X26 Nov. Mdunnam Follow. Excited Delirium. Crowd Control Riot Manual. Related Books Free with a 30 day trial from Scribd. Related Audiobooks Free with a 30 day trial from Scribd. X26 1. X26 CEW 7. V19 — X26 User Course Constructed of impact resistant sonic welded polymer. The discharge will cease once the trigger is released after the initial 5-second cycle. V programming takes 12 seconds, V22 released March, takes seconds to upgrade. However this is not a practical duration.
As long as the officer sees a visible spark between the electrodes, it is not necessary to extend the duration.
In most cases, this takes less than 1 second. Spark Test When conducting a spark test: 1. Follow agency protocol 2. Point in a safe direction 3. Keep body parts away from the front of the cartridge 4. Safely remove the cartridge beware of static discharge 5. When conducting a spark test: 6. Pull the trigger 7. Put safety switch in the down SAFE position 9.
Safely load the CEW before taking it into the field Spark Test When conducting a spark test: If still slow, take out of service Be aware of potential stress memory concerns of deactivating CEW in field use too quickly.
Also mark the RMA form indicating the files are evidence. Discharging CEW, static electricity, or other electrical source can cause inadvertent cartridge deployment. Special Duty LS 21 ft. Assembly Cannot Discharge May Discharge but not reliably There were notable differences between front and back exposures, with front exposures not leading to full incapacitation of the upper extremities regardless of probe spread.
With the release of Version 19, as with the release of all updated versions or materials, all prior TASER training materials and training bulletins are obsolete and should not be used. The contents of this course must be considered and understood as a whole. No particular portion, statement or content should be considered individually or out of context without fully and completely considering the entire program.
Archive prior versions of training materials and replace them with Version All reloading and other drills should be performed with expended cartridges. Instructors are encouraged to maintain a supply of expended cartridges for training purposes. Check the website frequently to ensure you have the most current copy of the warnings.
It is constructed of impact resistant polymer and weighs 7 ounces. There is the ambidextrous safety switch, the Digital Power Magazine or DPM, DPM release button, stainless steel shock-plate, trigger, low intensity lights, and the laser sight.
The X26 CEW is available in black and yellow colors. Pulling the trigger initiates a 5-second discharge cycle. The cycle may be extended beyond 5 seconds by keeping the trigger depressed. To stop a discharge cycle, for example an accidental discharge, shift the safety switch down to the down SAFE position. Holding the trigger continuously beyond the 5-second cycle will continue the electrical discharge until the trigger is released.
In this instance, the discharge will cease once the trigger is released. This can result in allegations of excessive force or subject injury. When the safety switch is down, the CEW is in safe mode. When the safety switch is shifted up, the CEW is armed and will fire when the trigger is activated. When armed, the laser and LED illuminators turn on depending on illumination status and the Central Information Display shows the calculated percentage of battery life for 5 seconds then shows two dots.
The ambidextrous safety switches work together and not independently of each other. Remember not to block one side of the switch while attempting to move it on the opposite side. This can break the switch and disable the device.
The numbers are separated by dots or dashes. Dots separate numbers in the same group and dashed separate each group. The first three sets of numbers will be the warranty expiration of that CEW. Then you will see two dashes. The next 5 sets of numbers will be the current date and time of the CEW. This will show as Greenwich Mean Time. The 9th set of numbers will be the internal temperature of the CEW and the last set of numbers will be the current version of programming on that X26 CEW.
Note the number is showing you the programming on the device and not the DPM that is in the device. Warranty information is now associated with date of purchase. X26 CEWs purchased after May 11, will show For warranty information go to www. The remainder of the boot up sequence does not change. Current Celsius internal temperature 4. Notice the countdown shows 05, 04, 03, 02, , 00 The was introduced with Version 20 and remains in current versions.
This does not affect the functionality of the CEW. However, it is non-repairable and the CEW must be replaced when this occurs. When all other digits 05, 04, 03, 02,, 00 are displayed, there are no fewer than four segments illuminated on each side of the CID. We were able to determine that if more digits were illuminated, failure of the component regulating the right digit of the CID was significantly reduced.
Use your finger. Do NOT use a pen, paper clip etc as this can break the switch. Toggle through the four different selections. As you can see the different options light as they are actuated. Once you select your setting let it turn off then when you arm the CEW it will activate the setting you selected. To change the illumination setting: 1. Press and hold the illumination selector for approximately 2 seconds until the CID display illuminates 3.
Press and release the illumination selector to toggle through the four available settings until the setting you desire is designated on the CID. The CID will go dim on this mode. The X26 CEW will display the selected mode on the information display as well as activate the selected features for 5 seconds, then revert back to the safe mode. It is important to note that the laser shuts off during the TASER discharge cycle to conserve energy.
NOTE: it is important to inform students not to use an object on the switch pen, paper clip, knife when toggling through the various settings. Using anything other than your finger could result in the switch breaking or getting stuck in the handle. This provides up to — 5 second cycles at room temperature. The XDPM, shown here on the right, provides a location to secure a second cartridge allowing the user to have a spare cartridge readily available.
The longevity will depend on the number of firings in colder weather versus warm weather and other factors. The DPM will use more energy in colder weather to provide the consistent pulse rates than it does when in warmer temperatures. The DPM stores the calculated percent of life remaining digitally and can be removed and used in other X26 CEWs and still retain its remaining power.
DPMs purchased after May will have a soft gasket around the base of the DPM for enhanced reliability of maintaining connection. These DPMs must be inserted solidly when uploading new software to avoid a disconnect and software corruption.
Each DPM also has a circuit board which retains the approximate battery percentage remaining. Rather the remaining battery strength is a mathematical calculation based on discharge history, operating temperature, and the time of operation of the low-intensity lights and laser.
At this point, the power level will drop below the minimum level at which the microprocessor will run. This is called a brownout. It is similar to unplugging your desk-top computer from the wall without shutting it down properly. A Training Bulletin is sent out to all instructors notifying you of the new firmware and the changes it incorporates. All X26s should be programmed with the updated firmware as soon as possible.
Failure to update firmware could affect X26 performance and shorten its useful life. This programming process takes approximately seconds with the latest X26 CEW programming.
The X26 CEW retains the latest software revision programmed. It will not revert to older software when the older DPM is reinserted.
If the software gets corrupted, the X26 CEW will not function properly and must be sent back for factory service. This is to help seal the DPM well and prevent moisture and foreign material from entering.
Otherwise, contact may be lost during the programming phase and the X26 CEW software will be corrupted, necessitating shipment of the unit back to the factory for reprogramming. This should help prevent disconnection of the battery from the X26 as well as prevent the contacts of the X26 and DPM from getting dirty or corroded. Remember the system date and time is always shown in GMT.
The download program compensates for your time zone to show local date and time. This helps avoid accidental battery depletion. To arm the device again, simply cycle the safety. And remember always store the X26 with a DPM inserted. When you download records, the personal computer software will convert the time to local time. This can be confusing, because the date may differ as well. Tell students what the difference is between local time and GMT.
Hence, when the CEW goes to sleep after 20 minutes in the armed mode, it does not illuminate the display. A daily spark test should be conducted once every 24 hours or prior to the start of your shift for individually issued X26 The reason for the spark test is to check that the X26 is sparking, to check the battery performance, there are components in the high voltage section of some older X26 CEWs that are more reliable when energized or conditioned on a regular basis.
When performing a spark test make sure you look and listen for the arc, meaning you see the electrical arcing and you hear the pulse rate.
These steps may include performing full 5-second spark test, using non-firing hand for spark test, having supervisors or armorers conduct spark tests, etc. AceFTP v1. Ace FTP v1. AceFtp v1. AceNotes v1. Ace Reader v2. AceReader v3. AceReader v4. ACM v1. Acorn Email v2. Acquire v2. Acrypt v5. ACS Desktop Plus v1.
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