User's Manual

In-Line Regulator The in-line regulator is mounted on the bottom of the front block and is used as a front fore grip. Warning DO NOT OVER PRESSURIZE the In-line regulator doing so might blow your solenoid. Over pressurizing the in-line regulator will result in low ball velocity. Velocity adjustments are made at the in-line regulator. Velocity adjustments are achieved by turning the 3/16 allen screw clockwise. Warning DO NOT SCREW THE SET SCREW PAST FLUSH of the regulator body, doing so will over pressurize the regulator and damage the regulator pin. The NME marker requires a minimum in-line pressure of about 125 psi to seal. Pressure will vary between 200 to 300 psi. At about 220 psi you should see about 3 threads from the set screw. At this pressure you will be at about 280 fps. When adjusting the regulator pressure 3 to 4 shots should be fired to allow the regulator to neutralize. ELECTRONICS Powered by the W.A.S. Equalizer USAGE The NME powered by Equalizer has numerous features, which can be a bit overwhelming to those that are not use to having so much flexibil- ity. However, every possible step has been taken to make sure that the use of this product is extremely simple. Battery Information The NME uses a standard 9v battery. To change the battery, remove the Grip. Remove the 4 4/40 Allen screws securing the two frame halves. The battery fits into the bottom of the grip frame. Disconnect the old battery and re-connect the new one. WARNING make sure the grip screws do not protrude into the grip frame. Use the provided 6-32x ¼ length flat head screws. The use of longer screws will damage the solenoid, electronic components and the battery.
Anti Chop Eye The Anti-Chop Eye are a pair of photo sensors in the bottom of the breach determining when the paintball is seated and ready to fire. The BIP mode within the mode menu can be set to determine how long the marker waits after seeing the ball before it will fire. Factory recom- mended setting is 5ms. Also the eye mode can be set to accommodate your shooting preference. See "EYE MODE" in the programming section. Turning on the NME powered by Equalizer To turn on the NME powered by Equalizer, press and hold the power button (located on the back of the grip frame tray) for ½ of a second, and release it. The LED should light orange and stay that way for sev- eral seconds after releasing the button. Turning off the NME powered by Equalizer To turn off the NME powered by Equalizer, press and hold the power button until the LED becomes solid red, and then release the button. Bypassing the Eye System In order to be able to "dry fire" the marker, the eye system must be bypassed. When the eye system is enabled, the marker will not fire unless there is something in the breech. To bypass the eye system, press and hold the power button for ½ second. The LED will blink orange, indicating that the eye system has been bypassed. Repeating this procedure will enable the eye system. General Usage Tips The LED boot sequence is as follows: solid orange (booting), followed by solid green (normal mode) or solid red (competition mode).
The rate of fire is limited only by how fast the pneumatics will cycle,
how fast you can pull the trigger, and how fast your loader can feed your marker.
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MARKER COMPONENTS/SPECIFICATIONS