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2) TO SELECT A MENU ITEM:

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Pull and release the trigger to advance to the next menu item until you

get to the item you want to change. After last item, an additional trigger pull

will restart the menu item sequence. (EXAMPLE:

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To program a new

Firing Mode, advance to: Alternating Green/Orange LED=Firing Mode).

3) TO CHECK THE MENU ITEM’S CURRENT SETTING:

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Pull the trigger and hold it until the LED goes out and then release the

trigger. There will be a 2 second pause and then the LED will flash green -

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count the number of green flashes to determine the current setting.

EXAMPLE-Firing Mode settings (green LED flashes =):

• 1 LED flash = Semi-auto (NPPL legal).

• 2 LED flashes = 3 shot Ramping (PSP legal).

• 3 LED flashes = 3 shot Full Auto (NXL legal).

• 4 LED flashes = Auto Response.

• 5 LED flashes = Turbo.

If you decide not to change the item’s setting,

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simply do not touch the

trigger at all for 5 seconds. The LED will then blink green/red alternately

to indicate there was no re-programming, and then it will go back to the

programming menu and the menu item’s setting will not have changed.

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You can exit the programming mode by pressing the power button until

the LED turns solid red (

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then stop pressing button) and LED will turn off.

11-E

(Custom

or A-5

)

10-E

(Custom

or A-5

)

(continued on page 11-E)

(OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS continued from page 9-E )

(continued on page 12-E)

(OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS continued from page 10-E )

DWELL, DEBOUNCE

and RATE OF FIRE (ROF) CAP MODES:

The firing mode controls how the marker fires regardless of these 3 mode settings.

Adjust these 3 mode features to fine tune your markers firing as follows.

DWELL troubleshooting and tuning / programming: Dwell is the amount

of time that the solenoid will be activated. This time is measured in

milliseconds (1/1000

of a second). The default dwell is 6.0ms. The lowest

allowable dwell time is 4.0ms and the longest allowable time is 50.0ms.

According to the solenoid manufacturer, the dwell should never be below

5.0ms for proper operation. Too short of a dwell time will not release the

sear mechanism. Too long of a dwell time will reduce battery life. To adjust

the Dwell:

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Perform STEP 3: - 1) then

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select the Dwell programming

feature (= Solid Red LED),

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pull and hold trigger until LED light goes out

once for every FULL 1ms of time you want the dwell to be. On each pull of the

trigger, the LED will light up red (indicating that the pull has been detected).

Once you have pulled and released the trigger the number of times necessary

to set the function,

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wait a few seconds for Programming Verification (See

Programming Verification on page 11-E.

DEBOUNCE

troubleshooting and tuning/programming: Debounce

is the amount of time the trigger switch must be stable before checking for

another trigger pull. This time is measured in milliseconds. (The default

Debounce

setting is 20ms). If the marker has been double firing, increase

the Debounce

time. To make your marker fire faster, reduce the trigger

response time by decreasing the Debounce

time. To adjust the

PROGRAMMING VERIFICATION:

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If the programming was successful: The LED will flash red/green/orange

in rapid succession (numerous times) to let you know that the new setting

has been saved. After this, the LED will return to the color representing

what the current programming menu item is.

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At this point, you can exit

the programming mode (see below) or you can program other features by

once again pulling and releasing the trigger to toggle between Dwell,

Debounce

™

, ROF Cap, and Firing Modes. (Dwell, Debounce

™

and ROF Cap

Programming is described in detail on pages 11-E and 12-E).

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If the programming was unsuccessful, the LED will toggle green/red

alternately to indicate there was a programming error, and it will then return

to the programming menu. If this happens the setting will not have changed

and you will need to

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begin programming again at STEP 3: 2). (NOTE:

When adjusting the Firing Mode, if you pull and release the trigger more

than 5 times it will cause a programming error.)

•

To exit the Trigger Programming Mode: Turn off the E-Trigger

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press

and hold the power button until the LED first flickers red then becomes solid

red, and then release the button.

4) TO CHANGE A MENU ITEM’S SETTING:

Once the LED is done flashing the current setting, there is a 5 second

time period to begin programming the new setting (Note: you do not have

to wait and count the flashes for the current setting, any trigger input

immediately bypasses the flashes and begins programming the new

setting).

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Pull and release the trigger the number of times equal to

how you wish to program the item. On each pull of the trigger, the LED

will light up red (indicating that the pull has been detected).

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Once you have pulled and released the trigger the number of times

necessary to set the function, wait a few seconds for Programming Verification.

power is turned off (page 7-E step

2).

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Press the trigger safety to the FIRE

position.

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Pull the trigger and hold it in the back position - as you press

and hold the power button for 1 second (the LED will light up green) - then

first release the power and continue to hold the trigger back until the LED

changes to red. The LED will light solid red indicating the marker is now in

the “Trigger Programming Mode” - at Menu Item number 1.

In the “Trigger Programming Mode”, there are 4 Menu Items, each identifiable

by its LED color which creates the “Programming Menu” sequence as follows:

• Menu Item 1 - Solid Red LED = Dwell (programming mode).

• Menu Item 2 - Solid Green LED = Debounce (programming mode).

• Menu Item 3 - Flickering Green LED = Rate of Fire (ROF) Cap

(programming mode).

• Menu Item 4 - Alternating Green/Orange LED = Firing Mode

(programming mode).