Leap™ Circuit Board W/Camd Settings - Spyder ELECTRA WITH EYE Manuel De L'utilisateur

LEAP™ CIRCUIT BOARD w/CAMD SETTINGS
SAFE
– Red LED
SEMI – Green LED
RAMP P
– Blue LED (PSP RAMP) 13 Balls Per Second
RAMP M
– Blue LED (Millennium RAMP) 12 Balls Per Second
EYE
– Orange LED (LED ON = Eyes ON, LED OFF = Eyes OFF)
BATTERY
– Yellow LED (Solid LED = Good, Flashing LED = Low)
2 BUTTON ACCESS OPERATIONS
Press and release the Upper "Power/Eye" Button to turn the marker "On". The CAMD will display the Red "Safe"
indicator "On" meaning that the marker is in safety mode and will not allow the marker to shoot. The default firing
mode is Semi Auto and the Green "Semi" indicator will be displayed as the marker firing mode.
To turn the safety "Off" press and release the Lower "Mode" Button and the Red "Safe" indicator will turn off, the
marker is now capable of firing in Semi Auto. To turn the safety back "On" press and release the Lower "Mode"
Button again.
To turn the Power "Off" press and hold the Power Button until all CAMD LED indicator powers down completely.
CHANGING MODES
To change the firing mode, Press and hold the Lower "Mode" Button until the firing mode indicator on the CAMD
start flashing. While the indicator is flashing press and release the Lower "Mode" Button to scroll through the mode
setting. When the desired firing mode has been selected, press and hold the Lower "Mode" Button until the indicator
stops flashing. The marker will now operate in the firing mode that has been selected. The Red "Safe" indicator will
remain "On", to turn the safety "Off" press and release the Lower "Mode" Button and the Red "Safe" indicator will
turn "Off", the marker is now capable of firing in the selected mode.
(Refer to Firing Mode Lock section)
IMPORTANT: The safety may be enabled in any mode by pressing and releasing the Lower "Mode" Button, the Red
"Safe" LED indicator will turn on and keep the marker from accidentally shooting while the Power is "On".
FIRING MODE LOCK
To lock the operations of the marker in Semi-Auto Mode remove the lock switch from the circuit board while the
Power is "Off" this will default the marker operation and shoot in Semi-Auto Mode Only.
To lock the operation in Ramp P (PSP) Mode turn the marker Power "ON", select Ramp P on the CAMD indicator,
remove the tournament lock switch from the circuit board to lock in Ramp P Mode.
on selecting the Ramp P Mode will allow you to lock the marker operation in Ramp M (Millennium) mode.
Use the lock switch when the playing field requires it.
permitted in your country. Check with your local officials regarding this application. For example select European
countries, Australia and New Zealand are restricted to use Semi-Auto model only.
ANTI CHOP EYE OPERATION
To turn off the Anti Chop Eye feature press and release the Upper "Power/Eye" Button, the "Orange" Eye indicator
will turn off indicating that the eyes are off. To turn the eyes back on press and release the Top "Power/Eye" Button
again and the Eye indicator will light back up indicating that the eyes are on.
FORCED SHOT
While the eyes are enabled and the breach is empty, but you want to fire a clearing shot, a forced shot can be
initiated by holding the trigger down for 0.5 second.
NOTE: This is useful when you have emptied all of your paintballs from the marker but would like to un-cock it or
discharge the residual air. This can only be achieved while the Safety is "Off".
BATTERY POWER INDICATOR
If the battery power drops below 8.5 volts, the battery icon on the CAMD will start flashing indicating a low power
supply, it is time to replace the battery or if you are using a Spyder 9.6 Volt Rechargeable Battery, then it is time for
a recharge. NOTE: The low battery indicator icon will only flash while the Power is "On".
SLEEP MODE
The LEAP Board comes with this feature to improve battery life and the board will power down after 20 minutes of
inactivity.
Please consider the environment by using a Rechargeable 9.6volt Spyder Battery.
NOTE: European Edition "Semi-Auto Mode Only"
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NOTE: Semi-Auto mode maybe the only allowable firing mode
CAMD Display
UPPER Button
LOWER Button
NOTE: Following the same steps
NOTE: