Safety notes and important information

Keep the emitter clean; wipe off dust with a dry cloth. Never use cleaning agents, solvents or chemicals. Never press any object onto the optics hole.
Regularly check the battery inside the simulator body for corrosion or leaks.
If you will not be using the simulator for more than a week, you must remove the battery. Also remove the battery before plane travel.

BEFORE USE

  • The simulator must be used only according to these instructions. Never use the simulator for purposes for which it was not intended. Failure to follow these instructions can expose the user to dangerous laser radiation.
  • Never break the safety sticker — this will void the product warranty.
  • In public, carry the simulator in its original case or bag. People who don’t know this type of simulator may mistake it for an ordinary weapon and alert the police

DURING USE

  • Never aim at people, animals or uncontrolled locations.
  • When handling the simulator, follow the general rules for handling real weapons.

AFTER USE

  • After use, store the simulator in its original case.
  • Protect the simulator from direct sunlight and rain in keeping with the UIPM rules.

LASER RADIATION
NEVER LOOK DIRECTLY INTO THE LASER BEAM!
CLASS I LASER EQUIPMENT

Description

1 — Front sight
2 — Cocking lever
3 — Rear sights
4 — Ambidextrous grip
5 — Trigger
6 — Battery status LED
7 — Battery cover

PURPOSE

The PS Nexus laser simulator is for use in instructional courses, training or competition in modern pentathlon. It is designed to shoot a laser beam activated by a trigger.
The PS Nexus laser simulator is used like an FLP20-e laser module emitter with a 15.6 ms code. This code is completely compatible with the standards of the International Modern Pentathlon Union (UIPM).

Preparing the laser simulator for use

TURNING THE SIMULATOR ON

Attach the chip (8) to the simulator body and move it from right to left. This will switch simulator ON and the LED (9) will fl ash. The number of flashes indicates the battery status:

  • 5 fl ashes – the battery is 100% full
  • 4 fl ashes – the battery is at 75% charge level
  • 3 fl ashes – the battery is at 50% charge level
  • 2 fl ashes – the battery is at 25% charge level
  • 1 fl ash – the battery is discharged, replace it

TURNING THE SIMULATOR OFF

The laser module shuts off about 30 minutes after the last light shot. If you need to turn it off right away, remove the battery from the simulator body.

LASER DOT ALIGNMENT

To adjust the sights of the simulator, aim at a white wall or white object 10 metres away and check the alignment of the red laser dots and sights. If necessary, use the adjustment screws to align the laser dots:

  • Turning screw (10a) clockwise
  • Turning screw (10a) counter-clockwise
  • Turning screw (10b) clockwise
  • Turning screw (10b) counter-clockwise
  • moves the laser dot to the left
  • moves the laser dot to the right
  • moves the laser dot up
  • moves the laser dot down

TRIGGER POSITION SETTING

After loosening the screw (14), you can move the trigger position forward or back.

GRIP ADJUSTMENT

Use the included hex wrench to loosen the small screw at the bottom (11) of the simulator grip.
Set the new grip position and secure it using the small screw.
Use the included hex wrench to loosen the screw (12) in the grip boot. Then you can change the tilt of the boot. After adjusting the tilt of the boot, tighten the screw (12) again.

REPLACING THE BATTERY

If the LED signal light fl ashes once or constantly, replace the battery.

  • Take out the screw (13) that also serves as the fastener for the battery cover (7).
  • Carefully remove the battery cover (7) completely.
  • Remove the dead battery using the ribbon and insert a new battery (1.5 V type AAA).
  • After replacing the battery, carefully put the battery cover back on and fasten it with the screw (13).

UPDATE FUNCTION

Only the manufacturer has access to the laser simulator software.

Technical data

Dimensions355mm x 150mm x 50mm
Simulator typeSingle-acting, laser
Weight670 g
Shooting distanceFrom 3 m to 10 m
Laser classI. (per EN 60825-1:2014)
Laser class certifi cationNo. 1140735 (Electrotechnical Testing Institute, Czech Republic)
Laser moduleFLPM20
Laser signalLaser signal UIPM 15.6 s
Wavelength650 nm
Diameter of laser beam4 mm ± 5 % / 10 m
Minimum laser power with low battery2,5 mW
Minimum laser power with new battery3,2 mW
Emitter power supply1.5V AAA alkaline battery
Number of illuminations per one AAA battery50,000 at 20°C
Operating temperatureFrom 10°C to 50°C
Update functionSoftware at manufacturer

THE USER IS ALLOWED TO PERFORM ONLY THE FOLLOWING MAINTENANCE AND ADJUSTMENTS:

  • adjusting the simulator sights (laser dots)
  • adjusting the trigger position
  • adjusting the grip angle
  • replacing the battery
  • replacing the simulator grip

It is forbidden to open or modify the laser simulator, other than to change the battery or grip. Only the manufacturer or an authorized person is to change the laser beam parameters. The owner of the simulator must confi rm his consent to the change in writing. The manufacturer will accept no liability for damages resulting from such a change.

Warranty

The warranty applies only to defects in materials and workmanship that can be shown to have appeared during the warranty period. Such defects can be repaired only by the manufacturer or an authorized service representative. The purchaser can make warranty claims to the manufacturer or authorized service representative, depending on the circumstances.
The warranty period begins on the day of purchase or delivery to the purchaser and remains valid for 24 months.
The following cases are expressly excluded from warranty repair:

  • The product was not presented to the seller or manufacturer with proof of purchase.
  • Wear as a result of product use or damage to the product (including damage caused by unqualifi ed installation, incorrect start-up, failure to observe the procedures specifi ed in the user manual, etc.).
  • Damage to the product due to contamination, accidental or catastrophic events, or due to natural or outdoor events, such as storm, fi re, water, excessive heat or cold, penetration by liquids, etc.
  • Physical damage to the product (caused by falling breakage, etc.) or damage caused during transport.
  • Damage, unauthorized design changes, incorrect modifi cations to the product or other interventions into the product made by unauthorized people or service centres.

Storage

It is very important that the laser simulator be stored under the right conditions, so that it will stay reliable and in good condition. Always do the following:

  • Before storing the simulator for an extended time, always remove the batteries. This prevents damage to the inside of the simulator if the batteries leak.
  • Store the simulator in the original package (case) in a dry, dark location out of the reach of children.
  • Do not place any heavy objects on the case, or objects that may leak fl uids.
  • Protect the simulator from weather, including frost and humidity. The optimal storage temperature is +5°C to 30°C. The air humidity at the storage location must not exceed 60%. Do not store the simulator in a damp environment where there is a high risk of corrosion.

Replacement parts

The following replacement parts are available for the simulator:

  • front sights
  • grip
  • weight
  • trigger

You can order replacement parts by e-mailing to business@pentashot.eu or from PENTASHOT partners and sellers. You can fi nd a list of them at www.pentashot.eu.

Only the manufacturer or an authorized person is allowed to replace the main parts of the simulator (optics and electronics, including parts of the trigger mechanism).

Disposal

After the laser simulator’s useful life is over, it is not to be discarded with other household waste. Take it to a collection facility or have it disposed of by a specialized company authorized for the purpose.

Used batteries must not be thrown out with standard household waste. Take all used batteries to specialized collection locations.