thouch focuser FT3545?
thank you.
2) Then, does the 4.1" i UNF part have a female thread of M68X1 like the separately sold product (# 2458191)?
3) Are the 3 set screw holes drilled on the 4.1" i UNF exactly the same as those on the Feather thouch focuser FT3545?
thank you.
Question by: Baik Kim on Dec 15, 2021 6:17:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I just received the #2956268 M68a x 1-ClickLock (Zeiss-norm / Baader M68-System) for my TS ED Apo 102 /714.
I have to screw The Baader ClicLock in the telescope, but i have no locking screws to secure the ClicLock to the telescope.
On my Skywatcher Mak 150 i also have a Baader ClicLock, and that one does have locking screws to secure the ClicLock to the telescope.
So why i can"t the ClicLock to my Apo?
I have to screw The Baader ClicLock in the telescope, but i have no locking screws to secure the ClicLock to the telescope.
On my Skywatcher Mak 150 i also have a Baader ClicLock, and that one does have locking screws to secure the ClicLock to the telescope.
So why i can"t the ClicLock to my Apo?
Question by: Erik on Jan 17, 2022 5:20:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I already have a Baader Clicklock #2956254 - M54ax1 fitted to my Skywatcher 150PDS reflector. I want to fit a Baader Steeltrack focuser to it and wondered if the S58 #2956258 Clicklock adaptor was available separately so I could swap it over? Seems a waste if not.
Question by: Leonard Royles on Oct 27, 2021 2:50:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I recently purchases a 2" Baader Clicklock visual back to use with my EdgeHD 8" SCT. My issue is that the system is too tight and binds up. When I put a 2" diagonal or eyepiece into the clicklock and go to lock it I can only get about 1/2 of the rotational movement before it gets tight to the point of binding up.
Is this an issue or is it designed like this? I also thought that the part would be smooth when rotated, but I can feel distinct clicks so to speak. I just want to make sure that this unit is good and not defective, and I have never use this type of system before
Is this an issue or is it designed like this? I also thought that the part would be smooth when rotated, but I can feel distinct clicks so to speak. I just want to make sure that this unit is good and not defective, and I have never use this type of system before
Question by: Trevor on Mar 7, 2017 2:34:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
#2956254 M54a x 1-ClickLock (Skywatcher / Orion)
I have a Quattro and the manual says this is a 54.5mm x 1 thread. I have verified this by threading a 54mm x 1 accessory on to the scope and it was very loose. What exactly is the threading on your ClickLock?
I have a Quattro and the manual says this is a 54.5mm x 1 thread. I have verified this by threading a 54mm x 1 accessory on to the scope and it was very loose. What exactly is the threading on your ClickLock?
Question by: Robert Sapovits on Apr 20, 2020 9:59:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I would like to get a 50mm long 2" extension that that has the Clicklock groove on the female side and M48 threads on the other end. This would fit between my EDGEHD 8 reducer and Canon RP T ring setup. Who has the grooved extension?
Question by: William Cavender on Sep 23, 2022 10:29:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I just purchased a 2" ClickLock #2956233 SCL (3,3") for a Celestron 9.25 Edge HD SCT, with a back focus requirement of 146 mm. What is the optical length of the ClickLock with a 2" tube fully inserted? I know how to build up my back focus adaptors, but I'm not sure how much the ClickLock adds to the optical path length.
Question by: Mark Mayer on Jul 8, 2022 12:02:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a Celestron Nexstar 8SE and want to switch to clicklock system instead. Which model fits the end of the telescope? Is there a clicklock model that fits the Celestron star diagonal that came with the telescope with model no. 94115-A? Or do I need to switch to a new star diagonal? If so, which one? I use 1.25 "eyepieces.
Question by: Tony Olsson on Feb 22, 2021 7:43:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a 2" SCT threaded female clamp. The inner sleeve - the thin piece that actually threads on to the SCT threads - needs replacement. Does anyone have that part number? Not the whole ClickLock Clamp, just the threaded part.
Question by: Mike on Jun 22, 2022 4:02:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a question about the Baader click lock. I own a Feather Touch focuser which has two tension screws and two brass pressing rings on the inside. Normally I put a 2 inch flattener directly into the focuser. Unfortunately this isn't a threaded connection, but I can't help that. Now here's the problem: my images seem to suffer from tilt, probably since there is too much wiggle between the focuser and the flattener. A friend advised me to look into the Baader click lock which may solve the tilt problem. My question is whether or not that could be a true statement and secondly how the click lock should be attached to my focuser. Maybe I need an extra adapter with it?
Question by: Douwe on Jun 23, 2021 8:44:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Please clarify the dimensions of the 37mm Clicklock Extension 2956237:
1. The length of the barrel: a posted answer says it is ca. 24mm.
2. The overall length of the extension: a posted answer says it is 60mm.
3. The problem with these answers is that 37mm + 24mm = 61mm, not 60mm.
4. How deep a 2" barrel can be inserted into the 37mm Clicklock Extension? I don't believe this information has been posted in an answer yet.
Thank you very much!
Joseph Guth
1. The length of the barrel: a posted answer says it is ca. 24mm.
2. The overall length of the extension: a posted answer says it is 60mm.
3. The problem with these answers is that 37mm + 24mm = 61mm, not 60mm.
4. How deep a 2" barrel can be inserted into the 37mm Clicklock Extension? I don't believe this information has been posted in an answer yet.
Thank you very much!
Joseph Guth
Question by: Joseph Guth on Oct 13, 2023 10:51:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I have an 8 Edge HD with the Celestron HD Focal reducer and would like to use the combination of Baader ClickLock and a diagonal WITH the Celestron Edge HD focal reducer. What would be your suggestions if I would like to use the Baader ClickLock system for visual and/or AP, keeping in mind the required 105 mm from Reducer to camera sensor by Celestron, and do I need the Celestron T-adapter also?
Question by: Ernest Joyner on Jun 6, 2017 9:45:35 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I intend to place your ClickLock eyepiece holder on my personal construction telescope.
The M64 (Takahashi) or the M60 (vixen) model could suite . But I do not have their thread pitch.
What is the thread pitch of the M64 ClickLock (Takahashi ref # 2956264) and the M60 ClickLock (Vixen, ref # 2956260) ?
Thank you.
The M64 (Takahashi) or the M60 (vixen) model could suite . But I do not have their thread pitch.
What is the thread pitch of the M64 ClickLock (Takahashi ref # 2956264) and the M60 ClickLock (Vixen, ref # 2956260) ?
Thank you.
Question by: Storme Marc on Nov 12, 2017 12:38:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I will be getting a Celestron EDGEHD 8 and its reducer. I will be using a Canon RP with the 34.5mm T fitting. I plan on having a custom 50mm plus T threads adapter made. Do I need to have it made shorter or is 50mm correct?
Question by: William Cavender on Sep 22, 2022 8:51:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Recently purchased a Celestron 8" EdgeHD SCT. Not happy with the standard visual back setup. I'd like to replace it with the Baader ClickLock system. The EdgeHD visual backs are longer than the standard visual backs. Mounted on the base (3.3"?) ring is a tapered, faceted cone, providing additional length. Apparently this is to take advantage of the EdgeHD’s optimum image size which is farther back than the same position for a standard SCT. Three questions:
1. Do I leave the base ring on the SCT (it's mounted quite tight, I haven't been able to remove it with normal force), and just use the 2" threading? Or do I remove the base ring (with extra force?) and use the 2" Baader ClickLock with 3.3" clamp?
2. Do I need to compensate for the extra length of the standard setup cone? And if yes, how is this accomplised?
3. If I want to use the Celestron .7x Focal Reducer for the 800 EdgeHD, I'm assuming this goes between the SCT and the Baader ClickLock?
Appreciate your feedback. Thanks in advance!
1. Do I leave the base ring on the SCT (it's mounted quite tight, I haven't been able to remove it with normal force), and just use the 2" threading? Or do I remove the base ring (with extra force?) and use the 2" Baader ClickLock with 3.3" clamp?
2. Do I need to compensate for the extra length of the standard setup cone? And if yes, how is this accomplised?
3. If I want to use the Celestron .7x Focal Reducer for the 800 EdgeHD, I'm assuming this goes between the SCT and the Baader ClickLock?
Appreciate your feedback. Thanks in advance!
Question by: Peter Boender on Apr 2, 2019 11:52:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
Can I temporarily remove the silver knurled lever from the clamp wheel of my #2956220 ClickLock? Is it possible or even advisable?
(Further detail: The lever hits my Celestron Focus Motor. So I have to remove the Focus Motor before I can install or remove the ClickLock. If I could temporarily remove the lever, I could fully rotate the ClampLock with the focus motor in place.)
(Further detail: The lever hits my Celestron Focus Motor. So I have to remove the Focus Motor before I can install or remove the ClickLock. If I could temporarily remove the lever, I could fully rotate the ClampLock with the focus motor in place.)
Question by: Michelle Gorrell on May 23, 2021 1:28:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
May I use the 2" barrel of Morpheus eyepieces using the 2" ckicklock adapter #2956242 on the T2 amici prism #2456130?
Morpheus 2" and 1,25" barrel have a length of 45mm and the clicklock adapter with thread 36,5mm, does this means the 1,25" barrel will hit the prism?
Regards
Morpheus 2" and 1,25" barrel have a length of 45mm and the clicklock adapter with thread 36,5mm, does this means the 1,25" barrel will hit the prism?
Regards
Question by: Pierre-André on Jun 14, 2022 10:53:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a EHD 11 with #2956233 SCL (3,3")-ClickLock (9¼" HD, 11" SC/HD and 14" SC/HD) mounted. I would like to add Steeltrack focuser to the EHD 11. Do I need to purchase #2956258 S58-ClickLock (Baader Diamond Steeltrack) or is there a way to adapt #2956233 to fit steeltrack?
Question by: Nico on May 28, 2023 4:38:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
Hi,
I just bought an Explore Scientific 127ED APO FCD-1 2'' R&P focuser (https://www.bresser.de/fr/Astronomie/Telescopes/EXPLORE-SCIENTIFIC-ED-APO-127mm-f-7-5-FCD-1-Alu-2-R-P-Focuser.html)
What kind of Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps version should i take ?
Thanks
I just bought an Explore Scientific 127ED APO FCD-1 2'' R&P focuser (https://www.bresser.de/fr/Astronomie/Telescopes/EXPLORE-SCIENTIFIC-ED-APO-127mm-f-7-5-FCD-1-Alu-2-R-P-Focuser.html)
What kind of Baader 2" ClickLock eyepiece clamps version should i take ?
Thanks
Question by: Eric MARIE on Nov 9, 2019 1:17:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a Baader Clicklock on my C9.25 with a FeatherTouch 2-speed focus knob that is much longer than the stock focus knob, resulting in my 2" diagonal hitting the focus knob when I try to position it to the right side of the OTA. Would I simply need to purchase either the 37mm or 47mm extension tube to rectify this?
Thank you.
Thank you.
Question by: Mike on Sep 29, 2022 5:35:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a Celestron Edge HD 925 with the 3.3" SCL threads. I'd like to use the SCL ClickLock adaptor (2956233) to easily swap between a diagonal + eyepiece and a camera setup. With the ~146mm back focus length, it looks like I'm not able to use the ClickLock system on the telescope side of a star diagonal, such as the 2" Diagonal Mirror (2956100, 112mm optical length). These add up to 152mm, over budget by 6mm.
I have a stack that is working for my camera setup. Is there an option that works for the visual setup?
I have a stack that is working for my camera setup. Is there an option that works for the visual setup?
Question by: Derek Walters on Nov 19, 2023 10:04:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I'm looking for a 2" clicklock solution to my Explore Scientific 80 mm ED APO. Unfortunately I cant find the appropriate dimension in your selection. The scope side connection has an external M54 threading (0,75). Can you suggest a solution for me, if necessary in combination with an adapter? I earlier purchased a clicklock for my C14 and I am very happy with the quality of this product.
Question by: Anders Stange on Aug 17, 2017 2:43:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Which of your Sky-Watcher clamps would fit the focuser on a Sky-Watcher Classic series Dobsonian? This pattern has relatively thin, large-diameter focusing knobs with five holes in them. I can't find a thread type listed for it anywhere online.
Question by: John Frayes on Oct 24, 2023 7:56:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
Please advise as to whether this will work on a Celestron Omni XLT 120? Will it fit directly onto the bear focuser draw tube? I don't have the adapter/end cap that fits onto the end of the focuser tube.
The tube does not have an external thread nor an internal thread. I think that it uses a flange-like fitting.
If you have a model that will work, which one is it?
The tube does not have an external thread nor an internal thread. I think that it uses a flange-like fitting.
If you have a model that will work, which one is it?
Question by: Thaabit Albertus on Feb 6, 2023 12:00:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
For telescope
https://explorescientificusa.com/collections/ed-apo-fcd100-triplet-series/products/127mm-fcd100-apochromatic-refractor
which has 2.5" HEX Focuser, which 2" Clicklock Eyepiece Clamp would be appropriate?
Also which diagonal would you recommend for use to terminate with a clicklock eyepiece also. Would you suggest attaching the diagonal directly without a compression or clicklock fitting?
thanks
https://explorescientificusa.com/collections/ed-apo-fcd100-triplet-series/products/127mm-fcd100-apochromatic-refractor
which has 2.5" HEX Focuser, which 2" Clicklock Eyepiece Clamp would be appropriate?
Also which diagonal would you recommend for use to terminate with a clicklock eyepiece also. Would you suggest attaching the diagonal directly without a compression or clicklock fitting?
thanks
Question by: Alan M Galitz, M. D. on Feb 24, 2018 9:22:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a Celestron Edge HD 8" SCT and I would like to purchase your #2956100 Baader 2" ClickLock Diagonal Mirror and your #2956220 SC-Clicklock.
I have a Nikon DSLR and that I use with and without a Focal reducer. What other Clicklock products would I need to purchase?
I have a Nikon DSLR and that I use with and without a Focal reducer. What other Clicklock products would I need to purchase?
Question by: James Burt on Jun 21, 2018 9:18:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
I have an Explore Scientific ed80 and an Explore Scientific AR127, my problem is that the three screws that hold the diagonal in place, although appears tight, the diagonal still slips. I am hoping a Badder clicklock adapter will cure this but which one and how would I attach it to either scope?
Question by: Melvin Atkins on Jun 14, 2019 12:36:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Hi,
I own a Celestron EdgeHD 9.25 SCT with CPC mount. It comes with 2" back and 2 inch diagonal. Can I replace the back with the #2956233 SCL (3,3")-ClickLock and then interface the Baader 2" ClickLock Diagonal Mirror# 2956100 ? I don't see this combination described in your documentation. If I missed it, apologies.
This would allow me to easily rotate the diagonal if needed and would appear to keep focal length very close to original. There is no problem with zenith rotation of OTA.
Any comments on doing this are appreciated.
Thanks!
Fran Doherty
I own a Celestron EdgeHD 9.25 SCT with CPC mount. It comes with 2" back and 2 inch diagonal. Can I replace the back with the #2956233 SCL (3,3")-ClickLock and then interface the Baader 2" ClickLock Diagonal Mirror# 2956100 ? I don't see this combination described in your documentation. If I missed it, apologies.
This would allow me to easily rotate the diagonal if needed and would appear to keep focal length very close to original. There is no problem with zenith rotation of OTA.
Any comments on doing this are appreciated.
Thanks!
Fran Doherty
Question by: Francis Doherty on Aug 3, 2018 4:42:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
Hi. I have a Celestron Edge HD 8".
I would like to connect my Nikon D750 directly to the back of my SCT by using the Baader 2" ClickLock SC/HD (2") clamp (2956220).
What else I need to buy in order to do that?
regards,
Sorin
I would like to connect my Nikon D750 directly to the back of my SCT by using the Baader 2" ClickLock SC/HD (2") clamp (2956220).
What else I need to buy in order to do that?
regards,
Sorin
Question by: Sorin on Jul 2, 2022 3:24:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I want to use the M54 2" adapter (2956254) on my Skywatcher Dob. I have a Coma Corrector with a very long nose piece (85 mm). Is there any internal stop on this adapter that would prevent it from seating all the way in? I want the nose piece of the CC to completely pass thru this adapter. Thanks
Question by: Steven C. on Mar 2, 2018 1:58:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I have a Celestron 8se and an Altair Starwave 70ED Triplet Travel Refractor, I also have a Nikon DSLR as well as 1.25 & 2inch eyepieces...
I would like to try and figure out which clicklock item I can use with whatever combination I wish to try, but I am finding all this a bit confusing as I don't understand all the various threads etc..
Can you help me please? (I may need some diagrams to help understand)
Many thanks,
Kevin
I would like to try and figure out which clicklock item I can use with whatever combination I wish to try, but I am finding all this a bit confusing as I don't understand all the various threads etc..
Can you help me please? (I may need some diagrams to help understand)
Many thanks,
Kevin
Question by: Kevin Hodgson on Jul 8, 2017 9:26:00 PM | 1 Answer(s)
I just purchased your Baader Clicklock SCL #2956233 for my Celestron C11. It screws on smoothly and tightens up very well to the C11 rear cell. Too well. It is very hard to remove once you snug it up. Is there a washer recommended to go between the Clicklock and the rear cell to make it easier to remove? Sometimes I need to reinstall the original visual back so I have SCT threads for my flip mirror.
Question by: Andrew on Feb 6, 2018 2:43:00 AM | 1 Answer(s)
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The Baader ClickLock®-System (1¼" / 2") in an overview
Never before has an eyepiece clamp for amateur astronomy been so elaborately crafted.
Heaviest tested load: complete C14 with SCL 2" ClickLock clamp and a 2" ClickLock mirror diagonal with Scopos 30mm Extreme eyepiece. Attention: not recommended for imitation!
The Baader ClickLock (1¼" / 2") is a precisely fitting, very massive eyepiece clamp without clamping screws (!). Inserted eyepieces, CCD cameras and similar accessories are securely held in place, locked against rotation and won't be scratched in any way! With a small turn of 20°, each eyepiece is firmly clamped. You will never have to handle small locking screws again – instead, just rotate the top of the eyepiece clamp for a few degrees, and the eyepiece will be firmly fixed. This is also no problem with gloves on!
Our various ClickLock clamps are made of seven precision-machined components which provide a highly effective retention mechanism that securely holds any 1¼" or 2" eyepiece. The clamp is very expensive to assemble, the price therefore initially may appear high for "nothing more than" a clamping device. But if you think about the comfort, precision and stability, it's well worth the money.
You do not have to tighten the ClickLock clamps with brutal force, because the mechanical principle comes from professional mechanical engineering. This is how the tool holder in modern CNC milling centers works. Clever use of leverage multiplies the torque. The inserted object is held on three sides similar to a quick-action chuck and can therefore no longer carry out any tilting movements.
Detailed information about the 2" ClickLock system
Example of switching a standard 2" clamp to 2" ClickLockWe have tested the effectivity and stability of the ClickLock mechanism for many years with the 1¼" ClickLock clamp.
The 2" ClickLock system is designed to be much more mechanically solid.- Even a 20° turn with light pressure of the rotary lever is enough to hold all 2" accessories absolutely securely and firmly.
- Ratchet function – indicates the position of the clamp acoustically and haptically. So you can know if the clamp is open or closed in the dark and without looking.
- Massive tension ring – keeps even the most expensive accessories absolutely safe, without causing scratches and bruises
- The position of the rotary lever is adjustable for left-hand / right-hand use either by six camera slotted screws or by six Allen screws with a hexagonal wrench (depending on the model)
- The heaviest tested load to date is a complete C14 with an SCL-clamp and a 2" Click Lock star diagonal with a Scopos 30mm extreme eyepiece. The C14 has been lifted on the eyepiece. We emphasize that this test setup is not is recommended for imitation.
- The extensive range of ClickLock clamps makes it possible to retrofit the Baader 2" ClickLock clamp on many telescopes
With the 2" Clicklock clamp, you can also convert e.g. your 2" Maxbright mirror (or the 2" universal prism) to the Clicklock system, simply unscrew the old 2" clamp and screw on the new 2" Clicklock clamp.
Application images on 2" ClickLock clamp
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ClickLock clamp is spinning where it shouldn't
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I just received a Baader 2" Clicklock TAK-adapter M72. After a few uses it's spinning where it shouldn't. If I hold the inside on the bottom near where it threads onto the scope it works. Can you tell me what to do? Can I repair it?
Answer:
This might be a mistake done here during assembly. Please try this fix. If it does not help please return the Clicklock clamp to us or to your dealer, we apologizie.
Actually the 2"/M72 ClickLock is consisting of the M68 ClickLock and the Adapter M68/M72. There are 6x M2.5 screws underneath the M68/M72 Adapter. These prevent the M68 thread from rotating. It seems that they where not properly tightened. If you grab the very small outer ring on the ClickLock which is part of the M68 Adapter, and remove the M72 Adapter, then you can fasten the M2.5 screws. We hope this helps.
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