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Step 2 – Assemble large displays 

 

Remove the three tripods from the tripod cases.  Extend the legs on each to form a sturdy 
tripod and gently tighten the thumbscrew to secure the legs.  Do not raise the tripods 
above their collapsed heights until assembly is complete and they have been moved to 
their final location for your event.  

 

 

Loosen the top thumbscrew on each tripod enough to slide the crossbar assembly into the 
opening.  Gently tighten the thumbscrew to snug the crossbar assembly onto the tripod.  
Two of the cross bar assemblies will have silver standoffs on the end and the other will 
have two upright studs.  Set the tripod with the upright studs aside to be used as part of the 
tree assembly. 

 

 

Open a large display case (one handle – two twist lock latches).  Before removing the 
large display, open the silver links hanging from each end of the tripod crossbar by 
twisting the fitting to create an opening in each link.  Remove the large display and hang 
it from the two links.  Ensure that the Plexiglas side of the display is facing away from the 
tripod.  Close the two links by twisting the fittings.  Turn the large display until it is 
hanging directly above one of the tripod legs (for improved stability).  The power cord 
should be hanging freely from the display.  

 

 

Repeat the above procedure for the second display. Set the displays aside as one more 
component will be added to each display in the next step. 

 

Step 3 – Assemble uprights and tree 

 

Open the upright base bag and remove the four metal bases.  Separate the bases into two 
sets with each set containing one single pole base and one double pole base.  Ensure that 
each base has a plastic foot on each of its legs.  If a plastic foot is missing look in the base 
bag as they can be dislodged during shipment. 

 

 

Open an upright case (tandem handles – three twist lock latches). Remove two white poles 
with green caps and one white pole with a black cap.  Leave the one spare pole (may have 
a green cap and “spare” marking or black cap) in the case.  Remove a battery holder from 
the case and install 6 AA batteries into the holder as shown on the holder.  The negative 
end of each cell (with no button) always goes toward the spring in the connector.  Repeat 
until three holders have been loaded with batteries. 

 

 

Unscrew the dark grey cap from the bottom end of each white pole and insert a battery 
holder into each pole.  To orient the battery holder, find the green dot on the pole and 
align it with the green dot on the battery holder.  The battery holder goes into the pole 

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Summary of Contents for Signature Gear Flyball

Page 1: ...ies as they will not reliably operate the EJS components due to slight voltage differences Three extension cords one for each large display and one for the audio system at the timer table Surge protection is required for each large display as well as the audio unit at the timer table if the system is to be used outdoors and or connected to a generator Surge protection is recommended in all other c...

Page 2: ...ripod legs for improved stability The power cord should be hanging freely from the display Repeat the above procedure for the second display Set the displays aside as one more component will be added to each display in the next step Step 3 Assemble uprights and tree Open the upright base bag and remove the four metal bases Separate the bases into two sets with each set containing one single pole b...

Page 3: ...shaped portion of the black shroud Do not handle the tree by the thin shroud and do not stand the light tree on end The light tree should be laid down at any time it is not in the case or mounted on the tripod Place the U shaped portion of the shroud over the stud in the crossbar of the tree tripod and secure with a wingnut Ensure that the labels on both trees face the same direction Ensure that w...

Page 4: ...ing console Plug in the speaker amplifier and turn on with the rocker switch located on the back panel The volume can be adjusted by turning on the timing console waiting for the startup to complete and then pressing the horn button The sound should be audible to the judge but not loud enough to startle a dog You may wish to point the speaker amplifier at the approximate position where the judge s...

Page 5: ...timing console audio speaker amplifier and judge s switch Power on both trees by depressing the power switch on the bottom of the tree If the trees are being used outdoors they can be switched to their brightest mode by momentarily depressing the bright pgm switch Subsequent activations of the switch will toggle between indoor and outdoor settings Do not hold the switch in as the tree may enter a ...

Page 6: ... observe the split times and bad pass indications Depress the judge s handswitch or the black button to signal the end of the heat The final time will display on the large displays and console and a winner may be indicated by a blinking light on the tree if four good dogs ran in either lane Press clear time to ready the system for another heat Once you are satisfied that the system is operating co...

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