Newton Sensor Problem

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Newton Sensor Problem

When power is supplied to your sensors, a bright red beam of light should emit from them. If one of your sensors does Not emit this light, the following steps should help determine the cause.

• Step 1 - Reset the Power
  • A power switch can be found on each Master Sensor (the bigger of the two sensors, one is always located at the left side of the screen). Turn off this switch, wait a few seconds, then turn the switch back on.

Master Sensor

• Step 2 - Check the Master Sensor for Power

• Directly below the power switch on the Master Sensor is a small LED (light). When powered on, this LED should be Red.
  • If the LED is Red, but there is no Bright Red Light emitting from the sensor, then most likely the Bulb went out. You may purchase additional bulbs from Archery Interactive. You may want to keep a couple extra bulbs on hand.
  • If the LED is Not Lit Red, then the Master Sensor is not receiving any power. Check the power outlet this sensor is plugged into to make sure there is nothing wrong with the Power in your range.
  • If the power checks out, but the Master Sensor LED still is not lit, then the sensor is bad.

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