HoRa 2000 E

The rear view shows the arrangement of the hit plates, which are equipped with electronic sensors. The energy of the shot is precisely recorded independently of any weather-prone mechanics. In electronics, microprocessor-controlled technology evaluates every single shot, detects it as a hit or miss, displays it with a white flap, and forwards it to the connected computer. The accuracy of this measurement system is even significantly higher than required by the IBU rules. The high stability of the technology enables year-round hardest training use such as in the federal power center Ruhpolding or in Oberhof. The user-friendly control unit for training operation allows standing / lying conversion and resetting of the stand at the touch of a button. As a special feature, these keyboards offer the possibility of automatic reset after shelling. In competition mode, entry terminals are used to record start numbers. In addition, all relevant shooting data are calculated here. The data is then collected and forwarded by the connected central unit without a visible time difference. Their application spectrum ranges from the immediately possible comparison of manual protocols via a perfect competition analysis to time-synchronous TV graphics and leaves nothing to be desired. The shooting data are displayed on the notebook under Windows® with modern window technology and can be printed and edited at any time during the current competition. To ensure maximum reliability, all operations from capture to PC feed take place on two independent channels. (Completely only when using the main and backup system). So that no loss of data occurs even during prolonged power failure, the entire function of the system is buffered by batteries.