Memory Info; Resetting To Factory Defaults; Firmware Update - Competition Electronics ProTimer BT Operating Manual

Battery Life and power consumption
When the ProTimer BT is powered OFF, a very small amount of power
(approximately 40 microamps) is consumed in order to retain the date/time clock
settings. If the unit will be put in storage for several months or more, it is
recommended to remove the battery to avoid unnecessary loss of battery life. The
only penalty is that the date and time will have to be reset. The calculated lifespan
of a (new) 600mA alkaline battery in sleep mode is 800 days. A lithium battery has
a typical rating of 750mA. Under normal use, a lithium battery will provide
approximately 30 hours of service and an alkaline battery will provide
approximately 25 hours of service.

Memory info

The ProTimer BT will retain up to 50 shot strings, with up to 70 shots per string, and
all settable values in non-volatile memory, along with hit factor scoring.
This means that they will not be lost during battery changes. If the maximum
number of strings is exceeded, the oldest string will be purged automatically.

Resetting to Factory Defaults

To restore the factory default settings, hold down the start button, connect the
battery, and look for "initializing" message on the display. Release the start button
and follow the on-screen prompt to complete the process.

Firmware Update

Provisions have been made to update the unit firmware from the mobile apps.
See the PT Link app for more details.
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