Angel LED Manual - English

Contents Important Safety Guidelines ● Rules for safe marker handling ●

Operating Instructions ●

Charging

Propellant gas supply ● Gassing up the AngelTM ● Switching the AngelTM on

Fitting the ViewloaderTM VL2001 IntelifeedTM ● Bolt removal Rotabrech ● Velocity adjustment ● Electronic rate of fire adjustment SensatronicsTM ● General Care and Cleaning

Maintenance ●

Low Pressure regulator (LPR) adjustment ● Exhaust valve removal ● Ram Stroke adjustment ● Ram snap ring adjustment

Mini reg on/off seal replacement ● Electronic valve dwell adjustment SensatronicsTM ● Test pneumatics/electronics SensatronicsTM

Parts List Assembly drawing ● Accessories ● Figs 1- 11 ●

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Important Safety Guidelines Rules for safe Marker handling Treat every marker as if it were loaded ● Insert barrel bung when not in use ● Always remove gas source when not in use NOTE: The AngelTM can hold a small gas charge, typically 2 shots. With the gas source removed, fire to remove this surplus gas. ● Ensure isolator switch is "off" when not in use. ● Only use 0.68" calibre paintballs ● Never use CO2 as a propellant / gas source ●

Never shoot at velocities in excess of 300 FPS / 91.44 MS ● Always wear approved eye, face and ear protection. ● Only use the marker on fields approved for paintball games. ●

Operating Instructions Charging Before intital use of the AngelTM, it is necessary to give the power pack a full chargin cycle of 14 hours prior to use as this will ensure the longevity of the power pack. Subsequent charges will be in the region of 3 hours for full charge. Stage 1 Insert cigar lighter into a 13.8v negative earth socket as found in most motor vehicles (red light on charger will illuminate). Stage 2 Ensure isolator switch on the AngelTM is in the forward position towards the barrel. (No charging can occur until this switch is in the forward position). Stage 3 Insert remote plug from charger into the socket on the rear of the AngelTM. Stage 4 http://www.geocities.com/Pipeline/Curb/8754/ (2 of 16) [9/20/2000 12:27:01 PM]

The LED on the charger will indicate the status of the charging cycle on the AngelTM. 1. NO LED power at cigar socket not present! Switch ignition on 2. DIM RED LED isolator switch on AngelTM is on Switch isolator off 3. BRIGHT RED LED FLASHING indicates battery conditioning from totally discharged battery 4. GREEN LED indicates trickle charging occuring, battery achieved 30% capacity NOTE: The AngelTM may be left charging for prolonged periods without damage occuring to the battery pack. Stage 5 Unplug the female socket from the AngelTM.

PROPELLANT AIR/NITROGEN SUPPLY (SEE FIG.3) Ensure the AngelTM is switched off prior to commencing ● Ensure gas isolator green button "off" is fully depressed ● Ensure barrel bung is fitted ● Ensure eye protection is worn ● Adhere stricly to all warnings ● Ensure only air / nitrogen is used ● Ensure suitable regualter is used intended for a paintball marker ●

The AngelTM marker is designed to be operated on aitr or nitrogen only. This needs to be supplied to the AngelTM at a regulated pressure of 800 - 850 psi (55-59BAR). This can be achieved by the use of a suitable regulator such as the Govnair. Connection can be made by connecting the regulator gas outlet to the AngelTM front grip using the connector supplied a suitable 1/8 BSP connector. If using the Mamba Micro LineTM as supplied, the fittings may be removed by pulling back the collet to release the hose then shorten the hose to the length required before refitting. Alternatively, the MambaTM remote hose may be fitted into the collet.

GASSING UP THE AngelTM (SEE FIG.3) Stage 1 Ensure the gas isolator green button "off" is pressed fully home. Stage 2 Switch on your regulated gas supply Stage 3 Press home the gas isolator red button "on". NOTES: The gas isolator button must always be fully depressed. If pressed halfway, gass will be emitted around http://www.geocities.com/Pipeline/Curb/8754/ (3 of 16) [9/20/2000 12:27:01 PM]