what do you use to measure BPS

[RRfireblade]

Urm, cuz a single shot attempt correlates with the counter being incremented. If it sends a logic high to the solenoid, it increments the counter - guaranteed.

In a FA condition, the shot counter is still an exact indication of how many attempts the board made to fire. The issue is, whether or not the number of trigger pulls are correctly accounted for and if the marker mechanically fired when asked to do so by the board.

This FA issue is an I/O problem, where the board receives false inputs... not a logic problem.

I understand and agree. If the 'FA issue' initiates multiple inputs to the board for a single trigger pull,you get an incorrectly stated BPS in regards to trigger pulls but an accurate read from the board in regards to received signals.

So........my point was/is........

If you have 4.0 and after a string the BPS meter says 19,as in the Dayspring video(which we all know was no where near 19) then the meter was not accurate in a practical sense.As in it did not reflect actual trigger pulls or accurately gauge the speed of the shooter which was the point of this whole discussion.

[hitech]

If the 'FA issue' initiates multiple inputs to the board for a single trigger pull, you get an incorrectly stated BPS in regards to trigger pulls but an accurate read from the board in regards to received signals.

If you have 4.0 and after a string the BPS meter says 19,as in the Dayspring video(which we all know was no where near 19) then the meter was not accurate in a practical sense. As in it did not reflect actual trigger pulls or accurately gauge the speed of the shooter, which was the point of this whole discussion.

[RRfireblade]

That's cool. I believe you.