How to use a telescope to find a specific celestial body? I am a beginner interested in astronomy. I bought a Celestron AstroMaster 130EQ telescope. It's a Newtonian Reflector and it's not computerised. I did manage to see the Moon in some magnifications but my real question is this:

Suppose I want to see Proxima Centauri and I know it's coordinates, like Right ascension is 14h 29m 43.0s and Declination is -62° 40' 46". Having three analogue dials on my telescope (picture from the front) (zoomed in), how do I adjust my telescope with the help of the dials with the coordinates so I can view them from my telescope? 

If I am wrong that these are the dials I have to use to adjust my telescope to the coordinates then please explain how.

I hope this question will also be useful to other amateur astronomers. Thanks.
You have to set your equatorial axis to tilt to match your latitude eg if you were at 5 degrees North then the axis needs to tilt to 5 degrees. Then you need to find an object of known RA and declination (at my latitude I always used Polaris as it didn't move) and then set the setting circles (the dials) to those, then direct the telescope to the RA and declination you seek.