Newer Software??? 4.0???

[deadeye9]

3.005 inches, as measured from where to where? I guess one end would be the bottom of the plunger. Would the other end be the round top of the pivot arm?

A picture with arrows would be helpful.

[Miscue]

Originally posted by deadeye9
3.005 inches, as measured from where to where? I guess one end would be the bottom of the plunger. Would the other end be the round top of the pivot arm?

Correct.

[deadeye9]

Like so?

[Miscue]

Yeah.

[purplemag]

I am so happy, this is my first ever thread where over 2000 people have read it!
I guess it shows there is a lot of interest in the new software!

[sps16]

Originally posted by purplemag
I am so happy, this is my first ever thread where over 2000 people have read it!

congratulations

[Mickster]

Hi,

Im from the UK and was wondering how much it costs to get the new software as i currently only have 1.37.

Cheers

Mike

[gibby]

LOL!! Okay, who's been hitting the refresh button multiple times?

[Miscue]

Report of non-bug:

The EEPROM is only saved to when something has been changed, and the marker is sitting idle for 3 seconds. So if you turn off your gun too quickly, the last changes since the last idle period won't be recorded.

The reason I did it this way is because: The EEPROM saving process can create a delay... it disables the internal timer and interrupts because EEPROM writing cannot be interrupted - and from what I can tell the amount of time it takes is not finite... it can vary. I want the EEPROM to save as few times as possible, and only when it sits there doing nothing. You can see how this can screw up your ROF timing and Debounce timing because EEPROM writing in a sense... stops time temporarily.

I did not look at it 'really' closely, but I 'think' 3.2 updates the EEPROM very often, and I know for sure that doing this creates an unnatural delay and messes up the timing... and slows your marker down when firing... and it will drop shots regardless of shot buffering... because it gets stuck waiting for the EEPROM to finish rather than looking at the trigger.

[Duke of Lawnchair]

Flyboy and I played @ SC Village this monday. Someone that we played with brought their buddy to video tape us.

I'll see if I can get the video.

BTW, Flyboy was ripping on his x-mag. Enough to get one player on the opposite side of the field to become angry at him. I'm going to assume that 4.0 was a "little" too fast for his liking...

Jim

[Duke of Lawnchair]

Hehe...was it because of the Xmag or because of the way he looks?

To all of us who have actually seen Martin, I'd have to say the latter. BUT, Martin was wearing a mask soooo, in this case I would have to say the former!

Jim

[Duke of Lawnchair]

Originally posted by Miscue
Ok well... make sure your plunger rod is at: 3.005"

Miscue,

I just mic'd it.

Verdict:
3.015"

Jim

[RoadDawg]

Just thought I'd through this out. Not sure if this is software or other related but I'm getting serious multiple shots. I've set the debounce on multiple settings 1-5 and 10. Only time I didn't get much multi shots was when the ROF was around 10-15. Is this due to my trigger pull length? Just wondering. Also I love the bottom button primer for the warp. Something I probably wouldn't have found out til later.

[Miscue]

Sounds like retro-bounce... or something mechanical. I remember your marker as having really bad retro-bounce.

[RoadDawg]

Originally posted by Miscue
Sounds like retro-bounce... or something mechanical. I remember your marker as having really bad retro-bounce.

Ya that was mine. Tato adjusted my trigger rod way back to wear I can't use mechanical at all anymore. So the trigger rod isn't the cause. He did give me a different on/off pin so maybe that is what is causing it.