MACDEV PRIME User manual

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PRIME™
Owners Manual

Prime Owners Manual
V1.00
Copyright Mac Developments Pty. Ltd. 2017
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Developments Pty. Ltd. assumes no responsibility for physical injury or property damage resulng from its use.
MacDev Warranty
MacDev oers a 12 month limited warranty period on your MacDev manufactured electro-pneumac
marker. The MacDev electro-pneumac marker is warranted to be free from all manufacturing and
producon defects for a period of 12 months from the date of original purchase. If requested by MacDev,
an original proof of purchase must be provided. Warranty excepons include, but are not limited to,
accidental damage, misadventure, reasonable wear and tear and consumable components such as
O-rings, detents, baeries and eyes. Warranty work must be undertaken by an authorized MacDev Tech
Centre or at a MacDev sanconed Tech Support booth.
For assistance with your warranty, please visit www.macdevpaintball.com/warranty or contact customer
service on our website (www.macdevpaintball.com)
Warning!
This is not a toy. Misuse may cause serious injury or death. Eye protecon designed specically
for paintball must be worn by user and persons within range. Recommend 18 years or older
to purchase. Persons under 18 must have adult supervision.
READ OWNER’S MANUAL BEFORE USING. 2

CONTENTS
Know your Prime (Page 5)
All users should read this secon to learn the parts of your Prime and their names.
Quick Setup (page 7)
Learn how to set your marker up for use the rst me.
Switching your Prime on and o
Firing your marker
Understanding the beam sensor
Disabling the beam sensor
Installing a preset air system
Turning the air on and o
Using a loader with your Prime
Installing a loader onto your Prime
Removing your loader
Using your Prime(Page 10)
Essenal reading on how to use your marker.
Adjusng the velocity
Adjusng the trigger
Replacing the baery
Advanced Setup (Page 11)
A secon for those who are comfortable with making ne adjustments to the Prime.
About the tourney lock
Entering program mode
Finding and changing sengs
Sengs in detail
Using the USB connector
Maintenance (Page 15)
Maintaining your purchase is essenal to long term product sasfacon.
Basic cleaning
Maintaining the drivetrain
Maintaining the inline regulator
Troubleshoong (Page 19)
Solving common dicules.
Common problems and soluons
Technical assistance
Specicaons (Page 22)
4

KNOW YOUR Prime®
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Congratulaons on your purchase of a new MacDev Prime. The Prime paintball marker uses a highly ecient
spool valve drive for a at, constent and accurate shot. The drive is powered by a high precision, low power
solenoid valve, manufactured in house by MacDev. The enre system is controlled by a new generaon, robust
microprocessor running a proprietary operang system.
The latest features have been added around this powerful base core to bring you a marker with unrivalled
usability, quality and reliability.
Please take the me to learn the parts of your Prime, it will help you when reading this manual.
Numbered basic parts as shown in the gure on the le:
1. Shi 2 barrel
2. Feed clamp lever (used to ax your loader)
3. Drive cover (pull up and back to remove)
4. Velocity regulator adjustment (an clockwise to increase velocity)
5. Eye covers and screws
6. OLED display used to view gun status/sengs
7. Trigger with screw adjustments
8. Membrane pad with power and programming buons
9. Venng ASA, screw your air system in here
10. Venng ASA on/o lever (used to turn the air on or o)
11. Front grip assembly
Please note, the features and included accessories are subject to change, and may vary from those show in this manual.
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Cycle mode
Power buon
(for power on/o)
Scroll buon
(for eyes on/o and
programming)
OLED Display
Membrane Pad Installing a preset air system
Your marker comes equipped with a high quality venng ASA (Air System Adaptor)
that is designed for use with commercially available air/nitrogen systems.
The venng ASA included with your marker uses a lever to turn the air from your
preset system on or o. Before installing your preset air system, you must move the
lever into the o posion, which is ipping it towards the front of the marker.
Once this is done, carefully screw your air system into the ASA unl it stops.
Turning the air on and o
To pressurise your marker, swing the lever backwards into place in the ASA body.
This will depress the pin on the end of your air system and pressurise the marker
(provided you have sucient air in your air system).
To depressurise your marker, ip the lever back to the forward posion. You should
hear air being vented from the ASA. Your air system is now turned o and safe to
remove.
WHEN SCREWING YOUR AIR SYSTEM INTO THE ASA, THE THREADS SHOULD BE
LOOSE. IF AT ANY POINT THEY BECOME TIGHT, DO NOT FORCE THE THREADS,
THIS MAY CAUSE DAMAGE TO YOUR AIR SYSTEM OR YOUR MARKER!
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Installing an air system
Turning the air on
Baery meter
Sensor status
Cycle speed (max)
ROF meter
QUICK SETUP
Switching your Prime on and o
The on/o buon is located on a membrane pad on the rear of the frame. Push the
buon with the power symbol ( ), when done correctly, your OLED will display the
MacDev logo and the marker will be set with the beam sensor system on and ready
to re. Turn your marker o by holding the power buon down unl the OLED system
goes blank.
Firing your marker
If a paintball is loaded in your marker, and the power is switched on, you may re the
marker by pulling the trigger. If a paintball is not loaded, then you need to either load
one, or read the secon below on disabling the beam sensor.
Understanding the beam sensor
Your marker is equipped with a visible light sensor to determine if a paintball is cor-
rectly loaded. This system is used to prevent accidental ball breakage due to misloaded
paintballs. The OLED indicator on the side of your grip will show you the status of the
beam sensor:
Disabling the beam sensor
To disable the sensor (for dry ring), hold the scroll buon on the membrane pad ( )
unl the beam sensor disabled icon appears on the OLED display. You can re-enable the
beam sensor the same way.
Ball loaded Sensor disabled
No ball loaded Sensor fault

USING YOUR Prime
To get the most out of your Prime, make sure that you follow the instrucons in this secon to ensure that the
Prime is adjusted correctly.
Adjusng the velocity
Your Prime is equipped with a single regulator in the frame, to adjust the velocity adjust the regulator seng. Use
an 1/8” allen key from the set provided, and use only small adjustments whilst checking over a chrono. Turn an
clockwise to increase velocty.
Adjusng the trigger
Your trigger has four adjustment screws, they are located in the front face of the trig-
ger and also on the upper face. In order of top to boom, they are the trigger rest
point, spring tension, actuaon point and stop point.
You can easily adjust these screws to personalise the feel of your trigger.
Using a loader with your Prime
Your marker can operate using any commercially available loader. The soware
and beam sensor will compensate for the speed of the hopper, ensuring that
the marker res as quickly as the loader allows.
Installing a loader onto your Prime
Open the cam lever as shown. This should allow your loader neck to t into
the feed tube as shown. If your loader does not t into the feed tube, then
you may have to loosen the cam lever - this is done by rotang the cam lever
(anclockwise). Once your loader is pushed all the way down into the feed
tube, close the cam lever. If your loader is loose, you may need to open the
cam lever, and ghten it (by turning clockwise) to adjust the cam system to
hold your hopper ghtly. Only ever adjust your cam lever by one turn at a me
to prevent overghtening.
Removing your loader
Open the clamp by swinging the lever on its hinge. This will loosen the loader
and allow you to remove it easily. If it does not remove easily, then it means
that you have the cam lever overghtened.
DO NOT OVER TIGHTEN YOUR FEED CLAMP! OVERTIGHTENING MAY
RESULT IN DAMAGE TO YOUR LOADER OR CLAMP.
DO NOT ADJUST YOUR VELOCITY ABOVE 300FPS, AND ALWAYS OBEY LOCAL LAWS
AND REQUIREMENTS.
CAUTION! WHEN ADJUSTING THE SWITCH ACTUATION SCREW, MAKE CERTAIN
THAT YOU DO NOT ADJUST THE SCREW IN TOO FAR, AS THIS MAY RESULT IN
DAMAGE TO YOUR MICROSWITCH.
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Twist lever clockwise to
ghten the cam lever
system
Adjusng your velocity
Push lever into place to
lock your loader onto
the marker
IOpen the clamp and
push in a loader
Close the clamp to lock
the loader in
Velocity adjustment
Trigger adjustment

Replacing the baery
Remove the two screws holding the wrap around grip onto the le hand side of your grip frame. Gently remove the
baery from the clip on harness. Replace the baery with a high quality alkaline 9V baery (type 6LR61).
ADVANCED SETUP
About the tourney lock
The marker board is equipped with a tourney lock system. When the tourney lock system is
acvated, the marker cannot be reprogrammed on the eld - making it tournament legal.
If your board is in locked mode, you can view your sengs, but a lock indicator will be shown
on the right hand side of the screen, indicang that your board will need to be unlocked before
sengs may be changed.
The lock status can be changed by opening the le hand side of the marker wrap around grip
to gain access to the circuit board. The tournament lock is a black buon. Press and hold the
tourney lock buon unl an on screen indicaon of tourney lock status is shown.
Entering program mode
To program the board, hold down the trigger whilst turning the marker on. When done correctly, you will see a message
on your display screen indicang that programming mode is loading. You must connue to hold the trigger unl the
program mode is loaded, then release the trigger.
Finding and changing sengs
Once in program mode, the OLED display will show a current seng. you can advance to the next seng by tapping
the scroll buon ( ). You can go back to the previous seng by tapping the power buon ( ).
Once you have found a seng you would like to change, press and hold the trigger unl the seng changes to
red.
The seng can now be changed by tapping the scroll buon to increase its value (or change to a dierent opon),
or tapping the power buon to decrease its value.
Once you have adjusted the seng to a value you would like, press and hold the trigger again unl the seng
returns to white colour, it has now been saved.
If your tourney lock is on, sengs that can change the tournament legality of your marker will be locked. Their
seng can be viewed, but not changed. You will know if the tournament lock is blocking eding, because a red
lock symbol will show in the upper le hand corner of the screen, and the seng will not change to the usual red
colour. If you would like to change a locked seng, you must open the wrap around grip and hold in the tourney
lock buon. This may be done inside program or normal running mode.
Sengs in detail
Sengs are explained here in detail.
Mode - The type of ring system used, semi auto, Millenium and PSP are common tournament modes. Ramp
mode allows the programming of custom ramping behaviour.
ROF - This is the maximum rate of re allowed by the marker. This seng is only observed if the nex seng, rate
of re cap is set on.
ROF cap - If the cap is enabled, the marker will be limited to the ROF seng. Otherwise, it will re as fast as the
laws of physics (and paint supply) will allow.
Dwell - the amount of me your solenoid is given power - the Prime should be set to a maximum of 12ms. If the
weather is very cold, or your marker requires it, you may set this a lile higher. 12
Tourney lock

Debounce - the amount of bounce ltering applied by the soware. This seng may be increased to remove un-
wanted trigger bounce.
Ball delay - this is a parameter used to give a paintball me to sele in the breach of the gun. If you have unex-
plained ball breakage, then you may need to increase this seng.
Eye sensivity - the sensivity of the soware to changes in your eyes. Please do not change this parameter unless
directed (default 10).
Forced shot - when enabled, this will allow the user to force a shot by holding the trigger in - even if the eyes can-
not detect a ball. Set this to o, if you would not like to use this funcon.
FSDO me - FSDO stands for First Shot Drop O. If you leave your gun for some me, and the rst shot is lower
than it should be, then you can use this parameter to correct it. This parameter is the me that the soware waits
before correcng for FSDO.
FSDO dwell - this is the amount of extra dwell given to the solenoid to overcome FSDO - if directed to do so by the
above parameter.
Ramp semishots - this seng (and the other three below) is only used if you are using the Ramp remode. This is
the number of semi auto shots which must be red before ramping is allowed.
Ramp rate - this is the number of shots per trigger pull when in ramp mode.
Ramp ROF - this is the rate of re which must be achieved and maintained to stay in ramp mode.
Ramp meout - the amount of me the user can spend below the ramp ROF before ramping is exited.
Sound - turn sounds on or o.
Auto power o - save power by automacally turning the marker o aer 30 minutes.
Load/Save proles - Your marker has two prole save slots. Once you have your marker set up as you like it, go to
save prole and select one of the proles. Hold the trigger in on the prole number you would like, and the cur-
rent sengs will be save to that prole slot. You can reload them at any me using the load prole opon.
There is an opon under load prole, to load factory defaults.
Version informaon and shot counter is shown on the nal seng screen.
Using the USB connector
Your stock board has a mini USB connector on the boom of the board to the right of the 9V baery. The USB
connecvity may be used to update your soware via a standard USB/mini USB cable.
Your marker rmware requires MacDev soware MDFlash V4 or above to update the rware.
Never update your board with soware unless it has been downloaded directly from the MacDev website
(www.macdevpaintball.com), the use of non genuine soware on your stock board will immediately void your
enre marker warranty.
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MAINTENANCE
If you take 10 minutes aer every day of play to maintain your marker, you will be rewarded with consistent reli-
able performance.
You should perform basic cleaning aer every day of play, and you should perform drivetrain maintenance every
5 cases. You should perform inline regulator maintenance every 20 cases. You can clean and maintain your marker
more oen, it is up to you.
When maintaining your marker, use only MacDev accessories. Your marker is packaged with an allen key set and a
small tube of MacDev Milia Lube, only use Milia Lube for lubricaon.
Basic cleaning
Aer using your marker, always clean old paint from the outside. Always clean your barrel using a barrel swab to
remove traces of dirt and paint. Use your barrel swab to clean the breech and feed tube in a similar way.
Your marker internal parts are quite well protected and sealed. However, when not in use, dirt can get into the
marker and cause problems - so storage of your marker is just as important as cleaning. When storing your marker,
ensure that it is stored a bag that is free of dirt, otherwise dirt may get into the venng ASA or breech.
Maintaining the drivetrain
To maintain your drive, ensure your marker is fully degassed and pull the drive cover up to release the drive. Slide
the drive out of your Prime. Unscrew the drive parts to access the components shown in the diagram below.
Clean the old grease and dirt from the keg, bolt and valve. Apply fresh Milia Lube to the keg inner o-rings (#17 and
#19). Apply fresh lube to the #M16-2 o-ring on the bolt, as well as the inside of the larger end of the bolt. Slide the
bolt back into the keg. Apply fresh lube to the #14 o-ring on the valve and slide it into the bolt, then screw the valve
into place. Complete the drive assembly by screwing the valve cap back onto the valve.
When the drive is re-assembled, push the drive cover up and down to ensure the detent and spring are working
correctly. Lightly regrease the outside of the drive and slide it back into your Prime marker.
More detailed drawings of the sub assemblies are available from macdevpaintball.com/support.
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#20 o-ring
Drive cover
#14 o-ring
Valve
#M16-2 o-ring
Bolt p
#14 o-ring
#19 o-ring
(Internal)
#20 o-ring
#17 o-ring
Keg
Bolt
Valve
Nose
Drive cap
Pullpin
Bumper
Valve Cap
#20 o-ring
#M17 o-ring

Maintaining the inline regulator
Your inline regulator regulates the pressure from your air system down to the pressure used to re your marker. It is
very important that your inline regulator is working well, if not, you may experience problems with velocity uctuaon
or shootdown.
Before working on your inline reg, make certain that the air supply is turned o (via the venng ASA), and safely re
any gas out of the gun to ensure it does not have any residual pressure.
To access the regulator, remove the le hand side of your wrap around grip. This will allow you to unscrew the body of
the regulator.
Clean the inside of the frame bore with a q-p, and remove old grease from the regulator piston. Apply new grease to
the piston sha, and the #11 o-ring on the piston, as well as the #8 o-ring.
Apply new grease to the inside of the frame bore before re-installing your regulator.
More detailed drawings of the sub assemblies are available from macdevpaintball.com/support.
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#11 o-ring
Piston
#8 o-ring
#11 o-ring
#12 o-ring
Filter
Piston stem
(Lubricate here)
Spring Unscrew regulator from frame
(degass marker rst)
The piston may not come
out with the regulator body.
Never use pliers or any tool
to grab the piston, this can
damage it. Use a 1/8” allen
key pushed into the centre
hole of the allen key to help
remove the piston if it is
lodged in the frame bore.

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TROUBLESHOOTING
If you are experiencing dicules with your marker, please check this table rst to see if there is an easy soluon
listed. If at any me you are unsure about how to work on your marker, please contact a cered MacDev technician
or service centre.
Symptom Possible Cause Soluon
Although a fresh baery
has been ed, your
marker will not turn on
The baery has not been ed
correctly
Ensure that the baery is rmly connected to
both terminals. Ensure that the posive (+)
terminal is connected to the posive terminal
on your baery.
Your marker leaks from
the solenoid
Leaking bolt #M16-2 o-ring Clean and relubricate the drivetrain with
parcular aenon to the bolt o-ring #M16-
2. Replace if necessary.
Solenoid installaon or operaonal
fault
Check the solenoid is mounted correctly. If
mounng is correct and the seal is in place,
contact your local tech.
Pressure too high Reduce the pressure seng on your inline
regulator
Your Prime uses
excessive air
Keg internal number 19 o-ring leaks Relube and check the keg o-ring. Replace as
necessary.
General leak Make certain that there are no leaks from
your gun or air system wasng your air
supply.
Symptom Possible Cause Soluon
The beam sensor is not
reading correctly
Bolt is not moving Trying to cycle your Prime without air can
lead to sensor fault signals, ignore them un-
less your bolt is moving back and forth.
Eyes are dirty Check that the eyes are clean and not
blocked.
Eyes are faulty Replace the eye pair.
Your Prime is
chopping paintballs
Beam sensor is turned o Always play with the beam sensor
enabled.
Beam sensor is dirty or blocked Clean the breach, bolt and sensor.
Loader is set on a force seng too
high for your paintballs
Some force fed loaders can apply enough
force to break a fragile paintball. If this is the
case, consult your loader manual to reduce
the force seng.
Detents are missing or incorrectly
installed
Replace or re-install your detents.
Eye delay too low Increase the eye delay (pg 13)
Your Prime will not re The trigger is set up incorrectly Ensure that the trigger actuates the micro-
switch by adjusng the actuator screw.
The beam sensor is on, and there are
no paintballs loaded
Load some paintballs.
The solenoid is not plugged in Plug the solenoid into the board.

ITEM NO.
PartNo
DESCRIPTION QTY.
1 X6BODY Body 1
2
VXDETENT Detent 2
3
X6FRAME Frame 1
4
X6WRAP Wrap around Grip 1
5
C6MPAD Membrane pad 1
6
9VBAT 9V battery 1
7
X5SHPRA Regulator assembly 1
7.1
X5SHPRP Inline regulator piston 1
7.2
X5HPRAB Regulator adjuster body 1
7.3
C6REGFC Regulator cap 1
7.4
C6REGR Regulator retainer 1
7.5
X5SSEAT Seat 1
7.6
C6LPRS Regulator spring 1
7.7
OR8 Number 8 o-ring 2
7.8
OR11 Number 11 o-ring 2
7.9
OR12 Number 12 o-ring 1
7.10
C6FIL Filter 1
7.11 X5SHPRAR Adjuster retainer 1
7.12 X5SHPRAC Adjuster cap 1
7.13 X5SHPRAV Adjuster valve 1
7.14 X5SHPRAS Adjuster spring 1
7.15 ORM3 M3 o-ring 1
8 X6TRIGA Trigger Assembly 1
8.1
X6TRIG Trigger 1
8.2
X6TRIGG Trigger guide 1
8.3
S6-3-16 Trigger short screw 3
8.4
VXTBEAR Trigger bearing 2
8.5
S6-3-16-C S6-1-4 screw 1
8.6
C6TSPRING Trigger spring 1
8.7
S6-1-2 Trigger long screw 1
8.8
X6TRIGP Trigger pin 1
8.9
C3-1-2 Trigger assembly mount screw 2
9
B5-3-16 B5-3-16 screw 5
10
C6MPADS Membrane pad screw 1
11
C4-1-8 Eye cover screw 2
12
B7-1-4 Frame mount screw 3
13
C8-5-16 Front grip core screw 1
14
C7-5-16 C7-5-16 screw 2
15
X6ASA ASA assembly 1
15.1
X6ASAB ASA body 1
15.2
C3-3-4 ASA lever screw 1
15.3
X6ASAL ASA Lever 1
15.4
X6ASAP ASA Pin 1
15.5
X6ASAR ASA Retainer 1
15.6
X6ASAS ASA Spring 1
15.7
OR7 Number 7 o-ring 2
15.8 OR8 Number 8 o-ring 1
15.9 OR5 Number 5 o-ring 1
16 DXSOL Solenoid 1
16.1
D2SOLG Solenoid gasket 1
17
X6FTA Feed tube assembly 1
17.1
VXFTBODY Feed tube body 1
17.2
VXFTLEV Feed tube lever 1
17.3
X6FTAS Feed lever adjuster screw 1
17.4
VXFTM Feed tube mount screw 1
17.5
C3-1-4 C3-1-4 screw 1
18
X6EC-LHS Eye cover left hand side 1
19
X6EC-RHS Eye cover right hand side 1
20
S2BAC Shift 2 barrel assembly 1
20.1
S2IXXX Shift 2 insert 1
20.2
S2BAC Shift 2 back 1
20.3
S2T14 Shift 2 tip 1
20.4
S2G Shift 2 grip 1
20.5 OR17 Number 17 o-ring 1
20.6 OR16 Number 16 o-ring 1
20.7 ORM18 M18 o-ring 1
21 Board assembly 1
21.1
X6MBOARD Main board 1
21.2
C6DBOARD Display board 1
22
B5-7-8 Front grip cap screw 1
23
X6BB Body board 1
23.1
X6BB Body board 1
23.2 4
23.3 2
23.4 1
23.5 1
24
C3-1-4 C3-1-4 Screw 5
25
X6FGCAP Front grip cap 1
26
X6FGCORE Front grip core 1
27
X6FG Front grip rubber 1
28
X6SP Subplate 1
29
Drivetrain assembly 1
29.1
X6BOLT Bolt 1
29.2
x6BTIP Bolt tip 1
29.3
X6VAL Valve 1
29.4
X6VNN Valve nose nut 1
29.5
X6VNC Nose cone 1
29.6
X6KEG Keg 1
29.7
X6VC Valve cap 1
29.8
X6DSC Detent spring carrier 1
29.9
CL5VALS Drive spring 1
29.10
X6DCAP Drive cap 1
29.11
CL5PPD Pullpin detent 1
29.12
CL5PP Pullpin 1
29.13
X6DC Drive cover 1
29.14 OR20 Number 20 o-ring 4
29.15 OR17 Number 17 o-ring 1
29.16 OR19 Number 19 o-ring 1
29.17 OR14 Number 14 o-ring 1
29.18 ORM16-2 M16-2 o-ring 1
29.19 X6BUMP Bump stop 1
29.20 OR14
Number 14 o-ring 1
29.21 OR110 Number 110 o-ring 1
29.22 OR16 Number 16 o-ring 1
29.23 OR11 Number 11 o-ring 1
30 C6TPLUG Subplate plug 1
31 X5EYE Eye set 1
32 ORM4 M4 o-ring 1
33 OR7 Number 7 o-ring 1
34 ORM2 M2 o-ring 1
35 1
36 2
37 1
38 S2T14 Shift 2 tip 1
39 S2BAC Shift 2 back 1
40 S2IXXX Shift 2 insert 4
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PRIME SPECIFICATIONS
(Specs are a guide only and may change without noce)
Physical
Length 225mm (538mm with barrel)
Width 34mm
Height 205mm
Weight 895g with barrel and baery
Barrel Threads Autococker
Performance
Operang pressure 100psi
Maximum Rate of Fire 30 BPS (only allowed with eyes on, and paint)
Electronics
Soware Miliaso V1.xx
Hardware PRIME V1.03 (Lead Free)
Display 65K colour OLED, low power usage 128x32px
Power 9V standard baery 6LR61
Fire modes Semi, NXL, PSP, Custom ramp, Full Auto
Connecvity Mini USB
Solenoid 5V 1W
MACDEV TECHNICAL
ASSISTANCE
If you require technical assistance,
please contact your local MacDev
service centre. You can also nd
assistance on the MacDev support
website :
macdevpaintball.com/support
Symptom Possible Cause Soluon
Your Prime res high on
the rst shot or
inconsistently.
Creeping regulator Clean and lubricate the reglulator, ensure that
the seat and piston are in good condion.
Your Prime res low on
the rst shot
Scking drivetrain Clean and relubricate the drivetrain. If you
connue to have problems:
-increase the dwell by 1-2 ms.
-increase the ABS parameter on your board.