INTARSO SQ17 User manual

USER GUIDE
ELECTRONIC SCORING SYSTEM
SQ
17
Article No: SQ17-1001-000-00
Date: 03-2018

ELECTRONIC SCORING SYSTEM - SQ17
© INTARSO GmbH
Article number SQ 17: SQ17-1001-000-00
Accessories SQ17: SQ17-0801-000-00 (with integrated WiFi module)
All rights reserved.
Date: 03-2018
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CONTENTS
PART A INTRODUCTION .............................................................................................................5
1 INTRODUCTION ...............................................................................................................................7
1.1 INFORMATION............................................................................................................................7
1.2 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY............................................................................................................7
1.3 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS......................................................................................................7
2 SAFETY.............................................................................................................................................9
2.1 SAFETY ADVICES .........................................................................................................................9
2.2 INTENTIONAL USER.....................................................................................................................9
2.3 DANGER AREAS.........................................................................................................................10
2.4 ALLGEMEINE GEFAHREN ..........................................................................................................10
PART B OVERVIEW................................................................................................................... 11
3 SQ17 – DESCRIPTION AND COMPONENTS......................................................................................12
3.1 DESCRIPTION ............................................................................................................................12
3.1.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS....................................................................................12
3.2 TECHNICAL DATA......................................................................................................................13
3.3 COMPONENTS ..........................................................................................................................13
3.3.1 DETECTION FRAME..................................................................................................14
3.3.2 CONNECTORS ..........................................................................................................14
3.3.3 PAPER STRIP.............................................................................................................14
3.3.4 BULLET TRAP............................................................................................................15
3.3.5 LAMP (OPTION) .......................................................................................................15
3.3.6 POE ADAPTER ..........................................................................................................15
PART C INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS...................................................................................... 16
4 QUICK SETUP .................................................................................................................................17
5 ASSEMBLY .....................................................................................................................................19
5.1 SCOPE OF DELIVERY..................................................................................................................19
5.2 ASSEMBLY GUIDE......................................................................................................................19
5.2.1 MOUNTING..............................................................................................................20
5.2.2 CONNECTING THE POE-ADAPTER............................................................................24
5.2.3 CONNECTING THE LAMP .........................................................................................25
6 SOFTWARE ....................................................................................................................................27
6.1 SOFTWARE INSTALLATION........................................................................................................27
6.1.1 REQUIREMENTS.......................................................................................................27
6.1.2 INSTALLATION PROCESS ..........................................................................................27
6.1.2.1 INSTALLATION OF THE ESA SOFTWARE ...................................................................27
6.1.2.2 INSTALLATION OF THE „ACTIVE CAPTURE“ - SOFTWARE ........................................28
6.2 CONFIGURATION ...................................................................................................................... 29
6.2.1 CONFIGURATION WITH WEB BROWSER..................................................................29
6.2.1.1 CHANGING THE IP ADDRESS....................................................................................29
6.2.1.2 LOGIN ......................................................................................................................30
6.2.1.2.1 CHANGING THE SYSTEM SETTINGS ........................................................................31
6.2.1.2.2 CHANGING THE SYSTEM TYPE ................................................................................31
6.2.1.2.3 CHANGING THE COMMUNICATION SETTINGS.......................................................31
6.2.1.2.4 CHANGING THER NETWORK SETTINGS ..................................................................32

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6.2.1.2.5 SAVING AND RESTART ............................................................................................32
6.2.2 TELNET CONFIGURATION ........................................................................................33
6.2.2.1 CHANGING THE IP ADDRESS....................................................................................33
6.2.2.2 ACTIVATING THE TELNET SETTINGS IN WINDOWS..................................................33
6.2.2.3 CHANGING THE SYSTEM SETTINGS..........................................................................33
6.2.2.3.1 CHANGING THE NETWORK SETTINGS......................................................................34
6.2.2.3.2 CHANGING THE TYPE OF SYSTEM............................................................................35
6.2.2.3.3 CHANGING THE COMMUNICATION SETTINGS ........................................................35
PART D OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS.......................................................................................... 36
7 OPERATION ...................................................................................................................................37
7.1 ACTIONS BEFORE USE ............................................................................................................... 37
7.2 ACTIONS AFTER USE..................................................................................................................37
7.3 STARTING THE COMPUTER ....................................................................................................... 37
7.4 STARTING THE SOFTWARE........................................................................................................37
8 SOFTWARE OVERVIEW ..................................................................................................................38
8.1 SHOOTER MONITOR .................................................................................................................38
8.2 ACTUAL SHOT ...........................................................................................................................38
8.3 RESULTS....................................................................................................................................39
8.4 TOTAL RESULT...........................................................................................................................39
8.5 MENU BAR ................................................................................................................................39
8.6 USER PROFILES..........................................................................................................................39
9 SETTINGS.......................................................................................................................................40
9.1 CHANGING OF PROGRAM SETTING (START MENU).................................................................. 40
9.1.1 CHANGING THE SHOOTER MONITOR (OPTIONS) ....................................................41
9.1.2 SELECTING A PROGRAM (PROGRAM SELECTION) ...................................................42
9.1.2.1 FIXED PROGRAM SELECTION (QUICKMENU)...........................................................43
9.1.3 LOADING OF OLD DATA...........................................................................................44
9.1.4 CHANGING THE SYSTEM OPERATOR .......................................................................45
9.1.4.1 CHANGING THE SYSTEM OPERATOR CODE .............................................................45
9.1.4.2 CHANGING THE FIRING POINT NUMBER.................................................................45
9.1.5 CHANGING SETTING IN THE SHOT EDITOR..............................................................46
9.1.6 CHANGING SETTINGS IN THE MULTI-EDITOR..........................................................47
9.1.7 CHANGING THE COMMUNICATION SETTINGS (ESA-COMMUNICATOR).................48
9.1.8 CHANGING THE SYSTEM SETTINGS..........................................................................49
9.1.8.1 Recommended default settings...............................................................................49
9.1.8.2 Customized adaptations..........................................................................................49
9.1.9 SHUT DOWN COMPUTER / BACK TO WINDOWS.....................................................49
9.2 CHANGING THE ZOOM SETTINGS (ZOOM)................................................................................50
9.3 SETTING THE PRINT OPTIONS (PRINT MENU) ...........................................................................51
9.4 CHANGING THE OPERATION MODE (MATCH / SIGHTERS MODE).............................................52
PART E MAINTENANCE & SUPPORT ......................................................................................... 54
10 MAINTENANCE ..............................................................................................................................55
10.1 DAMAGES .................................................................................................................................55
10.2 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................55
10.3 CLEANING .................................................................................................................................55
10.4 DISSASSEMLY............................................................................................................................55
11 SERVICE & SUPPORT ......................................................................................................................56
11.1 PACKAGE...................................................................................................................................56
11.2 DISPOSAL ..................................................................................................................................56

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11.3 EU-CONFORMITY...................................................................................................................... 56
11.4 CUSTOMER SUPPORT ...............................................................................................................56

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PART A INTRODUCTION

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1 INTRODUCTION
1.1 INFORMATION
This manual contains operating and maintenance procedures for the Electronic Scoring System SQ17.
Before starting any work / operation the operator must read this manual. Basic condition for a safe operation
of the system is the compliance with all instructions and advices given in this manual. All information and
instructions have been made under consideration of the national and international standards and regulations,
the state of technology as well as our long-standing knowledge and experience.
Illustrations or graphical representations in this manual are used for understanding and may differ from the
actual design of the system.
1.2 LIMITATION OF LIABILITY
The manufacturer assumes no liability for damages due to:
 failure to comply with the instructions in this manual,
 operation by unqualified or unauthorized personnel,
 unintentional commissioning, operation and maintenance,
 unauthorized modification of system parameter,
 unauthorized alterations,
 technical changes,
 improper repair actions,
 use of unauthorized spare parts,
 catastrophes as a result of the influence of external elements and force majeure.
1.3 PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS
The operator is responsible for the intended use of the system. The system may only be operated by qualified
& trained persons.
Operation, repair and maintenance work may only be carried out by qualified personnel that have been
authorized by the operator. Qualified personnel are persons who can identify risks due to their training and
experience in their particular field of activity and can avoid potential hazards. Personnel in education, training
or instruction must be under the supervision of a qualified person to operate the system.
WARNING
Risk of injury in case of insufficient user qualification!
Improper use or handling can result in significant injury or damage to persons and property.
 Operation and Control to be carried out by qualified staff only.
 Unqualified personnel are to remain clear of the working area.

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2 SAFETY
2.1 SAFETY ADVICES
To ensure all tasks are performed safely, note the following safety instruction captions that are used
throughout this document as a visual aid.
DANGER
DANGER indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, causes FATAL ACCIDENTS and will result in
DEATH or serious INJURY.
DANGER
A combination of this symbol and warning indicate danger of potential electrocution which, if not avoided,
causes FATAL ACCIDENTS and will result in DEATH or serious INJURY.
WARNING
WARNING indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, could cause FATAL ACCIDENTS and could
result in serious INJURY.
CAUTION
CAUTION indicates a hazardous situation which, if not avoided, causes ACCIDENTS and may result in INJURY.
NOTICE
NOTICE indicates a situation which, if not avoided, may cause DAMAGES to the EQUIPMENT.
NOTE
NOTE indicates ADDITIONAL INFORMATION or information the user must follow to complete a task.
2.2 INTENTIONAL USER
Our SQ products are target systems, which are used on room shooting ranges and are designed for the
shooting with air pressure ammunition (air rifle (LG) / air pistol (LP)). The manufacturer is not responsible for
any damage or personal injury caused by improper or incorrect use of our equipment!
WARNING
Danger resulting from misuse or unintentional operation!
Misuse or unintentional operation of the system can lead to dangerous situations! Operation outside of the
intended use can be detrimental to the safety of personnel and systems.
 Perform all operating steps according to the information and instructions in this manual.
 Do not use the system for anything other than its intended use.
NOTE
The system is designed for commercial use on room shooting ranges. The system is not designed for private
use.
 Use the system only in the manner described in this manual!
NOTE
The system is designed for the firing of air pressure ammunition (air rifle (LG) / air pistol (LP)). Other types of
ammunition will damage the system.
 Use air pressure ammunition (air rifle (LG) / air pistol (LP)) only!

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2.3 DANGER AREAS
DANGER
Risk of death for people in the target area of the shooting range
The system is a military training system to improve live-fire training skills. It is located in the target area of a
shooting range. During firing operations, no person is allowed to be in the target area. Persons in the target
area have a high risk to be killed or seriously injured.
 Keep off target and shooting area during firing operations!
 Ensure that the area is clear of persons! Ensure that target areas are controlled to prohibit entry by
unauthorized persons!
2.4 ALLGEMEINE GEFAHREN
WARNING
Risk of system damage by moisture and humidity!
Moisture and humidity can cause damage.
 Do not use the device outdoors. Use the device and power supply unit only in dry indoor areas and
protect it from moisture.
 Do not place and use the unit in damp or very dusty areas.
 Never allow the unit to come into contact with water, even dripping or splashing water.
 Do not clean the device in a damp place.
 Do not place any objects filled with liquid, such as glasses, on the unit.
WARNING
Risk of injury or damage caused by modifications and unauthorized changes!
Changes or modifications may affect the safety of persons and equipment and the warranty may be voided.
 Do not modify system!
 Do not change preset system settings.
 Changes must only be done by the manufacturer or trained personnel.
WARNING
Risk of injury caused by system damage!
Damage of the system may result in serious injury or material damage.
 In case of damage switch off the system immediately and secure it against restart.
 Never operate a device if its components are damaged, improperly adjusted or maintained, or not
completely or securely assembled!
WARNING
Risk of injury due to the use of incorrect spare parts!
The use of incorrect spare parts can result in injury to persons or damage to property or incorrect functioning
of the system.
 Only use original spare parts from the manufacturer.

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PART B OVERVIEW

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3 SQ17 – DESCRIPTION AND COMPONENTS
3.1 DESCRIPTION
The SQ17 is an electronic scoring system for 10m. It offers a contactless hit indication and determines the hit
position with high accuracy. Due to the automatic scoring of hits, it is not necessary to enter the target area
during shooting to record the results. The calculated position of a shot is immediately transferred to the
control computer. All shots fired at the target are displayed by software.
Figure 1: Overview SQ17
3.1.1 TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
Hardware
 Electronic Scoring with detection frame
 Best accuracy due to digital signal processing (detection accuracy > 1/10 mm)
 Automatically refreshed target through continuous paper strip
 Precise paper transport for control in competitions
 Cost Effective and value-preserving, no wear
 No parallax errors due to acoustic evaluation
 Connection via Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Adapter or PSU
 Integrated Bullet Trap
Software
 Display of hits on PC or portable Tablet PC
 Single shot information possible
 Operating software compatible with MS Windows
 Compatible with different competition software (e. g. Match Manager from Abvisie, WMShot)
Accessories
 Integrated WiFi module for radio-controlled operation optionally available
 Low Consumption LED lamp optionally available
 Stand optional

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3.2 TECHNICAL DATA
Category: Electronic Scoring System
Model: ESS- SQ17
Part number: SQ17-1001-000-00
Shooting distance: 10 m
Detection area: 17 cm x 17 cm frame
Accuracy: > 1/10 mm
Power supply: 12 – 40 VDC, via Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) Adapter
Communication: Via LAN, RS485
Operating voltage power supply: 230 VAC / 50 HZ
Operating temperature: -10°C to +40°C
Storage temperature: -25°C to +50°C
Operating software: ESA Software
Accessories package: WiFi module optionally available
Part number: SQ17-0801-000-00
3.3 COMPONENTS
The system has a detection frame for electronic hit evaluation for the distance of 10m.
Figure 2: Overview – System with and without Front Cover
No. Description No. Description
1 Front door 5 Target disk with target mirror (consisting of support
disk, paper strip, target mirror)
2 Locking mechanism 6 Display
3 Paper strip on roll 7 Bullet trap
4 Guiding for paper strip 8 LED (option)
7
8
2
4
5
3
1
4
6

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3.3.1 DETECTION FRAME
The detection frame forms a "chamber" for ambient noise detection within the system. Sound sensors
(microphones) detect a projectile impact caused by its sound intensity. The resulting logarithmic coordinate
calculation results in the provision of shot coordinates in the evaluation electronics. The coordinates are
transferred to the control computer and displayed with best accuracy on a target (e.g. ring silhouette) by using
the ESA software.
3.3.2 CONNECTORS
On the rear panel, the system has a Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) adapter and a CAN connection for the lamp.
Figure 3: Rear panel connections
No. Description No. Description
1 PoE Connector (Data & Power) 3 Connection cable (for lamp)
2 CAN-Connector (for lamp)
3.3.3 PAPER STRIP
The target mirror is automatically renewed by an endless paper strip. The movement of the paper strip can be
controlled by the push button on the rear panel of the system.
Figure 4: Paper Strip and Push Button
No. Description No. Description
1 Paper strip on roll 2 Push button
2
3
1
2
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3.3.4 BULLET TRAP
The system is equipped with a bullet trap which collects all projectiles fired on the target disk. The bullet trap
has a slidable tray for cleaning.
3.3.5 LAMP (OPTION)
The system can be equipped with an LED lamp to illuminate the target disk. The LED lamp is connected to the
rear panel of the system.
3.3.6 POE ADAPTER
All SQ systems have a POE power supply unit ("Power over Ethernet") for power supply and data transmission.
 Input voltage: 230VAC/0.75A
 Output voltage: 24VDC/1A
Figure 5: PoE Adapter & CAT5 cable (Type SF Shield + Foil)
NOTE
Our systems require continuous voltage (12 VDC - 40 VDC) and do not support automatic PoE detection - do
not use intelligent PoE injectors / switches!

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PART C INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS

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4 QUICK SETUP
 Remove the system from the packaging/transport box and set it up.
 Connect the system with network cable and PoE power supply unit (POE or OUT).
 Connect the PoE power supply to the control computer (LAN or IN) using an additional network cable.
 Connect control computer and PoE power supply (230 VAC).
 Install the ESA software on the control computer.
 Observe discipline selection during installation.
The SQ system with board version 3.x is configured using the TELNET protocol.
 Activate the Telnet client within the Windows operating system.
 Access the system via command prompt (required IP is shown on the system display).
The SQ system with board version 4.x is configured using a web browser.
 Access the system via web browser (required IP is shown on the system display).
 Make the desired IP assignments (host=system/server=PC/laptop)
 Start the ESA2015 software, open ESA Communicator - if communication is already in progress (green
traffic light) adjust the values for gain (5), threshold (3) and timeout (100) if necessary.
Note: Unlocking the ESA Communicator is only possible via System Operator (Default: 0).

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