strange emag occurance

[blitz134]

im just posting to see if anyone else has had this problem...i got my emag yesterday and it had 8209 shots on it...so of couse i pull it about 1000 more times to make sure it works...after that i put the gun down for a minute and when i came back to it i scanned through the menu again...it now said 559624...it just jumped by 550000 for some reason...so later that day i was shooting it again...and i looked at the counter and it said 237...quite strange...but now it has jumped back up to 550867 again...strange really...but when it jumps it always holds the first 4 digits and just tacks 55 on the front...i dont know why...this happening to anyone else...and yes it is the 1.37v of the board

[Miscue]

That's because the EMag is so darn fast, it spits out way more balls than your mind can keep track of.

:)

Sounds broke... call AGD tech line.

[blitz134]

i called them...they said it was fine...and they had never heard of the problem...but it seems to be shooting fine...

[Russ]

Hmm, my Micro E-Mag did that. The Pro-Team tech said that it was because the trigger was adjusted in such a way to "tell" the counter it was firing, even though it wasn't (sounds like bull to me) AGD reset the counter for me when they serviced the gun.

[AGD]

Hummm sounds strange, might be some kind of electrical noise. Try pushing and pulling the trigger very positively and see if it counts right,

AGD

[raider_o1]

Originally posted by AGD
Hummm sounds strange, might be some kind of electrical noise. Try pushing and pulling the trigger very positively and see if it counts right,

AGD

:D I am sorry I cannot help it!

I suppose the E-mag would tell you if you pushed or pulled negitively. My ex-girlfriend liked positive pushing and pulling and makes noise too. Do I need to be that sensual with a mechanical device?

[Pand0ra]

I had the same problem too, twice. The counter jumped from 4500 to 550000, and got back to 0 after a few thousands other shots. I've also the 1.37v of the software.
A++

[Pand0ra]

btw it has nothing to do with the trigger :). I guess the µC writes to his memory at the wrong moment, when the power is sometimes too low due to the action of the solenoid.
Just a supposition of course :)

[C¥borg]

I had the same problem, I managed to get it fixed, I just moved the magnet in the trigger out a little more, I guess it was causing some interferience or something, cause it's never happend since I moved the magnet.