Sports Sensors PBRROF365 Owner's Manual
OWNER’S MANUAL
PAINTBALL RADARchron
®
RATE-OF-FIRE
MODEL NO. PBRROF365
CONTENTS
Subject Page
Congratulations......................................................1
Features & Benefits................................................1
Using the Paintball RADARchron
®
Rate-Of-Fire...... 3
Battery Insertion.....................................................2
Instructions For Use................................................3
Specifications........................................................ 8
Emission & Safety Standards..................................8
Care of Your Paintball RADARchron
®
Rate-Of-Fire............................................................ 9
Problems/Troubleshooting........................................9
Warranty and Service.............................................10
Sports Sensors, Inc.
11351 Embassy Drive
Cincinnati, OH 45240 USA
Tel: (888) 542-9246
Fax: (513) 825-8532
www.paintballradar.com
Display
Velocity & ROF
Characteristics
ROF, bps
Number of
Balls Shot
Lens Bezel
Paintball
Velocity, fps
Ready to
Measure
Function Button
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CARE OF YOUR PAINTBALL RADARCHRON® RATE-OF-FIRE
The PBR-ROF is a unique electronics product intended for use by players,
referees, field owners, tournament officials and any users of paintball
markers/guns to provide measurements data by which markers/guns can
be assessed relative to prescribed safety limits. Although the rugged
design will withstand the rigors of normal use, it should be protected from
paintball impacts; should not be dropped or thrown; or exposed to precipitation, or immersed in water or other liquids. Do not use or leave outdoors
during inclement weather. Store the PBR-ROF in typical in-house environments, avoiding excessive temperature extremes, humidity, dust and dirt.
Remove the three AA batteries if the unit will not be used for extended
periods. Replace the batteries when low power is indicated.
The PBR-ROF can be cleaned with a slightly damped, soft cloth. Do not
use alcohol, solvents, or chemical cleaners which can cause permanent
damage.
With proper care, the PBR-ROF will provide many hours of service and fun
for the users.
Referees and other users may find the PBR-ROF Holster to be a
convenient way to carry the unit. Call Sports Sensors, Inc. for more
information on 888-542-9246.
Always keep the Display-side of the PBR-ROF from facing the direction
from which a paintball might hit the unit.
PROBLEMS/TROUBLESHOOTING
The PBR-ROF is designed to provide trouble-free performance when
used properly, and given proper care. Battery replacement is the primary
corrective action that can be taken by the user. Symptoms of low or
dead batteries are no display, a dim display, or an erratic display after
the Function Button has been pressed. Other abnormal operating characteristics can also be caused by weak or loose batteries. Nearby
sources that are “electrically noisy”, such as fluorescent lights, electric
motors, or high power transmission lines, for example, can cause the
spontaneous display of anomalous readings. Avoid close proximity to
such sources when using the PBR-ROF.
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FEATURES AND DESCRIPTION (CONT’D)
DESCRIPTION
Figure 2 depicts the side and rear views of the PBR-ROF. The major feature
of interest in the side view is the Wire Bale that provides the support against
which the PBR-ROF rests when placed on a horizontal surface. The rear view
shows the Battery Door that is easily removed to access the Compartment
for the three AA size batteries, also shown. Inscriptions on the Battery Door
include the applicable FCC Certification numbers and Part 15 Rules synopsis.
Install the three AA size batteries with the polarities shown in the sketch
of Figure 3.When the PBR-ROF is not in use, particularly for extended
periods, it is wise to remove the batteries to prevent corrosive damage to
the internal electronics.
2
Figure 2 – Side and Rear Views
Figure 3 – Polarity of AA Batteries
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