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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

 

 

 

 

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* LOCATION AND FUNCTION OF KEY PARTS & CONTROLS    .........  Cover 
  
* INTRODUCTION  ......................................................................................... 1 

 

Preparation 

 

* BATTERY  ...................................................................................................... 5  

  Installation 
  Low 

Battery 

Indicator 

  Changing 

battery 

 

Operation 

* MENU / MODES  ........................................................................................... 5 
 
* PROGRAMMING THE TIMER  ................................................................... 6 
 

 

* DAY / DATE / TIME SETTING ..................................................................  6

 

 
 

* RFID SETTING (on RF models only) ............................................................ 6 

  RF 

remote 

capability 

 
 

* BASIC FUNCTIONS  ..................................................................................... 7 

 

 

Power On / Off 
Automatic Shut-Off mode 

 

 

Automatic Comstock Mode function 

 

 

Using Start / Review 

 

 

 

 

* LCD DISPLAY  ............................................................................................. 8 

  Display 

features 

Illumination 

 

 

 

* MEMORY STORAGE  ................................................................................. 8 

 

 

Storing / reviewing strings of recorded data  

 

* CUSTOM PROGRAMMED FEATURES / FUNCTIONS  .......................... 8 

Return to Default Settings 

 
 

* FIXED / RANDOM / INSTANT DELAY SELECTION  ........................... 8 - 9 

 

 

Delay Features / Mode selection 

  Selecting 

delay 

 
 

* AUTO - START  ........................................................... ................ .............. 9

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Summary of Contents for CED800

Page 1: ...ot time Month Day Date Time displayed in 12 or 24 hour clock selection Optional 50 yard RF remote capability for CED BigBoard or Time Keeper 999 99 second time record capacity Split 1st shot times dis...

Page 2: ...FID SETTING on RF models only 6 RF remote capability BASIC FUNCTIONS 7 Power On Off Automatic Shut Off mode Automatic Comstock Mode function Using Start Review LCD DISPLAY 8 Display features Illuminat...

Page 3: ...3 The Practical Event The Barricade Event The Falling Plate Event NRA PPC MODE 14 National Police Pistol Course A National Police Pistol Course B Modified Police Pistol Course Service Off Duty Revolve...

Page 4: ...Soft use FCC R TTE CERTIFICATION 21 SHOT DETECTION MICROPHONE 22 Microphone Sensitivity adjustment Guarantee 22 Warranty 22 Special Notice There are two rubber tabs located on the bottom end of the CE...

Page 5: ...s a minimum of 3 5V charge The timer continues to consume a trickle amount of power even when turned off in order to keep the internal clock date time functioning and the memory storage intact A new 9...

Page 6: ...12 or 24 hour clock am pm month day year which will then be displayed continuously on the timer The timer will consume a small amount of battery power even when shut off in order to keep this informat...

Page 7: ...ear and time as well unless this function is turned off To review the time each shot was fired press either the REVIEW button located on the top end of the timer or the one on the front center console...

Page 8: ...tinues to store into memory the latest string plus the previous nine ones before it The timer has the capability of storing up to 10 strings with each containing as many as 39 shots To review a previo...

Page 9: ...ivate AUTO START follow the above procedure selecting OFF Due to conflicts of various function keys AUTO START will function ONLY in the following modes 1 Comstock 2 Combined Comstock 3 Virginia Count...

Page 10: ...atures MANUAL or AUTOMATIC functions when in Programmed PAR In MANUAL setting only the PAR times are set for the number of desired strings up to a maximum of seven The user then activates the timer by...

Page 11: ...is indicated by the pressing of the Start button and the sounding of the buzzer If the Auxiliary jack is in use a 5 volt D C impulse will be emitted in direct conjunction with the buzzer which allows...

Page 12: ...will be highlighted regardless of the buzzer duration or point of beep refer to PAR BUZZER on page 17 Any extra shot recorded will be highlighted regardless of time NRA BIANCHI MODE The CED8000 Timer...

Page 13: ...s 50 yards 7 seconds 10 seconds 15 seconds The Barricade Event Consists of four stages with two strings per stage 10 yards 5 seconds 5 seconds 15 yards 6 seconds 6 seconds 25 yards 7 seconds 7 seconds...

Page 14: ...Bianchi Mode Read the above paragraph to provide details on using the four PPC events National Police Pistol Course A Consists of four stages each with a single PAR time 7 yards 20 seconds 25 yards 90...

Page 15: ...ined above for NRA Bianchi Mode Read the above paragraph to provide details on using the two PPC events APSM Police Service Match Consists of ten stages each with a single PAR time 50 meters 165 secon...

Page 16: ...distance yards The display will change automatically as each segment is completed throughout the entire sequence until the event is completed The functions for European PPC 1500 Mode are the same as...

Page 17: ...ch can NOT be set for less than 3 1 seconds while in this mode there is a FIXED range of buzzer beeps prior to the conclusion of the selected PAR time 3 0 seconds BEFORE the selected end of PAR time t...

Page 18: ...use the Directional buttons to select the desired amount of time to be filtered PAR BUZZER The CED8000 Timer is programmed to provide end PAR time beeps that begin sounding at the precise time set in...

Page 19: ...e bottom of the timer marked E P it deactivates the buzzer on the timer itself All sound is directed through the earphone plug itself The user can comfortably wear the earphone set under most safety h...

Page 20: ...conditions where gun fire can result in unusual amounts of echo s bouncing back at the timer The digital numbered settings 1 to 8 provide a flexible range of adjustment of the microphone when needed d...

Page 21: ...installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installatio...

Page 22: ...rations or accident If you accidentally break it we will repair it at cost for you All claims must be accompanied by the original sales receipt or written proof of purchase and be returned in a proper...

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