Bolt Tracking Delay (Flickering Green); Maintenance; Test Mode Dwell (Flickering Yellow); Resetting The Software - MACDEV TACTICAL DRONE User Manual

The colours are given below:
red : less than 10bps blue : 20-25bps
yellow : 10-15bps white : 25+bps.
green : 15-20bps
To set your eye mode, use the following register settings:
1 - delayed
2 - forced
The test mode with full dwell uses the same dwell that you are currently using with your
marker, the test mode with adjustable dwell allows you to conveniently change the test
mode dwell without changing the usual operating dwell of your marker. To adjust this dwell,
use the last register (Test mode dwell).

BOLT TRACKING DELAY (FLICKERING GREEN)

The bolt tracking delay is a parameter used to ensure that bolt tracking is working correctly.
Do not adjust this unless you are advised by a MacDev tech.

TEST MODE DWELL (FLICKERING YELLOW)

The test mode dwell is used to adjust the dwell used when the user selects the test mode
with adjustable dwell in the eye mode register (Described above). The user may adjust this
setting from 1-30ms.

RESETTING THE SOFTWARE

If you would like to reset your software to the factory default settings, gain access to the
tourney button your board, then enter the programming mode. While in programming
mode, press and hold the tourney lock button. After approximately 10 seconds, your indica-
tor LED will flash all colours indicating a reset has been completed.
3 - test mode with full dwell
4 - test mode with adjusted dwell

MAINTENANCE

The maintenance of your marker is important. Your package includes spare seals, lubricant
and the necessary tools for gaining access to the seals. Use only MacDev Militia Lubricant,
this is available seperately in large tubs. Use only genuine seals and parts on your marker to
ensure the best performance.
Your inline regulator and drivetrain should be maintained with cleaning and the application
of fresh lubricant after every 10,000 shots. This will ensure optimal performance.
Please refer to the parts list (centre pages) for a view of the parts contained in your inline
regulator and drivetrain.

INLINE REGULATOR

You should maintain your regulator by cleaning and relubricating the following places:
1. Piston o-ring
2. Inner retainer o-ring
3. Inline regulator body inside bore (where the piston o-ring slides)

DRIVETRAIN

To maintain your drivetrain, you should clean and lubricate the following parts:
1. Bolt
2. Keg switch o-ring
3. Power tube tip o-ring and mid o-ring