7
Function and
LED color
Description
Precocking
Yellow
When shooting on semi, precocking keeps the piston in the rear position, ready for the
shot. This decreases the time between pulling the trigger and the actual shot, increasing
realism, and giving advantage in CQB fights.
Correct precocking level must be set individually to each replica and according to user
preferences. Precocking power is automatically adjusted to battery voltage and semi or
automatic shots.
Tip:
To release the spring after using precocking, switch to semi, fire a single shot, and
hold the trigger after the shot. This will cause a second single shot with the strongest
active brake setting to be fired after 3 seconds, making sure the spring remains
uncompressed. It is advised to do that when you finish shooting.
No sound signal while LED glows yellow means, that the precocking is disabled. 1 to 8
signals indicate precocking levels from 1 (the weakest) to 8 (the strongest).
Binary
trigger
Purple and
teal blinking
alternately
The Binary trigger allows the semi shots to be triggered not only during the pull, but
also the release of the trigger.
Tip:
Hold the trigger for 2 seconds to cancel the second shot.
Attention!
Does not work with the two-stage trigger. When the two-stage trigger is
enabled, the binary trigger is automatically disabled.
No sound signal while LED blinks purple and teal alternately means, that the binary
trigger is disabled. 1 signal indicates activation of the binary trigger.
Two-stage
trigger
Violet and
green
blinking
alternately
The two-stage trigger allows firing in one mode after pulling the trigger slightly, and
another when the trigger is pulled further. Following modes are possible:
semi
→
burst
semi
→
auto
burst
→
auto
Burst count is set to 3 by default, but if burst of 2, 4 or
5 will be set in the “Firing mode”,
such burst count will become active in the Two-stage trigger accordingly.
Attention!
Does not work with the binary trigger. When the two-stage trigger is
enabled, the binary trigger is automatically disabled.
No sound signal while the LED blinks purple and green alternately means, that the two-
stage trigger is disabled. When it is enabled, sound signals resembling the active setting
can be heard.
Trigger
sensitivity
Violet and
yellow
blinking
alternately
This parameter decides how sensitive is the trigger. 5 levels are available, which result
with a shot after the lower tip of the trigger travels roughly:
1
–
6 mm
2
–
4 mm
3
–
3 mm
4
–
2 mm
5
–
1 mm
Attention!
Those are approximate values and may vary depending on parts used.
1 to 5 signals while the LED blinks violet and yellow alternately indicate sensitivity levels
from 1 (the lowest) to 5 (the highest).
