Specifications

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The procedure to calibrate is to move the mode switch into the bottom position-

“C” and pass the gun back and forth both horizontally and vertically beyond the

screen limits close to your monitor. Move the mode switch to the middle position-

“1” to complete the calibration. Start shooting on the Monitor’s screen to

determine if calibration was successful. You may have to calibrate the gun when

you change screen resolutions.

Notes on calibration:

1. The calibration enables the light gun to learn the size of your PC screen,

refresh rate and resolution. During calibration the whole screen should

blank white, and be sure to pass your light gun slowly across the screen as

instructed.

2. During calibration, the light gun should be pointed at the PC monitor at a

similar angle as you would while playing a game. For example, if your

monitor is placed below you then you will be shooting downwards during game

play. Therefore you should position the gun at the same angle when you

perform the calibration.

3. Before playing any shooting games, first calibrate the light gun on your

Windows Desktop. Then check the accuracy of the light gun on the desktop by

aiming and shooting. This would isolate any problems associated with

particular games.

4. If the light gun accuracy is poor during gameplay, try re-calibrating the

gun when the game is loaded. Some games might change the resolution/refresh

rate depending on the games settings and will require the light gun to re-

learn the new screen settings.

5. For 2 player set up, each gun has to be calibrated individually as the

instructed under “Gun Calibration”.