HoRa 2000 E Target
The rear view shows the location of the hit plates, which are equipped with electronic sensors. The shot energy is detected precisely without being dependent on any mechanisms which could be susceptible to the weather. Every shot is evaluated in the electronics by means of the modern microprocessor dual controlled technology. All seperate impacts are recognized as a hit or a miss and displayed by means of white flaps and also passed on to the connected computer. The accuracy of this measuring system is even significantly higher than required by the IBU regulations. The high stability of the technology allows for use during exercises through out the year under the hardest conditions, e. g. in the ” Bundesleistungszentrum” ( training center ) ”Ruhpolding” or in ”Oberhof”. The user-friendly operating device for training operation allows the selection of standing-prone and the reset of the targets by just pushing a button. The Keyboard is able to be set into an 'automatic mode' which allows to shoot and reset the targets without touching the remote control. See also 'Components of the Target System '. In competition operation, entry terminals are used to register the start numbers. In addition, all relevant shooting data is calculated here. Without any visible time differences, the data is then collected and forwarded by the connected Central Unit. Its application scope ranges from immediately possible comparison with the hand protocols to perfect competition analysis up to time-synchronized TV graphics, leaving nothing to be desired. All interesting data is shown at the laptop under Windows® with modern window technology and can already be printed and further processed at any time while the competition is still in progress. So the highest possible reliability is guaranteed, all of the processes from registration to PC feed-in take place on two channels that are independent from each other. (Complete only with use of main and backup systems). Also in the case of longer periods of power failures, data is not lost because the entire function of the system is buffered by means of two battery packs which are able to energize the complete target system for several days.
(approved by the technical commission of the IBU as of Sept. 1987, annex A No.3.2.1.12)
Modern electronic takes over the most part of the work.
Specially designed and controlled by two modern microprocessors, each single shooting stand has its own highly precise electronics. Two channels independent from each other allow for maximum operating safety (main + backup). By means of pendulums, each single hit plate can be exactly adjusted to the specified shot energy in accordance with the IBU regulations
The keyboards for training are easy to use. Its robustness allows to employ wholeover the year. Every basic function of 3 ranges are fullfilled by this small box: changing the position ”standing” to ”prone” and reset all hit targets. 
Normally two keyboard boxes including the flexible cables are stowed away in one distribution box. This means perfect protection against bad weather conditions and acts of vandalism, too.
Special feature:
Automatically reset after shooting. Adjustable for 5 or 8 shots mode.
The entry terminal serves during the competition as a control for the single shooting stand functions. Three shooting stands respectively are managed by this. The ”operator” only needs to enter the start numbers of the competitors, and all of the other tasks are taken care of in the specially developed internal computer. To protect against bad weather conditions and for easy handling it is built into a rugged flightcase and protected with a plastic cover in case of rain or snow.
Special feature:
Automatically reset after shooting. Adjustable for 5 or 8 shots mode.
In one and/or two central units, all of the data from up to 10 ET (= 30 shooting stands) is collected and immediately printed out. The data is forwarded with top priority via modem, e. g. to the finish house, to be further processed there by the data service for time-synchronized TV graphics. The internal computer also allows for the transfer of all data to a connected notebook, on which all of the results can already be processed directly in the shooting stadium in a clearly arranged manner and can even be processed as a perfectly printed protocol.
