User manual BUSHNELL SPEEDSTER III

[. . . ] After the above introduction screen has appeared for 2-3 seconds, the Speedster will automatically proceed to the following SPEED screen. As a quick reference to accuracy, remember to keep your targets direction of travel in a direct line with you, and not perpendicular to you. However, if you desire to track baseball statistics as well as speed, press the PAGE button to advance to the SETUP screen (Figure 3). Your Bushnell Speedster can be configured for several different modes of operation. [. . . ] Once you are satisfied with your selections for Session, Mode, and Units, press the PAGE button. NOTE: If both line position and field are in reverse image text as pictured in Figure 4, you must press ENTER to proceed. Depending upon the MODE you chose above, you will now see the SPEED screen (Figure 5) or SPEED + BASEBALL STATS screen (Figure 6). SPEED + BASEBALL STATS SCREEN While in the SPEED + BASEBALL STATS Screen (Figure 6), you are able to manually enter balls and strike data by pressing the press the ( ) button for BALLS and press the ( ) button for STRIKES. Balls and strikes can not be recorded while the TRIGGER is engaged (or while RADAR ACTIVE icon is displayed). MANUEVERING WITHIN THE PLAYER EDIT SCREEN The Speedster is capable of keeping pitching statistics separate from one pitcher to the next. If a new pitcher is coming onto the mound, or if you desire to keep pitching statistics for the opposing side, PAGE to the PLAYER EDIT Screen (Figure 7). Once you are there, you will see that the PITCHER text is in reverse image. now press the ENTER button so that "1" is in reverse image (Figure 8). hOW TO EDIT BALL / STRIKES DATA You can make edits to the BALL and STRIKE data in the PLAYER EDIT Screen (Figure 7). To get to the PLAYER EDIT screen, press the PAGE button until it appears. This is the straight-line direction of ball travel, not the distance from the pitcher to the actual Speedster position, which is R. Off center of the direct pitcher to catcher line, then you have an angle of incidence of 10°. 5%, for a 20° angle it is about 6% and for a 30° angle the error is about 13%, probably unacceptable for baseball pitches. Is always active, regardless of which screen or mode the unit is in b. Is an immediate power off, all DSP and radar activity ceases immediately d. Unit will always return to the last setting used each time the device is turned on (SPEED or SPEED + BASEBALL STATS) and UNITS (MPH OR KPH). The only exception to this: The unit will always bring up the RESUME field within the SESSION line position. Press and hold to turn on the transmitter and perform speed processing. Release to turn off the transmitter and to lock display with current speed displayed 3. When measuring speeds in SPEED and SPEED + BASEBALL STATS Modes i) Used to accept current locked display speed and Average and Last speeds into the LCD screen. When making selections in SETUP screen i) Used to select field options within SESSION, MODE, and UNITS ii) Used to select field for edit within SESSION, MODE, and UNITS and accepts the selection 4. [. . . ] Current player edits will NOT be saved for future operation (unless the PAGE button is pressed before powering off ) c. Unit will be powered down per description in General Switch Operation WHAT TECHNOLOGY DOES THE SPEEDSTER III III USE?The Speedster contains a K-Band microwave RF transmitter whose signal gets reflected by the target object. the reflected signal will have a "Doppler Shift:" proportional to the target speed. [. . . ]