User's Manual

Increasing your Dwell will increase the velocity of your marker. If you are experiencing a great variance in your chrono results, try increasing your Dwell and lowering your high pressure regulator. If your dwell is too low, consistency will suffer greatly. Debounce Debounce is the amount of time the trigger switch must be stable in the up position before checking for another trigger pull. This time is measured in milliseconds. The user can alter the Debounce only when in NORMAL mode. In COMPETITION mode, the Debounce menu item is not available. Possible values are from 2ms to 50ms. The fac- tory default is 10ms. Changes are made in 1ms units. If you find that your marker is double firing, increase the Debounce time. To make your marker fire faster due to being more responsive to the trigger, decrease the Debounce time. Eye Mode The Eye Mode can be set to one of four different modes: Bypass - The anti-chop system is disabled. When this occurs, the maximum rate of fire is limited to 13 balls per second to help prevent chopping of balls in the breech. Eye Mode 1 - In this mode, the marker will not fire unless there is a ball in the breech. This mode uses a rate of fire cap to determine the speed of the cycling. The bolt is not monitored. Works with any type of bolt. Eye Mode 2 - In this mode, the marker will not fire unless there is a ball in the breech. This mode works by monitoring the bolt position, and thus the rate of fire is unlimited. This is the default eye mode. Simulate - In this mode, a ball is simulated to be in the breech. This allows you to fire the marker with just air, at the full speed that the marker is capable of firing! This mode can be used for practicing trig-
ger pull methods, without wasting paint. DO NOT SHOOT PAINT IN THIS MODE! BIP Delay™ The BIP Delay™ is a feature that allows you to adjust for the differ- ences in the eye sensor, its installation, and the loader being used. If the sensor is installed correctly, and base of the sensor is blacked out (using a 'sharpie' or similar), the eye system will require very little BIP Delay™ when using a fast loader. When using a slower gravity-feed loader or if the eye sensor is not installed correctly, it may be neces- sary to have a longer BIP Delay™ to prevent balls from being chopped. Possible values are from 1ms to 50ms. The factory default is 10ms. Changes are made in 1ms units. ROF Cap The rate of fire (ROF) cap sets the maximum cycle speed of the mark- er when Eye Mode 1 is used. Setting this value to low will reduce the usable speed of the marker. Setting this value too high can cause misfires if the marker pneumatics are very slow (stock configurations) and a reflective type of bolt is used. If a non-reflective bolt is used, the ROF cap should be set as high as possible. Possible values are from 10 bps to 30 bps. The factory default is 20 bps. Changes are made in 1 bps units. Eye Power The eye power controls how much power the eye system uses when transmitting infrared energy to the receiver. Setting this value too low will cause problems if debris such paint, dirt, etc. is between the trans- mitter and receiver. Setting this value too high can cause problems with paint that uses a clear shell (the infrared is transmitted through the shell). Setting this value too high will ignore paintballs in the breech. The higher the value, the more sensitive the eye system will be.
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MARKER COMPONENTS/SPECIFICATIONS