Interceptor 2005 Manual Version 1.1, revised June 20, 2005
Warning: This is a dangerous piece of sporting equipment. Like any air rifle or air pistol, it can cause injury or death. By purchasing this paintball marker you assume all liability. Alien Paintball Products INC. (Alien) assumes no liability for its use or misuse or for injury or death due its to misuse or mishandling. Please follow all Federal, state and local ordinances. Risk of injury, especially blindness, can be greatly reduced by the proper handling of the marker. It is of utmost importance that user and everyone within 200 feet of the marker have proper paintball goggles on at all times when this weapon is ready for firing. Remember it is the “unloaded” gun that shoots and hurts people. This marker retains air even after the bottle has been taken off. It can retain a charge hours or even days after the bottle has been removed. Before removing protective eye gear always check and double check that there are no balls in the chamber and the marker has no pressure. Always have a safety plug in or a safety sock on between uses. Always put on paintball approved safety goggles before uncovering barrel. Always cover barrel before removing safety goggles.
Table of contents
Safety 3
Limited Warranty 4
Operating Design 4
Interceptor Specifications 5
High Pressure Air (HPA) & Nitrogen 5
Barrels and Accessories 5
Operation and Maintenance 6
Low Pressure Regulator 7
Hopper and Paint 8
Setting the trigger pull 9
Electronics 10
Turning on the Equalizer 10
Turning off the Equalizer 10
Bypassing the Eye System 11
General Usage Tips 11
LED Colors and Meanings 11
Tournament Lock 12
Trigger Programming 12
Debounce™ 14
Eye Mode 15
BIP Delay™ 15
Rate of Fire (ROF) Cap 15
Eye Power 15
Firing Mode 16
Programming Complete 16
Computer Programming Mode (Equalink) 16
Terminology 17
Debounce™ 17
Eye Mode 18
BIP Delay™ 18
ROF Cap 18
Eye Power 19
Firing Mode 19
Disassembly 20
Reassembly 23
Troubleshooting 26
Safety
The Interceptor marker will propel a paintball at speeds fast enough to blind, even with the barrel removed or at the lowest operating pressures. Goggles means: safety approved paintball goggles, when on the paintball field or approved safety glasses when servicing or making repairs.
Read the entire manual before operating the Interceptor marker. Never point the marker at anyone not wearing goggles. Never look down the barrel of your marker while it is attached to the marker, even if you are wearing goggles. Never look into the firing chamber of a marker without goggles on and the barrel and bolt removed. Never look down the feed neck of a marker without goggles on. Extra care is needed when handling a marker when the bolt is removed as a ball or exploded ball can additionally fire out of feed neck or back of marker. Turn off marker when operation is not desirable. Play only at commercial playing fields. Proper fields will have a Chronograph, referees and clearly marked safety areas. Chronograph your marker before every game at safety limit of 280 feet per second. You will be held liable if some else is hurt from a paintball shot from your marker, regardless of fault. Make sure you are not shooting at unsafe velocities and that everyone present has proper eyewear
The manual on disassembly is for those confident and experienced in marker repair. If uncertain take your marker to a trained Air smith Depressurized markers before maintenance or disassembly, ALWAYS wear safety glasses when pressure testing a partially disassembled marker. Be especially careful of LPR piston when LPR cap is removed
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