You must be in the Settings Mode to change the De-Bounce Setting, see above for
instructions on how to enter Settings Mode. After choosing De-Bounce Setting
(Flashing Red), hold the Trigger to display the value, the LED will show flashing Red
LED blinks equal to the current value, followed by a pause. Pull the trigger the number
of times equal to your new desired setting, one pull per desired setting equal to each
millisecond. Once done, the LED will cycle through an array of colors to indicate the
setting is saved and return to the Settings Mode.
BALL IN PLACE (BIP) DELAY
- WILL BE INDICATED BY A FLASHING GREEN LED
Time in milliseconds the ball must stay in breech before it can be fired. Increase this
setting for slower feeding loaders to avoid chopping balls in the breech. Faster force
feed loader systems may allow for a lower setting to help achieve higher rates of fire.
BIP Delay is adjustable from 1-40ms in 1.0ms increments.
Default: BIP Delay = 5.0ms
Note: If you are not using a force-feed loader, it is recommended that you use a higher
BIP setting.
You must be in the Settings Mode to change the BIP Delay Setting, see above for in-
structions on how to enter Settings Mode. After choosing BIP Delay (Flashing Green),
hold the Trigger to get into the Mode, the LED will show flashing Green LED blinks
equal to the current setting, followed by a pause. Pull the trigger the number of times
equal to your new desired setting, one pull per desired setting equal to each millisec-
ond. Once done, the LED will cycle through an array of colors to indicate the setting is
saved and return to the Settings Mode.
RAMP START
- WILL BE INDICATED BY A FLASHING AMBER LED
This setting controls the amount of semi-automatic shots must be fired before ramp-
ing will start. If the marker is not fired for 1 second the count will start over. Ramp Start
is adjustable from 1-12 shots in 1 shot increments.
Default: Ramp Start = 3 Shots
You must be in the Settings Mode to change the Ramp Start Setting, see above for
instructions on how to enter Settings Mode. After choosing Ramp Start (Flashing
Amber), hold the Trigger to get into the Mode, the LED will show flashing Amber LED
blinks equal to the current setting, followed by a pause. Pull the trigger the number
of times equal to your new desired setting, one pull per desired setting equal to one
shot. Once done, the LED will cycle through an array of colors to indicate the setting
is saved and return to the Settings Mode.
RAMP SUSTAIN
- WILL BE INDICATED BY A FAST FLASHING RED LED
This settings controls the amount of trigger pulls per second (TPS) that must be
achieved and sustained for ramp to kick in. Ramp Sustain is adjustable from 1-12
trigger-pulls-per-second (tps) in 1 tps increments.
Default: Ramp Sustain = 3 tps
You must be in the Settings Mode to change the Ramp Sustain Setting, see above
for instructions on how to enter Settings Mode. After choosing Ramp Sustain (Fast
Flashing Red), hold the Trigger to get into the Mode, the LED will show fast flashing
Red LED blinks equal to the current setting, followed by a pause. Pull the trigger the
number of times equal to your new desired setting, one pull per each TPS. Once done,
the LED will cycle through an array of colors to indicate the setting is saved and return
to the Settings Mode.
NOTE: This setting affects only Millennium/ Ramp Firing Mode.
FACTORY RESET
The board has a feature that allows the user to reset all of the settings back to the
stock configuration. Tournament Lock must be off to perform factory reset. The fol-
lowing steps are required to perform a Factory Reset:
1. With board Off, turn marker On in settings mode.
2. Press and hold the button on the fore grip, then press and hold the trigger so that
both the button and trigger are being held simultaneously (Note – button must be
pressed first).
3. Hold both the button and trigger for approximately 5-6 seconds. The LED will then
start alternating green and red. Now release the button and trigger.
4. When the board is done resetting the board will turn off.
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