The Manual Controller can pinpoint a ball’s location, elevation, speed, and spin using the controls described below.
While in AUTO mode, the Manual Controller will throw balls at a time described by the TIME DELAY dial.
The FM-250 has 6 motors and operates computer components to provide the necessary movements for the machine. A stable, reliable power source of 120 volts is required. Failure to use a solid power source may result in poor machine
The launch sequence is always the same. Once the throw button is pressed the light sequence of Yellow, White, and then the ball will be released.
After 3 attempts at feeding a ball, all three lights (RED, YELLOW, WHITE) will BLINK. After 6 attempts, all three lights will be illuminated and the machine will PARK.
RED: Red light does NOT illuminate in MANUAL MODE
YELLOW: 1st light in launch sequence (Yellow, White, Throw)
WHITE: 2nd light in launch sequence (Yellow, White, Throw)
RED
YELLOW
WHITE: 2nd light in launch sequence (Yellow, White, Throw)
The Red light illuminates during Routines in AUTO PLAY mode.
Part of the Launch Sequence. The yellow light is the first light in launch sequence (Yellow, White, Throw) and illuminates for .4 seconds.
The warning horn can be enabled to give an audible sound at the same time as the yellow light.
Part of the Launch Sequence. Second light to come on for .4 seconds
The warning horn can be enabled to give an audible sound at the same time as the white light.
Balls are propelled by the FM-250 using the assistance of an air powered cylinder to consistently push the ball into the spinning tires.
The air compressor keeps the cylinder pressurized by “cycling” after approximately 5 to 10 balls fired. The compressor will “cycle” for 1 to 2 minutes or until it fills the air tank to approximately 100 psi. The compressor will then release the air out of the air valve (which sounds like air brakes on a bus).
The machine should NOT be powered down during the middle of a compressor “cycle”.
If the machine is inadvertently powered off during the compressor “cycle," the pressure on the air valve must be released manually by draining the air tank under the machine (see photo below).
Parking the machine puts FungoMan in a safe position. When the machine PARKS, it moves up and right and then back to center to rest in PARK position. Wheels point straight up and slow to 2 mph.
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