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Axon TASER 7 - User Manual

Axon TASER 7
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COMPLETE TRAINING FIRST.
CONFIRM THE CEW IS READY FOR USE
Check with your armorer to be sure rmware is up to date, the CEW has
the correct set-up for your agency and that the weapon, cartridges, and
battery packs have been properly assigned to you.
INSERT THE BATTERY
A) Insert the battery pack into the weapon. Press rmly until
you hear both latches “click.
B) Inserting a new battery pack will synchronize the weapon’s logs to
the battery pack and may update the CEW rmware automatically.
Do not remove the battery pack from the CEW until the hourglass
icon disappears from the CID.
CONDUCTED ENERGY WEAPON
QUICK START GUIDE
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2
3
If the battery pack is fully charged,
the Critical Information Display (CID)
should look like this:
C) Shift the safety switch to the
down (SAFE) position.
WORKING WITH CARTRIDGES
Point the CEW in a safe direction. Be sure the safety is in the down
(SAFE) position. Do not put your hands in front of the cartridges.
Remove the cartridges from the safety clip.
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CARTRIDGE COLOR CODE
BLACK = Live Cartridge,
Stando (3.5°) or
Close-quarter (12°).
For eld use.
BLUE = Hook and Loop
Training (HALT) Cartridge,
Stando (3.5°) or
Close-quarter (12°).
For training use only.
DO NOT USE IN FIELD.
RED = Inert Training
Cartridge (no probes).
For training use only.
DO NOT USE IN FIELD.
If you need assistance, please visit www.axon.com or contact technical support at: US: 1-800-978-2737; Australia: +1 800-051-2069; other international: +1 480-463-2170
TURN THE CEW ON AND OFF
A) Point the CEW in a safe direction.
B) Shift the safety switch to the up
(ARMED) position.
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Summary

Complete CEW Setup and Initial Use

Confirm Readiness and Insert Battery

Verify firmware, agency setup, and insert battery pack until it clicks.

Operating the CEW

Learn to safely turn the Conducted Energy Weapon (CEW) on and off.

Cartridge Color Coding

Understand the color codes for Live, HALT Training, and Inert Training cartridges.

Handling and Charging Cartridges

Cartridge Assembly and Loading

Disassemble, reassemble, and load cartridges into the CEW securely.

Confirm Cartridge Recognition

Verify the CEW recognizes loaded cartridges by checking the CID.

Unloading Cartridges

Safely unload cartridges from the CEW using the release button.

Battery Recharge Process

Recharging the Battery Pack

Procedure for removing and recharging the battery pack in its dock.

Overview

The TASER 7 is a Conducted Energy Weapon (CEW) designed for temporary incapacitation. It is crucial to complete training before using the device to ensure safe and effective operation.

Function Description:

The TASER 7 is a non-lethal weapon that delivers an electrical pulse to temporarily incapacitate a target. It is used in law enforcement and security contexts to control individuals without resorting to lethal force. The device is designed to be user-friendly, with clear indicators and safety mechanisms to prevent accidental discharge. Its primary function is to provide a safe and effective means of de-escalation and control in various situations.

Usage Features:

Pre-Use Checks:

Before using the TASER 7, it's essential to confirm its readiness. This involves checking with an armorer to ensure the firmware is up to date, the CEW is correctly set up for your agency, and the weapon, cartridges, and battery packs are properly assigned to you.

Battery Insertion:

To insert the battery, align it with the weapon and press firmly until both latches "click." A new battery pack will synchronize the weapon's logs and may automatically update the CEW firmware. It's important not to remove the battery pack until the hourglass icon disappears from the Critical Information Display (CID), indicating the synchronization is complete.

Turning On/Off:

To turn on the CEW, point it in a safe direction and shift the safety switch to the up (ARMED) position. To turn it off, shift the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position.

Cartridge Handling:

When working with cartridges, always point the CEW in a safe direction and ensure the safety is in the down (SAFE) position. Never place your hands in front of the cartridges. Cartridges are removed from a safety clip before use.

Loading Cartridges:

When loading cartridges, never place your hands, fingers, or any other body parts in front of the cartridge, as this can lead to serious injury. Always hold the cartridge by its sides. Ensure the cartridges are loaded right side up, with the text on the top. Push the cartridges into the cartridge bay until you hear a "click," then give them a slight tug to ensure they are securely locked in place.

Unloading Cartridges:

To unload cartridges, point the CEW in a safe direction with the safety in the down (SAFE) position. Press the cartridge release button on top of the CEW, then pull the cartridges up and out.

Cartridge Color Codes:

  • BLACK: Live Cartridge (Standoff 3.5° or Close-quarter 12°). These are for field use.
  • BLUE: Hook and Loop Training (HALT) Cartridge (Standoff 3.5° or Close-quarter 12°). These are for training use only and should not be used in the field.
  • RED: Inert Training Cartridge (no probes). These are for training use only and should not be used in the field.

Confirming Cartridge Recognition:

After loading, point the CEW in a safe direction and shift the safety switch to the up (ARMED) position. Confirm that the CID displays both cartridges. Then, shift the safety back to the down (SAFE) position.

Safety Features:

The device includes a safety switch that must be in the down (SAFE) position when not in use or when handling cartridges. The CID provides visual feedback on the device's status, including battery charge and cartridge recognition. A fully charged battery pack will show a specific icon on the CID.

Maintenance Features:

Battery Recharge:

To recharge the battery, first shift the safety switch to the down (SAFE) position and confirm the CID is blank. Press the two buttons on each side of the battery pack and pull it out of the CEW. Press the battery pack into the dock until you hear a click, indicating it's properly seated. Once the battery is fully recharged and all information is uploaded to Axon Evidence (Evidence.com) services, the light on the dock next to the battery pack will turn solid green.

Cartridge Disassembly/Reassembly:

Cartridges can be disassembled by pulling them apart from each other. To reassemble, align the attachment tabs and press the cartridges together. This feature allows for proper handling and storage of cartridges.

Firmware Updates:

The TASER 7's firmware can be updated automatically when a new battery pack is inserted, ensuring the device operates with the latest software and functionalities. This helps maintain optimal performance and security.

Logging and Synchronization:

Inserting a new battery pack synchronizes the weapon's logs to the battery pack, ensuring that all operational data is recorded and maintained. This is crucial for accountability and post-incident analysis.

The TASER 7 is designed to be a reliable and effective tool when used in accordance with training and guidelines. Adherence to all warnings, instructions, and laws, as well as compliance with current training materials and requirements, is paramount for safe operation.

Axon TASER 7 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ModelTASER 7
CategoryConducted Electrical Weapon (CEW)
Cartridge TypeSmart Cartridge
Operating Temperature-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
Pulse Rate19 pulses per second
Laser SightYes
FlashlightYes
Power SourceRechargeable battery
ConnectivityBluetooth
SafetySafety switch
BatteryRechargeable Battery Pack (RBP)
Battery LifeApproximately 500 firings per charge
Storage Temperature-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C)
HumidityUp to 95% non-condensing
Output Voltage50, 000 volts
Warranty1 year
CartridgeSmart Cartridge
Safety FeaturesAutomatic shut-off, safety switch

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