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5. Features and programming
Supplementary video manual is available here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2o4eWEYyw7c
To enter the programming mode:
For “SEMI” – keep the selector on “SEMI” for a
couple of seconds, then go to “AUTO” and back,
twice. (“SEMI” → “AUTO” → “SEMI” → “AUTO” →
“SEMI”)
Successful entry into the programming mode for
“SEMI” will be confirmed by one sound signal and a
blue LED light.
For “AUTO” – keep the selector on “AUTO” for a
couple of seconds, then go to “SEMI” and back, twice.
(“AUTO” → “SEMI” → “AUTO” → “SEMI” → “AUTO”)
Successful entry into the programming mode for
“AUTO” will be confirmed by three sound signals and
red LED light.
Switching the selector between “AUTO” and “SEMI”
and back allows to move between the modes. Pulling
the trigger allows to enable, disable, or set levels for
the modes.
Full feature description
All the settings are set independently for “SEMI” and “AUTO” selector positions, except for Li-Po
alarm and Master reset, which work for both selector positions.
Choose firing modes for each selector position: safe, semi, 1-5 shot burst and auto.
No sound signal, steady green light – safe
1 short single signal and blink – semi
2-5 short signals and blinks – 2-5 round burst
1 long signal and blink – auto
Active brake (AB) stops the motor after the shot, preventing the spring from remaining
in a compressed state and eliminates double shots on semi in replicas with high rate of
fire (“overspin”). 5 levels of braking strength are available – from 1 (weakest braking)
to 5 (the strongest). Braking can be also completely disabled. It is advised not to use
braking or use it on the lowest level, if stronger braking is not necessary, as it negatively
impacts the service life of motor brushes and causes increased heating.
Tip: Switch to semi, fire a single shot, and hold the trigger after the shot. This will cause
a second single shot with strongest AB setting to be fired after 3 seconds, making sure
the spring remains uncompressed. It is advised to do that when you finish shooting.
Attention! While precocking is on, the AB setting becomes irrelevant. However, any
programmed AB setting will be stored in memory and will become effective as soon as
precocking is disabled.
No sound signal while LED glows blue means, that the active brake is disabled. 1 to 5
signals indicate braking levels from 1 (the weakest) to 5 (the strongest).
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