Magna Manual
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3. plate will supply a constant force to the drive cone The shaped protrusions on the outside of the magnet plate will supply an intermittent force to the Drive cone when the clutch slips Too little metal on the inside of the plate may allow the clutch to slip too easily and thus prevent feeding of paintballs If you are using paint less practice balls rubber you may want the star shaped metal plate with all the shaped protrusions and more magnets as the practice balls have significantly more friction than regular paintballs 3 After you have setup your magnet plate read the drive cone installation section for the correct assembly procedure The Rip Drive is the thumbwheel located under the Magna Drive loader It has several uses 1 Manually pre tension up to 10 paintballs into your paintball gun for every revolution of the thumbwheel This can be done to chrono your gun without the need to turn on the hopper or to feed paintballs if your batteries should happen to die during a game 2 Clear a ball jam in your loader during a game by rotating the thumbwheel backwards and clearing the jam then forwards again to pre tension the ball stack 3 Unwind the tension on the drive spring when the game is over The paintballs may be left in but the spring should be unwound to relieve the tension when not in use Emptying the loader for storage General Care Disassembly of the loader Disassembly With the loader t
4. the cone clockwise until the upper and lower spring tabs hit each other You should now have both spring tabs pressed together Lift the drive cone SLIGHTLY and rotate it clockwise up and over the drive cup s tab taking the upper spring tab with it Snap the drive cone down with the drive spring tab on the right side of the drive cup s tab The drive cone spring is now pre loaded and will snap back properly when wound up 19p807 ay jo Ajquiasseay l 13 Reassembly Deck Installation Reassembly of the Loader l The Magna Drive Loader comes with 2 loader decks which can be interchanged with each other The first deck is a flat deck which has a capacity of 200 paintballs The second deck is the extended deck it has a capacity of 220 paintballs The flat deck will work like you are used to with a normal loader The extended deck is for those that absolutely want to carry the most paintballs in their loader or that often shoot their loaders dry under difficult situations without thinking about it The extended deck has extra capacity due to a reserve section in the front You can shoot the same number of balls out of the loader as you can with the flat deck but then by tilting the loader back by 30 degrees or more the balls come out of the reserve area and into the catch cup This can be useful if you have accidentally ran your loader dry but need just a few more balls before reloading You won t lose anything
5. SE EMPIR Magna Drive Loader Operating Instructions Introduction Thank you for purchasing the Empire Magna Drive loader This manual is for the Empire Magna Drive Please read all instructions and warnings before using Contents Getting Started l Battery Installation 0 ccc cece cece eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 3 Attaching the Loader cccccseeeeceecesesnseserenenensnsnsans 3 Powering the Loader cccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 4 Using the Loader in Sound Mode ccccecceeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 4 Using the Loader in RF Mode ccccccceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 5 Turning off the Magna Drive Loader ceceeeeeeeeeeeee 5 Adjusting the Settings cccccseceesseeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeees 6 PFOQKAMMING sscccinccrivessxcacticadaeivesiiencwtacaters E 7 Attaching the RF transmitter to your marker 006 8 Adjusting the Magna Clutch drive cone force 8 A A 10 Magnet Plate cosina 10 Disassembly of the loader ococococccconocococononcnconanononos 11 Drive cone installation oooococccccccnonononononononinnananonos 12 Deck Installation coccion iii dic 13 Reassembly of the Loader ooocococcccccocococononononconanannnos 14 Specification coi 16 Getting Started Battery Installation Attaching the Loader No tools needed Slide the battery door open Remove the
6. agnets 1 Remove the drive cone assembly completely 2 On the Magnet holder there are 12 spots for magnets Usually a total of 6 9 magnets will be used It is possible to add remove and reposition magnets according to what marker and paintballs you are using The spots for the magnets toward the center of the magnet holder will supply a constant force to the drive cone The spots on the outside of the magnet holder will supply an intermittent force to the Drive cone when the clutch slips Too many total magnets may prevent the clutch from slipping at all while too few magnets will prevent the feed cone from properly feeding paintballs Operations The following diagrams are examples of good initial configurations for tournament paintballs suoijeiadg aiseg f The following diagrams are good initial configurations for paint less practice balls rubber 3 After you have setup your magnet plate read the Drive Cone installation section for the correct assembly procedure Operations Magnet Plate aftermarket accessories N p a O 2 N ca A AAA RR Rip Drive 10 1 Remove the drive cone assembly completely 2 There is a metal plate that fits into the bottom of the spring carrier By changing this metal plate for different configurations you can change the amount of holding force and the force pulse duration when the clutch clips The metal in the center of the magnet
7. by trying the extended deck design but it may help you in a tough situation You do need to get used to the fact that you won t be able to shoot the loader empty in one long burst although that may be a good thing 1 While the loader is apart install the desired deck into the left shell 2 On each side shell there are tabs located on the inside The deck has to be below the tabs for the loader to go back together correctly 3 Once you have the deck located below the tabs in the left side shell install the right side shell on top of the left side 4 Make sure before tightening the shell screw that the deck in located below the shell tabs on both sides If necessary use a long screwdriver or barrel swab to push the deck down properly 14 Reassembly Reassembly 1 Place the drive assembly into the left side shell Make sure the wiring harness is behind the drive assembly and taped of the loader inpo ien 2 Connect the wiring harness to the circuit board 3 Slide the circuit board and back plate into the left side shell at the same time If they are not installed at the time the power button could get damaged 4 Put the battery door deck and lid into the left side shell See Deck Installation for detailed instructions Make sure the lid magnet is located in the left side shell behind the lid opening 5 Place the Right side shell on top of the left side Line up the back plate and lid to help get the two sid
8. en LED will appear Continue to hold in the power button until the LED changes to red then goes off Now release the button before the white LED comes on The white LED will then go off and the loader will spin once to prime the drive cone The loader will have a green flashing Led when on When an RF signal is received the Led will flash blue when on Sound Activation e gt D N Using the Loader in Sound Mode When the loader is first turned on it will be in sound mode It will always be in sound mode until a RF signal is received from your marker If RF mode is being used you can switch back to sound mode by pushing the power button 1 time and the Led will switch back to flashing green If the power button is pushed 3 times after the loader is turned on it will lock into sound mode Radio Frequency Using RF Mode Turning off the Magna Drive Loader To use the loader in RF mode the RF transmitter has to be installed in your marker correctly When the loader is in RF mode the Led will flash Blue once a signal is received from your marker Once the RF mode is on the Sound mode will be deactivated unless turned back on When the loader is in RF mode the loader will spin every 5 seconds to keep tension on the ball stack Synchronizing loader to your marker 1 Turn on the loader 2 While the loader is on press and hold the power button the Led will turn Red 3 Continue to hold the Po
9. epartment asks for the loader to be sent in for repair Place loader inside a box along with your name return address daytime telephone number a brief description of the problem and a copy of your original sales receipt It is the responsibility of the purchaser to pay for shipping fees of the product to the repair facility during the warranty period Troubleshooting If you experience any difficulties with operating this product and you have not found the solution in this manual please call 800 220 3222 or visit on the internet at http www paintballsolutions com WARRANTY REGISTRATION SEND TO Paintball Solutions 570 Mantua Blvd Sewell NJ 08080 800 220 3222 www paintballsolutions com PURCHASE INFORMATION Purchased From City State Serial OWNER INFORMATION Your Name City State Phone Email
10. es together 6 Before you tighten the 6 shell screws make sure the deck is properly located between and below the tabs in the shell It is VERY important that the deck is held down correctly over the anti jam locations Japeo7 ay jo Ajquiasseay f 15 Specifications Features Magna Clutch Drive RF Technology or Sound Activation Ultra Quiet Belt Drive Computer controlled Auto Off 1 Hour Ea Specifications Power Requirements 6 AA batteries ed Capacity with Flat Deck 200 paintballs wo Capacity with Extended deck 220 paintballs e On gun Feed Rate 30 bps o Construction Poly Carbonate cS a N 16 9 Diagram 001 O Gi QU Meis EN ajajaja Py B v o alalo Njo ols s a z ala Sla o elolzjo el2 el2lololo slo z mjo z e 33 02 3505220022 S o Old m4 Z m Sl Am 0121319152 118 225020 2 ZA S0 as EA m o Dio p g Z 9 2 Belo SS Slels z ia MEA xiZI5 0 210553 2 3 m Sal szzi ge Biz zla e lt u Sa 2 gt o in x 285 323 e ul a ES g lel ez 08 E e e S gt os IS 2 3 2 e 2 I Q pu 2318 5 E 3 E o a E Oo ollo ol fafa 2 w o o 200 weisera 17 Diagram 002 Y 18 Diagram 002 ALIMW1O NOs GIAOWSA SWALI NOLLVINDINOD OSVONVIS LNOVW 00 100J00W CoD 009 100J00W 009 100J00W H 00r LOOdOGW 3LV1d LANOWW IYNOILdO
11. n is pushed a green Led will appear After the new setting is entered the Orange Led will flash the new setting 7 The Red Led will come on for 1 second If changing the spring tension setting is desired press and hold the power button again during this flash When the Led turns to Red the new setting can be entered Now push and release the button the number of times necessary based on the setting you desire Each time the button is pushed a green Led will appear After the new setting is entered the Red Led will flash the new setting al Hurwiweshos Operations Continued Programming MIA ttaching the wm RF transmitter S to your marker not included de E O N ca Adjusting the Magna Clutch drive cone force Note It is better to have the microphone setting less sensitive and still able to detect the marker firing Do not set it to 6 if setting 2 detects the marker firing Only use a higher setting if the lower setting does not detect the marker firing To use the loader in the RF mode you must install the RF transmitter in your marker Use the harness that corresponds to your marker if available If a harness for your marker is not available it will be necessary to solder the RF transmitter to your marker s solenoid harness Some newer markers might have a connector already installed on the circuit board for the RF transmitter ATTACH ATTACH TO SOLENOID TO MARKER M
12. r button When you first hold in the power button a green LED will appear Continue to hold in the power button until the LED changes to red then goes off You may now release the button before the white LED comes on and then press it again when the white LED comes on to enter programming mode or just continue holding the button until the white LED comes on and it will change to red and you are now in programming mode 2 The Green Led will flash the motors current speed setting 1 slowest 6 fastest 3 The Orange Led will flash the microphones current sensitivity setting 1 less sensitive 6 most sensitive 4 The Red Led will flash the current spring tension monitoring setting 1 off 2 on 5 The Green Led will come on for 1 second If changing the speed setting is desired press and hold the power button again during this flash When the Led turns to Red the new setting can be entered Now push and release the button the number of times necessary based on the setting you desire Each time the button is pushed a green Led will appear After the new setting is entered the Green Led will flash the new setting 6 The Orange Led will come on for 1 second lf changing the sensitivity level setting is desired press and hold the power button again during this flash When the Led turns to Red the new setting can be entered Now push and release the button the number of times necessary based on the setting you desire Each time the butto
13. troys the circuit board If they are stuck in right side shell use a micro screwdriver to push both compo nents back toward left side shell as you continue to remove right side shell 5 Remove lid and be careful not to loose the lid magnet that is located in the shell 6 Remove both the circuit board and back plate at the same time from left side shell 7 Remove the deck and sliding battery door 8 Remove drive assembly from left side shell 9 If necessary remove the upper feed neck cover on drive assembly for access to the feed cone by removing 2 screws 10 If necessary remove the drive cone by removing its center screw For reassembly of drive cone follow drive cone instructions Ajquassesig 11 Installation Drive Cone It is very important to reinstall the drive cone properly for correct loader operation Note the drive tab on the drive cone The tab is Installation used to catch the spring tab 1 Install the magnet holder onto the shaft and slide it all the way down Drive Cone Installation 2 Apply a small amount of grease to the bottom side of the metal plate Place the metal plate on top of the magnet holder and try to center it on the shaft 3 Install the spring cup with spring onto the shaft and rotate it until it locks onto the metal plate 12 Installation 4 Place the drive cone onto the shaft and pre load the drive cone spring 5 To Preload the drive cone spring Rotate
14. urned off turn it upside down to dump the paintballs out While upside down rotate the Rip Drive backwards from the feeding direction to release paintballs Do not store your Reloader B with any paintballs left inside as doing so will stretch the drive spring and cause decreased loader performance Release feed cone tension between long game delays When storing the loader for an extended period of time remove the battery pack completely and store in a dry place where it will not come in contact with the loader itself or any metal parts To clean the loader use only a clean dry cloth or apply a small amount of goggle lens cleaner to a clean dry cloth and wipe clean Do not apply goggle lens cleaner directly to loader surfaces as too much contact will deteriorate plastic and cause cracking If any paintballs break inside the hopper DO NOT USE ANY LIQUIDS OR CHEMICALS INCLUDING WATER TO RINSE OUT THE HOPPER Doing so will cause severe damage to electrical components and will void the warranty 1 Any damage caused by disassembly are not covered under warranty 2 Remove battery pack 3 Loosen and remove all 6 screws from the right side shell 4 Slowly work right side shell away from left side shell keeping all components in left side shell especially the drive assembly cir cuit board and back plate If the circuit board or back plate is stuck in right side shell the on off button on the circuit board will break off which des
15. wer button while the Led is Red when the Led changes to amber press the trigger of you marker If done properly the Led will change to green after the trigger is pulled and your loader is now synchronized to the marker Press and hold the power button until a Red Led appears Release the power button and your loader is now off If the loader is left on it will shut off after 1 hour of inactivity dn Gumas l Getting Started Adjusting the Settings Setting Up H There are 3 settings which can be changed in programming mode 1 Adjustable motor speed 6 Levels increase BPS 2 Adjustable sound sensitivity 6 Levels Helps detect every shot during rapid firing increase BPS Adjust to match your marker If the sound sensitivity is set too high the loader will feedback a Red Led after shooting Lower the setting to match your marker This setting is only used in Sound Activation mode 3 Spring tension monitoring This feature monitors the drive cone spring tension This helps prevent ball breaks from overpowering the drive cone Also this feature determines when the drive cone is empty and motor speed is slowed down to help prevent ball breakage when hopper is very close to empty Enabling this feature will increase the battery life and reduce ball breaks but may slightly reduce the top speed of the hopper Programming the Loader Programming Programming 1 Make sure the loader is turned off Push and hold in the powe
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