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3.
Open propane tank valve and turn power switch on
(up).
Note: There is a 30 second power-up delay, during
which the M14-1 cannon will not activate, to provide
adequate time to safely clear the immediate area.
Note: Battery voltage must be above 12 volts in order
for the M14-1 cannon to initialize.
4.
Following the power-up delay, the M14-1 cannon
will begin firing at the delay timer interval set
during initial setup.
Note: There is a 30 second post-fire delay, during
which the M14-1 cannon will not activate, to prevent
wasteful and potentially hazardous continuous firing.
5.
When in the “OFF” position, the delay timer is
disabled, but the cannon can still be triggered
remotely via activation modules.
Note: When the M14-1 cannon is used in conjunction
with any of Sonic Sentinel’s activation modules, the
delay timer is reset after each commanded detonation.
6.
Change the location and detonation frequency of
the M14-1 cannon frequently to prevent wildlife
from habituating to its effect.
Caution: Always power down the M14-1 cannon before
removing the top shroud to update the delay timer!
7.
Periodically clean the solar panel using a damp cloth.
Note: Regularly remove any snow accumulation or
other debris from the solar panel to ensure the battery
stays charged.
8.
Close propane tank valve and turn power switch off
(down) when not in use to prevent accidental firing.
Note: When storing the M14-1 cannon for long periods
(> 1 week), disconnect the battery to prevent discharge.
