TASER® X2™ CEW
User Manual
Models 22000, 22001, 22002, 22003
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS.
Read all warnings and instructions. Save these instructions.
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Contents
5 Chapter 1: Warnings
5Important Safety and Health Information
5Use of Force Policy
6Software Update
7Chapter 2: General Information
7 What is the X2 CEW?
7Neuro Muscular Incapacitation (NMI)
8Basic X2 CEW Electrical Theory
9Chapter 3: Features
9 X2 CEW Features
9 Safety Switch
10 Index Finger Rest
10Arc display/Re-energize/Cartridge advance (ARC) Switch
10Performance Power Magazine (PPM) Battery Pack
11Changing the PPM (or Other Battery Pack)
12Tactical Performance Power Magazine (TPPM) Battery Pack
12Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack
12Trigger-Initiated Shut Down Only Option
12Triggerand ARC Switch-Initiated Shut Down Option
13Replacing the APPM with a Different Battery Pack
13Advanced Central Information Display (CID)
13Cartridge Icons
14System Status Icons
15Operating Mode Icons
15Battery Level Icons
16Sample CID Displays
17Probe-Deployment Mode
18Spark Duration
18ARC Switch
18Top LASER
18Bottom LASER
19Mechanical Sights
19Tactical Accessory Power Interface
19LED Flashlight
20Selector Switch
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20Trigger Switch
21Ergonomic Grip Design
21Semi-Automatic Mode
24Manual Mode
24Arc display/Re-energize/Cartridge advance (ARC) Switch Functions
24Trigger Functions
28Configuring the X2 CEW and Viewing the System Status
28Setting the Sighting Options
28Viewing the System Information
29Viewing the Battery Pack Information
31 Chapter 4: Cartridges & CEW Operation
31 Remove the Shipping Cover from the Smart Cartridge
33Standard-Range (15 ft/4.6 m and 25 ft/7.6 m) Smart Cartridges
33Long-Range (35 ft/10.7 m) Smart Cartridges
33Smart Cartridges General Instructions
34AFID
34 Load the Smart Cartridges
36Cartridge Release Button
37Unloading
39 Selecting Cartridges
39Aiming and Probe Placement
40Potential Causes of Reduced or No Effectiveness
41Warning Arc Display
41Electrodes
42Drive-Stun Backup
42 Recommended Drive-Stun Areas for Maximum Effect
44Chapter 5: Maintenance/Troubleshooting
44Function Test
45What to Do Following CEW Use
45Considerations for Handling Used Probes
46Effects On Animals
46Police/Military K-9 Caution
46Uploading Software Revisions
46Dataport Download Kit
47USB Connection Status
47EVIDENCE Sync Software
47Trilogy Log
47Event Log
48Pulse Log
48Engineering Log
48Time Synchronization
49X2 CEW Maintenance and Care
49Dropped or Wet X2 CEW
50TASER Online Troubleshooting Guide
50Product Returns
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51Chapter 6: Optional Accessories
51EVIDENCE.com Services
51EVIDENCE Sync Software for Offline Mode
51TASER CAM HD Recorder
52Holsters
53Chapter 7: Additional Items
53Additional Information
53TASER Training Academy
54Medical Research
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Important Safety and Health Information
Read, understand and follow the most current product warnings, safety instructions, and training materials. All product warnings are not included in this Manual. A Product Warnings document is included with this Conducted Electrical Weapon (CEW) and the most current warnings are posted on our website at www.TASER.com. The most current training materials are available by contacting TASER’s Training Department. Do not attempt to use this CEW until you have completed training with a TASER International, Inc. (TASER) Certified Instructor.
WARNING
Complete Training First
Significant differences exist between each of the TASER CEW models. Do not use or attempt to use any CEW model unless you have been trained and certified by a Certified TASER Instructor on that particular model.
Read and Obey
Read, study, understand, and follow all instructions, warnings, information, training bulletins and relevant TASER training materials before using the TASER X2™ CEW. Failure to comply with the product instructions, warnings, information, training bulletins, and TASER training materials could result in death or serious injury to the user, force recipient, and others.
Obey Applicable Laws
Use of CEWs must be legally justified and comply with applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. The decision to use a CEW in a particular manner or circumstance must follow applicable law enforcement agency Guidance.
Conducted Electrical Weapon
• Can temporarily incapacitate target.
• Can cause death or serious injury.
• Obey warnings, instructions and all laws.
• Comply with current training materials and requirements.
• See www.TASER.com.
TASER® CEWs are designed in probe-deployment mode to temporarily incapacitate a person from a safer distance while reducing the likelihood of serious injuries or death. When used as directed, TASER CEWs have been found to be safer and more effective than other traditional use-of-force tools and techniques. However, it is important to remember that the use of force and physical incapacitation, by their very nature, involve risk that someone will get hurt or may even die from factors that include, but are not limited to: physical resistance, exertion, individual susceptibilities, and/or unforeseen circumstances. Any use of force, including the use of a CEW, or physical exertion involves risks that a person may get hurt or die.
For a full list of current warnings, visit www.TASER.com.
Use of Force Policy
Each agency is responsible for creating its own use-of-force policy and determining how TASER CEWs fit into their use-of-force matrix based on legal and community standards. Make sure your agency has a use-of-force
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policy that addresses TASER CEW use and that this policy is clearly addressed during end-user training.
Software Update
Before using your X2 CEW, confirm with your armorer or other qualified person that the X2 software has been updated.
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What is the X2 CEW?
The TASER X2 CEW is a software upgradable, 2-shot weapon manufactured by TASER International, Inc.
The X2 CEW uses 2 replaceable Smart™ cartridges containing compressed nitrogen to deploy two small probes that are attached to the X2 CEW by insulated conductive wires. The X2 CEW transmits electrical pulses along the wires and into the body which are designed to affect the sensory and motor functions of the peripheral nervous system and cause involuntary muscle contractions. The cartridges are available with various wire lengths from 15' to 35' (4.6 meters to 10.7 meters). The X2 CEW deploys the cartridges one at a time. It is possible to apply energy beyond the initial burst to a deployed cartridge without deploying the remaining cartridge. It also is possible to apply a Warning Arc display or drive-stun without deploying any of the cartridges loaded in the CEW.
The X2 CEW has an internal memory that stores the operating software and a record of every deployment. See the Trilogy Log section in this manual for more details. The X2 CEW’s Trilogy™ log can be downloaded to EVIDENCE. com services. Those who do not have an EVIDENCE.com account can use Offline EVIDENCE Sync software to download a simplified log to a local computer.
The X2 CEW has an estimated useful life of 5 years.
Neuro Muscular Incapacitation (NMI)
TASER technology is designed to use electrical impulses similar to those in your body's nervous system to cause stimulation of the sensory and motor nerves. Neuro Muscular Incapacitation (NMI) occurs when a CEW is able to cause involuntary stimulation of both the sensory nerves and the motor nerves. It is not dependent on pain and can be effective on subjects with a high level of pain tolerance.
Previous generations of stun guns primarily affected the sensory nerves only, resulting in pain compliance.
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A subject with a very high tolerance to pain (e.g., a drug abuser, person in serious psychological distress, or a trained, focused fighter) might not be affected by the pain or might be able to fight through the pain of a traditional stun gun.
Basic X2 CEW Electrical Theory
•Electricity must be able to flow between the probes or the electrodes to deliver an electrical charge and will generally follow the path of least resistance.
•The greater the spread between the probes on the target, generally the greater the effectiveness.
•Electricity will generally not pass to others in contact with the subject unless contact is made directly between or on the probes, or the wires are touched.
•Electricity can arc through most clothing, and even some bullet-resistant materials.
•Exposure to water will not increase the power to the subject (the delivered electrical charge is fixed inside the TASER CEW, and will not increase significantly even with environmental changes).
•The X2 CEW’s Rotational-Pulse Drive™ technology rotates discharges across the 2 cartridge bays. This alternation of pulsed output across multiple cartridges allows a single X2 CEW to affect up to 2 subjects simultaneously but was primarily designed to give the operator an immediate back up shot in case of a miss.
•The Rotational Pulse Drive technology supports cross connection, or X Connect™ technology, which can make the X2 CEW effective even if some probes do not hit the target. As long as one top probe and one bottom probe hit the subject, the circuit can be completed, even if the probes were deployed from different cartridges.
•The Current Metering technology is designed to deliver optimal output.
•Medical studies have found that modern pacemakers and implanted cardiac defibrillators withstand external electrical defibrillators many orders of magnitude stronger than the TASER CEW conducted energy pulses.
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X2 CEW Features
Get to know the X2 CEW:
Rear Sight
Mounting Rail
Front Sight
Index Finger Rest
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Cartridge Release Button (underneath cartridge bays)
Selector Switch
Safety Switch
Trigger Switch
Power Magazine
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ARC Switch
Power Magazine
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Safety Switch
Ambidextrous safety can be operated from either side of the CEW.
•Safety switch down (SAFE).
•Safety switch up (ARMED) and ready to deploy.
•Do not block the safety on one side of the X2 CEW while attempting to move it on the other side. This can break the safety and disable the CEW.
•With default settings, if the X2 CEW’s safety switch is left in the up (ARMED) position for more than 20 minutes, the system goes into low power mode to reduce the amount of power consumed. Power is still consumed and will eventually drain the battery if the ‘safety switch remains in the ‘ARMED’ position. To re-arm the CEW, shift the safety to the down (SAFE) position, and then shift it back to the up (ARMED) position.
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Up (ARMED)
Down (SAFE)
Index Finger Rest
On each side of the X2 CEW is an ergonomically designed rest upon which to place the tip of your index finger when you are not pulling the trigger switch or pressing the ARC switch.
Index Finger Rest
Arc display/Re-energize/Cartridge advance (ARC) Switch
The ARC switch is used to employ a Warning Arc display, select cartridges, and select menu items during system programming and option selection. ARC switch functions are described in the Arc display/Re-energize/Cartridge advance (ARC) Switch and Configuring the X2 CEW and Viewing the System Status sections of this manual.
Performance Power Magazine (PPM) Battery Pack
The Performance Power Magazine is a lithium energy cell power supply system for the X2 CEW.
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NOTE: X2 battery packs will not work with the X3® or X26™ CEWs, and battery packs designed for the X3 or X26 CEWs will not work with the X2 CEW.
Do not store the PPM anywhere that the gold contacts on the top of the PPM may touch metal objects. If you cause an electrical short between these contacts, the short will drain the lithium energy cells and may cause the pack itself to become dangerously hot.
The PPM battery has enough power for approximately 500 5-second discharges depending on temperature, environment, use of the flashlight, and other factors. The PPM battery will deplete faster in colder weather than warm weather. Likewise, the battery will deplete faster with the flashlight active.
For more information on installing the PPM, see the Changing the PPM section in this manual.
NOTE: Other battery pack options are available for the X2 CEW. See the Tactical Performance Power Magazine (TPPM) Battery Pack and Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack sections in this manual.
Changing the PPM (or Other Battery Pack)
1Point the CEW in a safe direction.
2Shift the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position.
3Remove the Smart cartridges. See the Unloading section in this manual for more information.
4To unload the PPM, depress the PPM release button and remove the PPM from the handle of the CEW.
Release Button
5Inspect the battery contacts. Ensure that they appear in working order and are free from dirt or other residue that may interrupt the battery connection to the CEW.
6Install the new PPM and ensure that it is fully inserted into the X2 CEW. Apply sufficient force to ensure the PPM is fully seated. When the PPM battery pack seats properly, the PPM release button should pop out from the recessed position with an audible click.
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Tactical Performance Power Magazine (TPPM) Battery Pack
The optionalTPPM has an extension to provide a larger grip on the CEW.TheTPPM does not hold an extra cartridge.
Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack
The optional APPM is a modified battery pack that shuts down the output of the X2 CEW after 5 seconds and also contains a built-in speaker that alerts you to the impending shut down.
Under stressful situations, audio exclusion might prevent you from hearing the alert from the APPM.
There are two ways your agency can configure your CEW to work with the APPM. With the default option, shut down will occur 5 seconds after a trigger-initiated energy burst, but ARC switch functioning will not be affected. With the other option, shut down will occur after 5 seconds whether you press the trigger or the ARC switch. To use the second option, the agency must configure the CEW through EVIDENCE.com.
Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack Trigger-Initiated Shut Down Only Option
The APPM provides an audible beeping alert for the last 2 seconds of a trigger-initiated cycle before automatically shutting down the cycle. After 5 seconds’ deployment duration, the energy burst will stop even if your finger is still pulling the trigger switch. To reenergize the deployed cartridge, first ensure that your finger is off the trigger switch, and then press the ARC switch.
With the APPM's trigger-initiated shut down option, pressing the ARC switch before the 5-second, triggerinitiated cycle has ended and holding the ARC switch will cause the cycle to continue past the 5-second limit.
Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack Triggerand ARC Switch-Initiated Shut Down Option
The APPM provides an audible beeping alert for the last 2 seconds of a triggeror ARC switch-initiated cycle before automatically shutting down the cycle. After 5 seconds’deployment duration, the energy burst will stop
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even if your finger is still pulling the trigger switch or pressing on the ARC switch. To reenergize the deployed cartridge, first ensure that your finger is off the trigger switch, and then press the ARC switch. To reenergize the ARC switch, remove your finger from the ARC switch and re-press the ARC switch.
Automatic Shut-Down Performance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack Replacing the APPM with a Different Battery Pack
Your CEW will recognize the APPM as a unique type of battery pack. If you remove the APPM and replace it with a different type of battery pack, the X2 CEW will return to its normal configuration. That is, there will no longer be an audio alert, and the energy cycle will continue after 5 seconds if your finger is still holding down the trigger or ARC switch. Always confirm that the CEW performs as expected before returning it to duty after changing any battery pack.
Remove the cartridges before testing the CEW function. See the Unloading section in this manual for more information.
Advanced Central Information Display (CID)
The Advanced CID is a monochrome organic light emitting diode (OLED) on the back of the X2 CEW that provides information about the CEW. When the safety switch is shifted into the up (ARMED) position, the CID will display the cartridge bays and battery status.
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Cartridge Icons
Left to right: 15-, 25-, and 35-foot live cartridges. These cartridges have not been deployed.
Training cartridges (blue blast doors) will display with a yellow icon.
Loading training cartridges into the X2 CEW will not affect the CEW’s ability to deploy. If both live and training cartridges are loaded in the X2 CEW, both firing bays remain active. Loading a training cartridge into an X2 CEW will not lock a live cartridge that is also loaded in the CEW.
The currently selected cartridge will have a yellow bar underneath it. If you pull the trigger switch, this is the cartridge that will be deployed.
After a cartridge has been expended, the cartridge deployed icon is displayed.
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If no cartridge is loaded in the cartridge bay, the space otherwise occupied by a cartridge icon will be blank.
If something is wrong with the cartridge, the cartridge bay error icon is displayed. The cartridge might not deploy. See the Load the Smart Cartridges section in this manual for instructions on loading and unloading Smart cartridges from an X2 CEW.
When the CEW is in the Semi-Automatic mode, the loaded cartridge icon indicates that the next trigger pull will deploy a cartridge.
System Status Icons
The system status icons are designed to inform you of a fault in the X2 CEW. It is a fault indicator only, and it is the user’s responsibility to heed the fault indicators, conduct proper maintenance and repair, and ensure that the CEW is working properly before any use. Failure to heed the system status icons could cause serious injury or death.
All faults are recorded in the X2 CEW’s Engineering log.
Major Fault indication. A yellow triangle in the upper-right side of the CID indicates that the logging or date and time functions are not working properly. The CEW will still produce an electrical output (e.g., the CEW should still arc and deploy cartridges), but the accountability functions are compromised.
Shift the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position and then to the up (ARMED) position; the fault may clear.
Whether the fault clears or not, it will be recorded in the Engineering log. If the fault did not clear, the CEW may need to be repaired or replaced. See the Product Returns section in this manual for instructions.
Critical Fault indication. A yellow stop sign in the upper-right side of the CID indicates a system failure.
Critical faults are rare. Shift the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position and then to the up (ARMED) position; the fault may clear.
If the fault does not clear, do NOT attempt to use the CEW. The CEW may need to be repaired or replaced. See the Product Returns section in this manual for instructions.
NOTE: If a fault icon appears in the position normally associated with the cartridge status icon, this usually indicates a fault with a cartridge and not necessarily a critical CEW fault. Replace the cartridge and see if the icon goes away. See the Unloading section in this manual for instructions on loading and unloading Smart cartridges from an X2 CEW.
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Invalid Battery Pack. If you see a blinking exclamation point and battery icon, this indicates that the CEW did not recognize the battery correctly. Remove the battery pack and reinsert it. If the error is still present, try another battery pack. If the icon still displays, this usually indicates that something has happened to the battery connector inside the CEW and the CEW should be serviced. See the Product Returns section in this manual for instructions.
AnAPPMbatterypackisinstalledintheCEW.SeetheAutomaticShut-DownPerformance Power Magazine (APPM) Battery Pack section in this manual for more information.
A TASER CAM HD recorder is installed in the CEW. See the TASER CAM HD Operating Manual for more information.
A TASER CAM HD recorder with the automatic shutoff (AS) feature is installed in the CEW. See the TASER CAM HD Operating Manual for more information.
When you plug the USB connection into the X2 CEW, the USB connection status icon will appear. See the USB Connection Status section in this manual for more information.
Operating Mode Icons
This is the icon for the Semi-Automatic mode. The CEW is shipped in Semi-Automatic mode.
This is the icon for the Manual mode.
Battery Level Icons
When the safety switch is in the up (ARMED) position, the CID will display the percentage of battery power remaining. Remaining capacity will display in 20 percent increments.
When the battery level drops to 20 percent, TASER International recommends that the battery pack be replaced.
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When the battery capacity is at 1–20 percent, the CID will flash the warning LO BATT on the CID when the safety switch is cycled to the up (ARMED) position.
If the battery capacity is at 1–20 percent, and the CEW is being discharged, this icon displays in the lower-right portion the CID.
Battery 0 – 20% Blinking
When the TASER CAM HD battery is depleted, the CID will flash the warning RECHARGE BATTERY on the CID when the safety switch is cycled to the up (ARMED) position.
When the PPM, TPM, or APPM battery is depleted, the CID will flash the warning CHANGE BATTERY on the CID when the safety switch is cycled to the up (ARMED) position.
Sample CID Displays
The CID below shows the X2 CEW loaded with a 25-foot and another cartridge. The 25-foot cartridge is selected. (The leftmost, active cartridge is always selected by default.) The battery is 61–80 percent full, and the SemiAutomatic mode icon displays. There is a cartridge fault.
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The CID below shows an X2 CEW with a battery 61–80 percent full. Only 1 cartridge is loaded, and the SemiAutomatic mode icon displays.
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The CID below shows the Semi-Automatic mode icon and a battery that is 41–60 percent full. The first cartridge has been deployed, and the second cartridge is selected.
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The CID below shows the manual mode icon, with one 25-foot cartridge that is currently selected, a 35-foot cartridge, a battery at 81–100 percent capacity, and a TASER CAM HD recorder installed.
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Probe-Deployment Mode
When the X2 CEW trigger switch is pulled and then released, it delivers an automatic 5-second Precision Shaped Pulse™ deployment & cycle (unless the safety switch is shifted to the down (SAFE) position during those 5 seconds).
In probe-deployment mode, the CID display shows the deployment cycle duration for the most recent cartridge deployed. If you deploy a second Smart cartridge a few seconds later (while the first cycle is running), the CID will stop showing data for the first cartridge (though the first cartridge will still complete its deployment cycle) and start displaying the deployment cycle duration for the second cartridge.
The cycle can be stopped at any time by shifting the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position. If both cartridges are cycling and the safety switch is moved to the down (SAFE) position, then the electrical cycle will stop for BOTH cartridges.
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