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Installation .................................................................................................................................... 3
2.1
Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3
2.1.1
Different installation variants ....................................................................................... 3
2.1.2
System overview .......................................................................................................... 4
2.1.3
Surge protection ........................................................................................................... 4
2.1.4
Cable between shooting stand and targets ................................................................... 5
2.2
Targets .................................................................................................................................. 6
2.2.1
Target units for 100m-300m ........................................................................................ 6
2.2.2
Target units for 10m-50m ............................................................................................ 9
2.2.3
Target connection cabinet .......................................................................................... 11
2.2.4
Double target connection cabinet ............................................................................... 13
2.2.5
Cable between targets and shooting stand ................................................................. 14
2.2.6
Grounding for surge protection .................................................................................. 14
2.2.7
Connection of target units .......................................................................................... 14
2.2.8
Alternative connection of 4K187 target units ............................................................ 15
2.2.9
Connection of targets with external motor advance (3U490, 3U650) ....................... 15
2.2.10
Switch for run counting.............................................................................................. 16
2.3
Permanent shooting stand .................................................................................................. 17
2.3.1
Shooting stand cabinet ............................................................................................... 17
2.3.2
Double shooting stand cabinet ................................................................................... 18
2.3.3
Display connector at the shooting stand .................................................................... 19
2.3.4
Cable between the shooting stand and the display connectors .................................. 20
2.3.5
Cable between the display connectors ....................................................................... 20
2.3.6
Power supply for the displays .................................................................................... 21
2.3.7
PC-adapter .................................................................................................................. 21
2.3.8
Target number on display .......................................................................................... 22
2.4
Mobile cabling for shooting stand ..................................................................................... 22
2.5
Starting the system ............................................................................................................. 22
2.5.1
Assign target number ................................................................................................. 22
2.5.2
Verify and test the wiring........................................................................................... 23
2.5.3
Configuration of display units .................................................................................... 23
2.5.4
System test ................................................................................................................. 24
2.5.5
Upgrading software .................................................................................................... 24
2.6
Target lift............................................................................................................................ 25
2.6.1
Components ............................................................................................................... 25
2.6.2
System overview ........................................................................................................ 26
2.6.3
Mounting overview .................................................................................................... 26
2.6.4
Mounting the lift unit ................................................................................................. 26
2.6.5
Target sliders and guide ............................................................................................. 27
2.6.6
Lifting ribbon for 4K300............................................................................................ 27
2.6.7
Cable guide ................................................................................................................ 28
2.6.8
Power supply .............................................................................................................. 28
08.09.2014 - V8.35
User manual for ML2000
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Page 1: Table Of Contents
User manual for ML2000 User manual for ML2000 Installation Table of contents Installation ............................ 3 Introduction .......................... 3 2.1.1 Different installation variants ..................3 2.1.2 System overview ......................4 2.1.3 Surge protection ......................4 2.1.4 Cable between shooting stand and targets ..............5 Targets .......................... - Page 2 User manual for ML2000 2.6.9 Protection ........................28 2.6.10 Wiring the power supply .................... 29 2.6.11 Communication cables ....................29 2.6.12 Power supply to target....................30 2.6.13 Setting target numbers ....................30 2.6.14 Configure lift positions ....................30 2.6.15 LED description ......................31 2.6.16...
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Page 3: Installation
2.1 Introduction 2.1.1 Different installation variants This chapter describes how to install the ML2000 system. Due to the flexibility of ML2000 there is many different ways to connect the components into a system. We recommend following the guidelines in this document. This will ensure a successful installation and help in case of need for support. -
Page 4: System Overview
There are different techniques to protect against this, depending on voltage levels and sensitivity of connected equipment. Due to long cables and low signal levels, the data cables are most exposed in a ML2000 system. Therefore surge protection is placed close to the connected equipment in both ends of the cable. -
Page 5: Cable Between Shooting Stand And Targets
User manual for ML2000 The electronics in the ML2000 system is equipped with surge protection at the power input. Regardless of this, we would recommend to install surge protection on the main power at the range (typically in connection with the 230V/110V inlet and/or fuse panel). -
Page 6: Targets
User manual for ML2000 2.2 Targets 2.2.1 Target units for 100m-300m 2.2.1.1 External measurement for 3U490 and 3U650 1160 (1500) 86 (86) All measurements in mm. Measures are valid for 3U490. Measures in parenthesis are valid for 3U650. Minimum height for... - Page 7 This is done for the Nordic running moose and running deer targets. 2.2.1.7 Rubber band All targets in the ML2000 system use vertical rubber or paper (for air weapons) band. 08.09.2014 - V8.35 Installation...
- Page 8 User manual for ML2000 For big bore at outdoor targets (100m-300m), these bands can be mounted after some period of shooting. Refer to the maintenance chapter for details on this. If small bore ammunition is to be used (for example calibre .22 LR), the bands should be mounted before using the targets.
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Page 9: Target Units For 10M-50M
User manual for ML2000 2.2.2 Target units for 10m-50m 2.2.2.1 External measurements for 4K300 (480) 12,5kg (16,5kg) Measures with plywood protection is given in parenthesis. 2.2.2.2 External measurements for 4K187 6,7kg 08.09.2014 - V8.35 Installation... - Page 10 User manual for ML2000 2.2.2.3 External measurements for 4K187 with plywood 8 kg 2.2.2.4 External measurements for 4K560 639,2 679,2 25 kg 08.09.2014 - V8.35 Installation...
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Page 11: Target Connection Cabinet
User manual for ML2000 2.2.3 Target connection cabinet The target connection cabinet will be fixed on a wall with screws for permanent ranges. For portable solutions there should be added a connector on the data cable. The battery charger and the one of the battery electrodes are unconnected in the delivered cabinet. - Page 12 User manual for ML2000 There should be a 230V/110V outlet close to the cabinet (within 0.5 meter from the cabinet). The system is designed for being connected to 230V/110V also when not in use, in order to ensure complete charging of the battery. The battery is charged even if the power switch is in position “OFF”.
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Page 13: Double Target Connection Cabinet
User manual for ML2000 2.2.4 Double target connection cabinet If the total amount of devices, monitors and targets, is above the limit of how many that can be connected to one segment, a double target connection cabinet is needed. Maximum ten devices can be connected to one single segment. For a larger number of devices another segment must be added. -
Page 14: Cable Between Targets And Shooting Stand
User manual for ML2000 2.2.5 Cable between targets and shooting stand There are two ways to connect the target connection cabinet and the shooting stand cabinet. For indoor use our special shooting-stand-cable can be used. A cable prepared for outdoor use must be used in greater facilities. -
Page 15: Alternative Connection Of 4K187 Target Units
User manual for ML2000 2.2.8 Alternative connection of 4K187 target units Newer 4K187 target units can be connected in various ways. Either with RJ45 cable or with standard target cable. Using RJ45 cable the target units must be connected trough a cable splitter as shown in the picture. -
Page 16: Switch For Run Counting
User manual for ML2000 2.2.10 Switch for run counting End switches (item.no.1071) and run counter (item.no.5407) are delivered for running targets. This is used to detect for which run the shots are registered. The switches must be mounted on the wagon in a way that triggers one switch in one end of the run and the other switch in the other end of the run. -
Page 17: Permanent Shooting Stand
User manual for ML2000 2.3 Permanent shooting stand 2.3.1 Shooting stand cabinet This cabinet serves multiple purposes: 1. Connection box for cables from the target connection cabinet 2. Outlet for monitors 3. RJ45 outlets for connection of PC for software upgrading and range management. -
Page 18: Double Shooting Stand Cabinet
User manual for ML2000 2.3.2 Double shooting stand cabinet The cards inside the double shooting stand cabinet are connected like this: PC adapter Kort 1, venstre side Kort 2, høyre side See also 2.3.1. 08.09.2014 - V8.35 Installation... -
Page 19: Display Connector At The Shooting Stand
User manual for ML2000 2.3.3 Display connector at the shooting stand The connector boxes for the display units should be mounted at the front of the shooting stand close to the shooters. Even if the box is well protected, the location should be done carefully to reduce the risk of problems due to humidity, dust or malicious damage. -
Page 20: Cable Between The Shooting Stand And The Display Connectors
Item.no.1115 protection at the front of the shooting stand. For short lengths (less than 7 meter) our special cable (Megalink 01- 2004, item.no.1023) for connection between monitor connections can be used. In this case the contact (item.no.1115) can be connected directly to the cable. -
Page 21: Power Supply For The Displays
User manual for ML2000 2.3.6 Power supply for the displays The power supply is usually mounted close to the PC-connection box (i.e. close to where a range management PC would be installed). Optionally the power supply could be located close... -
Page 22: Target Number On Display
(using a knife could help). 2.4 Mobile cabling for shooting stand ML2000 can also be delivered with portable cabling for the shooting stand. This cabling solution consists of the same components as in a permanent range. Most components are mounted in a portable cabinet: •... -
Page 23: Verify And Test The Wiring
User manual for ML2000 4. Connect one target unit NB! There should never be more than one target unit connected when ID is set. 5. Change the target number to the value you want to assign to the connected target (use the Next or Setup functions) 6. -
Page 24: System Test
The process for upgrading the software is described in a separate chapter. The following issues have to be observed: • Do not attempt to upgrade an unstable system (except in agreement with Megalink support personnel). • The target units are upgraded through the target network. Connect the PC-adapter in the lower left RJ45 connector at the PC-connector box. -
Page 25: Target Lift
User manual for ML2000 2.6 Target lift 2.6.1 Components A normal delivery will contain the following items for each lift: Motor unit with lift ribbon Cover Communication cable (1,5m) Holding strap and guiding plate Mounting 2,5 mm2 power cable (75... -
Page 26: System Overview
User manual for ML2000 2.6.2 System overview Target lift 230V 24V AC 24V AC Bracket for lift ribbon Cat. 5 RJ45 Display connector boxes 230V /110V Shooting stand cabinet with powersupply. 2.6.3 Mounting overview Mounting ceiling Protection Lift unit (Wood/Steel) -
Page 27: Target Sliders And Guide
User manual for ML2000 • Use strong fastening screws. There is a significant load on the system. • Ensure that the reel is centred (sideways) to where the target should be • Ensure that the reel is level (horizontal) • Ensure that the lift is mounted correct lengthwise (in shooting direction) for the target to hang correct. -
Page 28: Cable Guide
User manual for ML2000 4mm screws It might be necessary to add some distance between the ribbon and the steel protection to force the target to hand straight towards the wall. The bracket is designed to be used to hook up up a plywood protection in front of the steel protection. -
Page 29: Wiring The Power Supply
User manual for ML2000 2.6.10 Wiring the power supply Pull out the 4mm² cables to all targets. Each outlet from the power supply can handle up to 5 target lifts each. With less than 10 lifts, it would be a good idea to balance the load. -
Page 30: Power Supply To Target
User manual for ML2000 2.6.12 Power supply to target If the target only use the target lift as power supply, two jumpers must be installed. 2.6.13 Setting target numbers Each target lift is set up with a target number with jumpers. Usually this is set up on delivery and the units are marked accordingly. -
Page 31: Led Description
For single shot marking the lift can be run up and down from the ordinary menu for shooting. The lift position could also be decided according to the selected program (or modified program). Details about this is described in the chapter “Use of ML2000”. To enter the parking position the following procedure should be used: •... -
Page 32: Security Mechanisms
2.7 Schematic wiring diagrams The next pages contain schematic wiring diagrams for ML2000 systems. Be sure to use the correct diagram for your installation. NB! The Schematic diagrams are electrical connection diagrams. For this reason the physical location of wiring terminals can deviate from the schematic diagram. -
Page 33: Schematic Diagram For Permanent Range (4K300, 3U490, 3U650, 4K187)
User manual for ML2000 2.7.1 Schematic diagram for permanent range (4K300, 3U490, 3U650, 4K187) 230V for charger (permanent Target units connection) Target cable Line In 1A 1B 35mm² To 230V grounding Bare copper cable 35mm² in cable ditch Til 230V jord Display units 35mm²... -
Page 34: Schematic Diagram For Permanent Range (4K187 Without Surge Protection)
User manual for ML2000 2.7.2 Schematic diagram for permanent range (4K187 without surge protection) 230V for charger (permanent connection) Target cable Line In 1A 1B Target units (4K187 with cable splitters) Display units Display connector boxes 1A 1B 2A 2B St.plass Terminal... -
Page 35: Schematic Diagram For Target Lift
User manual for ML2000 2.7.3 Schematic diagram for target lift 230V 24V Outlet 1 24V Outlet 2 24V DC lift power Lift 1) Mount the power supply in a location to minimize the cable length. Balance the load on the two outlets. A maximum of 5 lifts can be connected on each outlet. -
Page 36: Schematic Diagram For Running Target (3U650E) With Radiomodem
User manual for ML2000 2.7.5 Schematic diagram for running target (3U650E) with radiomodem Wires for run counter 1 - Pin 3&4 in end-switch Radio- modem Wires for run counter 2 - Pin 3&4 in end-switch Target unit Target Modem Target... -
Page 37: Scematic Diagram For Pistol Ranges (4K560)
User manual for ML2000 2.7.6 Scematic diagram for pistol ranges (4K560) 230V forcharger Target units (permanent conected) Target cable Line In 1A 1B 35mm² To 230V ground Bare copper cable in cable ditch 35mm² To 230V ground Display units 35mm²... -
Page 38: Schematic Diagram For Personal Targets With Display Unit
User manual for ML2000 2.7.7 Schematic diagram for personal targets with display unit Display unit Target unit Portable battery Option 1: Target cable Option 2: Radio modem Connection for charger Radio modem Radio modem Portable battery 2.7.8 Schematic diagram for PC-based target... -
Page 39: Target Connection Cabinet, Type I And Ii
User manual for ML2000 2.7.9 Target connection cabinet, Type I and II Type II Type I Unpluggable repeater or bypass card Cable for connecting/disconnecting targets Fuses Grounding Cable from shooting stand Targets Targets 1-5 Targets 6-10 Cable from shooting stand...
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