Laser Shooting System HPSS-402 / 404

Setup guide for the HPSS 402 and HPSS 404 optical shooting system: mounting the target on its T stand, pairing the tablet over Bluetooth and pairing the rifle …

The HPSS 402 is a fourth generation high precision optical shooting system; the HPSS 404 shares the same layout and pairing steps. Unpack and check that every part in the accessory list is present and undamaged before installation.

Mounting the target

Stand the T stand on level ground.
Turn the knobs on the legs to set the height.
Screw the target onto the stud at the top of the stand.

Pairing the tablet with the target

Press the power button on the back of the target; a blinking power light means it is on. Note the number beginning with GG on the receiver.
Open Settings on the tablet and switch Bluetooth on.
In the shooting app, add the target on first use and pick the matching number from the Bluetooth list; later sessions reconnect the last target automatically.
Wait for the beep, then sign in to the HPSS 402/404 software.

Pairing the rifle with the target

Press the red power button on the rifle; it plays its start up tone.
Hold the POWER button on the pairer for one second, then press PAIR/A so the status light blinks and the pairer enters pairing mode.
Hold the sensing area at the base of the rifle grip against the sensing area on the pairer until the rifle announces a successful pair.

After the first set up, all units reconnect automatically when switched on, so staff only need to power the target, tablet and rifle. The system fires an optical signal rather than a projectile, which lets lanes run indoors without a ballistic backstop.

Daily opening routine

Before the first session, staff stand the T stand on level ground, set the target height on the leg knobs and power the target, the tablet and the rifle. Because the units reconnect automatically after the first set up, the morning check is the power light, the start up tone and a sign in to the HPSS 402/404 software rather than a fresh pairing. If a target does not reconnect, the number beginning with GG on the receiver is matched again in the shooting app. The check ends with a clear line between the shooting position and the target, and players are briefed that the system fires an optical signal, so no projectile ever leaves the rifle.