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Operation Instructions for the
Action Shooting & Airgun Speed-Timer 3000
- Action Shooting Speed-Timer 3000 and Action Shooting Speed-Timer 3000 (RF):
Install a 9 volt Alkaline Battery in the battery compartment of the Action Shooting timer
- Shot Time: Practice Mode (random delay start signal)
Press and hold down the CTRL key from one to three seconds ("3 sec" will appear on the screen) then release the CTRL key to initiate the Record Mode with a random delay start. Wait for the audible start signal and begin shooting. Then read the number of shots fired, the elapsed time, and the split time between the last two shots fired.
- Range Officer Mode: (instant start signal)
Press and hold down the CTRL key for three seconds ("0 sec" will appear on the screen) then release the CTRL key to initiate the Record Mode for an instant start. Then read the number of shots fired, the elapsed time, and the split time between the last two shots fired.
- Review Mode:
To review all shots fired (in order), press and release (less than one second) the CTRL key and start cycling through the shots fired. Press and release (less than one second) for all remaining shots.
- On/Off
The display will automatically shut off when not in use for more than one minute during the Review Mode or while in the review you may press the PAR key to shut the timer off. You will not lose the shot times in memory. Press and release the CTRL key at any time for less than one second to reactivate. The timer will turn itself off after 10 minutes of none use.
- PAR Time: Setting PAR Time
While in Shot Time, the PAR time keys are deactivated preventing any accidental interruption in recording shots fired. The PAR time screen can only be activated by pressing and releasing the PAR key from the Review Mode or if the timer is off. Press and release the PAR key. The screen will display OFF. Using the up arrow key move the clock to the desired time. (holding down a arrow key will cause the time to cycle at a faster rate) Press the CTRL key to exit PAR setting. The PAR time is set and may be operated in either random delay start or instant start with full review capabilities. Note: The letter P will be present to indicate PAR time is active and set.
- True PAR Time
The timer will now sound two audible signals. The first signal to start, and a second at the expiry of the set time. From the very start of the first signal to the very end of the second signal, will be exactly the time selected. Any and all shots after the end of the set time will flash indicating true overtime shots. Only shots after the signal (flashing) are true overtime shots.
- To exit PAR time and return to Shot Time.
From the Review Mode, press and release the PAR key to exit and press and release again. Arrow down until the screen reads OFF. Press the CTRL key to exit.
Instructions for the use of an Action Shooting Speed-Timer 3000 (RF) with a Remote Shot Display unit (purchased separately)
- Display with an Action Shooting Speed-Timer 3000 (RF) Model:
Install a 9 volt Alkaline Battery in the battery compartment of the Display.
Turn on the Display with the on/off switch located on the left side of the unit. Make a note of the ID displayed, on the screen, which will appear for approximately 5 seconds. Now hold down the PAR key on the Action Shooting Speed Timer (RF) for 7-10 seconds. You will now see a four digit ID displayed on the timer with the first digit flashing. Using the up and down arrow keys set the first number if required to the first number that the Display displayed when it was first turned on and press the PAR key. The second digit will now be flashing, again using the arrow key up or down to set this digit and press the PAR key. Repeat this process for all remaining digits and press the PAR key to finish. Your timer is now preset to communicate with this Display only. This setting will not change unless you repeat the above process.
- Operating The Action Shootoing Speed-Timer 3000 (RF) and Display
Make sure that your timer is set to communicate with the Display as above. Begin shooting and watch the Display unit display your times.
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