ELEMENT TITAN 3K Ballistic Laser Rangefinder User Manual

ELEMENT TITAN 3K Ballistic Laser Rangefinder

Specifications

• Element Ballistics Chip
• USB-C Charging
• 3000m Range
• 7×26 Optical System
• Dual-Color T-OLED Display
• 18650 Battery
• Bluetooth Connectivity
• Tripod Mount
• Bag Included
• Weather Resistant
• Rugged Platinum Construction Warranty

Introduction & Overview
The TITAN 3K is a sophisticated rangefinder with advanced features to provide accurate firing solutions up to 3 kilometers. It utilizes a Ballistics Chip to factor in various parameters like weather conditions and incline.

Battery & Charging
The TITAN 3K comes with an 18650 battery that can be charged via USB-C. Make sure to fully charge the battery before use. To charge, expose the USB-C port by lifting the rubber cap, insert the charging cable, and monitor the indicator light for charging status.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

• Q: How do I pair the TITAN 3K with Bluetooth devices?
  A: To pair with Bluetooth devices, navigate to the Bluetooth
  settings on your device, turn on Bluetooth on the TITAN 3K, and select it from the available devices list on your device. Follow any additional on-screen instructions to complete the pairing process.

• Q: What is the warranty information for the TITAN 3K?
  A: The warranty details can be found in the user manual provided with the product. Please refer to the Warranty Information section for specific coverage and terms.

INTRODUCTION & OVERVIEW

The TITAN 3K is not just any rangefinder. At the push of a button, this unit will present you with an accurate firing solution out to 3 Kilometers, harnessing the full power of the integrated Ballistics Chip to factor in weather conditions, incline, spin drift and more. The high-capacity 18650 battery ensures many hours of continuous use, and can be USB Charged on your way to the range. This manual contains everything you need to know when operating this unit.!

BATTERY & CHARGING

When fully charged, the indicator light will turn GREEN.
Replace the rubber cap to ensure weather-sealing after charging.
*NOTE: If you intend to purchase a spare battery, you will need a flat-top 18650. Some 18650 batteries have PCB’s built in, which increases their length.

OBTAINING A CLEAR IMAGE

As with all optical devices, the TITAN 3K will need to be adjusted to your eye.

1. To start, hold the unit up to your eye and look through the eyepiece towards a featureless background. Twist the eyecup anticlockwise to lift until a comfortable eye relief is obtained.
   

2. Then, switch on the display by pressing the red RANGE button and turn the diopter ring until the display appears sharply in focus.

3. Display Brightness can be adjusted by holding in the RANGE button and then pressing the black MODE button to cycle through the 6 brightness settings.

DISPLAY ORIENTATION

The TITAN 3K has a Dual-Colour Transparent OLED (T-OLED) Display. It is important to understand what each icon means before continuing.

1. LASER RETICLE: Hold this on the object you want to range.
2. LASER ACTIVITY INDICATORS: These 4 Green lines illuminate when a laser beam is being emitted.
3. INCLINOMETER: Indicates the angle (degrees) of the target being ranged.
4. DISTANCE TO TARGET: Displayed in METERS (M) or YARDS (Y). To switch between M and Y, Double-Tap the black MODE button.
5. RANGING MODE:
   • LOS (LINE OF SIGHT): Direct distance to target
   • HCD (HORIZONTAL COMPONENT DISTANCE): The angle-compensated distance to your target, useful when referencing a bullet drop chart for given distances.
   • ” BAL.C (BALLISTIC CALCULATOR): Direct Target Distance shown, but additionally, Elevation & Windage data also displayed.
6.  TARGET PRIORITY MODE:
   • FIRST: The processor prioritises the signal from the closest target detected. Useful when ranging an object in an open field.
   • ” LAST: The processor prioritises the signal from the closest target detected. Useful when ranging through vegetation.
   • ” NONE (BEST): The processor prioritises the strongest signal returned.
   • ” SCAN MODE can be activated by holding in the RANGE button. This gives a continuous distance readout.
7. LOW BATTERY INDICATOR: It’s time to plug me in.
8. ELEVATION: Shown as a numerical value and U (up) or D (down).
9. BALLISTIC SOLUTION UNIT: Shown as MRAD or MOA (more on Page 9)
10. DEVICE CONNECTED: Displayed when the TITAN 3K is paired to the Element Ballistics App or a HYPR Riflescope.
11. WINDAGE: Shown as a numerical value and L (left) or R (Right). More information on Page 9.

RANGING & TARGETING MODES

The TITAN 3K features a number of different ranging and targeting modes, making it easier to obtain an accurate reading in challenging conditions.

RANGING MODES:
By changing Ranging Modes, you allow the processor to change the way it reads out the data it has measured. As demonstrated in the below graphic, LOS mode gives you the direct distance to the target you have ranged, while HCD mode gives you the horizontal component of that distance, i.e. the actual distance multiplied by the cosine of the angle. Since gravity only acts vertically, the HCD more accurately predict how much bullet drop you need to account for.

To cycle between LOS, HCD and BAL.C, use short presses of the black MODE button.

TARGET PRIORITY MODES:

No matter how powerful the laser system in a rangefinder is, a returning laser signal still has to be read and processed. The processor may receive multiple return signals from different objects downrange, and needs to predict which one is the one you want a reading for. By changing modes, you can instruct the processor to focus on specific data, giving you a better chance of obtaining the reading you want. These modes are summarised in PAGE 5.

To switch between Target Priority Modes, hold in the black MODE button for 3 Seconds.
The TITAN 3K also has a SCAN function which can be used in any mode. To activate, simply hold in the red RANGE button. This will give a continuous reading for a few seconds. This feature is useful when trying to obtain a reading off a small target – By scanning past the target and watching the readout, you may be able to detect a sudden change in the range value, possibly indicating a return signal from the small target as the beam passes by.

PAIRING WITH EXTERNAL DEVICES

The TITAN 3K is compatible with a number of external Bluetooth devices, including the Element HYPR-7 and, most importantly, the Element Ballistics mobile app, from which you can create & send ballistic profiles and change preferences.

HYPR-7
The TITAN 3K will automatically pair with the HYPR-7 when in range, displaying the “device connected” icon:
When paired, the rangefinder transmits range & incline data to the riflescope, providing an instant firing solution with no need for manual input. Note that when in BAL.C mode, the TITAN 3K will display ballistic data from the HYPR-7, bypassing its own ballistic chip. This means that a spotter/shooter pair will always be working with the same data.

ELEMENT BALLISTICS APP

The Element Ballistics App is available for free on the Apple and Android app stores. Before using the Ballistic Calculator function on the TITAN 3K, you will need to install the app and create a profile for your rifle.

Once downloaded and installed, the following steps should be followed:

1. SELECT UNIT PREFERENCES. Click on the “UNITS” tab on the bottom left of the home screen (Fig.1D, pg.10) and select the units you feel most comfortable with. These will be needed when creating profiles, but more importantly for us, the ANGLE UNITS selection (Fig.2A)
   will determine how data within the ballistic display area of the rangefinder will be shown. If MRAD or MOA are selected, the rangefinder will display this unit preference in-screen. If any other unit is selected, the rangefinder will display a click value only.

2. CREATE PROFILE. Select a profile tab (Fig.1A) and begin to enter all required data (Bullet, Scope Height, Zero Distance, Muzzle Velocity, etc). You can also update weather data and input wind conditions (Fig.1B)
3. CONNECT TO YOUR TITAN 3K. Ensure your bluetooth is activated and rangefinder switched on. You will see a tab on the home screen indicating that the TITAN 3K is within range (Fig.1C). Tap on this tab, and the device will pair.

2. SET SCREEN TIMEOUT & UPLOAD PROFILE. Select your preferred screen timeout on the configuration screen (Fig.3A) and choose a profile you’d like to upload (Fig.3B). Ensure that you send the correct profile, as the TITAN 3K can only store one at a time.

WARRANTY INFORMATION

As shooters, we know that there is nothing worse than being let down by your equipment. We have made every effort to build a rugged, reliable product that will not break under any normal circumstances, and have implemented some of the strictest quality control measures in the industry. However, we know that things can go wrong, and therefore we back our electro-optics with a 3 year warranty, which is fully transferable. This warranty requires proof of purchase.

For full terms and information, visit element-optics.com/warranty or scan the QR code below.
The Element Optics 3 Year Warranty applies to Electro Optics only, and does not cover accessories purchased separately. Theft, loss, deliberate damage and cosmetic damage that does not hinder the operation of the riflescope is not covered. If your product can not be repaired and a replacement model is no longer in production, a model of equal value will be substituted.

FCC Warning Statement
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user’s authority to operate the equipment. This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guaran-tee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Radiation Exposure Statement
The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2.  This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

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References

• Element Optics - Premium Quality Riflescopes & Optics
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