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Solid Teal Blue

Trigger Debounce

1 Blink (1 ms, cpf 1, amb 1)

2 Blinks (5 ms, cpf 5, amb 2)

3 Blinks (10 ms, cpf 5, amb 3)

4 Blinks (15 ms, cpf 5, amb 4)

5 Blinks (20 ms, cpf 5, amb 5)

ms – millisecond cpf – cycle percentage filter amb – anti-mechanical bounce

Caution:

A “low” Trigger Debounce setting may cause the marker to read trigger switch bounce as additional trigger

pulls, falsely generating shots or near full-automatic fire.

Semi-Auto Mode Lock

To lock the marker in Semi-Auto Mode, there is a small “Circuit Jumper” that needs to be removed located on the
back of the circuit board. Removal of this jumper will lock the Firing mode of the marker and will only allow Semi-
Auto mode of shooting. The Trigger Debounce setting will still be accessible but all of the other Firing Modes will be
“Locked Out”. To re-enable access to the other Firing Modes, simply place the jumper back onto the circuit board.

Note:

The Trigger Bounce setting is still accessible and can be changed even if the Firing Mode has been “Locked

Out”.

ADDITIONAL FEATURES
Forced Shot

If the eyes are enabled and the breach is empty but you want to fire a clearing shot, a forced shot can

be initiated by pulling and holding the trigger for ½ second. This is useful when you have emptied all your paintballs
from the marker and would like to un-cock or discharge the remaining air inside the marker.

Battery Power Indicator

If battery power is sufficient, when the marker powers on the LED indicator will flash

“Green” rapidly. If the battery power is low the LED will flash “Red” rapidly, indicating that the battery will need to
be charged.

Sleep Mode

Automatic power down after 15 minutes of idle time, saves battery power.

TRIGGER ADJUSTMENT

MAGNETIC RESPONSE “SABER” TRIGGER

There are 3 adjuster set screws that allows the adjustment for the trigger pull, the micro switch actuation, a post
travel stop and the magnetic response strength.
The first set screw furthest from the micro switch is for adjusting the amount of resistance force the magnet applies
on the trigger. Adjusting the set screw in will increase resistance and out will reduce it for a lighter trigger pull.
The middle set screw is for adjusting the distance between the trigger and the micro switch. Adjusting the set screw
in will bring the trigger actuation closer giving the trigger a short trigger pull.

HELPFUL TIP:

Remember not to over adjust this set screw as you may have the trigger rest against the micro

switch and not allow the micro switch to reset for the next trigger pull.
The third set screw closest to the micro switch is for the post travel of the trigger. It is to stop the trigger from
further back travel after it has actuated the micro switch

VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT INCREASE / DECREASE

English

SCR029

STP028

VTA028

TADAO® CIRCUIT BOARD SETTINGS

POWER AND EYE OPERATION

Press the Power Button to turn marker on. It will boot instantly, showing a Solid Red LED in the grip frame. The
marker will be in “Safe Mode” when the marker is first turned on. To disable the “Safe Mode” you must press and
release the “Power Button” once and the LED will switch to Solid Green LED if the eyes detect a paintball in the
breach or if the marker is un-cocked, Blinking Green LED if there is no paintball in the breach and the marker is
cocked. To disable the eyes, press and hold the “Mode Button” for one second. The LED will switch to Blinking Red
to indicate that the eye system is disabled. To turn off the marker, press and hold the power button and the LED will
turn off when the board powers down.
To determine if the eyes are working correctly, insert an inanimate object into the breach and check if the LED
changes from Blinking Green to Solid Green, and back to Blinking Green once the object is removed.

LED DISPLAY:

MEANING

Solid Red

Safe Mode

Blinking Red

Eyes disabled (Rate of fire capped at 10bps)

Solid Green

Ball in Breach, ready to fire

Blinking Green

No ball in breach

Blinking Yellow

Eye malfunction (Remove loader and check breach)

Purple

Firing Mode Menu

Teal Blue

Trigger Debounce Menu

PROGRAMMING

Programming mode can only be initiated while the “Tournament Lock” is disabled. Pressing the push button switch
to the right of the microcontroller on the circuit board will toggle the Tournament Lock. After every press of the
button while the marker is “Off” the light will Flash Green or Red to indicate the status of the Tournament Lock.
Green means the Tournament Lock is off and will allow the user to enter the programming mode. Red indicates the
Tournament Lock is on and programming can not be initiated.

To Enter Firing Mode Programming Menu

To change the Firing Mode

Press and hold the “Mode Button” until the Solid Purple LED goes out. The LED will blink to show the current
“Firing Mode” setting. For example if the current Firing Mode setting is on PSP Ramp, the LED will blink 3 times.
Once the LED stops blinking, you will have 2 seconds to enter a new setting.
To enter a new Firing Mode setting, press the Mode Button to select the new Firing Mode setting. For example, for
Semi-auto uncapped you must press the Mode Button 1 time to select Semi-Auto uncapped. After the Firing Mode
has been selected, turn the marker “Off” by pressing the Power Button.

Solid Purple

Firing Mode

1 Blink (Semi-auto uncapped)

2 Blinks (Semi-auto capped at 15bps)

3 Blinks (PSP Ramp capped at 15bps)

4 Blinks (Millennium Ramp capped at 15bps)

5 Blinks (3 shot burst capped at 15bps

To Enter Debounce Programming Menu

While the marker is “Off” press and hold the Mode button, then press the Power Button and the LED will cycle
through “Multiple” colors, the LED will then show “Solid Purple” for Firing Mode Setting Menu, press the Mode
button again and the LED will change to “Solid Teal Blue” for the Debounce Setting Menu.

To change the Trigger Debounce setting

Press and hold the Mode Button until the Solid Teal Blue LED goes out. The LED will blink to show the current
Trigger Debounce setting. For example if the current Debounce setting is on Level 3, the LED will blink 3 times.
Once the LED stops blinking, you will have 2 seconds to enter a new setting.
To enter a new Trigger Debounce setting, press the Mode Button to select the new Trigger Debounce setting. For
example, for Level 5 you must press the Mode Button 5 times to select Level 5 for Least Sensitive setting. After the
Trigger Bounce setting has been selected, turn the marker “Off” by pressing the Power Button.

LED Display

UPPER Button

LOWER Button