Operating Instructions
DISAG RM IV
Operating Instructions DISAG RM IV Seite 21
Printer (basic setting: yes)
In this way it is possible to select whether the printer is to be turned on or not each time
the machine is switched on.
Signaltone (basic setting: yes)
Attention is also drawn to faulty functions or operating errors acoustically if the signal tone
is switched on (1 bleep). The end of a series is indicated by 2 bleeps.
Small bore 100-shot evaluation (basic setting: no)
The 100-shot evaluation is used for small bore shooting (mainly in Switzerland). If small
bore 100-shot evaluation is switched on, the DFCs will no longer be shown on small bore
targets but just the 100-shot assessment. The abbreviation for the 100-shot assessment is
"H".
Show DFC ( basic settining: yes)
This and the following values can be entered, like described in the DFC-key description.
The values will be stored in a nonvolatile memory, so that the setting will be present at
every new start of the machine.
Max. air rifle DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. air pistol DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. small bore DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. gallery rifle DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. running target DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. S1 DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. S2 DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. S3 DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. S4 DFC (basic setting: 250)
Max. S5 DFC (basic setting: 250)
Only DFC values are shown which are lower or equivalent to this value (see also DFC
key).
Air pistol DFC factor (basic setting: 26)
Here the DFC division factor can be set for air pistol evaluation. The air pistol DFC is
calculated from the range in 1/100 mm provided by the DFC factor. The required value is
to be entered, multiplied by 10 since no decimal point positions can be given. Example: the
factor 3.6 is to be entered
enter 36.
This DFC division factor is to enable air pistol shooters to be assessed on equal terms with
air rifle shooters in a mixed competition.
Series (basic setting: 0)
In this way it is possible to set the series to be valid as standard series. Any required
number can be entered by means of the
NUMERICAL KEYS
after the CLEAR key has been
pressed.
Any entry deviating from the standard series (see SERIES key) will be recognised as a
special series. Entering the number 0 means "none".
This entry is to be confirmed with the ENTER key.
