Azodin EVO-II - English

and its directions when using this product. The owner's manual should always accompany this marker.

• Do not over pressurize. Do not expose a pressurized tank to temperatures in excess of 130 degrees Fahrenheit or 54 degrees Celsius.

• Eye and face protection designed for paintball must be

• Tanks heated up to a temperature of 250 degrees Fahrenheit or 121 degrees Celsius or more must be condemned or re-qualified.

worn by users at all times.

• Treat all paintball markers as if it were loaded and able to fire. Never look down the barrel or breech of the marker.

• Chronograph the marker before play. Paintball markers

should never be fired at velocities in excess of 300 fps (feed per second), or at velocities greater than field rules or national laws.

• Do not expose tanks to corrosive materials and do not clean it with caustic cleaners. • Do not alter tanks in any way. • Keep Air tanks out of the reach of children. • The valve should NEVER detach from the tank canister. Should this occur, seek assistance from a qualified airsmtih immediately. • Air tanks are used for the sport of paintball only.

• Check the integretity of all hoses and fittings before play. • Refrain from shooting at people, homes, cars, and anything that is not related to the sport of paintball.

GETTING STARTED 1. Place the barrel blocking device over the barrel. 2. Unscrew the On/Off Bottom ASA Cap (BAC2). Do not turn the cap more than 5 full turn, otherwise it may fall off the ASA. 3. Firmly screw in the HPA/N2 air tank into the On/Off Bottom ASA (OFBA2). Turn the air tank clockwise until all threads on the tank are in the ASA. 4. Tighten the On/Off Bottom ASA Cap (BAC2) to engage the ASA Stem (BAS1). The marker is now pressurized. 5. Attach a paintball hopper to the marker's feedneck. 6. Remove the barrel blocking device and point the marker in a safe direction. 7. Press the top button on the back of the grip frame. The marker is now in the safe mode and the LED lights will be red and green. 8. Press the bottom button to remove the electronic safety. The LED lights will be green and green. The marker is live and a trigger pull will allow it to fire. * Refer to page (7) for more details regarding the electronic board.

• Always have the safety on, barrel blocking device on the barrel, and the bolt in the uncocked position when the marker is not in use.

9. It is recommend that you chronograph the marker before play. The marker's velocity can be adjusted from the rear Velocity Adjuster (VA01). Refer to page 8 for more details.

• Fire only 0.68 caliber paintballs with this marker • Any modifications or tampering of the original factory parts will void all warranties and liabilities from Azodin.

HPA/N2 and CO2 tanks have enough force to cause serious injury or death if the valve unscrews from the tank head. When removing the tank from the marker's On/Off Bottom ASA (OFBA2), observe the tank's valve to make sure it is turning with the tank. The valve should not detach from the tank when removing the tank. Stop immediately if the valve starts to detach from the tank. Screw the tank back onto the marker's On/Off ASA and contact a qualified airsmith for further assistance.

CLEANING UP 1. Tap and hold the top button on the back of the grip frame to power off the board. 2. Remove the barrel from the marker. 3. Remove the hopper from the feedneck and any paintballs that might be in the marker's breech. 4. Unscrew the On/Off Bottom ASA Cap (BAC2) until you hear the air purge from the marker. 5. Unscrew your tank from the Bottom ASA. 6. Screw in the On/Off Bottom ASA CAP (BAC2). * If the marker is in the cocked position follow the directions outline in a-e. It is recommend that the marker be stored in the uncocked position. a. Turn the board on by pressing the top button. b.Tap the bottom button to release the electronic safety. c.Tap the top button to put the marker in the "eyes off mode." d. Pull the trigger to slide the bolt to the uncocked position. The marker may fire once if you just removed your tank. This is normal. e. Hold the top button to turn the board off. 7. Store the marker in a safe place that is dry and temperature controlled.

ZEN BOARD OVERVIEW Turning on the Board: Press the top button to turn the board on. The top LED will be Red and the bottom LED will be Green. If the top LED is flashing Red, then the battery is low and it should be replaced. You may press the top button again to bypass the battery warning light. Safe Mode: When the marker is turned on it will be in the Safe Mode and the top LED will be solid Red. Pressing the bottom button will remove the electronic safety. The top LED will change to a solid Green. Pressing the bottom button again will re-engage the electronic safety and the top LED will change to a solid Red. Eyes ON/OFF: When the electronic safety is off, press the top button once. The top LED will change to an Orange light indicating the eyes are off. Pulling the trigger will cycle the marker without any paint in the breach. Pressing the top button again will turn eyes back on and change the LED back to Green. The marker will only cycle if paint is present in the breach. Changing the Firing Mode: Press and hold the bottom button until the bottom LED starts to blink. You then tap the bottom button to cycle through the firing modes. When you find the desired firing…