CAUTION: READ AND FOLLOW ALL SAFETY GUIDELINES AND WARNINGS BEFORE HANDLING OR
ATTEMPTING ANY WORK ON YOUR FIELD ONE PAINTBALL MARKER. SHOULD YOU BE UNSURE AT ANY
POINT, STOP AND GET HELP FROM A FIELD ONE PAINTBALL CERTIFIED TECHNICIAN.
BARREL COVER - A barrel cover or barrel blocking device must be
used before the Field One Force (or any other marker) is connected
to an air source. WARNING: The barrel cover should be used
whenever the marker is not in use or whenever the marker is around
people that are not wearing paintball approved eye and face
protection. To install the barrel cover, place the barrel cover over the
tip of the barrel and the cord around the rear of the marker
(fig 2A)
.
Make sure there is tension on the cover (by adjusting the cord lock)
and that the cord is resting in a secure place so the barrel blocking
device cannot slip free. Y
ou may then connect the barrel to the
marker by snugly screwing it in
(fig 2B)
.
AIR UP - The Field One Force is powered by high pressure
compressed air. Use of C02 may damage the marker and will void the
Field One Paintball Warranty. High pressure air systems for paintball
use with the capacity of 3000 to 4500 psi and the output pressure of
250psi to 550psi should be used with the Field One Force. If your Air
System output pressure exceeds 750psi it may damage the solenoid
or other components of your marker. If you have questions about the
safety of your compressed air tank or the capacity or output pressure
of your compressed air tank, consult with a certified technician or
airsmith. Before attaching the high pressure air system to your Field
One Force make sure the Cam Drive Knob located on the bottom of
the Cam Drive ASA is turned counter-clockwise until it stops (The
Cam Drive ASA should be in the OFF position)
(fig 3A)
. Once the high
pressure air system is filled, attach it to your Force marker by
screwing it into the Cam Drive ASA until it stops. Do not overtighten
the air system to the ASA but ensure that the air sytem is screwed all
the way in. Once the High Pressure Air System is attached to the
ASA, you can supply air to your Field One Force by turning the Cam
Drive Knob located on the bottom of the ASA clockwise until the knob
locks in place. You should hear the marker pressurize
(fig 3B)
.
POWER MARKER ON/OFF - The Field One Force is an electronic
paintball marker powered by two AA batteries located in the moveable
Force Foregrip or a rechargeable battery located in the Force Grip
Frame. Batteries are included from the factory. Batteries should be
changed about every 50,000 shots or when the Battery Level
Indicator on the OLED screen reads LOW. If you notice a drop off in
the performance of your marker, changing to fresh batteries should
be one of the first measures you should take to resolve the issue.
Always use high quality batteries. Rechargeable AA batteries are not
recommended for the Force marker. Low cost zinc/carbon batteries
should be avoided. The battery compartment and any electronic
connectors or terminals should be kept dry and free from debris.
Make sure the battery door is secured in place after changing
batteries and that the batteries and battery door are oriented
correctly. To POWER ON your Force marker press the power button
located on the rear of the grip frame below the OLED
(fig 4A)
screen.
The OLED screen will illuminate displaying a brief “START UP
SCREEN.” After a moment, the HOME SCREEN will appear and give
you information about the FIRE MODE, Battery Life, 4C-ES Status,
ROF CAP and ROF of the last 10 shots
(fig 4B)
. The Force is ready
to shoot once you see the Home Screen. The electronic eyes will
default to EYES ON every time you POWER ON the marker. To
POWER OFF the marker- press and hold the power button for 4
seconds. A “...3..2..1..0..OFF” countdown will appear on the OLED
screen then the marker will shut down. When the OLED screen has
gone blank, the marker is OFF. It is still highly recommended that you
use a barrel blocking safety device even when you have the marker
powered OFF.
A
AB
C
D
E
F
Grip Frame
Bezel
OLED Screen
Power button
ASA
Cam Drive Knob
Grip Frame Rear View (fig 4C) (fig 4C)
(fig 2A)
(fig 2B)
(fig 3A)
(fig 4A) (fig 4B)
(fig 3B)
EYE INDICATOR
FIRE MODE INDICATOR
RATE OF FIRE INDICATOR
BATTERY LEVEL AND
SOURCE INDICATOR
A
AB
C
D
E
F
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