Stage timer will keep you informed of how much time you have left in your run. It will display the time on the display, and give you audible signals based on your settings. Starting a stage timer also starts your “shooting session”, which records all the stability data.
Stage timer is available in any of the shooting modes.
The time can be changed in the device itself through shooting settings, in the Drills app in Device – Settings, or on the “Free shooting” screen when the Pulse Pro is connected.
While you’re there, configure audible alerts. They allow you to get a better understanding of how much time exactly you have left without looking at the display.
For each alert, you can specify the trigger time, tone frequency, alert duration, and number of beeps. Up to 10 alerts can be created. Alerts are triggered before the session ends — for example, a 20-second alert will sound 20 seconds before the end.
That way you can for example set alerts for 30 seconds, 20 sec, 10 and 5 seconds, and they all will sound different, thus giving you a perfect understanding of where you are timewise.
To start the stage timer briefly press the middle button on the device. Stop it by holding the SELECT button for 1 second.
When a remote button accessory is connected, you can also start the stage timer by holding the button — the countdown begins once you release it. To stop, hold the button for 2 seconds.
Please note that alerts cannot be used if the session time limit is set to infinite. If an alert is set outside the session limit, it will be ignored. If two alerts will overlap, an error will occur.
Audible alerts can be toggled on or off in the Pulse Pro Shooting settings.
