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INSTRUCTIONS for INSTALLATION and USE of CONTROL UNIT EP095M Wifi Doc.: EP095M-WiFi-E.doc Rev.: 4 Issue Date : 28-10-15 Rev. 0 Issue Date: 01-09-14 Page no. 1 of 29 INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLATION AND USE OF CONTROL UNIT EP095M WiFi INDEX 1. GENERAL INFORMATION................................................... 3 5.8 Triple Trap – 15 targets for training ................................ 9 2. COMPOSITION .................................................................. 3 5.9 Mini Trap – 25 or 15 targets for training ......................... 9 3. TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UNIT ...................... 3 6. PROGRAM MODE ........................................................... 18 4. OPERATION ...................................................................... 4 6.1 Number of Targets ....................................................... 19 4.1 Selecting discipline ......................................................... 5 6.10 Skeet Custom 1-2-3 .................................................... 20 4.10 Zeros ............................................................................ 7 6.11 Name with ChipCard .................................................. 20 4.2 Connecting shooters ....................................................... 6 6.12 Automatic Shoot-Off .................................................. 20 4.3 Starting a round (START) ................................................. 6 6.13 New Password ........................................................... 20 4.4 Stopping a round (PAUSE) and repeating a shot along the 6.14 Pause: Fixed/Exter...................................................... 20 sequence.......................................................................... 6 6.15 Clutter Adjustment..................................................... 21 4.5 Delay between shots....................................................... 6 6.16 Target Delete/Back .................................................... 21 4.6 Sensitivity ....................................................................... 6 6.17 Skeet Lamps Delay ..................................................... 21 4.7 End of a round ................................................................ 6 6.18 Helices: coin correspondance ..................................... 21 4.8 Reset .............................................................................. 7 6.19 ISSF TV Finals ............................................................. 21 4.9 Coin mode ...................................................................... 7 6.2 Coin box mode ............................................................. 19 5. DISCIPLINES ...................................................................... 8 6.20 Preferred Disciplines .................................................. 21 5.1 Test for Trap ................................................................... 8 6.21 Remote Change Discipline .......................................... 21 5.10 Hunting Germany Trap .................................................. 9 6.22 DTL: only trap 8 .......................................................... 21 5.11 Trap Training discipline ................................................. 9 6.23 DTL: single point......................................................... 21 5.12 Trap Training R-L-C...................................................... 10 6.24 Fitasc Preferred .......................................................... 22 5.13 American Trap (one multidirectional trap machine) ..... 10 6.25 Traps in Manual Sporting............................................ 22 5.14 Universal Trap ............................................................ 10 6.26 WiFi ........................................................................... 22 5.15 Down the Line ............................................................ 10 6.27 Sound at the End Round ............................................. 22 5.16 Double Trap 2013/30 .................................................. 10 6.28 Skeet Timer 0,2/3 sec. ................................................ 22 5.17 Shoot Off DTrap (after Qualification or after Semifinal) 6.29 Trap Exchange ............................................................ 22 ...................................................................................... 10 6.3 Coin Box Sequence ....................................................... 19 5.18 Final DTrap (Used for Semifinal and Medal Match)...... 10 6.30 Time Out .................................................................... 22 5.19 Final DTrap Shoot Off (Used for SH after Medal Match)11 6.31 Sound at the No Bird .................................................. 22 5.2 Olympic Trap .................................................................. 8 6.32 Sound at the Pause .................................................... 23 5.20 Manual DTrap ............................................................. 11 6.33 Sound at the Start ...................................................... 23 5.21 DTrap 7 - 8 - 9 ............................................................. 11 6.34 Chip memo config. ..................................................... 23 5.22 Japanese Double-Trap ................................................. 11 6.35 Chip memo compak custom 1/10 ............................... 23 5.23 Skeet 2013.................................................................. 11 6.36 Price lists ................................................................... 23 5.24 Shoot Off Skeet (after Qualification) ........................... 12 6.37 Reports ...................................................................... 23 5.25 Final Skeet (Used for Semifinal and Medal Match) ...... 12 6.38 Microphones all Open ................................................ 23 5.26 Final Skeet Shoot Off (Used for SH after Medal Match) 12 6.4 Coin Box Targets .......................................................... 19 5.27 Test for Skeet.............................................................. 12 6.5 Trap Pulse Duration...................................................... 19 5.28 Custom Skeet (3 schemes).......................................... 13 6.6 Reaction Time .............................................................. 19 5.29 Skeet Timer ................................................................ 13 6.7 Scoreboard Targets ...................................................... 19 5.3 Shoot Off Trap (after qualification) .................................. 8 6.8 Automatic No-Bird ....................................................... 19 5.30 Compak Fitasc (40 schemes) ....................................... 14 6.9 Sporting Custom from 1 to 10....................................... 19 5.31 Compak 2014 (42 schemes) ........................................ 14 7. CHIP CARD ..................................................................... 24 5.32 Custom Compak (10 schemes)..................................... 15 7.1 Master Card ................................................................. 24 5.33 Test Compak ............................................................... 15 7.2 To select shooters with Chip Cards ............................... 24 5.34 Multi Compak ............................................................. 15 7.3 Report Card ................................................................. 24 5.35 Manual Sporting ......................................................... 16 8. INSTALLATION ............................................................... 25 5.36 Custom Sporting (10 schemes) .................................... 16 8.1 Plug for Traps - J1 ......................................................... 25 5.37 Remote WiFi ............................................................... 16 8.2 Plug for Stand Lamps and No-Bird push-button – J2 ...... 26 5.38 Helices . Elicio ............................................................. 16 8.3 Plug for external coin box – J3 ...................................... 27 5.39 EP095CM Remote ...................................................... 17 8.4 Plug for scoreboard or monitor – J4 .............................. 27 5.4 Semifinal Trap................................................................. 8 8.5 Plug for referee box – J5 ............................................... 27 5.5 Final Trap ....................................................................... 8 8.6 Lamps for Skeet ........................................................... 27 5.6 Final Trap Shoot Off ........................................................ 9 8.7 Junction Box mod. EP096I1 .......................................... 27 5.7 Trap Training DX – SX – CE (3 schemes) ........................... 9 9. GUARANTEE AND ASSISTANCE ....................................... 28 E.P. Elettronica Progetti s.r.l. Via Traspontina, 25 00040 Ariccia (Roma) – Italy tel.: +39 069342181 fax: +39 069344987 www.elettronicaprogetti.com Doc.: EP095M-WiFi-E.doc Rev.: 4 Issue Date : 28-10-15 Rev. 0 Issue Date: 01-09-14 Page no. 2 of 29 1. GENERAL INFORMATION The “EP095M” control unit allows a shooting range to be run, in a fully automatic way, in the overall disciplines suitable today. This unit can be connected to many additional units like scoreboards, monitors, PC in order to increase the facilities on the shooting ground and meet wider requirements up to easy management of the most important international competitions. The shooting range can be completely controlled by the “EP095M” unit, which has the following features: no pre-set rounds for Olympic and Universal Trench.
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