Element TITAN 3K Manuale utente

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TITAN 3K

Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

1) INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW 1

2) BATTERY & CHARGING 2

3) OBTAINING A CLEAR IMAGE 3

4) DISPLAY ORIENTATION 4

5) RANGING & TARGETING MODES 6

6) PAIRING WITH BLUETOOTH DEVICES 8

7) WARRANTY INFORMATION 11

8) SPEC SHEET 12

INDEX

ELEMENT

BALLISTICS

CHIP

USB-C

CHARGING

3000m

RANGE

7x26

OPTICAL

SYSTEM

TRIPOD

MOUNT

BLUETOOTH

CONNECTIVITY

18650

BATTERY

DUAL-COLOR

T-OLED

DISPLAY

BAG

INCLUDED

WEATHER

RESISTANT

RUGGED

CONSTRUCTION

PLATINUM

WARRANTY

The TITAN 3K is not just any rangefinder. At the push of a button, this

unit will present you with an accurate firing solution out to 3

Kilometers, harnessing the full power of the integrated Ballistics Chip

to factor in weather conditions, incline, spin drift and more. The high-

capacity 18650 battery ensures many hours of continuous use, and

can be USB Charged on your way to the range. This manual contains

everything you need to know when operating this unit.!

INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW

Twist-Out Eyecup

Diopter

Range Button

Mode Button

Battery Cap

Objective Lens Laser Lens

Lanyard Mount

Tripod Mount

USB-C Charging Point

The TITAN 3K uses an 18650 Battery. This comes installed from the

factory and does not need to be removed. Before setting up and

operating the unit, it is advised to fully charge the battery first.

To charge, expose the USB-C port located next to the eyepiece by

lifting the rubber cap and insert the included charging cable. When

charging, the indicator light below the port will illuminate RED.

When fully charged, the indicator light will turn GREEN.

Replace the rubber cap to ensure weather-sealing after charging.

*NOTE: If you intend to purchase a spare battery, you will need a flat-

top 18650. Some 18650 batteries have PCB’s built in, which increases

their length.

BATTERY & CHARGING

CLASS 3R LASER PRODUCT

Avoid direct exposure to eyes

As with all optical devices, the TITAN 3K will need to be adjusted to

your eye.

1) To start, hold the unit up to your eye and look through the eyepiece

towards a featureless background. Twist the eyecup anticlockwise to

lift until a comfortable eye relief is obtained.

2) Then, switch on the display by pressing the red RANGE

button and

turn the diopter ring until the display appears sharply in focus.

3) Display Brightness can be adjusted by holding in the RANGE

button

and then pressing the black MODE button to cycle through the 6

brightness settings.

OBTAINING A CLEAR IMAGE

The TITAN 3K has a Dual-Colour Transparent OLED (T-OLED) Display. It

is important to understand what each icon means before continuing.

1) LASER RETICLE: Hold this on the object you want to range.

2) LASER ACTIVITY INDICATORS: These 4 Green lines illuminate when a

laser beam is being emitted.

3) INCLINOMETER:

Indicates the angle (degrees) of the target being

ranged.

DISPLAY ORIENTATION

4 5 6

7 8 910

4. DISTANCE TO TARGET: Displayed in METERS (M) or YARDS (Y). To switch

between M and Y, Double-Tap the black MODE button.

5. RANGING MODE:

"LOS (LINE OF SIGHT): Direct distance to target

"HCD (HORIZONTAL COMPONENT DISTANCE): The angle-compensated

distance to your target, useful when referencing a bullet drop chart

for given distances.

"BAL.C (BALLISTIC CALCULATOR): Direct Target Distance shown, but

additionally, Elevation & Windage data also displayed.

6. TARGET PRIORITY MODE:

"FIRST: The processor prioritises the signal from the closest target

detected. Useful when ranging an object in an open field.

"LAST: The processor prioritises the signal from the closest target

detected. Useful when ranging through vegetation.

"NONE (BEST): The processor prioritises the strongest signal returned.

"SCAN MODE can be activated by holding in the RANGE button. This

gives a continuous distance readout.

7. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR: It’s time to plug me in.

8. ELEVATION: Shown as a numerical value and U (up) or D (down).

9. BALLISTIC SOLUTION UNIT: Shown as MRAD or MOA (more on Page 9)

10. DEVICE CONNECTED: Displayed when the TITAN 3K is paired to the

Element Ballistics App or a HYPR Riflescope.

11. WINDAGE: Shown as a numerical value and L (left) or R (Right). More

information on Page 9.

The TITAN 3K features a number of different ranging and targeting

modes, making it easier to obtain an accurate reading in challenging

conditions.

RANGING MODES:

By changing Ranging Modes, you allow the processor to change the way it

reads out the data it has measured. As demonstrated in the below graphic,

LOS

mode gives you the direct distance to the target you have ranged, while

HCD mode gives you the horizontal component of that distance, i.e. the actual

distance multiplied by the cosine of the angle. Since gravity only acts

vertically, the HCD more accurately predict how much bullet drop you need to

account for.

To cycle between LOS, HCD and BAL.C

, use short presses of the black MODE

button.

RANGING & TARGETING MODES

LOS HCD BAL.C

TARGET PRIORITY MODES:

No matter how powerful the laser system in a rangefinder is, a returning

laser signal still has to be read and processed. The processor may receive

multiple return signals from different objects downrange, and needs to

predict which one is the one you want a reading for. By changing modes, you

can instruct the processor to focus on specific data, giving you a better

chance of obtaining the reading you want. These modes are summarised in

PAGE 5.

To switch between Target Priority Modes, hold in the black MODE button for 3

Seconds.

The TITAN 3K also has a SCAN

function which can be used in any mode. To

activate, simply hold in the red RANGE

button. This will give a continuous

reading for a few seconds. This feature is useful when trying to obtain a

reading off a small target - By scanning past the target and watching the

readout, you may be able to detect a sudden change in the range value,

possibly indicating a return signal from the small target as the beam passes

by.

FIRST LAST BEST

(no icon)

The TITAN 3K is compatible with a number of

external Bluetooth devices, including the

Element HYPR-7 and, most importantly, the

Element Ballistics mobile app, from which you

can create & send ballistic profiles and change

preferences.

HYPR-7

The TITAN 3K will automatically pair with the HYPR-7 when in range,

displaying the “device connected” icon:

When paired, the rangefinder transmits range & incline data to the riflescope,

providing an instant firing solution with no need for manual input. Note that

when in BAL.C

mode, the TITAN 3K will display ballistic data from the HYPR-7,

bypassing its own ballistic chip. This means that a spotter/shooter pair will

always be working with the same data.

ELEMENT BALLISTICS APP

The Element Ballistics App is available for free on the Apple and Android app

stores. Before using the Ballistic Calculator function on the TITAN 3K, you will

need to install the app and create a profile for your rifle.

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