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determined by Burst Shot setting (below). Ramp Start shot count will reset after not

ring for the amount of time set by the Ramp Reset setting.

3. Ramp* Three Blinks - If ring the programmed number of times set by Ramp Start

setting and at a rate of trigger pulls per second set by Ramp Sustain setting, then the

marker will re at the maximum set Rate of Fire determined by the ROF Cap setting.

Ramp Start count is reset after not ring for amount of time determined by the Ramp

Reset setting or the Ramp Sustain setting if Ramp Reset is set to 0.

4. Full-Auto* Four Blinks - In Full Auto mode, the user must re the programmed

number of times set by Ramp Start setting with the time between each trigger pull

being less than Ramp Reset setting then marker will enter full auto and re as long as

the user holds down the trigger. Ramp Start shot count will reset after not ring for the

amount of time set by Ramp Reset setting.

The * indicates an enhanced ring mode, requiring at least 3 trigger pulls before the enhanced

ring mode engages. The Ramp Start setting allows users to adjust the number of shots

required to engage.

ROF Cap - (Factory Default Value = 10 BPS) This is the programmed maximum Rate of re

(RoF) in balls per second (BPS). The ROF can be set from 5-10 BPS where 1 blink = 1 BPS).

Dwell - (Factory Default Value = 35 milliseconds (ms); 35 blinks) The Dwell is used to change the

amount of time that power is supplied to the solenoid. The solenoid is the part of the electronics

which actually channels the ow of air to the front of the bolt allowing the marker to re. This

setting directly affects the battery life. Too high of a value will negatively affect battery life. Too

low of a value will may not allow the marker to fully cycle causing low velocity. This setting can

be adjusted from 1-60 ms.

Debounce - (Factory Default Value = 7 milliseconds; 7 blinks) The Debounce menu item is

used to change the amount of time between accepted trigger pulls. Quite simply, this adjusts

the amount of time from one trigger pull being accepted by the electronics to the next trigger

pull that can be accepted. If a Debounce setting is too low, a user may shoot more times than

expected. This is called “Trigger Bounce.” When a paintball marker is red, the marker moves

and vibrates in the user’s hand. This vibration sometimes allows the trigger to reset itself and

trip without the user realizing that his or her nger has actually moved. This menu item can be

updated only with values of 1-50 milliseconds.

Ball in Place (BIP) - (Factory Default Value = 5 ms; 5 blinks) This is the amount of time in

milliseconds that the Eyes must “see” the paintball before ring it. This menu item can be set

from 1 ms to 50 ms.

Ramp Start - (Factory Default Value = 3 trigger pulls; 3 blinks) Number of shots that must

happen before enhanced ring mode kicks in. Limit: 3-8 shots, 1 blink = 1 shot.

Ramp Sustain - (Factory Default Value = 3 trigger pulls per second; 3 blinks) Number of trigger

pulls per second (TPS) that must occur to sustain ramping. This setting only affects the Ramp

ring mode. Limit: 1-12 TPS, # of blinks = TPS.

Ramp Reset - (Factory Default Value = 1 second; 10 blinks) Amount of time after last shot until

Ramp Start shots reset to 0. Limit 0-1 second in tenths of a second. Time = # of blinks x 0.1.

When Ramp Reset is set to 0, Burst and Full Auto re modes will not be allowed to enter the

enhanced state, and will not burst re. When Ramp Reset is set to 0 in Ramp mode, the Ramp

Sustain setting is used to reset the Ramp Start shot count.

Burst Shot - (Factory Default Value = 3 shots; 3 blinks) Number of shots that the marker res

for each trigger pull when in enhanced ring mode Burst. Limit: 2-6 shots, 1 blink = 1 shot.