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Piste Box (EP-G01) 

User Manual

Summary of Contents for Piste Box EP-G01

Page 1: ...Piste Box EP G01 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...Turning on Switching off Cancelling Hits to a Metallic Piste Preparing the Piste Touching On the Piste Box Connecting the Wires Tips andTroubleshooting FAQs Important Information Wireless Specs Warranty and Disclaimer Safety Message Compliance Information The EnPointe Wireless Fencing System 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 10 11 12 ...

Page 3: ... downloads or view our instructional video on setting up the Piste Box at enpointefencing com videos Included in this purchase 1x Piste Box 1x Piste Manual 1x Protective Case Additional items required for the operation of the Piste Box Conductive Tape recommended 25mm width 50m length 2x connector wires where each wire has one end with a banana plug and one end with a crocodile clip Insulation Tap...

Page 4: ...stall an update as your system should come preloaded with the latest Piste Box firmware Batteries and Power Checking the battery level To check the battery level of the Piste Box firstly look at the top of the box Then use two fingers to touch the outer pins A and B at the same time The battery indicator light will shine through the EnPointe logo C between the pins Green indicates that the battery...

Page 5: ...b shown in D Turning on the Piste Box Once a Piste Box is paired to a Relay Box it will switch on with the rest of the system and begin cancelling the piste immediately There is no need to separately turn on the Piste Box each time you use it Switching off the Piste Box When you turn off your Relay Box the Piste Box will switch off at the same time If you remove the batteries from your Relay Box f...

Page 6: ...ape for now Cancelling Hits to a Metallic Piste 4 Please note It is important that the conductive tape forms a continuous circuit around the piste and is not broken at any point It is also important that the conductive tape does not make contact with the piste at any point Touching on the Piste Box Please note With this software version the Piste Box is paired at first touch on and remains paired ...

Page 7: ...nto the B pin Attach the crocodile clip on the other end of the wire to the piste It can attach to either the piste s existing grounding wire or to the piste itself 3 Tape over the last 20cm of conductive tape with the insulation tape making sure that the crocodile clip does not detach Cancelling Hits to a Metallic Piste 5 A Connects to conductive tape B Connects to Piste Piste Box Connecting wire...

Page 8: ...f 3 Check that the loop of conductive tape has not become torn or disconnected in any way 4 Check that the piste is not touching the conductive tape at any point This error indicates that the Relay Box cannot establish a wireless connection to the Piste Box This could be because 1 The Piste Box is out of charge or the batteries have become dislodged from their compartment 2 The Piste Box s antenna...

Page 9: ... into the environment like a wide open field If you still encounter wireless connectivity problems try locating the Piste Box at the middle of the piste rather than at the end Or try moving the Pocket Boxes into a front pocket of the fencer If problems persist please contact our support team at support enpointefencing com for more specific help with this issue If you encounter a dead spot on the p...

Page 10: ... away from the fencing area to a place where the Piste Box can be safely placed The same can be done with the connection to the piste but remember that the loop of conductive tape must be insulated and the piste must not short out to the loop of tape The Piste Box can be moved 1 2m away from the piste and Relay Box without issue It is recommended to move the Piste Box further away if it is in dang...

Page 11: ...k with the Piste Box Other kinds of conductive tape may not have the same level of compatibility If you have a specific tape in mind you can contact our support team at support enpointefencing com and we will advise you on the suitability of the proposed substitute product Generally most wires do not have the surface area required for the optimal functioning of our system but some clubs have teste...

Page 12: ...outside of its intended purpose Disposal of Product The electronics contained in this system must not be disposed of with normal household waste Instead it is your responsibility to dispose of your system by arranging to return it to a designated collection point for the recycling of waste electrical and electronic equipment By separating and recycling your system at the time of disposal you will ...

Page 13: ...e not wearing shoes or not wearing a glove on the weapon hand we cannot guarantee the reliability of the system We encourage all fencers to keep their protective gear and equipment up to date with regulatory safety standards and to only fence in conditions and environments that adhere to health and safety guidelines For more information about our products updates or innovations please visit our we...

Page 14: ...o frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful interference to radio communications However there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to...

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