Long range MT4300-C User manual

Instruction Manual
Long Range LLC. 26 Tannery Street Franklin, NH 03235
longrangellc.com
MT4300-C

Table of Contents
Introduction
Main Menu
Trouble Shooting
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What’s New in Version 2.0 ..................................................................................................................
Features of the MT4300-C .................................................................................................................
Initial Setup .........................................................................................................................................
Keypad ...............................................................................................................................................
Solo Shooter .......................................................................................................................................
Manual Mode ......................................................................................................................................
Manual Mode with Solo Shooter...............................................................................................
Lock ON Feature for Report and True Pairs.............................................................................
Sporting Clays ....................................................................................................................................
Super Sporting ...................................................................................................................................
Wobble Mode .....................................................................................................................................
Wobble Setup ..........................................................................................................................
Wobble Control ........................................................................................................................
Test Fire Wobble ......................................................................................................................
System Status ....................................................................................................................................
Using the MT4300-C While Charging ......................................................................................
System Setup .....................................................................................................................................
Change Password ...................................................................................................................
Change System ID ..................................................................................................................
Target Management .................................................................................................................
Trap Modes ..............................................................................................................................
Back Light ................................................................................................................................
Trap Status ..............................................................................................................................
Link Mode ................................................................................................................................
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Frequently Asked Questions ................................................................................................................
Contact ................................................................................................................................................
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© 2018 Long Range LLC. Software version 4.46

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Introduction
What’s New in Version 2.0
Features of the MT4300-C
Version 2 completes the development cycle of the MT4300-C. We have incorporated many of the
ideas our customers have requested.
These enhancements include:
- Super Sporting for both 3 and 4 traps per station.
- Option to have 99 traps on 1 channel.
*Software upgrade required on both the MT4300-C and R4300
receivers.
- Ability to test re wobble traps while in “Wobble Control”.
- Lock ON feature for both “Report Pair” and “True Pair” in Manual Mode.
- Faster response times for button presses.
- Ability to launch targets while charging the MT4300-C.
The MT4300-C, along with the 4300 series of transmitters and receivers, are the latest in the line of
remote control systems from Long Range specically designed for shooting sports.
Using some of the very latest technology, such as “Spread Spectrum”, we have increased the number
of elds to 255. Each eld can operate 15 trap machines independently from any other eld. This
e󰀨ectively gives us the ability to operate 3,825 trap machines at the same time.
The MT4300-C is powered by a small lithium ion battery. On a full charge, it will launch 60,000
targets. The unit is supplied with a wall transformer or can be charged from a PC with the supplied
USB cable. A battery level indicator is shown in the System Status window (&14).
The following features are built into the MT4300-C:
Target Counter
Manual Mode
Sporting Clays
Super Sporting
Wobble Trap Controller
Solo Shooter System

Initial Setup
Unless otherwise requested, the MT4300-C will be preset to channel 1 and receivers will be set to
channel 1 and labeled with their appropriate trap number.
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Current Channel
To Change Press
Enter
The default password is set to 1234. This can be changed in the System Setup Menu (&15).
Keypad
The MT4300-C has a 12 button keypad that assists the user to navigate through the menus. Some of
these buttons have multiple functions and are described in this section.
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• 1A: Used to re trap 1 in Sporting
Clays and Super Sporting.
• 3C: Used to re trap 2 in Sporting
Clays and Super Sporting.
• 4D: Used to re trap 3 in Super
Sporting.
• 5E: Used to re a true pair in Sporting
Clays and Super Sport Sporting.
• 6F: Used to re trap 4 in Super
Sporting.
• 8H: Used to scroll up through menu
options.
• 0: Used to scroll down through menu
options.
• True Pair/Enter: Used to conrm
selections and re a true pair in Manual
Mode. Also used to activate Lock ON
Mode while in Manual Mode.
• ON/BACK: Used to turn on the device,
bring the device out of sleep mode, and
return to previous menu.
• The MT4300-C will go into sleep
mode after a period of inactivity.

Main Menu
Before powering on the MT4300-C, make sure it has been charged or is plugged in.
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Turn on the MT4300-C
Press the On/Back button to power up the unit.
Main Menu
The Main Menu will be displayed when the
unit is powered on. When an up or down arrow
is displayed, more options are available. Use
the up (button 8) or down (button 0) to scroll
the menu screen.
Choose Your Option
By using the corresponding number key, you
can navigate to the next menu. From any
screen, the On/Back button will back out to the
previous menu screen.
Main Menu
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Manual Mode
Sporting Clays
SupSport Clay
Solo Shooter
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Wobble Setup
System Status
System Setup
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Solo Shooter
The Solo Shooter System allows the user to set a delay between the time the button is pressed and
the time the trap res. This enables you to go out without a trapper to shoot Sporting Clays, 5 Stand,
or a practice area and shoot while keeping track of targets launched. This enables you to accurately
calculate the targets used.
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Select Option 4, Solo Shooter
From the Main Menu, scroll down to the
remaining options using the zero button. To
select the Solo Shooter option,
press button 4.
Enter Number of Delay Seconds
Press a number, 1-9, to set the amount of
delay seconds for Trap 1. Press a second
number, 1-9, to set the amount of delay
second for Trap 2. If you would like to shoot
both traps at the same time (True Pair), set
Trap 2 Delay to zero seconds.
Select Manual Mode, Sporting Clays, or
Super Sporting
After you press ENTER, you will be given 3
options: Manual Mode, Sporting Clays, and
Super Sp Clays. Press the corresponding
number to be taken to the next screen. Each
of these modes are discussed in detail in the
following sections.
Press ENTER
Solo Shooter
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Wobble Setup
System Status
System Setup
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Solo Shooter
Trap 1 Delay = 0
Trap 2 Delay = 0
Press Enter
Solo Shooter
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Manual Mode
Sporting Clays
Super Sp Clays

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Manual Mode
Manual Mode allows the user to manually re any individual trap or any combination of 2 traps
simultaneously. You can get to Manual Mode by pressing the 1 button from the Main Menu, or by
pressing 1 from the Solo Shooter Menu after you have set the Trap Delays.
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Select Trap Number
Each trap will have a corresponding
number from 1 to 15. By pressing 1-9, the
coresponding trap will instantly re. To re
a trap with a double digit number, the zero
button must be pressed rst. The trap will re
when the last button is pressed. For example,
to re trap 15, you must press 0, 1, 5. The trap
will re when the 5 button is pressed.
Press the “True Pair” Button
Select First Trap
Each trap will have a corresponding number
from 1 to 15. By pressing 1-9, the number will
display next to the rst trap. To enter a trap
with a double digit number, the zero button
must be pressed rst. Press the zero button.
The square cursor begins to blink. Now enter
the corresponding double digit. The number
will display next to the rst trap.
Select Second Trap
By pressing 1-9, the two selected traps will
instantly re. To enter a trap with a double
digit number, the zero button must be pressed
rst. Press the zero button. The square cursor
begins to blink. Now enter the corresponding
double digit. The two selected traps will re
simultaneously when the last number is
pressed.
Manual Mode
1st _
2nd _
Choose Trap #
Count
0
Manual Mode
1st 5
2nd _
Choose Trap #
Count
0
Manual Mode
1st 5
2nd 1
Choose Trap #
Count
0
Firing Single Trap
Firing Two Traps Simultaneously (True Pair)
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*If ring in Solo Shooter mode, the designated delay times will be added to the ring
sequence

Lock ON Mode
Lock ON Mode is best used when a shooter will be using two specic traps for a period of time and
is accessed from the Manual Mode Menu. There are two separate modes included in Lock ON
Mode. These two modes are Report Mode and True Pair Mode. Report Mode allows the user to
lock in two separate traps and re them alternately by simply pressing the ENTER button. True Pair
Mode allows the user to lock in two separate traps and re them simultaneously simply by pressing
the ENTER Button. Both of these modes are also available in Solo Shooter Mode. To exit Lock On
Mode or change the designated trap numbers, press the ON/BACK button.
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Press and Hold the ENTER Button
While in Manual Mode, press and hold the
ENTER button until an “asterisk” * appears in
the top left corner (approx. 3 seconds).
Select First Trap
Each trap will have a corresponding number
from 1 to 15. By pressing 1-9, the number will
display next to the rst trap. To enter a trap
with a double digit number, the zero button
must be pressed rst. Press the zero button.
The square cursor begins to blink. Now enter
the corresponding double digit. The number
will display next to the rst trap. This trap is
now locked in.
Manual Mode
1st _
2nd _
Choose Trap #
Count
0
*
Manual Mode
1st 3
2nd _
Choose Trap #
Count
0
*
Report Mode
Select Second Trap
By pressing 1-9, the two traps will be locked in
and the menu will progress to Report Mode.
To enter a trap with a double digit number, the
zero button must be pressed rst. Press the
zero button. The square cursor begins to blink.
Now enter the corresponding double digit. The
two selected traps will now be locked in and
the menu will progress to Report Mode.
Manual Mode
1st 3
2nd 1
Choose Trap #
Count
0
*
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Press and Hold the ENTER Button
After you have locked in the two designated
traps and entered Report Mode (steps 1-3 on
previous page), press and hold the ENTER
button until the menu enters True Pair Mode
(approx. 3 seconds).
Press ENTER to Fire Both Traps
Simultaneously
The rst and second trap numbers are
displayed on the screen. When you press the
ENTER button, both traps will immediately re
simultaneously. The target count will increase
accordingly. The designated traps will continue
to re simultaneously every time you press the
ENTER button.
Report Mode
1st 3
2nd 15
Count
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True Pair Mode
Firing Target
1st 3
2nd 15
Count
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True Pair Mode
Press ENTER to Fire First Trap
The rst and second trap numbers are
displayed on the screen. The rst time you
press the ENTER button, the rst trap will
instantly re. The target count will increase
accordingly. To re the second trap, press
ENTER again. The designated traps will
continue to alternate every time you press the
ENTER button.
Press BACK to Exit
To change the designated trap numbers, or
end Report Mode, the BACK button will take
you back to Manual Mode. Repeat steps to
lock in new trap numbers.
Report Mode
Firing Target
1st 3
2nd 15
Count
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Manual Mode
1st _
2nd _
Choose Trap #
Count
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5
*If ring in Solo Shooter mode, the designated delay times will be added to the
ring sequence
*If ring in Solo Shooter mode, the designated delay time for Trap 1 will be added
to the ring sequence 7

Sporting Clays Mode
While in Sporting Clays Mode, the MT4300-C e󰀨ectively becomes a 3-button transmitter while still
maintaining a count of all targets launched. Button 1 releases Trap 1, button 3 releases Trap 2, and
button 5 becomes the doubles button which releases both traps simultaneously. The MT4300-C
tracks what station the user is shooting from and recongures to the next station by pressing ENTER.
Sporting Clays Mode is also available in Solo Shooter Mode.
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Select Option 2, Sporting Clays
From the Main Menu, press button 2 to select
the Sporting Clays option.
Enter Starting Station Number
The default station number is 1. If you are
starting from another station number, enter it
here. A user may enter a station number up
to 99. By pressing 1-9, the menu will progress
to the next screen. To enter a station with a
double digit number, the zero button must be
pressed rst. Press the zero button. Enter
the double digit number and the menu will
progress to the next screen.
Main Menu
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Manual Mode
Sporting Clays
SupSport Clay
Sporting Clays
Enter your
Starting
Station # 1
Fire Selected Traps
The MT4300-C will be congured to the
specic station that you are shooting
from. Button 1 releases Trap 1, button 3
releases Trap 2, and button 5 becomes the
doubles button which releases both traps
simultaneously. The target count will increase
accordingly. When you are ready to move to
the next station, press ENTER. The station
number will increase by 1 and the MT4300-C
will recongure to that specic station.
Sporting Clays
Station # 1
Next = Enter
Count = 0
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*If ring in Solo Shooter mode, the designated delay times will be added to the
ring sequence
If at any point you need to exit Sport Clays Mode or change the station number, press the
BACK button and enter a new starting station number.

Super Sporting
With the MT4300-C, you can setup a Super Sporting course with 3 or 4 traps per station, but not a
mixture of both. The default setup is 3 traps and can be changed to 4 in the System Setup under
Trap Modes (&16). In Super Sporting Mode, the MT4300-C becomes a 4 or 5-button transmitter
while still maintaining a count of all targets launched. Button 1 releases Trap 1, button 3 releases Trap
2, button 4 releases Trap 3, button 6 releases Trap 4 (if needed), and button 5 becomes the doubles
button which res two designated traps simultaneously. The MT4300-C tracks what station the user is
shooting from and recongures to the next station by pressing ENTER. Super Sporting Mode is also
available in Solo Shooter Mode.
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Select Option 3, Super Sporting
From the Main Menu, press button 2 to select
the SupSport Clay option. The screen will
briey display the number of traps that are
setup.
Enter Starting Station Number
The default station number is 1. If you are
starting from another station number, enter it
here. A user may enter a station number up
to 99. By pressing 1-9, the menu will progress
to the next screen. To enter a station with a
double digit number, the zero button must be
pressed rst. Press the zero button. Enter
the double digit number and the menu will
progress to the next screen.
Super
Sporting Clays
Number of
Traps = 3
Sporting Clays
Enter your
Starting
Station # 1
Fire Single Trap
The MT4300-C will be congured to the
specic station that you are shooting from.
Button 1 releases Trap 1, button 3 releases
Trap 2, button 4 releases Trap 3, button 6
releases Trap 4 (if needed). The target count
will increase accordingly.
Sporting Clays
Station # 1
Next = Enter
Count = 0
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Fire Two Traps Simultaneously
Press button 5. Select the rst trap to re
(button 1,3,4, or 6). Next, select the second
trap to re (button 1,3,4, or 6). Finally, press
button 5 again to re both selected traps
simultaneously. The target count will increase
accordingly. When you are ready to move to
the next station, press ENTER. The station
number will increase by 1 and the MT4300-C
will recongure to that specic station.
Sporting Clays
Station # 1
Next = Enter
Firing Target
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*If ring in Solo Shooter mode, the designated delay times will be added to the
ring sequence
If at any point you need to exit Sport Clays Mode or change the station number, press the
BACK button and enter a new starting station number.
Wobble Menu
Wobble traps are traps that allow vertical and horizontal adjustments to vary target presentation.
When paired with a R4300 Wobble Receiver, the MT4300-C can control up to 4 wobble traps. Wobble
functions can be turned on or o󰀨, which causes the wobble trap to continuously move vertically and/
or horizontally. Small movements can also be made by using the “Nudge” feature. This feature moves
the wobble trap vertically or horizontally by small increments. Before using the MT4300-C to control
specic wobble traps, you must assign a trap number to each wobble trap. We do this in the Wobble
Setup Menu.
1Select Option 5, Wobble Setup
From the Main Menu, press button 5 to select
the Wobble Setup option. This will bring you
to the Wobble Menu.
Solo Shooter
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Wobble Setup
System Status
System Setup
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Wobble Setup
Select Option 2, Wobble Setup
The Wobble Menu gives you two options,
Wobble Control and Wobble Setup. Press
button 2 to select the Wobble Setup option.
Wobble Menu
Wobble Control
Wobble Setup
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Select Wobble Number
The MT4300-C can control up to 4 wobble
traps. Press the 1 button to assign the rst
wobble trap’s number.
Select Wobble #
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to
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4Enter First Trap Number
To assign the rst wobble trap’s number, we
must know what trap numbers are assigned to
the wobble traps. If two wobble traps are traps
3 and 5, we enter the number 3. This assigns
trap 3 as wobble 1 on the MT4300-C unit.
Press ENTER.
Wobble 1
Trap = 3
Press Enter
Enter Remaining Wobble Numbers
The menu again asks for a wobble number.
Enter the next number, in this case 2, which
will take you to the trap number menu. Enter
the second wobble trap’s assigned trap
number, in this case 5, and press ENTER.
Continue this process till you have all (up to 4)
wobble trap numbers assigned.
Press BACK to Exit
Once all of the wobble traps are assigned,
press the BACK button to go back to the
Wobble Menu.
Wobble 2
Trap = 5
Press Enter
Wobble Menu
Wobble Control
Wobble Setup
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Select Option 1, Wobble Control
The Wobble Menu gives you two options,
Wobble Control and Wobble Setup. Press
button 2 to select the Wobble Control option.
Select Wobble Trap
The Wobble Control Menu shows the four
wobble traps and their corresponding trap
numbers. Select which wobble trap that you
would like to control using the 1-4 buttons.
Wobble Menu
Wobble Control
Wobble Setup
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2
Wobble Trap 31
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3
4
Wobble Trap 5
Wobble Trap 0
Wobble Trap 0
Wobble Control
Nudge
Nudge will energize either the vertical or
horizontal motors for 0.5 seconds and move
the trap in very small increments. Press button
1 repeatedly to move the trap to the desired
vertical position. Press button 3 repeatedly
to move the trap to the desired horizontal
position.
On/O󰀨
Wobble functions can be turned on or o󰀨,
which causes the wobble trap to continuously
move vertically and/or horizontally. Press
button 2 to cycle the continuous vertical
movement on or o󰀨. Press button 4 to cycle
the continuous horizontal movement on or o󰀨.
An “Asterisk” * will appear to the right of the
option if the wobble function is on.
Vert. Nudge1
2
3
4
Vert. On/OFF
Horz. Nudge
Horz. On/OFF
Vert. Nudge1
2
3
4
Vert. On/OFF
Horz. Nudge
Horz. On/OFF
*
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Select Option 1, Wobble Control
The Wobble Menu gives you two options,
Wobble Control and Wobble Setup. Press
button 2 to select the Wobble Control option.
Select Wobble Trap
The Wobble Control Menu shows the four
wobble traps and their corresponding trap
numbers. Select which wobble trap that you
would like to test re using the 1-4 buttons.
Wobble Menu
Wobble Control
Wobble Setup
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2
Wobble Trap 31
2
3
4
Wobble Trap 5
Wobble Trap 0
Wobble Trap 0
Test Fire Wobble
Press ENTER
From the Wobble Trap Menu, pressing Enter
will bring you to the Test Fire Menu.
Press Enter to Test Fire
The Test Fire Menu displays the wobble trap
number and the trap number that has been
assigned to it. Press ENTER to test re the
trap. Press BACK to go to the Wobble Trap
Menu.
Vert. Nudge1
2
3
4
Vert. On/OFF
Horz. Nudge
Horz. On/OFF
Test Fire
Wobble 1 Trap 3
Press Enter
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4
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Users are able to test re a specic wobble trap from the Wobble Control Menu to see if the wobble
trap is in the desired position.

System Status
Using the MT4300-C While Charging
The System Status function displays the current state of the MT4300-C. The current software
version and channel are displayed as well as a meter which indicates battery life. The battery life is
represented by 6 triangles. An overnight charge is required to fully charge an exhausted battery. The
MT4300-C may also stay plugged in without overcharging. You can get to the System Status Menu
from the Main Menu.
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Select Option 6, System Status
From the Main Menu, press button 6 to select
the System Status option.
Press BACK to Exit
Pressing the BACK button will bring you back
to the Main Menu.
Solo Shooter
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Wobble Setup
System Status
System Setup
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System Status
MT4300C V2.50A
Chn 1
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If you nd yourself in the position of having a low battery, but still need to launch targets, the
MT4300-C can be connected to a power source and still operate. The MT4300-C uses a charging
voltage of 5.5 volts so do not connect it to a trap battery. We have 12 volt cigarette style
adapters that convert 12 volts to 5.5 volts which is output via a USB cable. This can then be directly
connected to the MT4300-C.
*IMPORTANT: Put the MT4300-C in Manual Mode before you connect the charger.

System Setup
The System Setup Menu is accessed from the Main Menu (option 7) and requires a 4-digit
password. The MT4300-C ships with a default password of 1234. It is recommended that this
password is changed once the unit is received. You may do this in the System Setup Menu. There
are 7 options in the System Setup Menu. Each option is described below.
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2
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Change Password
Here is where you can change your password. Enter your new 4-digit password and press
ENTER. This will remain the password to get into the System Setup Menu.
Change System ID
This changes the current channel and message format the MT4300-C is set to. Initially, this is
set to Channel 1, unless otherwise requested. To change the channel, from the Chg System ID
Menu, press 1 to choose RF Channel. Next, press button 1 to select the MT Channel option.
Press ENTER to change the channel. Finally, press BACK to save the new channel.
Select Option 7, System Setup
From the Main Menu, press button 7 to
select the System Setup option. You will be
prompted to enter your 4-digit password, then
press ENTER.
Enter Password
1234
System Setup
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2
3
Chg Password
Chg System ID
Target Mgt
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2
Set System IDs
RF Channel
Msg Format
1
2
Set RF Channel
MT Channel
Link Mode
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5
6
Trap Modes
Backlight
Trap Status
7 Terminal Mode
System Setup Options
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5
6
Trap Modes
This option changes the number of traps you have on each station of Super Sporting. Choose
either 3 or 4 traps.
Back light
The screen on the MT4300-C has a back light which is useful for low lighting and night shooting.
With this option, you can turn it ON or O󰀨 or choose how long the back light stays on after a
period of inactivity.
Trap Status
Diagnostic tests for Long Range LLC use only.
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3Target Management
Target Management o󰀨ers two options, Add Targets and Clear Target Count. The Add Targets
option allows you to specify how many targets are available to be red. Each time a user res
a target, the target count decreases accordingly until it reaches zero. Once the Target Bank
hits zero, the MT4300-C will no longer re targets. If users attempt to launch targets with no
targets loaded into the Target Bank, they will get a message that says, “Target Bank Empty”.
There are 2 ways to rectify this. First, add more targets to the Target Bank through the Target
Management menu. The second option, is to go into the Clear Target Count option in the
Target Management menu and press enter. This will return the MT4300-C to the default mode
of being able to throw targets freely while the unit counts the targets. Clear Target Count also
displays the total amount of targets red in the life of the unit and the current amount of targets
that have been red since the last reset. The total number may not be reset, but the current
number may be reset to zero by pressing ENTER.
The message format may be set to 3 or 4 byte. The default message format is 4 byte. To change this,
from the Set System ID Menu, press 2 to select Msg Format. Press the 1 button for 3 byte, or press
the 2 button for 4 byte. Press BACK to save.
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2
Set System IDs
RF Channel
Msg Format
1
2
Message Length
3 Byte
4 Byte
It is now possible to set the channel/frequency and trap number on the R4300 Receiver without using
dip switches. This is done with Link Mode which is found in the Set RF Channel Menu. This process
is discussed in detail on the following page (&17).

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Link Mode
It is now possible to set the channel/frequency and trap number on the R4300 Receiver without using
dip switches. This operation only needs to be done once, or if you want to change the channel or
trap number. Once set, the channel and trap number are stored in memory until changed, even after
power is turned o󰀨 to the machine.
Select Option 7, System Setup
From the Main Menu, press button 7 to
select the System Setup option. You will
be prompted to enter your 4-digit password,
then press ENTER. This will bring you to the
System Setup Menu.
Solo Shooter
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6
7
Wobble Setup
System Status
System Setup
4
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2Select Option 2, Chg System ID
From the System Setup Menu, press the 2
button to select the Chg System ID option.
This will bring you to the Set System IDs
Menu.
System Setup
1
2
3
Chg Password
Chg System ID
Target Mgt
Select Option 1, RF Channel
From the Set System IDs Menu, press button
1 to selec the RF Channel option. This will
take you to the Set RF Channel Menu.
Select Option 2, Link Mode
From the Set RF Channel Menu, press button
2 to select the Link Mode option. This will take
you to the Link Mode Menu.
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2
Set System IDs
RF Channel
Msg Format
1
2
Set RF Channel
MT Channel
Link Mode
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4

Enter Trap Number and Channel
This is the link mode screen, from here you
can set any Channel and/or Trap Number.
The Channel the MT4300-C is currently
set to is displayed on the screen, but can
be changed to any Channel. The cursor is
blinking on the Trap Number, default is 1.
Change the Trap Number by pressing the
corresponding number on the key pad. Press
ENTER to move the cursor move to Channel.
Again, you can change the Channel by
entering it on the key pad.
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Link Mode
Select Trap/Chn
Trap Chn
Enter to Link
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• The MT4300-C is now ready to link to the R4300 Receiver.
• Ensure all of the dip switches for channel and trap are in the OFF (Open) position.
• Replace the clear cover; don’t over tighten.
• Connect any R4300 to a trap. Power on the machine or connect power to the receiver as you
normally would.
• With power ON you will now see a RED blinking LED. The link Led will blink for 15 seconds while
the receiver remains in link mode (See below). You will be unable to re a target during this 15
seconds. This is the period when the R4300 receiver waits to see if the channel and trap number
are to be changed. After 15 seconds the previous channel and trap number are used. The default is
channel 1, trap 1.
Link LED
Will blink for 15
seconds
Set to OFF (Open)
position
Indicates power
is on
Dip Switches
Power LED
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