Re: Inquiry Regarding a SmartTarget Sensor Error
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If irregularities occur during the sensor check, it could be a sensor issue or a film issue, as you mentioned.
If the temperature in the operating
environment is too high, the film’s tension may decrease. If it’s not a film
issue, we recommend having the sensor inspected by a service center.
When shutting down the device, if you use the remote to turn it off, there’s no way to turn it back on with the remote. You’ll need to disconnect and reconnect the
power. For
example, you can leave the power switch on at all times and use the power strip switch to turn the device off and on.
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> When I first turn it on, it works fine, but if I leave it on for a while—such as when selecting the next game or reloading—the remote control is recognized, but the device fails to detect the BB pellets being fired at the screen.
> If I turn it off and on again, it works fine for a short while.
> >
When I check the sensors, sometimes all sensors show “OK,” sometimes only sensor 1 is “OK,” and other times only sensors 2 and 4 are “OK”—errors come and go intermittently.
> I’m wondering if this is a sensor contact issue or a problem with the protective film.
> >
Also, when turning off the device, aside from completely powering it down using the physical switch on the back, I’m wondering if it’s okay to use the remote to issue a shutdown command and leave just the monitor turned off. >
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environment is too high, the film’s tension may decrease. If it’s not a film
issue, we recommend having the sensor inspected by a service center.
When shutting down the device, if you use the remote to turn it off, there’s no way to turn it back on with the remote. You’ll need to disconnect and reconnect the
power. For
example, you can leave the power switch on at all times and use the power strip switch to turn the device off and on.
> >
> When I first turn it on, it works fine, but if I leave it on for a while—such as when selecting the next game or reloading—the remote control is recognized, but the device fails to detect the BB pellets being fired at the screen.
> If I turn it off and on again, it works fine for a short while.
> >
When I check the sensors, sometimes all sensors show “OK,” sometimes only sensor 1 is “OK,” and other times only sensors 2 and 4 are “OK”—errors come and go intermittently.
> I’m wondering if this is a sensor contact issue or a problem with the protective film.
> >
Also, when turning off the device, aside from completely powering it down using the physical switch on the back, I’m wondering if it’s okay to use the remote to issue a shutdown command and leave just the monitor turned off. >
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