AutoTargets for Android™

Wireless control for up to 20 lift units from one tablet — map the targets, set how each one falls, run the course, and leave with the scored report.

AutoTargets App

The AutoTargets App provides advanced wireless target controls for up to 20 AutoTargets™ lift units simultaneously. Targets can be placed anywhere in any environment with their positions represented on a mapped reference screen. Users can set each target’s hit-to-fall parameters, including timeout, score requirement, shoot/no shoot, and presentation sequence. On the screen, hits are reported through sight and sound, providing immediate feedback to shooters.

The intuitive interface allows users to quickly and easily create complex courses of fire with unlimited steps, delays and target presentations. Each scenario can be saved and named to be used again without limits. As each course completes, a performance report is generated showing targets hit, time and location of hits, split times, overall course time and score. This report can be exported to a spreadsheet and stored on the device or emailed.

The AutoTargets app on an Android tablet: two targets placed on a mapped scenario grid, each with hit counts, a battery reading and per-target controls.
Every target on the range on one screen — a HexLink™ target and an E-Type, each with its own hit-to-fall settings.
  • Portable target control
  • WiFi™ connected
  • Create and save courses of fire
  • Simple interface
  • Hit reporting, recording, and scoring
  • Control up to 20 targets
Download

AutoTargets for Android™ — Version 34

This is a direct APK download for Android devices: save the file to the tablet or phone you use on the range, then open it to install. The app talks to AutoTargets™ lift units over their on-board wireless mesh or your range network — no server required.

Version 34 · 15.5 MB · Android. What the app collects and why is set out in the AutoTargets for Android™ privacy policy.

A wall display running AutoTargets Range Control, showing a shoot house floor plan with target positions and a course of fire in progress at step 2 of 12.
The same targets, run from RangeControl™ on a control-room display.

Beyond the Tablet

The Android app is built for the crew that carries its range in a case: up to 20 units, one course at a time, results exported at the end of the relay.

Permanent installations tend to need more — a web interface, unlimited simultaneous courses, historical after-action review across lanes and shooters, conditional courses and range automation. That is the RangeControl™ Software Suite, running the same lift units.

RangeControl™ Software Suite →