User's Manual

ger pull that is not ideally suited to the
user, in which case it will be necessary
to make adjustments to the trigger and
then modify the TT Filter parameters
accordingly.
Note: The fastest way to shoot an E2 is
to walk the trigger with two or more n-
gers. Feathering (not fully releasing) the
trigger will cause the TT Filter to reduce
the rate of re in order to eliminate what
it perceives as trigger bounce.
The Breech Sensor Type parameter
denes which type of breech sensor is
tted to the marker.
REFLECTV refers to the standard Re-
ective Breech Sensor which is supplied
with the Eclipseblade / Eclipseblade E2.
BRK BEAM refers to the Break-beam
Breech Sensor system, sold separately.
NONE allows the Zero.B to be used with
no Breech Sensor tted.
Note: When selecting NONE , the Zero.B
will power up with the breech sensor
permanently disabled and the user will
not be able to switch it on or off.
SELECTING THE BREECH
SENSOR TYPE
Scroll through the SET-UP Menu until the
Breech Sensor Type (BS TYPE) option
is displayed. The current breech sensor
choice is displayed. Pressing Select
enters into the edit feature of the Breech
Sensor Type (BS TYPE) Menu.
Press the Lower pushbutton to scroll
down through each of the options on the
Breech Sensor Type (BS TYPE) Menu.
Once the last option has been displayed,
pressing the Lower pushbutton will
cause the rst option to be displayed.
Press the Raise pushbutton to scroll
up through each of the options on the
THE BREECH SENSOR TYPE
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