Empire Vanquish paintball marker User Manual

Below you will find brief information for paintball marker Vanquish. The Empire Vanquish is the pinnacle of intelligent marker design incorporating cutting edge technology within a proven marker platform. Hardware Features Pressure balanced Spool Valve firing engine Super Freak 7pc barrel kit with Carbon Fiber tip and five bore sizes (.675, .680, .685, .690, .695) 5-way joystick navigation control Super bright 2000:1 contrast ratio 1” OLED Display, White on Black background Built-in temperature compensated precision Pressure Transducer for on-screen pressure read-out. No bulky external gauges or special pressure tester kit needed Blue Laser Breech Sensor System Low force trigger switch 2.7KHz Beeper to provide audio feedback Nano Watt XLP Flash microcontroller performing up to 16 MIPS (million instructions per second) provides highly accurate timing while not eating your battery Single tool for all maintenance Quick strip bolt Gas through grip frame Ambidextrous feedneck with adjustment ON/OFF ASA with Regulator Quick strip trigger Software Features “Slick Assistant” lubricant monitoring system alerts you when you need to lube you gun 4C Eye compatible out of the box USB to PC enabled out of the box with no special accessories needed. Upgrade firmware, change settings, and make custom boot screens with the included PC software RF Upgradeable for seamless marker to loader communication Interrupt based firmware gives an ultra responsive feel when firing. Virtually no lag time between trigger pull and response time Super intuitive menu system that makes changing settings quick and easy 3 Customizable User Configurations to quickly and easily switch your style of play in seconds Training mode with Beeper feedback for users to practice their trigger speed without the need for air and paintballs User adjustable Anti-Bolt Stick settings makes first shot drop off a thing of the past Preset tournament firing modes to keep you legal at all major tournament series Customizable ramping and full-auto modes to max out your markers performance Resettable shot counter Screen display of calculated Average and Peak ROF’s

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INTRODUCTION............................................................................................

RULES FOR SAFE MARKER HANDLING...............................................................

QUICK SETUP...............................................................................................

Super Freak Barrel..........................................................................

Vanquish Power On/Off....................................................................

Tank Installation.............................................................................

Installing a Loader and Paintballs.......................................................

Firing the Empire Vanquish...............................................................

VANQUISH SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT...............................................................

Battery Replacement and Life Indicator..............................................

Pressure and Velocity Adjustment......................................................

Trigger Adjustment..........................................................................

ELECTRONIC BOARD FUNCTIONS.....................................................................

Live Mode......................................................................................

Main Menu.....................................................................................

Config Menu...................................................................................

System Menu.................................................................................

Tournament Lock............................................................................

VANQUISH MENU TREE..................................................................................

VANQUISH PC SOFTWARE..............................................................................

Software Installation.......................................................................

Using the Vanquish USB Tool Software................................................

Vanquish Boot Screen Editor Software................................................

Vanquish PC Software Troubleshooting...............................................

GENERAL MAINTENANCE................................................................................

External Cleaning............................................................................

Barrel............................................................................................

Firing Engine Assembly....................................................................

Maintenance of Firing Engine............................................................

Cleaning Eyes/Ball Detent.................................................................

Trigger Maintenance........................................................................

Regulator.......................................................................................

SPLITTING THE BODY....................................................................................

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE.............................................................................

PART DESCRIPTION DIAGRAMS.......................................................................

Barrel............................................................................................

Feedneck.......................................................................................

Firing Engine..................................................................................

Body..............................................................................................

Grip Frame.....................................................................................

Trigger...........................................................................................

Foregrip.........................................................................................

Regulator.......................................................................................

WARRANTY INFO..........................................................................................

INTRODUCTION

Empire Paintball has created the finest paintball marker in the proud history of Empire products. The Vanquish is the pinnacle of intelligent marker design incorporating cutting edge technology within a proven marker platform.

Hardware Features

• Pressure balanced Spool Valve firing engine

• Super Freak 7pc barrel kit with Carbon Fiber tip and five bore sizes (.675, .680, .685,

.690, .695)

• 5 way joystick navigation control

• Super bright 2000:1 contrast ratio 1” OLED Display, White on Black background

• Built in temperature compensated precision Pressure Transducer for on screen pressure

read-out. No bulky external gauges or special pressure tester kit needed

• Blue Laser Breech Sensor System

• Low force trigger switch

• 2.7KHz Beeper to provide audio feedback

• Nano Watt XLP Flash microcontroller performing up to 16 MIPS (million instructions per

second) provides highly accurate timing while not eating your battery

• Single tool for all maintenance

• Quick strip bolt

• Gas through grip frame

• Ambidextrous feedneck with adjustment

• ON/OFF ASA with Regulator

• Quick strip trigger

Software Features

• “Slick Assistant” lubricant monitoring system alerts you when you need to lube you gun

• 4C Eye compatible out of the box

• USB to PC enabled out of the box with no special accessories needed. Upgrade firmware,

change settings, and make custom boot screens with the included PC software

• RF Upgradeable for seamless marker to loader communication

• Interrupt based firmware gives an ultra responsive feel when firing. Virtually no lag time

between trigger pull and response time

• Super intuitive menu system that makes changing settings quick and easy

• 3 Customizable User Configurations to quickly and easily switch your style of play in

seconds

• Training mode with Beeper feedback for users to practice their trigger speed without the

need for air and paintballs

• User adjustable Anti-Bolt Stick settings makes first shot drop off a thing of the past

• Preset tournament firing modes to keep you legal at all major tournament series

• Customizable ramping and full-auto modes to max out your markers performance

• Resettable shot counter

• Screen display of calculated Average and Peak ROF’s

Empire Vanquish Specifications

• Model: Empire Vanquish

• Barrel: 14 inch ported, three-piece Carbon/Aluminum Super Freak

• Caliber: .68

• Action: Electro-pneumatic

• Air Source: Compressed Air or Nitrogen (NoCO

• Battery: One 9-Volt (Alkaline Only)

)

• Main Body Material: Aerospace 6061 Aluminum

• Weight: 25 ounces

INCLUDED WITH YOUR EMPIRE VANQUISH:

•

14” Super Freak Barrel (14” Carbon Tip, Aluminum Back, 5 Inserts - .675, .680, .685, .690,

.695)

• Neoprene Marker Carry Case

• 3/32” Hex Wrenches - Driver Handle, L-shaped

• Lubricant

• Empire Barrel Bag

• Empire Headband

• Bottle Opener/Key Chain

• Empire Stickers

• One 9-Volt Alkaline Battery

• Quick Start Manual

• Full Digital Manual on CD

• USB Cable

Rules For Safe Marker Handling

IMPORTANT: Never carry your Empire Vanquish uncased when not on a playing field. The non-paintball public and law enforcement personnel may not be able to distinguish between a paintball marker and a firearm. For your own safety and for those in the area and to protect the image of the sport, always carry your Empire Vanquish in the marker case or a suitable container.

Safety and safe marker handling are the most important aspects of paintball sports. Please practice each of the following steps with an unloaded marker before attempting to operate your marker with an air source and paintballs. Read this entire manual before loading, or installing an air cylinder, or in any way attempting to operate the marker.

*READ OWNER’S MANUAL BEFORE USING*

• This is not a toy, use with caution.

• Treat every marker as if it were loaded.

• Never look down the barrel of a paintball marker.

• Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot.

• Never point the marker at anything you don’t wish to shoot, including fragile objects such

as windows.

• Keep the marker turned off until ready to shoot.

• Keep the barrel-blocking device in/on the marker’s barrel when not shooting.

• Always remove paintballs and the air source before disassembly.

• After removing air source, point marker in safe direction and discharge until marker is

confirmed as degassed.

• Store the marker unloaded and degassed in a secure place.

• Follow warnings listed on the air source for handling and storage

• Every person within range must wear eye, face, and ear protection designed specifically to

stop paintballs and meeting ASTM standard F1776.

• Always measure your marker’s velocity before playing paintball and never shoot at veloci

ties in excess of 300 feet-per-second (91.44 meters).

• Remember that the ultimate safety device is you, the operator.

For manuals in other languages and warranty details, go to: paintballsolutions.com

QUICK SETUP

Empire Super Freak Barrel

The Empire Super Freak Barrel is included with the Empire Vanquish marker. The Super

Freak is a three-piece barrel that consists of a front section (tip), a back section (back) and five sized, aluminum inserts. The inserts are used to match the size of the paintball to the barrel to create the most accurate and efficient barrel system available.

The threaded sections of the Super Freak have O-Rings to prevent the barrel from vibrating loose when fired. There are also two O-Rings within the barrel back to keep the insert from sliding out of the barrel. Replace and lubricate with Dow 33 grease as necessary.

SUPER FREAK ASSEMBLY

1. Insert the threaded end of the barrel tip into the open section of the barrel back.

2. Hold the barrel back and turn the barrel tip clockwise until it stops (Do not over tighten).

Ensure the threads are engaged correctly and are not cross-threading which would dam-

age the both the tip and the barrel back.

3. After the tip and back are merged, choose the desired insert size and install into the barrel

back.

4. Push the insert all the way into the barrel back until it stops, if installed correctly, the insert

should be flush with the back of the barrel.

To determine the correct bore size:

1. Assemble the barrel and choose an insert and install it into the barrel back.

2. Select 5 – 10 paintballs of the same type you will be using to play

3. Place a ball into the end of the barrel

a. Tip the barrel, if the ball rolls through without any outside force, switch to a smaller

insert. The inserts have the size engraved onto the side of each one (sized .675, .680,

.685, .690, .695)

b. If the ball barely fits into the barrel and you can’t blow it out (easily) switch to a larger

insert.

4. When the ball is blown out of the barrel listen for a small pop sound. If you can blow the

ball out of the barrel without blowing hard you should have a good ball-to-bore match.

Note: The more you exhale through the barrel, the more moisture can accumulate within the insert and affect your testing. If you notice that the ball is starting to stick, or see a buildup of moisture, clean and dry the barrel before continuing with the selection of bore sizes.

BARREL INSTALLATION

• The Vanquish and the supplied Super Freak barrel use Autococker threads.

• Make sure the Vanquish is de-gassed, loader removed, no paintballs in the feedneck or

breech, and the marker is turned OFF prior to installing barrel.

• While pointing the marker in a safe direction, place the threaded end of the barrel into the

front opening of the marker.

• Turn the barrel clockwise until it stops (Do not over tighten).

• Install the included barrel-blocking device. This can be barrel bag or other such device that

prevents accidental discharge of paintballs.

Vanquish Power On/Off

• Turn Marker ON - Press and hold the CENTER of the Directional

Pad (the black button/joy stick located under the screen) until

the screen illuminates to turn the board/marker ON. The Boot

Up Splash Screen will display for 3 seconds. You are now in

LIVE Mode (see below for more details) and the marker is ready

to fire.

• Turn Marker OFF - Press and hold CENTER on Directional Pad

(D-pad) to enter the MAIN Menu, release D-Pad and then press

CENTER on D-Pad when the display reads OFF to turn board off.

• Automatic Off feature - The Empire Vanquish also has an

automatic off feature. If you accidentally leave your marker

powered up, it will shut itself off after approximately 10 minutes

of inactivity.

Note: the Auto Off time and the Boot Screen Display are adjustable in the SYSTEM Menu

Tank Installation

The Empire Vanquish is designed to work with compressed air/nitrogen only. Do not use

, as it will damage your marker. The Empire Vanquish utilizes a fully functional regulator at the bottom of the grip frame that doubles as an On/Off ASA (Air Source Adapter) or receiver for a standard threaded preset output compressed air system. If you are using an adjustable output regulator system, the output pressure should be 500-650 psi.

WARNING

• Remember compressed air or nitrogen systems can be extremely dangerous if misused or

improperly handled. Use only cylinders meeting D.O.T., TC or regionally defined specifica-

tions.

•

Never add any lubricants or greases into the fill adapter on your tank regulator.

• Do not install compressed air or load paintballs into your Empire Vanquish until you feel

completely confident with your ability to handle your Empire Vanquish safely.

BEFORE PRESSURIZING YOUR EMPIRE VANQUISH

• Check to make sure that you and anyone within range are wearing eye protection designed

specifically for paintball.

• Double check that all screws are tightened and no parts are loose before installing your

tank.

• Make sure the Firing Engine system is properly locked in place.

• Ensure you have a barrel plug, barrel sock, or other specifically designed barrel blocking

device in place.

• Make sure there are no paintballs in the marker and the power is off.

PRESSURIZING YOUR EMPIRE VANQUISH

• Flip the regulator’s On/Off ASA lever forward so it’s pointing toward the front of the marker.

• Install a compressed air tank, by screwing it in clockwise; making sure it’s fully threaded

into the ASA.

• Flip the On/Off ASA lever back so it’s flush with the regulator and pointing toward the rear

of the marker. The marker will become pressurized.

DE-PRESSURIZING YOUR EMPIRE VANQUISH

• Make sure a barrel-blocking device is installed in/on the end of the barrel.

• Turn the Empire Vanquish off using the D-Pad as explained above.

• Remove loader and all paintballs from marker.

• Flip the On/Off lever forward and allow the gas to vent from the regulator.

• Air may remain within the marker once the regulator is vented. While the barrel blocking

device is still installed, turn your Vanquish on, turn the eyes off and pull the trigger a few

times to deplete all remaining air.

• Read the pressure rating and make sure the pressure reads “LOW”.

• Remove your air cylinder by slowly and carefully unscrewing it counter-clockwise.

Installing a Loader and Paintballs

The Empire Vanquish uses .68 caliber, water-soluble paintballs, readily available at paintball pro-shops, commercial playing fields, and many sporting goods stores. The paintballs feed from the loader through the neck and into the breech of the marker.

The Empire Vanquish comes equipped to accept standard-gravity feed loaders as well as most agitating and force-feed loaders. Open the clamp lever and place the loader neck directly into the marker feed neck. Align the loader in line with the marker so the nose points in the same direction as the barrel. Close the lever, noting that it might be necessary to adjust the feed neck’s clamping screw to get a snug fit on your loader.

Firing the Empire Vanquish

Keep your finger out of the trigger guard and away from the trigger, point the muzzle of your marker in a safe direction at all times during this process. Be sure your goggles are securely in place and make sure the Vanquish marker is off.

Warning: Everyone within firing range should always use ASTM approved eye and face protection in the presence of live paintball markers.

• Place the empty loader onto the marker. Be sure that it is securely mounted in place

• Install and apply the compressed gas, pressurizing the marker

• Put the paintballs into the loader

• Remove the barrel plug, sock or barrel-blocking device

• Aim the Vanquish in a safe direction.

• Turn the Vanquish ON: Press and hold the CENTER of the D-Pad to turn board/marker ON

• Aim the Vanquish at the target

• Pull the trigger with a smooth squeezing motion

Caution:

When the game you are playing is over, remember to place the barrel blocking device onto your barrel and turn the marker off.

Vanquish SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT

Battery Replacement and Life Indicator

The Empire Vanquish requires a single 9-volt battery as the electronic power source. The use of brand-name batteries is highly recommended. The 9-volt battery is located within the grip and is accessed through the removal of the grip panel by using the 3/32” hex wrench to remove the grip screws. Confirm that the marker is OFF before changing or installing the battery.

If there is already a battery in the grip, carefully disconnect the battery from the battery harness, and then connect a fresh 9-Volt battery to the harness. Make sure that there are no abrupt kinks in the wires and that they are comfortably seated. Do not force into place. Then re-install the grip and secure with the grip screws. The Empire Vanquish also has a battery life indicator visible on the screen in Live Mode. The battery icon will show the power level remaining in the battery.

Note: Some rechargeable batteries may be too large for the Empire Vanquish

battery compartment. If they don’t fit, please don’t force them as this may cause damage.

Pressure and Velocity Adjustment

The velocity can be adjusted by adjusting the pressure. Locate the Pressure Adjustment

Screw and using the 3/32” Hex wrench, turn the screw clockwise (inward) to increase the pressure (and velocity). Turn the screw counter-clockwise to decrease the pressure.

Turn on the Vanquish and enter the LIVE mode on the display (see below for more detail).

Press and hold the D-pad to the Left or Right for 1 second at a time to change displayed information. Repeat this process until the display cycles to pressure reading. This visual indicator will help determine the correct pressure/velocity you desire.

Trigger Adjustment

There are five adjustments that can be made on the on the trigger. Use the 3/32” hex wrench to make any desired adjustments:

A. Magnetic Tension – this affects how “hard” the pull of the trigger is

- Turning the adjustment screws “in” or clockwise will increase the force needed to pull

the trigger

B. Forward Travel – This adjusts the position of the trigger when not being fired

- Turning the adjustment screws “in” or clockwise will decrease the trigger length of

travel

C. Stop – This adjusts the farthest position the trigger will travel when depressed

- Turning the adjustment screws “in” or clockwise will decrease the travel of the trigger

by having the trigger stop sooner

D. Activation Point – This adjusts the position where the trigger pull registers a shot

- Turning the adjustment screws “in” or clockwise will decrease the travel of the trigger

needed before the Vanquish registers a shot

E. Spring Tension - Unscrew for more tension and more resistance. This adjustment can only

be made by removing the trigger or by splitting the body and foregrip (see page 23).

ELECTRONIC BOARD FUNCTIONS

• Turn Marker ON - Press and hold the CEN

TER of the Directional Pad (the black but

ton/joystick located under the screen) to

turn board/marker ON - You are now in LIVE

Mode (see below for more details) and the

marker is ready to fire. The D-PAD joystick

can be moved UP, DOWN, LEFT, RIGHT or

pressed IN

• Turn Marker OFF - Press and hold CENTER

on Directional Pad (D-pad) to enter the

MAIN Menu, release D-Pad and then press

CENTER on D-Pad when the display reads

OFF to turn board off.

• Automatic Off feature - The Empire Van

quish also has an automatic off feature. If

you accidentally leave your marker powered

up, it will shut itself off after approximately

10 minutes of inactivity.

Note: The Auto Off time is adjustable in the SYSTEM Menu

Boot Up Splash Screen:

When the marker is turned on the screen will display the boot up splash screen graphics for 3 seconds (Note – the boot screen display time can be changed via the settings menu, see page 15). After the boot screen time expires the marker is in LIVE mode and ready to fire. You may exit the boot screen and skip to LIVE mode at any time by moving the joystick in any direction or by pressing the trigger.

Note: The boot screen graphics can be changed using the Vanquish Boot Screen Editor and the Vanquish USB Tool on your PC. These applications come with your Vanquish Marker on the disc with the manual.

FIRMWARE VERSION: The firmware version will display at the bottom of the standard boot screen. If using a custom boot screen, software version will not display.

LIVE MODE

LIVE Mode is the standard mode when firing the marker. The main display will show the current Firing Mode, the current Rate of Fire (ROF) setting, Battery Level, Tournament Lock

Status, Trigger Status, EYE Status, Game Timer, user preferred marker data (default is Pressure Reading).

Live Mode D-Pad Controls:

• Firing Mode - The upper section of the display shows the current Firing Mode. The Van-

quish offers eight different Fire Mode options.

• Below the Firing Mode is the current Rate of Fire Cap setting, which can be changed in the

CONFIG Menu (see below for more details). This number will change depending

on whether the Eyes are On or Off.

• Battery Level Indicator - On the upper left of the display, below the Rate of Fire, is the Bat-

tery Level indicator. The indicator will blink when the battery is fully depleted.

• Tournament Lock – Below the Rate of Fire is the Tournament Lock indicator, shaped like

a padlock. The Tournament Lock is engaged when the padlock icon is closed. The Tourna

ment Lock can only be set by pressing a button on the Vanquish board (see page 16 for

more details).

• Trigger Status - The display will show the status of the trigger- a down arrow indicates that

the trigger is depressed.

• Eyes Status – Eyes are electronic light

beams that will not allow the marker to

fire until a paintball is completely loaded

into the breech and “seen”. This feature

helps eliminate chopped paintballs.

Press D-Pad in the UP direction to toggle

Eyes ON or OFF. The display icon will

show one of four settings: Eye Off, Eye

On-No Ball, Eye On with Ball, and Eye

Malfunction

• Game Timer – On the bottom left, the

display shows the Game Timer. Press

the D-Pad in the DOWN direction to start

the Game Timer. Press DOWN and hold

for 1 second to stop the timer or hold DOWN for 3 seconds to reset the Game Timer.

• Press and Hold the D-Pad in the LEFT or RIGHT directions to display more user data.

• Regulator Pressure - The Vanquish Marker has a built in temperature compensated

precision electronic pressure transducer.

This shows the marker pressure as

regulated by the ASA/Regulator.

The pressure transducer has a range of

50-250psi. Out of this range,

pressure will not be displayed, and will

display LOW or OVER.

• Shot Counter – The marker will keep

track of the number of shots fired. This

number will increase each time

the solenoid is cycled and will be saved

even when power is disconnected. Shot

Counter can be reset in the settings

menu.

• AVG and Peak ROF’s Achieved - The Average ROF is the highest actual number of shots

that were started within 1 second. The Peak ROF is the shortest time between 2 consecu

tive shots. This can be reset by pressing the center on the joystick 2 times quickly

(Like double clicking a mouse).

• Lube Gauge - The Lube Gauge will monitor how many shots have occurred since last time

the maker was lubricated. This gauge must be reset by the user when the marker is lubed

for an accurate reading. There is also an alert associated with the Lube Gauge (see page

15 for Lube Alert).

• MAIN Menu – Press and hold CENTER on D-pad to enter the MAIN Menu (see below for

more details).

MAIN MENU

The display will show “MAIN MENU” at the top of the screen indicating the Main Menu.

Press the D-pad to the RIGHT, LEFT, UP or DOWN directions to scroll through the MAIN

Menu options. Press CENTER on the D-pad to make a selection.

• OFF – Turns Marker Off

• CONFIG – Enters User CONFIGurations Menu (see below)

• SYSTEM – Enters SYSTEM Settings Menu (see below)

• EXIT – Exits back to LIVE Mode

Note: MENU QUICK EXIT - As long as you are not currently modifying a setting, you can exit any menu at any time by pressing and releasing the trigger. This will take you back to LIVE Mode.

CONFIG MENU:

Note: Settings under this menu affect the markers firing characteristics and may not be modified when tournament lock is on. Press the D-pad in the UP or

DOWN directions to scroll through the USER CONFIGURATIONS Menu options.

Press CENTER or RIGHT on the D-pad enter the selected option and see the current setting.

User Configurations

There are 3 fully customizable user configurations (or profiles). The current user

CONFIG NUM (Profile) is displayed on the screen (1, 2, or 3).

• Only the settings under CONFIG menu are linked to a specific User Profile.

• If Tournament Lock is active, the marker will beep when trying to make a

selection and you cannot modify any settings in the CONFIG tmenu.

• Changing the values of a setting will only affect the Profile that is currently

chosen.

If the current Profile is 1, any changes to the user settings in the CONFIG menu will

only affect Profile 1.

FIRE MODE -

Choose between the different firing modes

• The current Firing Mode setting is displayed on the right side of the screen.

• Press CENTER or RIGHT to change the Fire Mode setting

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through Firing Modes

• Press CENTER or LEFT to save your selection

• SEMI - Semi automatic firing shoots 1 shot per trigger pull up to the max ROF

(Rate of Fire) setting

• RAMP – Semi auto shots (equal to Ramp Shot Start setting), then a Ramping

rate of fire up to the max ROF setting (if Ramp Sustain Trigger Pulls

per Second is achieved, see below)

• BURST – Semi auto shots (equal to Ramp Shot Start setting), then multiple-

shot bursts at the max ROF. The number of shots in the burst is adjustable in

the BURST SHOT setting. If time between shots is longer than Ramp

Reset setting the marker goes back to Semi Automatic and the Ramp

Start shot counter is reset.

• AUTO - Semi auto shots (equal to Ramp Shot Start setting), then Fully Automatic firing

at the ROF CAP setting. If time between shots is longer than the Ramp Reset setting the

marker goes back to Semi Automatic and the Ramp Start shot counter is reset.

• PSP B - Complies to 2010-2012 PSP rules using Burst mode as described above

• PSP R - Complies to 2010-2012 PSP rules using Ramp mode as described above

• MILL - Complies to 2010-2012 Millennium Series Rules using Ramp mode as described

above

• NPPL – Complies with 2012 NPPL rules using Semi Auto mode as described above

ROF CAP

- Choose between having the marker Rate of Fire Capped or Uncapped. Turning this setting ON will cap the marker at the ROF (•) ON setting.

Turning this setting OFF will uncap the marker and allow the marker to fire as fast as paintballs can be loaded and detected by the eyes.

Note - Firing modes other than Semi may not be uncapped due to ASTM Safety

Regulations.

• The screen displays the current setting of whether ROF CAP is On or OFF

• Press CENTER or RIGHT to change the ROF Cap setting

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER on D-Pad to save the setting and return to

CONFIG menu

ROF (•) ON

- The maximum Rate of Fire with Eyes On (ROF Cap must be ON)

• The screen displays the current ROF EYES ON setting

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER on D-Pad to change the ROF with EYES ON

setting

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the BPS setting (8.0-25.0 BPS, in

0.1 BPS increments)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER on D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG

ROF (•) OFF

- The maximum Rate of Fire with Eyes OFF

• The screen displays the current ROF EYES OFF setting

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER on D-Pad to change the ROF with

EYES OFF setting

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the BPS setting

(8.0-25.0 BPS, in 0.1 BPS increments)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to CONFIG menu

ROF Default

- The maximum allowed Rate of Fire if the eyes become dirty or malfunction.

• The screen displays the current ROF Default setting (in BPS)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER on D-Pad to change the ROF

Default setting (default is 8 BPS)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the BPS setting (7-12

BPS, in 1 BPS increments)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG menu

Dwell

- Is the amount of time the solenoid stays on to fire a ball.

Setting the Dwell too high will decrease efficiency. Setting the

Dwell too low will cause inconsistent velocity.

• The screen displays the current Dwell time(in milliseconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the

Dwell Time (Default is 15.0 ms)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Dwell setting

(8.0-25.0 ms)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to CONFIG menu

Pull Debounce (PULL DEB)

- Time in milliseconds the trigger pull must be held to register a valid trigger pull. This eliminates electronic noise and vibrations that the board may wrongly interpret as a trigger action (trigger pull) and fire the marker. Too low of a value will cause undesired trigger pulls. Too high of a value will make it harder to achieve high rates of fire.

• The screen displays the current Trigger Pull Debounce setting (in milliseconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Trigger Pull Debounce setting

(default is 4ms)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Pull Debounce setting (1-20 ms)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG menu

Release Debounce (REL DEB)

- Time in milliseconds the trigger must remain released before next pull can be registered. Too low of a value will cause undesired trigger pulls. Too high of a value will make it harder to achieve high rates of fire.

• The screen displays the current Trigger Release Debounce setting (in millisec

onds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Release Debounce

setting (default is 6ms)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Release Debounce setting (1-20

ms)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG

AMB Level

- Anti-Mechanical Bounce will help prevent “Run Away” during sustained firing which is described as the marker shooting extra shots when the user is not pulling the trigger. A lower value will make it easier to maintain high rates of fire. A higher value will prevent “Run Away.”

• The screen displays the current AMB Level (adjustable from level

0-10 with level 0 being off)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the AMB

Level (default is 0)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the AMB LEVEL setting

(1-10)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to CONFIG menu

Ball in Place (BIP) Time

- Consecutive milliseconds the Eyes must sense a ball before they will allow the marker to fire. Increase this setting for slower feeding loaders to avoid chopping balls in the breech. Decrease this setting for use with faster feeding loaders to increase max

ROF. This setting only has an affect when the eyes are on and not malfunctioning. If not using a force feed loader a setting of at least 10ms is recommended.

• The screen displays the current BIP Time (in milliseconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Ball In Place setting (default is 5ms)

•

Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the BIP setting (1-20 ms)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG menu

Anti-Bolt Stick (ABS) Wait Time

– The time in seconds that must expire after a shot before ABS is activated. This helps prevent first shot drop-off. ABS is a feature to compensate for stiction of the bolt which causes low velocity on first shots of a string.

• The screen displays the current ABS Wait Time (in seconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the ABS Wait setting

(default is 60s)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the ABS Wait setting (10-200 sec, in

10 second increments)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG

Anti-Bolt Stick (ABS) Dwell

- Time that the dwell is increased by for the first shot when ABS is activated. Too high of a setting may cause first shot of a string to have high velocity. Too low of a setting may cause excessive bolt stick or first shot drop off.

• The screen displays the current ABS Dwell Time (in millisec

onds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the ABS

DWELL setting (default is 3ms)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the ABS Dwell setting

(0-10 ms)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and

return to CONFIG menu

Ramp Start

- Number of Semi-Auto shots needed before selected firing mode kicks in (affects all firing modes but Semi-Auto and NPPL).

• The screen displays the current Ramp Start setting (in # of shots)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Ramp Start setting (default is 3

shots)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Ramp Start setting (3-12 shots)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG menu

Ramp Sustain

- Trigger Pulls per Second (TPS) that must be maintained to continue ramping (affects RAMP, PSPR and MILL modes).

• The screen displays the current Ramp Sustain setting (in trigger

pulls per second)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to see current Ramp

Sustain setting (default is 3)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Ramp Sustain set

ting (3-12 TPS)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and

return to CONFIG menu

Ramp Reset

- Time after the last trigger pull before Ramp Start

Shot count will reset (affects all modes except Semi and NPPL).

• The screen displays the current Ramp Reset (in seconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Ramp Reset setting (default is 1.0)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Ramp Reset setting (0.1-1.0 sec)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to CONFIG menu

Burst Shots

- Determines how many shots are fired at each trigger pull when marker firing mode is BURST or PSP B. This setting will only affect BURST and PSP B firing modes.

• The screen displays the current Burst Shots setting (in # of

shots)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Burst

Shots setting (default is 3 shots)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Burst Shot setting

(2-6 shots)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to CONFIG menu

Back – Return to MAIN Menu

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad when BACK is visible to

return to the MAIN Menu.

SYSTEM MENU

Settings under this menu affect secondary functions of the marker that do not have to do with firing characteristics.

Navigating the System Menu

• Press the D-pad in the UP or DOWN directions to scroll through the SYSTEM

Menu options. The current setting for each option will be displayed on the

right side of screen.

• To select a setting for modification press the D-Pad RIGHT or CENTER.

• Tilt the D-Pad UP or DOWN to modify the setting value.

• Tilt the D-Pad LEFT or press CENTER to save the setting and go back to the

System Menu.

Game Timer

- Set the Game Timer countdown duration.

• The screen displays the current Game Timer duration - MM = Minutes, SS =

Seconds (MM:SS)

• Press the D-Pad Right or Center to change the duration time (default 7:10)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the

Game Timer minutes (00-99)

• Press CENTER of D-Pad to save minutes setting

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the

Game Timer seconds (00-59)

• Press CENTER of D-Pad to save seconds setting

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save settings and return to

SYSTEM Menu

Timer Alarm

- An audible alarm sounds with 1 minute left and continuously after the timer has expired.

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the setting from On or

OFF

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF (default is ON)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save the setting and return to

SYSTEM Menu

Trigger CMD

- After holding the trigger for 1 second while the marker is Live, Trigger Command allows the marker to perform a function, either Force Shot, or Toggle the Eyes On or Off, or both. A Force Shot is when the marker will cycle once with the Eyes ON even though there is no ball in the breech. This is to allow sound activated loaders to begin loading. The Trigger Command may also be set to OFF which will not perform any function when the trigger is held for 1 second.

• The screen displays the current setting of the Trigger Command

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Trigger

Command (either OFF, TOGGLE, FORCE or BOTH)

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF (default is

BOTH)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and

return to SYSTEM menu

Dwell Lock

- When selected ON, changing the Dwell Setting in any of the 3 user configurations (C1, C2, C3) will change the dwell for all 3 configurations.

When OFF, the dwell in each user configuration can be changed independently.

• The screen displays the current setting of either ON or OFF

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Dwell Lock setting (default is ON)

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save the setting and return to SYSTEM Menu

Brightness

- Adjustable the brightness of the screen display when screen is not dimmed

• The screen displays the current setting of the Brightness setting (A numerical value of 10%-100%, where 100% is the brightest setting)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Bright

ness setting (default is 50%)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Brightness setting

(10-100)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save the setting and

return to SYSTEM Menu

Dim Time

- The elapsed time after the last joystick activation in which the screen will dim to save power.

• The screen displays the current Dim Time setting (in seconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Dim Time

setting (default is 10 sec)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the setting (5-60 sec, in 5 sec intervals)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to SYSTEM menu

Auto Off

– The elapsed time after the last trigger activation in which marker will shut off to save power.

• The screen displays the current Auto Off setting (in minutes)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Auto Off

time (default is 10 min)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the Auto Off setting

(5-60min, in 5 minute intervals)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and

return to SYSTEM menu

Custom Boot

– This setting allows the user to turn the use of the custom boot screen graphics on/off. Custom boot screens can be made and downloaded using the Vanquish Boot Screen Editor and the Vanquish USB Tool software. These applications are included with the Vanquish on disc manual.

Note – if a custom boot screen has not been downloaded but the user turns it on the default boot screen will display. The firmware version will not display

when the custom boot screen is turned on.

• The screen displays whether the Custom Boot setting is On or Off

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Custom Boot setting (default is

OFF)

• Press UP or DOWN to switch the setting to either ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to SYSTEM menu

Boot Time

– This setting changes the amount of time the boot up splash screen is displayed when the marker is turned on. This time is adjustable from 0-5seconds with a setting of 0 not displaying the splash screen at all. This setting applies to both the standard and custom boot screens.

• The screen displays the current Boot Time setting (in seconds)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Boot

Time setting (default is 3 sec)

• Press UP or DOWN to increase/decrease the setting (0-5 sec)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and

return to SYSTEM menu

PRES SIZE

– There are two font size options for displaying the

Regulator Pressure – Large or Small.

• The screen displays whether the PRES SIZE setting is Large or

Small

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Pres Size setting (default is Small)

• Press UP or DOWN to switch the setting to either SMALL or LARGE

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to SYSTEM

System (SYS) Sound

- Turns the system sounds ON or OFF, including the startup, shutdown, and enter/exit menu sounds.

• The screen displays the current setting of either ON or OFF

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the System Sound (default

is ON)

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to SYSTEM

JSTK Sounds

- Joystick Sounds: Enables a beep when the joystick is activated when setting is ON.

• The screen displays the current setting of either ON or OFF

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Joy

stick Sound setting (default is ON)

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to SYSTEM Menu

Lube Alert

- This setting turns the Slick Assistant lube alerts ON or

OFF. The Slick Assistant lubrication monitoring system will alert the user if it is time to re-lube the marker. This alert plays a sound and shows a special alert message on screen when the marker is turned on. It also plays a sound if the Slick Assistant Lube Gauge is displayed during live mode.

• The screen displays the current setting of either ON or OFF

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to change the Lube Alert setting (default is ON)

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return to SYSTEM Menu

Reset Lube

- This setting will reset the lube gauge. This should be reset each time the marker is lubed. Two choices reset or cancel

Training

- When training mode is ON, while in Live Mode, instead of the marker cycling the solenoid, it will chirp quickly. The eyes are bypassed. This is for users to practice trigger activation without the need for an air source. Note – the marker will not fire while training mode is on.

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to see if Training Mode

setting is On or OFF

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle through ON or OFF (default is OFF)

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to save setting and return

to SYSTEM Menu

RST Shots

- Reset Shot Counter: Resets the Shot Counter when

YES is selected (also available through LIVE Mode menu)

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to Reset Shot Counter

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to reset the counter, then

return to SYSTEM Menu

FCTRY RST

- Factory Reset: Resets all settings to factory defaults when YES is selected

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad for FACTORY RESET

• Press UP or DOWN to cycle from NO to YES

• Press LEFT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to activate RESET if YES

is set

• Screen will then display “Resetting” and then will shut down

BACK

– Selecting will return you to the MAIN Menu

• Press RIGHT or Press CENTER of D-Pad to return the MAIN Menu

TOURNAMENT LOCK

The tournament lock can be toggled on/off by using the tournament lock button located just in front of the trigger on the underside of the body. The marker will play a distinct sound when the tournament lock is toggled and the on screen tournament lock icon will change accordingly.

SOFTWARE VERSION

• On startup, the software

version will display next to

the logo.

• Hold CENTER on D-Pad

during startup to

continuously display

the logo and software ver

sion.

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Vanquish PC SOFTWARE

The Vanquish PC Software consists of two separate applications, the Vanquish USB Tool which allows communication between the PC and Vanquish, and the Vanquish Boot Screen

Editor which allows users to create custom boot screens that can be downloaded onto the

Vanquish via the Vanquish USB Tool.

PC Requirements:

• Windows Vista, XP or 7 Operating System

• Hardware requirements

• 900 Mhz or faster processor

• Min. 128 MB RAM

• 25 MB of available hard disk space

Software Installation

Step 1 - Vanquish PC Software Installation

1. Insert the CD into your PC or download the files from

www.PaintballSolutions.com

2. View the contents of the software files and double-click

on “VPC Setup.exe” and follow the onscreen instructions for

software installation to your PC.

Note: Do NOT open the Vanquish PC software until instructed below!

Step 2 -

Ensure marker is Safe by removing the gas source and all paintballs before proceeding with

USB connection. With the Vanquish turned OFF, remove the firing engine and loosen the front grip screw of the Vanquish Marker to access the USB port (see page 24). Connect your

Vanquish to your PC via the USB cable that came with the marker.

Note: The battery must be connected to the Vanquish for the USB connection to work.

Step 3 – Installing USB Drivers

Access the USB port on the Vanquish Marker Circuit board and connect the board to your computer via USB cable. If you have an active internet connection, proceed to Step (A). If not proceed to Step (B).

A. If you have an active internet connection the drivers will automatically install. Simply allow windows to install the drivers for you and wait for the installation to complete. Note- windows may install several drivers. If windows does not automatically install proceed to (B) below.

B. To manually install the FTDI USB/COM/Serial drivers please proceed below to the area that matches the Windows version you use:

Windows XP Manual Install:

1. After connecting the Vanquish to the USB port, the New Hardware Found Wizard should

appear.

2. Select the option “No, not this time” and click “Next” to continue.

3. Select “Install from a list or specific location (Advanced)” and click “Next”.

4. Under “Search for the best driver in these locations” Browse to the “USB Drivers” folder in

the Vanquish PC Software Folder then click “Next”.

5. Depending on how your system is configured windows may pop up a warning. Click “Con

tinue Anyway”.

6. Windows will then proceed to install the first set of drivers. Click “Finish” after complete.

7. After this the New Hardware Found Wizard should appear again to install the second set of

drivers. Proceed as before with steps 2-5 to install.

Windows Vista Manual Install:

1. After connecting the Vanquish to the USB port the New Hardware Found window will ap-

pear.

2. Select “Locate and install driver software (recommended)”.

3. When windows asks for the disk select “I don’t have the disc, Show me other options”.

4. Windows will say it could not find driver software. Click “Browse my computer for driver

software”.

5. Browse to the USB Driver Folder in the Vanquish PC Software Folder. Windows should

install the first driver.

6. After installing the first driver the New Hardware Found Window should pop up again to

install the second driver. Repeat steps 2-5 to install the second driver.

Windows 7 Manual Install:

1. With Vanquish connected to USB Port go to Start > Control Panel.

2. Select “Hardware and Sound”.

3. At the next screen select “Device Manager” under “Devices and Printers”.

4. In the Device Manager window under “Other Devices” there should be a device with a

name similar to “FT232…” with a yellow warning symbol next to it, indicating the driver is

not installed. Right-click this to bring up a small menu.

5. Select “Update Driver Software”.

6. Next select “Browse my computer for driver software”.

7. Browse to the USB Driver folder in the Vanquish PC Software Folder. This should install

“USB Serial Converter” which is the first driver.

8. To install the second driver repeat steps 4-6. This should install USB Serial Port.

Finish Installation

Open the Vanquish USB Tool application (Vanquish USB Tool.exe) and the Vanquish Marker should automatically connect to the USB Tool. The status bar in the bottom of the window will indicate that the Vanquish has been connected.

Using the Vanquish USB Tool Software

The Vanquish USB tool allows users to complete the following tasks: edit and sync settings with the Vanquish, save settings to the PC, download custom boot screens onto the Vanquish, and update the Vanquish software.

1. Assure all paintballs and the gas source is removed from marker and marker has been

safely discharged before connecting marker to your PC.

2. Remove bolt system and remove front grip frame screw to expose mini USB port on under

side of the main circuit board (see page 24).

3. Connect USB cable between marker and PC.

4. Open the Vanquish USB Tool program and the marker will automatically connect to the

Vanquish USB Tool.

5. If the Vanquish USB Tool software program is already open, press Connect.

ONCE CONNECTED:

Once the Vanquish is successfully connected to your PC, the User Configurations and System

Settings will be loaded from the Vanquish board and automatically shown in the Vanquish

USB Tool.

Users have the ability to:

-Change settings and load them to the marker

-Load settings from a file on the PC and load them onto the marker

-Save currently displayed settings onto the PC

-Flash new software onto the Vanquish

-Load Custom Boot Up Screens onto the Vanquish

How to Sync Settings with Vanquish Marker

Click “Sync Settings” to sync the setting on the Tool software with the connected Vanquish marker. The settings must be synced before the changed settings appear on the Vanquish marker. The Status bar and pop-up messages will notify users when the sync is complete. Syncing the settings usually takes around five seconds.

How to Save Settings to PC

Click Save Settings and follow the prompt to save the current settings from the Vanquish USB Tool. Configuration 1, 2, 3 and System settings will be saved on the PC. The file format is .txt so it may be edited outside of the

Vanquish USB Tool.

How to Load Settings from PC

Click “Load Settings” and follow the prompt to open and load a Vanquish settings file into the Vanquish USB Tool software. Click “Sync Settings” to sync the loaded settings with the Vanquish. Settings files are in .txt format, so they can also be edited outside of the Vanquish USB

Tool.

How to Update the Vanquish Board Software

Clicking “Update Software’ will open a prompt that allows the user to select a Vanquish Firmware File (.vff). When the file is selected the software will be downloaded onto the Vanquish. The Status Bar and popup messages will notify users when the update is complete. This process typically takes between 30-45 seconds.

How to Download Custom Boot Screens to Vanquish

Click “Download Custom Boot Screen” and follow the prompt to choose a Vanquish Boot Screen File (.vbs) from the PC. Vanquish

Boot Screen files are created with the Vanquish Boot Screen Editor

(see below). When the file is selected the custom boot screen will be downloaded onto the Vanquish. The Status Bar and popup messages will notify users when the download is complete. The download typically takes about 5 seconds.

To Disconnect the Vanquish from the PC

Select PROGRAM->DISCONNECT to stop communication between marker and PC.

Vanquish Boot Screen Editor Software

The Vanquish Boot Screen Editor allows you to make your own custom graphics that can be loaded onto you Vanquish Paintball marker using the Vanquish USB Tool software. These graphics can be displayed when you turn on the Vanquish to make your Vanquish unique to you.

The Vanquish Screen is 128 pixels high by 32 pixels wide.

The Boot screen editor gives you access to each individual pixel. A white pixel in the editor shows how the pixel will be illuminated on the Vanquish screen. A black pixel signals the pixel will not be illuminated.

Using the Vanquish Boot Screen Editor

- Pixels that are turned On are White. Left click a pixel

with the mouse to turn it On.

- Pixels that are turned Off are Black. Right click a pixel

with the mouse to turn it Off.

Saving Boot Screens

Click File>Save to save the custom boot screen. The graphics created in the Vanquish Boot Screen Editor are saved in a Vanquish Boot Screen file (extension .vbs). Only .vbs files can be downloaded onto the Vanquish Marker. You must save the boot screen before it can be downloaded onto the Vanquish Marker. To download a custom boot screen onto the Vanquish Marker see Download Custom

Boot Screens to Vanquish (see above).

Other Controls

- Click File > Open to load a previously saved Vanquish Boot Screen file.

- The overall size of the editor window can be expanded by dragging the corner of the win-

dow.

- Zoom In by using the Options menu, View > Zoom In.

- Show normal size by selecting, View > Normal Size.

- Clear screen (all pixels black) by selecting Options > Clear Screen.

- Fill screen (all pixels white) by selecting Options > Fill Screen.

- Invert screen by selecting Options > Invert Screen. This turns white pixels to black and black

pixels to white.

Vanquish PC Software Troubleshooting

Vanquish USB Tool will not Connect to Vanquish

- In the Vanquish USB Tool press Disconnect. Then attempt to connect by pressing Connect.

- On the Vanquish, disconnect the USB cable and disconnect the battery. Then re-connect the battery and then the USB cable in that order. Click Connect to attempt to connect again.

- Restart Vanquish USB Tool

- With the USB cable and battery connected to the Vanquish, in the Vanquish USB Tool, go to Program > USB Tool Options to open the settings menu. Under “Com Port” select the Com port named “USB Serial Port”

(see picture below). If this choice is not available, the USB drivers have not been installed.

See the section above for instructions to install the USB Drivers.

The Status Bar Says “Com Error 1…” or “Com Error 2…”

- On the Vanquish, disconnect the USB Port and disconnect the battery. Then re-connect

battery and then the USB Cable in that order. Click Connect to attempt the connection

again.

The Status Bar Says “Flash Error 1…” or “Flash Error 2…”

- On the Vanquish, disconnect the USB Port and disconnect the battery. Then re-connect

battery and then the USB Cable in that order. Click Connect to attempt the connection

again.

Cannot run/open Vanquish USB Tool or Vanquish Boot Screen Editor

The required Microsoft files may not be installed on your computer. These files can be installed by running the installers located in the Vanquish PC Software directory, (Typically

C:\Documents and Settings\*Windows User Name*\Vanquish PC Software\MsVcRd). Select the 32bit version for 32 bit Windows systems or 64bit version for 64bit Windows systems.

- If you are not sure of whether your Operating System is 32bit or 64bit, this information

can be found n the Control Panel under the Start menu. Once in the Control Panel, click on

System - the OS version will be displayed in the System screen.

Still having trouble? Contact paintballsolutions.com to speak with tech support personnel.

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

CAUTION: Before attempting to perform any maintenance operations, make sure that all paintballs and air sources have been removed from the marker and that the regulator pressure reads LOW psi. Install a barrel-blocking device, and ensure the Vanquish power is OFF.

Keep your Empire Vanquish clean and lubricated to eliminate the friction that would prevent reliable operation. It is recommended that you clean and lube the marker before each use.

Do not use oil or petroleum-based lubricants in the lubrication of this marker. Teflon or silicon

(non-spray only) lubricants designed for use on O-Rings may be used for lubrication for the

Firing Engine. SL33K, Dow 33 or the included factory lubricant is recommended.

CAUTION: Before attempting to perform any marker disassembly, make sure that all paintballs and air sources have been removed from the marker and that the regulator pressure reads LOW. Install a barrel-blocking device. Confirm the Empire Vanquish is powered OFF.

Disassembly Tips

• Make sure you have a clean area to work on your marker, so you don’t lose or misplace

parts.

• After reassembling the Empire Vanquish recheck your trigger activation settings.

• Visit PaintballSolutions.com for additional information.

External Cleaning

Use a clean cloth, dampened with water to clean the outside of the Empire Vanquish. Do not use any chemicals or cleaners, as you may damage the protective finish.

Warning: Do not rinse the Empire Vanquish under water, as you may damage the marker’s electronics.

Barrel

It is recommended that all sections of that the barrel be removed before any maintenance or disassembly is performed. Simply turn the full barrel counter-clockwise to remove. Use warm water and a barrel cleaning device to keep the barrel in top condition. Dry thoroughly.

Firing Engine Assembly

Removal of Firing Engine

Before you remove the Firing Engine, make sure you remove the air cylinder from the marker and that the pressure reads LOW psi.

• Push and hold in the Back Cap Release Button at the rear of the marker while the rear of

the marker is facing a safe direction

• While holding the button in, turn the Back Cap clockwise until it stops

• Now pull the Back Cap back until it stops

• Next, rotate the Back Cap assembly counterclockwise until it stops

• The Firing Engine can now be pulled free of the Body

Maintenance of Firing Engine

Firing Engine maintenance should be performed approximately every 10,000 - 20,000 shots.

1. Remove the Bolt Tip from the bolt by squeezing the rubber tip and pulling it off.

4. Unscrew the Bolt Guide from the Back Cap. Remove old grease and debris from Firing

Engine.

2. Unscrew the Air Guide by turning the Air Guide counter-clockwise to remove from the

Back Cap. The Bolt Spring will come out with the Bolt Guide.

5. Wipe the parts down with a clean rag removing any old grease or debris.

6. Inspect the O-Rings on both the bolt and Air Guide for any wear or damage. Replace dam

aged or worn O-Rings if necessary.

7. Lubricate the inner O-Ring on the Back Cap (#5 from O-Ring Diagram).

3. Push the Bolt out of the back of the Air Guide.

8. Apply grease to #6 Bolt O-ring and apply a light coat of grease to entire bolt.

9. Apply grease to the two small O-Rings on the Rod #8a, #8b.

10. Lubricate the 3 inner O-Rings on the Air Guide (#2a, #2b, #2c), no lube is needed on the

outer O-Rings.

Firing Engine O-Ring Guide

Air Guide O-ring - UR 020/70 (72558)

Air Guide (Internal) O-ring - UR 017/70 (72556)

Back Cap O-ring - BUNA 019/70 (72557)

Back Cap O-ring - UR 020/70 (72558)

Back Cap (Internal) O-ring - UR 017/70 (72556)

Bolt O-ring - BUNA 015/90 (72549)

Bolt O-ring - UR 016/70 (72555)

Rod O-ring - UR 013/70 (72552)

Rod O-ring - UR 014/20 (72553)

Rod O-ring - BUNA 015/70 (72554)

11. Apply a light coat of grease on the inner surface of the Air Guide, where the Bolt O-Rings

make contact.

Cleaning the Eyes / Ball Detents

The eyes should be cleaned thoroughly after a ball break. Leaving paint on the eyes for an extended amount of time may cause damage to the electrical contacts. Remove the eye cover to access the eye board. Use a cotton swab to remove paint or debris in the body and off of the eye board. Ensure that the path in front of the eyes is clear and reinstall the eye boards and eye covers.

The Eyes should be cleaned thoroughly after a ball break in the breech. Leaving paint on the Eyes for an extended amount of time can damage the electrical contacts and cause a malfunction.

• Remove the Eye Cover using the 3/32” Hex wrench to access the Eye Board

12. Reassemble the Firing Engine in the reverse order of Step 3 thru 1.

• Carefully remove the Eye Board from the body

• Use a Q-tip to remove any paint or debris from the Eye Board and the Eye cavity of the

Body

• Ensure that the opening in front of the Eyes is clear and that the laser has a clear path to

the opposite Eye.

• Inspect the Ball Detents, faulty or worn out Ball Detents can cause double feeding or ball

breaks

• Clean or replace as necessary

• Re-install the Eye Board and Eye Cover. Repeat process with the opposite Eye Boards if

necessary

Trigger Maintenance

The Trigger is removed using a single screw located on the side of the Grip Frame (see image below). Using the 3/32” Hex wrench, remove the screw to free the Trigger. Once the Trigger is free, inspect for any paint or debris and clean with a cloth dampened with water. The

Spring Tension can be adjusted with the Trigger removed. If necessary, clean the bearings to ensure a smooth trigger pull. The bearings can be lubricated with a drop or two of marker oil on the side housing. To re-install, place the trigger back in the Grip frame and replace the

Trigger Retention screw.

3/32” Allen wrench by turning them counter-clockwise.

• Make sure the O-Ring is on the bottom of the air tube; grease if necessary.

• Slide regulator back into the grip frame and tighten the regulator mount screws with a

3/32” Allen wrench.

Installation of Regulator Assembly

• Make sure the air transfer O-Ring is on the bottom of the grip frame; grease if

necessary.

• Slide regulator back into the grip frame and tighten the regulator mount

screws with a 3/32” Allen wrench.

Warning: Do not take the regulator apart; it is not designed to be user serviceable. Damage to the regulator will not be covered under warranty.

Splitting the Body

1. Remove the Firing Engine assembly from the Body (see pg x)

2. Locate the screw that holds the Body to the Grip Frame, it is located at the front of the

marker, within the Front Grip below where the Barrel meets the Body.

3. Using the 3/32” Hex wrench, completely loosen the screw holding the Body to the Grip

Frame.

4. The Body can now be opened away from the Grip Frame hinging at the back of the marker.

5. Once open, you can access the Main Board and the USB port for PC connection.

Regulator

Removal of Regulator

• Remove the two regulator mount screws located on the bottom of the grip frame with a

TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE

PROBLEM

MARKER LEAKS

SOLUTION

There is a constant leak coming from under the body/trigger frame area

There is a consistent leak in the breech or down the barrel of the marker

Clean and Lubricate the Firing Engine as described in this manual

Check the Regulator pressure using the on screen read out and ensure the pressure is below 200psi.

Check O-ring on outside of Air Guide, 4th from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1d). Size -020

Urethane

Check the O-ring on the outside of the Bolt nearest to the rear of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #7) and replace if necessary. Size -016 Urethane

Check the Air Transfer O-ring located on the underside of the Body just behind the main circuit board and replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna

Remove the main circuit board and check the O-ring located on the Pressure Sensor (The silver cylinder located near the rear of the circuit board). Replace O-ring if necessary. Size -011 Buna

Remove the Solenoid and check the 3 Solenoid O-rings located on the underside of the body. Replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna

Check the O-ring on outside of Air Guide closest to the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1a) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring on Rod closest to front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #8a) and replace if necessary. Size -

013 Urethane

Check the O-ring on inside of Air Guide closest to front of marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2a) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

There is a constant leak from the exhaust holes on the back cap of the firing engine

There is a constant leak coming from between the bottom of the grip frame and the ASA/regulator

Check the O-ring on the Rod nearest to rear of the marker where the Air Guide screws into the Back Cap (Firing

Engine Diagram #10) and replace if necessary. Size -015 Buna

Check the O-ring on the Rod, 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #8b) and replace if necessary. Size -013 Urethane

Check marker pressure using on screen pressure readout and keep it below 200psi

Remove ASA/Regulator and check O-ring located between grip frame and ASA/Regulator. Replace is necessary.

Size -008 Buna

ASA/REGULATOR ISSUES

There is a leak coming from the bottom of the

ASA/Regulator in the on/off lever area.

My ASA/regulator does not always instantly depressurize when I turn the lever off

Replace O-ring around tank depression pin. Size -006 Buna

Use 3-4 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA/regulator where the tank is screwed in. Apply air to marker and cycle the marker to work the oil through.

For more advanced regulator issues please contact paintballsolutions.com. Advanced regulator service is recommended only by certified persons.

MARKER FIRING ISSUES

My marker will not turn on when I press the power button

My marker has low air efficiency/is not getting the expected amount of shot per air fill but there are no leaks

My marker has inconsistent velocity or inconsistent cycles but there are no leaks

My marker will not cycle and a puff of air escapes from the underside of the marker body when the trigger is pulled but there are no leaks

My marker will not cycle and a puff of air escapes from the rear of the Firing Engine when the trigger is pulled and there are no leaks

Before trouble shooting ensure marker has been properly cleaned and lubricated and that a fresh, brand name Alkaline or Lithium 9V battery is being used

Change the battery in marker, If battery is new try unplugging battery from marker for at least 2 seconds and reconnecting battery.

Ensure front grip frame screw is fully tightened to allow for full connection between main circuit board and front circuit board

Note - If the marker is connected to you PC via USB the marker may not turn on.

Check the paint size to the barrel size you are using. Using a smaller Super Freak insert to get a tighter fit will greatly increase efficiency

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Check rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and decrease it if necessary.

Check O-ring on outside of Air Guide 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1b) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check O-ring on inside of Air Guide 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2b) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Check the paint size to the barrel size you are using. Using a smaller Super Freak insert to get a tighter fit will greatly increase consistency

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and increase it if necessary. If you increase your Dwell you may have to lower the regulator pressure to achieve desired velocity

Check the rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the O-ring located on outside of the Bolt nearest to the rear of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #7) and change if necessary. Size -016 Urethane

Check the O-ring located on inside of the Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) and change if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Check the O-ring located in the threads on the outside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #3) and replace if necessary. Size -019 Buna

Check the O-ring located in the inside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #5) and replace if necessary. Size -

017 Urethane

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and increase it if necessary.

Check the O-ring located on outside of Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1c) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring located on inside of Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the O-ring on outside of Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #4) and change if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring on inside of Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #5) and change if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

After my marker sits for a while the first shot has low velocity or does not fully cycle.

My markers first shot has a higher velocity that the rest of the shots after my marker is not fired for a little while

My markers velocity decreases during rapid fire

This is known as Bolt Stick or First Shot Drop Off (FSDO)

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Increase the Anti-Bolt Stick Dwell and possibly decrease the Anti-Bolt Stick Time settings on the circuit board to minimize this effect if it is not corrected from lubricating the firing engine

Check the Anti-Bolt Stick Dwell setting and decrease it or set it to 0 to turn it off completely

Check the regulator pressure by using the on screen read out and watch to see if the pressure is increasing significantly. If the pressure rises consistently for more than 1 minute your regulator may need to be serviced.

Contact PaintballSolutions.com

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Apply 3-5 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA/Regulator where the tank is screwed in. Apply air to the marker and cycle the marker 20-50 times to allow oil to work.

Check the regulator pressure during rapid fire by using the on screen read out. If the pressure is not recharging fully during rapid fire your regulator may need to be serviced. Contact PaintbalSolutions.com

My marker is chopping paint in the breech

Check and clean the eyes (See general maintenance section for directions on accessing eyes).

Check rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the rubber ball detents in the breech. If either is broken or worn replace them.

PROBLEM

MARKER LEAKS

SOLUTION

There is a constant leak coming from under the body/trigger frame area

There is a consistent leak in the breech or down the barrel of the marker

There is a constant leak from the exhaust holes on the back cap of the firing engine

There is a constant leak coming from between the bottom of the grip frame and the ASA/regulator

Clean and Lubricate the Firing Engine as described in this manual

Check the Regulator pressure using the on screen read out and ensure the pressure is below 200psi.

Check O-ring on outside of Air Guide, 4th from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1d). Size -020

Urethane

Check the O-ring on the outside of the Bolt nearest to the rear of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #7) and replace if necessary. Size -016 Urethane

Check the Air Transfer O-ring located on the underside of the Body just behind the main circuit board and replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna

Remove the main circuit board and check the O-ring located on the Pressure Sensor (The silver cylinder located near the rear of the circuit board). Replace O-ring if necessary. Size -011 Buna

Remove the Solenoid and check the 3 Solenoid O-rings located on the underside of the body. Replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna

Check the O-ring on outside of Air Guide closest to the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1a) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring on Rod closest to front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #8a) and replace if necessary. Size -

013 Urethane

Check the O-ring on inside of Air Guide closest to front of marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2a) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Check the O-ring on the Rod nearest to rear of the marker where the Air Guide screws into the Back Cap (Firing

Engine Diagram #10) and replace if necessary. Size -015 Buna

Check the O-ring on the Rod, 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #8b) and replace if necessary. Size -013 Urethane

Check marker pressure using on screen pressure readout and keep it below 200psi

Remove ASA/Regulator and check O-ring located between grip frame and ASA/Regulator. Replace is necessary.

Size -008 Buna

ASA/REGULATOR ISSUES

There is a leak coming from the bottom of the

ASA/Regulator in the on/off lever area.

Replace O-ring around tank depression pin. Size -006 Buna

My ASA/regulator does not always instantly depressurize when I turn the lever off

Use 3-4 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA/regulator where the tank is screwed in. Apply air to marker and cycle the marker to work the oil through.

For more advanced regulator issues please contact paintballsolutions.com. Advanced regulator service is recommended only by certified persons.

MARKER FIRING ISSUES

Before trouble shooting ensure marker has been properly cleaned and lubricated and that a fresh, brand name Alkaline or Lithium 9V battery is being used

Change the battery in marker, If battery is new try unplugging battery from marker for at least 2 seconds and reconnecting battery.

My marker will not turn on when I press the power button

Ensure front grip frame screw is fully tightened to allow for full connection between main circuit board and front circuit board

Note - If the marker is connected to you PC via USB the marker may not turn on.

Check the paint size to the barrel size you are using. Using a smaller Super Freak insert to get a tighter fit will greatly increase efficiency

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

My marker has low air efficiency/is not getting the expected amount of shot per air fill but there are no leaks

PROBLEM

Check O-ring on outside of Air Guide 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1b) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

SOLUTION

MARKER LEAKS necessary. Size -017 Urethane

There is a constant leak coming from under the cycles but there are no leaks

There is a consistent leak in the breech or down the barrel of the marker

My marker will not cycle and a puff of air escapes from the underside of the marker body when the trigger is back cap of the firing engine

There is a constant leak coming from between the bottom of the grip frame and the ASA/regulator the rear of the Firing Engine when the trigger is pulled

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the O-ring on the outside of the Bolt nearest to the rear of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #7) and replace if necessary. Size -016 Urethane

Check the rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna

Remove the main circuit board and check the O-ring located on the Pressure Sensor (The silver cylinder located

Check the O-ring located on inside of the Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) near the rear of the circuit board). Replace O-ring if necessary. Size -011 Buna

Remove the Solenoid and check the 3 Solenoid O-rings located on the underside of the body. Replace if

Check the O-ring located in the threads on the outside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #3) and replace if necessary. Size 1mm X 5mm Buna necessary. Size -019 Buna

Check the O-ring located in the inside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #5) and replace if necessary. Size replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

017 Urethane

013 Urethane

Change battery in marker

Check the O-ring on inside of Air Guide closest to front of marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2a) and replace if

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and increase it if necessary.

Check the O-ring on the Rod nearest to rear of the marker where the Air Guide screws into the Back Cap (Firing and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Engine Diagram #10) and replace if necessary. Size -015 Buna

Check the O-ring located on inside of Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) and necessary. Size -013 Urethane

Check marker pressure using on screen pressure readout and keep it below 200psi

Remove ASA/Regulator and check O-ring located between grip frame and ASA/Regulator. Replace is necessary.

There is a leak coming from the bottom of the

ASA/Regulator in the on/off lever area.

My ASA/regulator does not always instantly de-

After my marker sits for a while the first shot has low velocity or does not fully cycle.

MARKER FIRING ISSUES

My markers first shot has a higher velocity that the

Increase the Anti-Bolt Stick Dwell and possibly decrease the Anti-Bolt Stick Time settings on the circuit board to minimize this effect if it is not corrected from lubricating the firing engine button while

My markers velocity decreases during rapid fire

My marker has low air efficiency/is not getting the expected amount of shot per air fill but there are no leaks

My marker is chopping paint in the breech

My marker has inconsistent velocity or inconsistent cycles but there are no leaks

My marker will not cycle and a puff of air escapes from the underside of the marker body when the trigger is pulled but there are no leaks

Note - If the marker is connected to you PC via USB the marker may not turn on.

Change battery in marker

Apply 3-5 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA/Regulator where the tank is screwed in. Apply air to the marker and cycle the marker 20-50 times to allow oil to work. insert to get a tighter fit will

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Check rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and decrease it if necessary.

Check O-ring on outside of Air Guide 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1b) and replace if

Check and clean the eyes (See general maintenance section for directions on accessing eyes).

Check O-ring on inside of Air Guide 2nd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2b) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Check the paint size to the barrel size you are using. Using a smaller Super Freak insert to get a tighter fit will greatly increase consistency

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and increase it if necessary. If you increase your Dwell you may have to lower the regulator pressure to achieve desired velocity

Check the rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the O-ring located on outside of the Bolt nearest to the rear of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #7) and change if necessary. Size -016 Urethane

Check the O-ring located on inside of the Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) and change if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Check the O-ring located in the threads on the outside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #3) and replace if necessary. Size -019 Buna

Check the O-ring located in the inside of the Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #5) and replace if necessary. Size -

017 Urethane

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Check the Dwell setting on the circuit board and increase it if necessary.

Check the O-ring located on outside of Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #1c) and replace if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring located on inside of Air Guide 3rd from the front of the marker (Firing Engine Diagram #2c) and replace if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

My marker will not cycle and a puff of air escapes from the rear of the Firing Engine when the trigger is pulled and there are no leaks

Check the O-ring on outside of Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #4) and change if necessary. Size -020 Urethane

Check the O-ring on inside of Back Cap (Firing Engine Diagram #5) and change if necessary. Size -017 Urethane

After my marker sits for a while the first shot has low velocity or does not fully cycle.

My markers first shot has a higher velocity that the rest of the shots after my marker is not fired for a little while

My markers velocity decreases during rapid fire

This is known as Bolt Stick or First Shot Drop Off (FSDO)

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Increase the Anti-Bolt Stick Dwell and possibly decrease the Anti-Bolt Stick Time settings on the circuit board to minimize this effect if it is not corrected from lubricating the firing engine

Check the Anti-Bolt Stick Dwell setting and decrease it or set it to 0 to turn it off completely

Contact PaintballSolutions.com

Clean and lubricate the Firing Engine (see Maintenance section above)

Change battery in marker

Apply 3-5 drops of paintball marker oil in the ASA/Regulator where the tank is screwed in. Apply air to the marker and cycle the marker 20-50 times to allow oil to work.

My marker is chopping paint in the breech

Check and clean the eyes (See general maintenance section for directions on accessing eyes).

Check rubber bolt tip and replace if necessary

Check the rubber ball detents in the breech. If either is broken or worn replace them.

Diagram #

BARREL

SKU Part Description

11551 SUPER FREAK 14" ALUMINUM TIP- DUST BLACK

11552 SUPER FREAK 16" ALUMINUM TIP- DUST BLACK

72508 O-RING BUNA-N 70 DUR -018 (.739 ID)

72622 SUPER FREAK BACK AC - POLISH BLACK

72488 O-RING BUNA-N 70 DUR 1MM CS X 19.5MM ID

11520 INSERT .675

11521 INSERT .680

11522 INSERT .685

11523 INSERT .690

11524 INSERT .695

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KEE Action Sports (“KEE”) warrants that this product is free from defects in materials and workmanship for as long as it is owned by the original purchaser, subject to the terms and conditions set forth below. KEE Action Sports will repair or replace with the same or equivalent model, without charge, any of its products that have failed in normal use because of a defect in material or workmanship.

KEE Action Sports is dedicated to providing you with products of the highest quality and the industry’s best product support available for satisfactory play.

Purchaser should register product to activate warranty. Register your product by:

1. Online at www.paintballsolutions.com

2. Complete the product registration card (if applicable) and mail along with a copy of your receipt to Paintball Solutions, 11723 Lime Kiln Rd., Neosho, MO 64850.

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This warranty does not cover problems resulting from abuse, the unauthorized modification or alteration of our product, problems resulting from the addition of aftermarket products and scratches or minor superficial imperfections. Due to the nature of paintball products it is important that the product be maintained by the user as indicated in the product manual to remain in good operating condition. Your Limited Lifetime Warranty will be void if you fail to maintain the product as recommended in the product instruction manual. In addition, certain parts of a product may be subject to wear through regular usage. Replacement and repair of such parts is the responsibility of the user throughout the life of the product. These parts are not covered under the Limited Warranty. Examples of this type of part include (but are not limited to) goggle lens, straps, O-Ring seals, cup seals, springs, ball détentes, batteries, hoses, drive belts, gears and any part of a product subject to continuous impact from paintballs.

Hydrotesting of air cylinders is not covered under this warranty.

The Limited Lifetime Warranty also does not cover incidental or consequential damages.

This warranty is the sole written warranty on KEE’s product and limits any implied warranty to the period that the product is owned by the original purchaser. Some states, provinces and nations do not allow the limitation of implied warranties or of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitations or exclusions may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific legal rights and you may also have other rights which vary from state to state, province to province, nation to nation. If you should encounter any problems with your product and you have added aftermarket parts on your product, please test it with the original stock parts before sending it in. Always unload and remove air supply before shipping markers. Do not ship your air supply tank if it is not completely empty. Shipping a pressurized air supply tank is unsafe and unlawful. Remove all batteries from products prior to shipping. This

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Key features

Pressure balanced Spool Valve firing engine
Super Freak 7pc barrel kit
5-way joystick navigation control
Super bright 2000:1 contrast ratio 1” OLED Display
Blue Laser Breech Sensor System
Low force trigger switch
USB to PC enabled
RF Upgradeable
3 Customizable User Configurations

Frequently asked questions

To change the firing mode, turn the marker on and enter LIVE mode. Press and hold the D-pad to the Left or Right for 1 second at a time to cycle through the different firing modes.

You can adjust the velocity by adjusting the pressure. Locate the Pressure Adjustment Screw and using the 3/32” Hex wrench, turn the screw clockwise (inward) to increase the pressure (and velocity). Turn the screw counter-clockwise to decrease the pressure.

The Empire Vanquish is designed to work with compressed air/nitrogen only. Do not use CO2, as it will damage your marker.

The Empire Vanquish requires a single 9-volt battery. The battery is located within the grip and is accessed by removing the grip panel using the 3/32” hex wrench to remove the grip screws.

The Eyes are electronic light beams that will not allow the marker to fire until a paintball is completely loaded into the breech and “seen”. This feature helps eliminate chopped paintballs.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION

QUICK SETUP

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Vanquish SETUP AND ADJUSTMENT

ELECTRONIC BOARD FUNCTIONS

Vanquish PC SOFTWARE

GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Firing Engine O-Ring Guide

Splitting the Body

Diagram #

SKU Part Description

How do I change the firing mode on my Empire Vanquish?

How do I adjust the velocity of my Empire Vanquish?

What type of air source does the Empire Vanquish use?

How do I replace the battery in my Empire Vanquish?

What is the purpose of the Eyes on the Empire Vanquish?

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