SIG Connect OHD woes

[trukinbear]

Ok, so I finally found shooting area with cell phone service - heck town barely has any - to try out my SIG Connect Optical Hit Detection (OHD). I've got the 501 (four square bullseye) target, my phone in a stand. It measures scan distance, I enter actual distance, I point the phone at the target where it has to lock on exactly to one of the four bullseye. When I enter scan for target the entire target goes horizontal in the still vertical window which makes it very difficult to move the phone in the right direction to get it to lock on.I tried moving the phone to horizontal, but it did exactly the same thing. I can get it to eventually lock, but it's very difficult to determine exactly which bullseye it locked on usually necessitating up to 3 test shots. What am I doing wrong? I like the system, but does it always have to be a 30 minute PITA to get it setup?

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[ilikegunspdx]

Never heard of it. Interesting but not for me.

 

[trukinbear]

Never heard of it. Interesting but not for me.

When it works it gives an amazing amount of information about your shots, accuracy, and timing, and how one effects the other ie speed vs accuracy

 

[NeoBlackdog]

Back in the day we used to use spotting scopes...

 

[trukinbear]

Yeah, I hear you. Unfortunately someone stole my spotting scope, but I've got my phone. This gives stats on my timing, and accuracy, and how one effects the other + I loose count after about 10 rounds, and can't identify new target hits. This thing counted 48 rounds going through the big hole where the bullseye used to be