User Manual
VELOCITY ADJUSTMENTS
(INCREASE & DECREASE)
To increase your velocity FPS (Feet Per Second), use the allen
wrench to turn the Velocity adjuster (P023) clockwise.
To decrease your velocity FPS (Feet Per Second), use the allen
wrench to turn the Velocity adjuster counterclockwise.
REGULATOR ADJUSTMENT
(INCREASE & DECREASE AIR PRESSURE)
To increase the input pressure use the allen wrench to turn the
Regulator Adjustment Screw (S032) counterclockwise.
To decrease the input pressure use the allen wrench to turn the
Regulator Adjustment Screw (S032)clockwise.
NOTE: Regulator is preset at the factory for optimum performance
Fine adjustment of velocity should be done with the velocity adjustor
(P023) on page 7.
NOTE: Each quarter turn correspond to approximate increase or
decrease of 20psi.
ZERO SYSTEM
INSTRUCTION AND ADJUSTMENT
WARNING: Never remove the internal of the mark while the
air tank is attached with the marker.
FOR CO2 OPERATION:
NOTE: KAOS-D is optimized for use with HPA, in order
to optimize the KAOS-D for CO2 use, please follow the
instructions below.
1. Insert 3mm allen wrench into ZeRO Adjustment Screw (Z031).
Turn clockwise all the way into the ZeRO housing (Z041).
2. To optimize the velocity, mark sure the rear velocity
adjustment is backed all the way out. Adjust the lnline
Regulator (refer to Regulator Adjustment) until the marker
is shooting at 250 feet per second over a chronograph.
3. To ne-turn the marker velocity follow the direction on
page 9 (refer to Velocity Adjustment)
FOR HPA OPERATION:
NOTE: KAOS-D is optimized for HPA ues out of the box. Follow
the instructions below only after you have used the CO2
setting and would like to recongure for HPA use.
1. Insert 3mm allen wrench into the ZeRO Adjustment Screw (Z031).
Turn counter-clockwise until parallel with ZeRO Housing (Z041)
then turn two turns in clockwise.
2. To optimize the velocity, make sure the rear velocity
adjustment is backed all the way out. Adjust the lnline
Regulator (refer to Regulator Adjustment) until the marker is
shooting at 250 feet per second over a chronograph.
3. To optimize the marker velocity follow the direction on
page 9 (refer to Velocity Adjustment)