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Summary of Contents for Invert Paintball HALO B
- Page 2 WARNING: PAINTBALL GUNS AND PAINTBALL GUN ACCESSORIES ARE NOT TOYS • Careless use or misuse may result in serious bodily injury or death! • Eye protection designed for paintball must be worn by the user and all persons within range. •...
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Page 3: Page Section
Page Section Page Section Introduction Halo B Parts Diagram/ List Specifications Halo v35 Parts Diagram/ List HALO™ Authorized Upgrade Accessories Troubleshooting Guide Getting Started INVERT HALO™ Warranty Battery Installation Warranty Card Attaching the Loader Loading Paintballs Activating the HALO™ Powering ON (HALO™... -
Page 4: Specifications
Introduction Thank you for purchasing a HALO™ series Electronic Paintball Loader. The HALO™ Belt Drive Electronic Thank you for purchasing a HALO™ series Electronic Paintball Loader Thank you for purchasing a HALO™ series Electronic Paintball Loader Paintball Loader is one of the world’s fastest responding paintball loaders. The HALO™ series Electronic Paintball Loader is one of the world’s fastest responding paintball loaders. - Page 5 HALO™ Authorized Upgrade Accessories Sku # Description 38875 HALO™ Rip Drive™ Kit – Manual backup system 28904 HALO™ V35 Board – 6-Speed Programmable up to 35 balls per second 38876 HALO™ S4 Drive Cone Kit – More gentle feeding action 38665 HALO™...
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Page 6: Getting Started
Getting Started Battery Installation - Unscrew the battery door screw with a Phillips screw- driver and remove the battery door. Remove the battery holder and install six AA type Alkaline batteries into the holder following the polarity mark- ings on the holder. It may be necessary to wrap tape around the battery holder to prevent batteries from coming out during rough play. - Page 7 Attaching the Loader - Insert the loader’s feedneck into the marker’s feedneck. A loader elbow or clamp- ing-type feedneck may be required. Do not overtighten the loader elbow or clamping-type feedneck. It may be necessary to lightly sand down the loader’s neck in order for it to fit into your marker’s feedneck. Loading Paintballs - Press up on the bottom edge of the lid to open.
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Page 8: Programming The Speed
Programming the Speed (HALO™ V35 models only) To enter programming mode, while the loader is OFF, press and hold the power button for 5 seconds and the LED begins to flash. Release the button. The LED will flash the current speed selected in green followed by one red flash to indicate the end, then repeat. -
Page 9: General Care
HALO™ Z-Code Explained Your new HALO™ series Electronic Paintball Loader control board includes Z-Code, which is a jam detec- tion circuit that determines when an internal jam occurs. It then initiates a jam clearing sequence which attempts to clear the jam 3 times before changing to a fail safe mode, which stops the motor to protect the motor and circuitry from being damaged. - Page 10 General Care continued: Remove the Batteries - When storing the loader for an extended period of time, remove the battery pack completely and store in a dry place where it will not come in contact with the loader itself, liquids, or any metal parts.
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Page 11: Body Disassembly
Body Disassembly 1) Unscrew the battery door screw, then remove the battery door (35) and battery pack (7). 2) Loosen and remove all 6 screws from the right side shell, making note of which screws go in which holes. 3) Slowly work right side shell (34) straight away from left side shell (33), keeping the drive assembly, circuit board (14) and back plate (15) in the left side shell. - Page 12 Drive Disassembly continued: 4) If access to the motor and gears is necessary, remove the e-clip holding the Rip Drive™ Wheel (1) in place then lift off the Rip Drive™ Wheel (for models equipped with a Rip Drive™), then unscrew the 3 screws holding the gear box cover (21) for access to the gear box.
- Page 13 put the drive cone onto the spring housing and rotate the drive cone clockwise until the upper and lower spring tabs hit each other. You should now have both spring tabs pressed together. Lift the drive cone SLIGHTLY and rotate it clockwise up and over the spring housing’s tab (f), taking the upper spring tab with it.
- Page 14 Body Reassembly - 1) (Figure 1) Seat drive assembly back into left side shell. There are 2 tabs on the side of the drive assembly. Be sure that these 2 tabs seat into the slots in the left side shell. Be sure that the sensor wires flow around the side of the drive assembly, and are not in front of the bottom rear hole in the shell, otherwise the body screw will destroy these wires.
- Page 15 Replacement Parts Kits (See page 5 for HALO™ Authorized Upgrade Accessories) Sku # Description 38821 HALO™ Drive Housing Plastic – Includes Catch Cup, Gear Box Cover, and Upper Feed Neck Cover 38873 HALO™ Snap-Style Lid Kit – Includes Snap-Style Lid, Lid Pin and Lid Spring (will not fit shells with magnetic-style lid) 38936 Freeway™...
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Page 16: Schematic & Parts List
SKU# Rip Drive Wheel (if applicable) 38777 Rip Drive Shaft (if applicable) 38778 Drive Shaft (non Rip Drive) 38798 Halo B Back Plate Sticker 38802 SCHEMATIC & PARTS LIST Ball Bearing R188 38803 Battery Pack - 6 AA 38804 Nut 4-40... - Page 18 HALO REF# DESCRIPTION SKU# Rip Drive Wheel 38777 Rip Drive Shaft 38778 Halo V35 Back Plate Sticker 38691 Ball Bearing R188 38803 SCHEMATIC & PARTS LIST Battery Pack - 6 AA 38804 Nut 4-40 38805 Screw 4-40 x 1/4" 38809 Screw 4-40 x 2"...
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Page 20: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Loader does not turn on Batteries may not be installed correctly Wire connector may not be connected to battery holder Note: Batteries may be low Wire connector may not be connected to circuit board or may be 1. The HALO™ uses reflective connected incorrectly infrared sensors located in the ball stack tube to monitor the... - Page 21 During loader Bad paintball is jammed in the feed tube operation, fail safe Anti-jam components are not installed correctly or are broken/missing sequence initiates Reflective Sensors may be blocked by paint or dirt, or not working (alternating red/green LED sequence) Drive Cone may be installed incorrectly Batteries may be low Upper feed neck cover is not attached to the catch cup correctly...
- Page 22 INVERT HALO™ LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY INVERT™ Paintball covers defects in materials and workmanship for as long as the product is owned by the original purchaser, subject to the specified terms and conditions found in the complete warranty (specified on paintballsolutions.com). Warranty is only retained if the loader is purchased as new from an authorized retailer.
- Page 23 A Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) is required for service. DO NOT send your product to the ad- A Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) is required for service. DO NOT send your product to the ad- A Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) is required for service. DO NOT send your product to the ad- dress below without first calling to obtain an RMA.
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Page 24: Owner Information
MAIL TO: (Warranty Card) Invert Paintball 570 Mantua Blvd. Sewell, NJ 08080 OWNER INFORMATION: Your Name: __________________________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________________________________ City: __________________________________ State: ______________ Zip: ______________ Country: __________________________________ Phone: _____________________________ Email: _______________________________________________________________________ PURCHASE INFORMATION: Purchased From:______________________________________________________________ City & State: ____________________________________ Phone: _______________________... - Page 25 Invert Paintball 570 Mantua Blvd. Sewell, NJ 08080 United States of America http://www.invertpaintball.com...
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