BATAK Lite - User Guide
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1. Timeout or Now Rest are made as required If an error is made or the wrong routine started then press and hold in the Central Start Button for approximately three seconds and then release to cause a machine Reset An audible click will be heard on a Reset PLEASE REMEMBER THAT BATAK Lite IS A REACTION CO ORDINATION AND STAMINA IMPROVEMENT MACHINE ONLY A MODEST TARGET STRIKE IS REQUIRED STANDARD ROUTINES ver 2 0 If no routine is selected on a Reset and the Start button simply pressed then the default program is No 4 the 30 second Accumulator If on the other hand a specific program has been selected played just pressing the Start button again will play the same routine A re selection is only necessary if a different Game is needed N B Provided a target switch is operating correctly viz the central red ring LED flashes on and then off on a strike it is possible to stop it being selected during play by simply holding it in i e the central red ring LED will flash during Reset see above and then releasing the target If another Reset is made at any time after performing the above the target will be brought back into play This whole process is very useful if a target light fails and there is not enough time to replace it for example during a competition 0 TEST MODE All the targets will illuminate in turn and stay on for about 5 seconds as a TARGET LAMP test facility and at this stage any faulty lamps m2. BATAK Lite requires only a fraction of the space normally required for Court and Racquet Sports yet still creates the same excitement skill fun and speed that make them so popular A selection of different workouts programs and speed levels make this new equipment ideal for all ages sexes and fitness levels 1 1 THE EQUIPMENT BATAK Lite comprises 8 Polycarbonate translucent LED targets carefully arranged ina maximum stretch type pattern and fixed to a strong tubular steel framework The steel framework is either Free Standing or fixed to a MDF back board for Wall Mounting Each target houses a bright Solid State LED light cluster and a special electronic switch connected to the control Computer A dedicated Microcomputer controls the sequence and speed of illumination gives certain audio responses for strikes and misses and both times and scores the routines on the two upper LED Displays Electronic sampled speech guides the player through specific routines as required 1 2 BENEFITS New competitive and exciting workouts to improve Hand and Eye co ordination Minimum space requirements for maximum play exercise potential Single or multiple player participation e g Team Relays Variable speed accommodates players of all ages and sexes No special kit required Provides excellent facility for non boring exercise as well as competitive sport Simple rules Foolproof electronic scoring throughout play 1 3 THE ROUTINE
3. BATAK Lite Hardware Operation PRELIMINARY User Manual Copyright 2014 DN Publications Ltd All Rights Reserved Worldwide WARNING The technology used in this machine is protected by Patents No part s of this publication may be reproduced by any mechanical photographic or other electronic process or in the form of phonographic recording nor may it be stored in a retrieval system transmitted or otherwise copied for public or private use without permission from DN PUBLICATIONS LTD While the information contained in this manual is given in good faith and was accurate at the time of publication DN PUBLICATIONS LTD reserve the right to make changes and alterations without notice No responsibility is accepted for unauthorized changes or modifications made to the BATAK Lite machine as described in this publication Published by DN Publications Ltd 37 Lee Street Horley Surrey RH6 8ER United Kingdom Tel Fax 44 0 1293 771905 Website http www bataklite com E Mail dnsolo gmail com THE CONCEPT BATAK Lite is a new innovative equipment for the 21st Century Played against a high polish stainless steel framework with bright coloured electronically activated targets and scored automatically by striking illuminated targets by hand BATAK Lite is simple to use with the minimum of equipment by one or more participants for fun competitively or for calculable exercise keep fit programs that don t get boring
4. ESET all the LEDs are checked and if any are found faulty these are displayed on the SCORE display as needing replacing whilst at the same time flashing the central RED LED Ring on the play button for 5 seconds This enables the faulty LED to be changed either immediately or at a later stage see below If during play a LED fails i e does not light up then this Target will be de selected and not be chosen during active game play In this way a routine may be played even with a number of blown LED s If a stuck switch is found then this fact is shown both on the SCORE display and visually by flashing the offending switch A stuck switch must be replaced to continue If during play a switch sticks then the Game will freeze and leave the offending switch flashing 7 1 No response whatsoever when the machine is switched on Firstly remove the Front Plate from BATAK Lite See if the green 5V LED is illuminated on the main Logic Board If it is then the correct power is getting to the machine If not then the Power Supply is probably faulty Contact Quotronics Check that the red target LED is off and only goes on and off when a target lamp is struck If it is permanently on then see section 7 2 7 2 Target Lamp stays on and cannot be struck out If during play one lamp stays on and all attempts to strike it out fail then this almost always indicates a stuck switch If this is the case the red LED on the main Logic Board will be permanently a
5. S State of the art microcomputer based technology enables an infinite number of different routines to be played at varying speed skill levels according to age and fitness Custom programs can be created for training therapeutics aerobics mind games and weight loss purposes 2 1 CAUTIONS WHEN INSTALLING The BATAK Lite machine is designed for indoor use only It must not be used outdoors or under the following conditions a In areas directly exposed to sunlight high humidity direct water contact dust high heat or extreme cold b In locations that would present an obstacle in the case of an emergency i e near fire equipment or emergency exits c Fixed to a Wall with an adjacent unsuitable floor surface 2 2 CAUTIONS WHEN HANDLING a AC power must always be turned off and the machine disconnected before replacing any internal parts When disconnecting the Power Jack Plug from the machine remember to push and hold the RED Locking Tab in before attempting to pull the Jack plug out Failure to do so may result in damage to the socket b When unplugging the machine from an electrical outlet always grasp the plug not the mains lead c If any internal adjustments are required take special care when removing the front plate not to drop it or damage the machine when replacing d Care must be taken at all times to avoid electric shock when inspecting or otherwise adjusting the machine 2 3 WHEN TRANSPORTING a Ideal
6. ay be identified and replaced Each target is numbered from O to 7 Striking any unlit target will cause it to first illuminate and then its corresponding number is spoken to show correct operation Any targets which do not illuminate indicate a fault condition possibly a damaged switch or failed LED To exit this program and return to normal selection the machine needs to be Reset via the central front panel pushbutton 1 ACCUMULATOR 30 seconds Infant targets 6 and 7 not in play This program consists of random targets lasting for 30 seconds The targets remain on until struck out the user setting the pace to slow or fast or speedup The final score is shown on the SCORE LED display 2 25 TIMED TARGETS 1 second targets In this program 25 timed targets illuminate in succession and at random the TIME LED display counting them down from 25 to zero and the SCORE LED display showing each successful strike The strike opportunity time is 1 second If you strike the wrong target or strike one out of time then the routine speeds up 3 25 TARGET RACE The user must strike out 25 targets at random as quickly as possible The number of strikes is seen on the SCORE LED display together with the time taken to one tenth of a second on the TIME LED display If more than 100 seconds is taken then the routine times out to finish 4 ACCUMULATOR 30 seconds All targets used This program consists of random targets lasting f
7. light and the red ring LED on the central pushbutton will flash continuously Also if a reset is made the offending target will remain alight identifying it as the problem This switch will need to be taken out and cleaned or in some cases replaced 7 3 Replacing a faulty target switch Unplug the mains power Take out the two M6 Button Head screws from the Plastic Target Shade thus freeing the main Shade from the Framework Snap out the white nylon switch holder assembly Fit a new PVC Target shade and snap in the white switch holder Replace the M6 bolts Turn on the machine and return to test mode program 0 to check the repair Technical telephone support is available at all times TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS 1 World Wide power supply 90 240 Volts A C or Direct 12V Battery Input with a special Adaptor 2 The play interface operates at 12 volt DC for total player safety 3 The BATAK Lite frame is manufactured from High Polish Stainless Steel Tube 4 Either Wall mounted or Free Standing 5 The approximate overall space requirements in millimetres are a Wall Mount 1150 w x 100 d x 1400 h b Free Standing 1150 w x 950 d x 1750 hb i e Frame mounted on its Legs Allow a minimum playing space of 1 metre in front of the machine add to d dimension 6 BATAK Lite weighs less than 30kg including its free standing feet 7 8 Polycarbonate high impact resistant and high intensity LED Targets 8 Two 3 digit high inte
8. ly the BATAK Lite framework should be moved by two people to avoid accident b Before moving the equipment the mains lead must be disconnected 3 INSTALLATION 3 1 To a wall via 4 suitable bolts through the 4 triangular bolt plates provided 3 2 Free standing by affixing legs via the 4 M10 bolts and wing nuts provided ADJUSTMENTS 4 1 EXTERNAL CONTROLS Two controls 4 2 Machine 12V POWER JACK PLUG at the rear of the Front Panel 4 3 Machine START and or RESET pushbutton in center of Front Panel 5 1 INTERNAL CONSOLE CONTROLS AND FEATURES on the Main Logic Board 5 2 Machine Power Supply Green LED illuminates to show that the Power Supply is functioning correctly 5 3 Sound Volume Control via Blue Preset Volume control potentiometer 5 4 Machine Reset Green Pushbutton Resets the machine to cease play at any time 5 5 Target strike light This Red LED flashes momentarily as each target is struck If it does not illuminate or remains illuminated then a stuck switch is often responsible STARTING A ROUTINE After a reset 6 1 Press the Target number corresponding to the required routine The Target will illuminate to show the selection Pressing the Central Start Button briefly in and releasing will now start the chosen routine normally commencing with the audio response Get Ready All scoring and timing information is displayed on Score A and Score B during play and any special verbal announcements e g
9. nsity LED Score and Time Displays 9 A dedicated Microcomputer and digital sampled real speech and sound effects guide the player through each session 10 Seven workout routines are supplied as standard and many more exciting software programs are currently being developed WARRANTY TERMS DN Publications Ltd warrants its products to be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal use and service for a period of year from the date of purchase DN Publication s sole obligation with respect to claims of non conformance made within the one 1 year warranty period described above shall be at its option to repair or replace any item of Equipment that DN Publications Ltd in its sole discretion determines to be defective The Customer shall obtain a Return Merchandise Authorization RMA number from DN Publications Ltd prior to returning any Equipment to DN Publications Ltd under this warranty by contacting Technical Support at DN Publications Ltd Tel 01293 771905 The Customer shall prepay shipping charges for Equipment returned to DN Publications Ltd for warranty service and DN Publications Ltd shall pay freight charges for the return of the Equipment to the Customer excluding customs duties or taxes if any up to a maximum of 50 00 GBP Any extra incurred charges being borne by the Customer All returns require a dated proof of purchase and a letter explaining the problem DN Publications Ltd will not be responsible for items
10. or 30 seconds and adheres to the same conditions as Program 1 5 BATAKATHON 2 Minutes Please Reset the machine before selecting this particular program The program consists of random targets lasting for 120 seconds i e 2 minutes The targets remain on until struck out the user setting the pace slow or fast or speedup The cumulative score is shown on the SCORE LED display This routine is ideal for aerobic exercise 6 ACCUMULATOR 60 seconds All targets used This program consists of random targets lasting for 60 seconds and adheres to the same conditions as Program 1 7 SIMPLE SIMON Sequence of 12 Targets This program is based on the well known Simple Simon game so popular some years ago The object of this game is to reproduce a sequence of Target Lamps after they have been given by the machine without making any mistakes Four random Targets are initially illuminated and then spoken followed by two beeps It is now the turn of the Player to repeat this sequence If successful the next level is given where the same Targets are illuminated plus one more i e 5 in this case again followed by the double beep for the Player s turn This progression continues until a mistake is made or the sequence finished The score and level are both shown on the SCORE LED displays BASIC FAULT FINDING BATAK Lite performs a number of tests before and during play to help diagnose any possible problems On any machine R
11. returned without an RMA or improperly packaged Replacement Equipment shall be new or like new in performance and shall be warranted for the remaining duration of the warranty term of the non conforming Equipment All replaced Equipment shall become the property of DN Publications Ltd Any claims of defects not made within such one 1 year period shall be deemed waived by Customer DN Publication s warranty obligations hereunder are expressly conditioned upon i the Products being properly installed used and maintained at all times by Customer ii The Products not being subject to unusual mechanical stress or unusual electrical or environmental conditions or other acts of God iii the Products not being subjected to misuse accident or any unauthorized installation deinstallation by Customer or other third party iv the Products not being altered or modified in an unauthorized manner unless approved in writing or otherwise performed by DN Publications Ltd and v Customer promptly installing all Product revisions that have been released for such Products by DN Publications Ltd throughout the warranty term DN Publications Ltd does not warrant that the Products will operate in any specific combination that may be selected for use by Customer or that the operation of the Products will be uninterrupted or error free or that all non conformance or defects will be remedied Additionally DN Publications Ltd shall have no warranty obligations for an
12. y failure of the Products to conform to the applicable product specifications resulting from the combination of any Product s with hardware and or software not supplied by DN Publications Ltd If it is determined that any Product s reported as defective or non conforming by Customer during the warranty period is not defective or non conforming DN Publications Ltd may at its option charge Customer for any labour provided and expenses incurred by DN Publications Ltd in connection with such determination at DN Publication s then current rates THE WARRANTIES OF DN Publications Ltd AND REMEDIES OF CUSTOMER SET FORTH IN THIS SECTION ARE EXCLUSIVE AND ARE GIVEN BY DN Publications Ltd AND ACCEPTED BY CUSTOMER IN LIEU OF ANY AND ALL OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION ALL WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ALL SUCH OTHER WARRANTIES BEING HEREBY EXPRESSLY AND UNEQUIVOCALLY DISCLAIMED BY DN Publications Ltd AND WAIVED BY CUSTOMER 10
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