2015 Compound Bow Manual
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1. BOTTOM FRONT Adjusting The Equalizer Cam Draw Length Make a note of the number on the Module by the setting mark To rotate the draw length mod ule you will first need to remove the two 2 allen head module screws Lift and rotate the module to the desired position and replace and tighten the screws in the appropriate positions on BOTH cams Draw length is adjusted in one inch increments and is labeled on the module DO NOT draw the bow without the draw length module in place and secured Adjusting The Equalizer Cam Draw Weight The draw weight on any Martin bow using the Equalizer cam system can easily be adjusted by moving the limb bolts out counterclockwise a MAX of 5 turns This will decrease draw weight by 15 LBS total WARNING DO NOT UNSCREW LIMB BOLTS MORE THEN 5 TURNS OR SEVERE INJURY MAY OCCUR Equalizer Cam String Diagram The string harness on your Equalizer Cam is installed according to the diagram below Your string harness should be installed by your qualified Martin dealer Shooting String Split Cable Split Cable GHOST TUNING Ghost 2 0 Cam Tuning Instructions For correct tuning adjust the strings to keep a equal tiller measurment and make sure the cam alignment holes sit directly under the limb on both top and bottom cam at rest SEE BELOW Tiller measurments should be exactly the same on top to bottom when measuring from limb pocket to draw string A g2. SILK GAM SYSTEM The Martin Silk Cam system feature a modular draw length adjustment The draw length module is used to adjust draw length in 1 2 increments see below Adjusting the draw weight can also be adjusted by moving the limb bolts out or changing the string position Adjusting The Single Cam Draw Length Parts Of The Silk Single Cams Sustem Using draw length modules the draw length can FRONT SIDE BOTTOM be adjusted in 1 increments To change the draw length replace the module on the cam by removing the screws that hold it to the cam NOTE do not draw MODULE your bow without the module installed It will damage SCREWS your harness The module sizes range from A to G As the SHOOTING module letters get higher the draw gets longer The draw length can also be adjusted in 1 2 in crements using the pegs on the back of the cam ae This method of draw adjustment applies to the Martin Acu Trak Fuzion Dyna M Pro and 2 Single Seen Cam System Single Cam String Diagram arama MODULE STRING ANCHOR MARK The string harness on your Single Cam is installed according to the dia gram below Your string harness should be installed by your qualified Martin SHOOTING STRING dealer SHOOTING STRING Adjusting The Silk Cam Draw Weight To adjust your draw weight simply use an allen wrench and turn the limb bolts out counterclockwise a MAX of 5 turn
3. 4 After acquiring a Return Authorization number send bow with sales receipt to MARTIN ARCHERY Attn Warranty Service 3134 Heritage Rd Walla Walla WA 99362 What else do need to know about the warranty Martin Archery makes no other warranty either express or implied whether of fitness or of marketability except as stated above Any such additional warranty is expressly disclaimed agent employee or representative of Martin Archery or ifs authorized dealers has the authority to bind Martin Archery to any agreement to the contrary Martin Archery shall not be liable for injury or pore oe than the bow itself Martin Archery reserves the right to replace defective parts according to availability with compatible replacement parts This warranty gives you specific legal rights You may also have other rights which vary from state to state This warranty is subject to change and or cancellation at the discretion of Martin Archery Some states do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts so some or all of the limitations set forth above may not apply to you
4. 4 A Setting Your Nock Point Set the Nock from 1 6 1 4 high off arrow rest center SEE BELOW gt Y Notice the allignment of the cams with the limb There is an alignment hole on the cam that must intersect directly under the limb at rest TEN GOMMANDMENTS OF ARCHERY SAFETY Never Never Never Never Never Always Always Always Always Always Dry fire your bow shoot it without an arrow This will result in damage to your bow and or possible injury Let anyone draw or shoot your bow if their draw length is longer than yours Over drawing of the bow can cause cable damage Draw aim or shoot your bow unless you are sure that the line of fire is clear Remember once an arrow is fired it cannot be recalled Shoot an arrow that is less than five grains per pound For example an 80 bow requires a minimum of 400 grains of arrow weight Less than five grains per pound of arrow weight simulates a dry fire effect and may damage your bow Expose your bow to extreme heat Excessive heat such as your car on a hot day could lead to limb failure and premature wearing of the string harness Check all of your arrow shafts and nocks upon removal from the target If the arrows show defects or broken nocks do not shoot them Carefully inspect your bow after each use Be sure all screws are Snug and accessories are tight Inspect your string and cables fo
5. COMPOUND Bow MANUAL WARRANTY REGISTRATION MUST REGISTER BOW WITHIN DAYS FOR FULL WARRANTY OWNERS RECORD CRITICAL INFORMATION Bow Model Date Purchased Cam Style Draw Weight Draw Length String Length Cable Length Purchased From TO ACTIVATE WARRANTY YOU MUST REGISTER ONLINE WITHIN 90 DAYS OF PURCHASE WWW MARTINARCHERY COM WARRANTY ONLINE WARRANTY REGISTRATION NUMBER NOTIGE WARRANTY VOID witHourt ONLINE REGISTRATION WITHIN 90 Days AND VALID SALES RECEIPT We would like to welcome you to the Martin Archery family If it is your first Martin or your 10th we are confident you will enjoy over 60 years of refining excellence in archery We take great pride in the products that we produce and strive to offer you the best equipment on the market THANK You E MAR ae IN CEO MARTIN ARCHERY RC BASIC SETUP Your new Martin bow takes little setup to get started shooting Please read and fa miliarize yourself with these starting procedures before shooting Many of these procedures may have been completed by your authorized Martin dealer After completing these simple steps you will be more accurate and will have greater success from the start A careful and thorough initial setup will make the tuning process much easier Quick Arrow Rest and Nock Placement You can quickly and easily set the position of your rest and nock point using the rest mount holes in your bow Your rest
6. are turning each bolt Note Do not shoot your bow with the limb bolts more than 5 turns out from the riser Replacing The Strings Should your string need replacing it is best to go to your Martin dealer and have it done by experts Always be sure that the string you replace it with is of the correct length and material for your bow We recommend using Martin Hammerhead bow strings String wear is not covered by warranty MARTIN ARCHER Y BASIC SETUP Care And Storage When properly cared for your new Martin bow will give you years of trouble free service When your bow is new it will require no lubrication Over time you may need to lubricate your cams to guard against friction and noise Use a dry lubrication such as Teflon spray powder or graphite powder You can also use wet lube such as Moly Lube or Tri Flow Do not use WD 40 lubrication A good rule of thumb when caring for your bow is to keep it as comfortable as you are If it is too hot for you it is too hot for your bow If it gets wet dry it off completely Periodically clean your bow with a wet rag and mild soap to remove mud or dust caution do not store until completely dry Prolonged exposure to extreme heat may cause failure in your bow limbs and excessive stretch in your string system It will not hurt your bow if it is rained on while shooting but make sure it is completely dry before storing it in a bow case to guard against rust or corrosion Installing and Adj
7. fects in materials or workmans onallrisers limbs limb pockets axles bearings and cams everthing except the string cables and finish for specified periods of time as set forth below What are the specified time periods Year 0 5 after date of will fully repair the bow to working condition based on the availability of parts If needed parts are not available Martin Archery will upgrade or exchange for product similar in value Any misuse of the com pound bow effectively eliminat s all warranty claims Aftermarket accessories and modifications to the bow are not covered by this warranty Year 6 10 after date of purchase Arche wl make every effort to repair the bow to full working condition All parts needed for the repairs will be billed 50 of dealer price If needed parts are not available Martin Archery will upgrade or exchange the bow for a newer similar model at a cost of 50 of the retail of that product Are there any exclusions to what the warranty covers Strings and cables are_not included and should be changed either or anytime they show wear whichever comes first Transportation for the return of the bow to Martin Archery is not Covered No C 0 D shipments will be accepted by Martin Archery This warranty does not apply to the Adventure Series which have a 1 year warranty Can warrant fe ah be pom by authorized dealers Yes warranty repairs can be perf
8. increments This cam system also features an adjustable draw stop for a customized valley and solid stop Parts Of The Martin Ghost 2 0 Cam Sutem MODULE DRAW MODULE DRAW SCREWS STOP SHOOTING SCREWS STOP STRING ANCHOR 47 1114 IA 22 MODULE SETTING MARK MODULE SETTING MARK LIMB ALIGNMENT HOLE TOP GAM BoTTOM Adjusting The Ghost 2 0 Cam Draw Length Make a note of the letter on the Module by the setting mark To rotate the draw length mod ule you will first need to remove the two 2 allen head module screws Lift and rotate the module to the desired position and replace and tighten the screws in the appropriate positions on BOTH cams As letters on the module increase the draw length will also increase by 1 2 incre ments DO NOT draw the bow without the draw length module in place and secured Adjusting The Ghost 2 0 Cam Draw Weight The draw weight on any Martin bow using the Ghost 2 0 cam system can easily be adjusted by moving the limb bolts out counterclockwise a MAX of 5 turns This will decrease draw weight by 15 LBS total WARNING DO NOT UNSCREW LIMB BOLTS MORE THEN 5 TURNS OR SEVERE INJURY MAY OCCUR Ghost 2 0 Cam String Diagram The string harness on your Ghost 2 0 Cam is installed according to the diagram below Your string harness should be installed by your qualified Martin dealer Shooting String Buss Cable Buss Split Cable y
9. ormed by an Autho rized Martin Dealer for which Martin Archery will cover replacement parts and e transportation costs to the Authorized Dealer Labor costs for warranty repairs performed by Authorized Dealers are not covered however What limitations are there on the warranty If the bow shows signs of misuse alteration or mishandling this warranty will be void Use of arrows weighing less than five 5 grains per pound of draw weight is considered misuse and will void this warranty This warranty applies to original components only and does not extend to cover aftermarket strings cables or other accessories not manufactured by Martin Archery The use of any aftermarket products accessories that alter the manufacturer s specifications or design will void the warranty What is needed to obtain service under the warranty The warranty is conditioned upon proof of purchase and other requirements listed below 1 The bow must be registered on Martin Archery s website at martnan nery the unique Bow Registration Number that will be found i the original purchaser s user manual for the bow 2 All returns to Martin Archery must be pre authorized The Owner must contact Martin Archery at 909 529 2554 prior to shipping in order to obtain a Return Authorization number 3 All accessory items must be removed from the bow prior to shipping Martin Archery will not be responsible for damage or loss of any accessory item left on the bow
10. r wear or damage Draw your bow while pointing it at the target A premature release of the arrow can be very dangerous If you cannot draw your bow while pointing it at the target without excessive movement lower the peak weight of your bow until you can draw smoothly and correctly Over time you will build up strength and will be able to return to the higher weight Draw your bow with an arrow on the string while keeping it pointed in a safe direction Never draw your bow with a release aid without an arrow A release aid failure could result in the dry fire of your bow Back your limb bolts off five full turns from the riser before putting it in a bow press Only let a qualified professional or a Martin authorized dealer put your bow in a bow press Inexperienced use of a bow press or a I stringer can result in damage to your bow The type of damage caused by a press is not covered under the Martin Archery bow warranty lt mt m f 0 Warranty MARTIN COMPOUND BOW WARRANTY What is the warranty Martin Archery warrants Martin compound bow will perform its intended func tion if used in accordance with the inStructions provided Who does the warranty cover The warranty covers the original purchaser of the bow and is not transferable What does the warranty cover This warranty covers the replacement parts labor and ground transportation costs for return of the bow to the customer The warranty covers de
11. s This will decrease draw weight by 15 LBS total WARNING DO NOT UNSCREW LIMB BOLTS MORE THEN 5 TURNS OR SEVERE INJURY MAY OCCUR the Draw weight can also be adjusted by moving the string position for the Buss Split Cable The anchor labeled STND is your standard designated weight and position By moving the cable position to the anchor labeled 1 you decrease the weight by aprox 13 LBS and by mov ing your buss positon to the anchor labeled 2 you decrease the weight by another 13 LBS Draw length will decrease by 1 for peg 1 and 2 for peg 2 Draw length may need to be re adjusted by changing the module position for your desired length EQUALIZER GAM SYSTEM The Martin Equalizer Cam system features two rotating modules for draw length adjustments in inch increments as well as let off adjustment This cam system also features an adjustable draw stop for a customized valley and solid stop Parts Of The Equalizer Cam Sutem DRAW MODULE MODULE DRAW STOP SCREWS MODULE MODULE SETTING SCREWS MARK SPLIT STRING ANCHOR BOTTOM BACK TOP BAcK GAM The equalizer cam system comes equiped with a built in let DRAW STOP off adjustment perfect for Bow HUNTING ADJUSTMENT NUT Hunting or Bow Fishing Simply SHOOTING move your module screws to the ASHE STRING MODULE FISH symbol and take advantage ANCHOR SCREWS of a low let off draw Top FRONT
12. should sit level with the two rest mount holes or lock mount of your bow See graphic When the rest placement is correct you can begin placing the nock set Place a nock loosely on the string and nock an arrow Visually align the arrow level with or slightly tail high of the rest mount holes When the correct height is set crimp the nock set into place This will give you a good starting point to begin tuning your bow Measuring Draw Length When your bow is at full draw the apex of the string should be near the corner of your mouth Draw length can easily be measured from the apex of the string at full draw to the pivot point of the grip From that measurement add 1 34 and you will have the A M 0 standard draw length All Martin Bows are adjustable with the use of modules Refer to the sec tion that covers your specific cam style for instruc tions on adjusting draw length Arrow Speed and String Accessories Certain bowstring accessories including D loops string silencers and peep sights can reduce arrow speed by as much 10 15 fps Changing Draw Weight Martin bows have a fifteen pound draw weight range Using a 3 16 allen wrench you will turn the limb bolts clockwise to add weight and turn counter clockwise to reduce weight One complete turn on each limb bolt provides about 3 pounds of adjustment TIP Mark a line on each limb bolt in white out or white paint marker to make it easier to keep track of how far you
13. usting the Draw Stop There are a total of four parts to the Draw Stop assembly A rubber cap the aluminum body of the Draw Stop an 8 32 screw and an 8 32 hex nut To install the stop place the hex nut in the track on the back side of the cam To adjust the stop draw the bow back either by hand or in a scale shoot ing machine At full draw slide the stop until it contacts the under side of the limb Back the stop off of the limb 1 32 appox to allow for the rubber cap to be installed Snug down the Draw Stop with the ap propriate Hex head wrench and install the rubber cap over the Draw Stop DRAW STOP Installing and Adjusting the STS Most Martin bows are outfitted with an STS String Dampening unit or are equipped to accept one This unit is installed in the 3 8 diameter hole located just below the grip and is secured in place with the set screw intersecting this hole from the side of the riser The STS rod should be positioned so that the STS Bumper is nearly against the bowstring when the bow is at rest Excessive contact with the bowstring will prevent the STS Bumper from performing effectively as a dampener and may cause the Bumper to be pulled off by the bowstring during the shot A small gap approximately 1 16 should be allowed between the bowstring and Bumper when the bow is at rest GHOST 2 0 GAM SYSTEM The Martin Ghost 2 0 Cam system features a rotating module for draw length adjustments in half inch
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