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PMR OWNER’S MANUAL
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INCLUDED WITH YOUR PROTO MATRIX RAIL
- MATRIX Marker
- Allen tool set including 0.50, 1/16”, 5/64”, 3/32”, 1/8”, 5/32”, 3/16” and 1/4”.
- 1/2 oz. DYE Slick Lube™
- Parts Kit
- Barrel Sock
- Owner’s Manual
- Warranty Card
- 9V Battery
The PMR comes with the tools required to perform general maintenance and setting up.
For a complete service the following tools are required
- 3/8” allen key
- 5/16” allen key
- #0 Phillips head screw driver
- A sharp pick to remove O-rings
TABLE OF CONTENTS
- QUICK START UP GUIDE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 02
- IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 03
- PMR BOARD SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 04
- TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 07
- RAIL™ BOLT ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 08
- RAIL™ BOLT O-RING LIST . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 09
- FEED NECK ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 10
- AIRPORT ADJUSTMENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 11
- HYPER2™ REGULATOR ADJUSTMENT AND MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 12
- VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 12
- ANTI CHOP EYES AND BALL DETENTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 13
- TROUBLE SHOOTING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 14
- EXPLODED VIEW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 16
TION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . PAGE 17
- WARRANTY AND LEGAL INF
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QUICK REFERENCE - USING YOUR MARKER
WARNING
QUICK START UP GUIDE
Before playing with your new PMR paintball marker there are a few important steps to take.
STEP 1. BATTERY INSTALLATION
A. Remove two left hand side grip panel screws with a 3/32” allen key
B. Open grip panel and install 9V battery into the connector inside the frame
C. Close grip panel and tighten the two screws back. While closing the panel observe that no wires get caught between the frame and the grip panel
STEP 2. BARREL INSTALLATION
A. Screw on the barrel to the front of the PMR. Make sure it threads all the way in and tightens good
B. Attached the barrel sock so that it covers the tip of the barrel and secure the strap around the back of the PMR
STEP 3. LOADER INSTALLATION
A. Tighten your loader into the adjustable feed neck on the PMR with a 5/32” sized allen key. For best performance you need a force feeding
motorized loader.
STEP 4. ATTACHING GAS SOURCE
A. Screw on a preset air system into the airport located on the bottom of the grip frame. Make sure air system is screwed in all the way. If there is a leak
screwing in the air system or if no gas comes out of the air system even when screwed in all the way consult page 11 in this manual for pin depressor
adjustment.
STEP 5. TURNING ON THE PMR AND CHECKING THE VELOCITY
A. Make sure you and everybody around you is wearing ASTM / CE approved paintball masks
B. Press and hold the top button located behind the grip frame until the PMR turns on. WARNING, the PMR is LIVE. Make sure barrel sock is in place and
do not point the PMR to anything you don’t intend to shoot.
C. Fill up the loader with .68 caliber paintballs
D. Shoot the PMR over a chronograph to check the velocity. If adjustment is needed adjust the velocity by turning the Hyper2 velocity adjustment screw
with a 3/16” allen key. In (clockwise) will reduce the velocity and out (counter clockwise) will increase the velocity. After each adjustment it takes a few
e the change can be seen on the chronograph. Never adjust the PMR to shoot faster than 300fps or what the field rules / local laws permit.
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shots bef
IMPORTANT SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS AND GUIDELINES
• The PMR marker is not a toy. Misuse may cause serious injury or death.
• Please read, understand and follow the directions in the PMR owner’s manual.
• Eye protection that is designed specifically for paintball and meets ASTM/CE standards must be worn by user and
persons within range.
• Recommend 18 years or older to purchase. Person under 18 must have adult supervision.
• Always treat the PMR marker as if it were loaded and able to fire.
• Only use compressed air or nitrogen gas in the PMR marker. DO NOT USE CO
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• Do not exceed 850 psi input pressure.
• Only use .68 caliber paintballs that meet ASTM/CE standards
• Ensure all air lines and fittings are tightened and secured before gassing up the PMR.
• Always chronograph the PMR marker before playing paintball.
• Never shoot the PMR marker at velocities in excess of 300 feet per second, or at velocities greater than local or
national laws allow.
• Never look into the barrel or breech area of the PMR when the marker is switched on and able to fire.
• Compressed gas is dangerous, do not allow compressed gas to come in contact with your skin or try to stop a
leak by covering it with your hand
• Always fit a barrel blocking device to your PMR when not in use on the field of play.
• The owner’s manual and any related warnings or instructions should always accompany the product for reference
or in the event of resale and new ownership.
• Do not point the PMR marker at anything that you do not intend to shoot.
• Do not shoot at people, animals, houses, cars or anything not related to the sport of paintball.
Do not fire the PMR without the bolt screwed in completely.
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• If you read these instructions and do not fully understand them or are unsure of your ability to make necessary
ecision or your local pro shop for help.
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PMR BOARD
PMR BOARD
SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS
BUTTONS AND LED LIGHT INDICATOR
There are two buttons and an LED light indicator mounted inside the frame of the PMR. These are accessible on the back side of the frame.
The top button is used to turn the PMR ON and OFF. The bottom button is used to turn the Eye feature of the PMR ON and OFF. To turn the
PMR ON press and hold the top button until the LED light turns on. The Eye feature is always on when the PMR is turned on, to turn off the
eye feature press and hold the bottom button until the LED light starts blinking Red indicating the eye feature is turned off.
In normal operation mode the LED light indicator shows you the following information:
SETTINGS AND CONFIGURATION MODE
There are five settings that can be altered in the PMR circuit board.
Settings 2-5 are changed from a configuration mode. Setting 1, Anti Bolt Stick, is changed by turning DIP switch #1 on the circuit board
either ON or OFF. When the ABS is turned on the dwell is increased after 15 seconds of non-use for the next shot fired. This helps to
prevent bolt stick. Factory default is ON. Notice that the setting is only activated after re-starting the PMR.
To change settings 2-5 you will need to activate the configuration mode. To activate the configuration mode, turn your marker off, open
the two left side grip panel screws with a 3/32” allen key and set DIP switch 2 to the on position. Next, turn your marker on. The 3-color
LED will cycle through all colors for one second to indicate that you have entered the configuration mode. To cycle through different
settings, pull and release the trigger. Configuration mode has 4 settings that can be changed.
GREEN – TRIGGER SENSITIVITY. VALUES 1 - 20 (factory default 5)
Trigger sensitivity is the amount of time that the trigger has to be released before the next trigger pull is allowed. In some situations with
too low of a value, the marker may begin to shoot full-auto.
RED – DWELL. Values 1 - 40 (factory default 25)
Dwell is the amount of time tha
• Remove loader and any paintballs from the PMR marker.
• With the dwell set at 20, start increasing the value until the marker begins to fire.
• When you reach the setting where the marker begins to fire, get some paint and a loader and go to a chronograph.
• Increase the dwell until you see no increase in the velocity. This is the optimal dwell setting to be used.
Yellow: Boot up Sequence
Red: No ball detected inside the PMR, eye is turned on
Green: Ball detected inside the PMR, eye is turned on
Blinking red: Eye is turned off
Blinking green: Eye blocked. Either the eye is dirty, the marker is not gassed up, there is bad connection between
the board and the eye’s or the battery is low.
1. ABS (Anti Bolt Stick)
2. Trigger sensitivity
3. Dwell
4. ROF (Rate Of Fire)
5. Fire Mode
t the solenoid will be activated. Follow these steps for the best way to set your dwell:
SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS
YELLOW – RATE OF FIRE (VALUES 1-20)
The ROF setting is used the set the maximum rate of fire of the
PMR. The values do not correspond directly to a certain Balls Per
Second (BPS) value. You will need to use the table below to locate
your desired maximum ROF setting. The factory default is 15 (20
BPS). This setting is used both when the Eye function is turned on
and off.
1 1
0 BPS
2 11 BPS
3 12 BPS
4 14 BPS
5 14 BPS
6 14.5 BPS
7 14.7 BPS
8 14.9 BPS
9 15.2 BPS
10 15.4 BPS
FLICKERING YELLOW – FIRE MODE (VALUES 1-3)
The fire mode setting is used to select the fir
Factory default is semi automatic mode; one trigger pull shoots out
one paintball. The Millennium mode and the PSP mode follow the
rules of the paintball tournament series.
Value 1 – Semi automatic mode
Value 2 – PSP mode
Value 3 – Millennium Mode
TO CHANGE A VALUE OF A SETTING
1. While in the configuration mode choose the color you wish to change by pulling the trigger.
2. When the LED indicates the color you wish to change pull and hold the trigger until the
LED start to flash
3. The LED will flash as many times as the previous setting was and it will then turn off. Now
pull the trigger as many times as you wish the new setting to be.
4. When done the LED will cycle through all the colors again to indicate setting was saved
and turn back to green. You can now change another setting or quit the configuration mode
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5.6 BPS
12 15.9 BPS
13 16 BPS
14 18 BPS
15 20 BPS
16 22 BPS
17 24 BPS
18 26 BPS
19 28BPS
20 30 BPS
e mode of the PMR.
Normal Mode Configuration Mode
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SETTINGS AND FUNCTIONS
TRIGGER ADJUSTMENTPMR BOARD
BATTERY
The 9V battery will last for about 40,000 shots. Please be aware that there are substantial differences in performance between different brands of batteries. Use of
high quality alkaline or lithium ion batteries is recommended for maximum battery life. If you plan not to use your marker for a long period of time (a month), it is
recommended that you remove the battery from the marker. When the battery voltage starts to go too low, you will notice your velocity starts to decrease and the
board can turn off. For tournament use, it is recommended to change the battery for each tournament. When changing your battery, take special care to ensure the
wiring harness is not pinched under the battery
CHANGING THE BATTERY
The battery is housed on the left side of the grip frame. To access the battery, remove the
two screws holding the left side grip panel down. Use a 3/32” Allen
wrench. Carefully lift the battery out of the frame,
taking care not to damage the
battery lead wires. Clip a new
battery into the 9V connector and
carefully place it back into the frame
making sure that no wires are
pinched underneath the battery.
W ARNING
• A low battery will not be able to
power both the ACE eye and the
trigger switch, causing ACE eye failure.
• If the battery is low, it may not be able
to power the solenoid correctly. This
will affect the MATRIX’s velocity,
causing it to become inconsistent
and/or low.
The Trigger’s forward travel and over travel are fully adjustable so that the user can fine-tune
the trigger to his/her exact preference.
To adjust the trigger an .050 Allen key is needed. There are two adjustment screws located
on the trigger
The screw on the top front of the trigger controls the forward travel. Screwing it in will
shorten the triggers length of pull. Note: If this screw is screwed too far in, the switch will be
depressed all the time causing the PMR to fire once immediately after turning it on and not
firing after that!
The screw on the back of the trigger controls the over travel. By turning this screw you can
adjust how far back the trigger will travel. Note: If this screw is adjusted too far, the trigger
will not be allowed to travel far enough to depress the switch and the marker will not fire
The trigger spring used to return the trigger is located inside the frame. It is not suggested to
remove this spring as it will cause excess wear on the micro switch
WARNING
• Be sure the trigger is not adjusted to the
point where it is too sensitive and may
cause accidental discharge of the marker.
• Removing the trigger spring will cause
premature wear on the microswitch,
resulting in failure.
Be sure you do not pinch the wires
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between the frame and body when
reattaching the frame to the body.
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RAIL™ BOLT
RAIL™ BOLT
ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE
CAN BOLT MANIFOLD BACK CAP
The RAIL™ BOLT is the main component of the PMR marker. In order to achieve the best possible
performance of the PMR it is essential that the RAIL™ BOLT is kept clean, well lubed and in good
working order.
The RAIL™ BOLT should be cleaned and re-lubed every 10 000 shots or after breaking paint or
playing in severe conditions.
There are 4 parts in the RAIL™
BOLT kit that mount together
as one unit. To remove the
RAIL™ BOLT from your PMR use
a 1/4" Allen key and turn the
Back Cap out until it spins loosely. Now
pull out the complete RAIL™ bolt kit from
the PMR.
To dis-assemble you unthread the
front most part called the Can and the
Manifold from each other and pull out
the actual moving bolt from inside
these pieces. Notice that to remove
the Can you need to remove the bolt tip O-ring before the bolt
can slide through the Can.
WARNING
When servicing your marker:
• Make sure your hopper is removed
from the MATRIX.
• Make sure there are no paintballs in the
breech of the MATRIX.
• Always remove the air supply and
relieve all gas pressure in the MATRIX
before disassembly.
• When using the MATRIX in temperatures
below 50
to lube the RAIL™ bolt more frequently.
0
Fahrenheit it may be necessary
HOW DOES IT WORK
Air is supplied into tw
fills up the supply chamber around the Manif
to the Can. This air pushes agains
When the PMR is fired the solenoid is actuated and the air inside the can is exhausted out. This
causes the Bolt to start moving forward with the force created by the air inside the supply chamber.
Once the bolt has moved about half way forward the input into the supply chamber is closed and a
patent pending Boost™ feature is activated on the back. This gives the bolt an extra push forward
es sure the valve of the PMR is opened fast and efficiently. The secondary benefit of this
and mak
Boost™ feature is that on the initial part of the bolt movement the bolt pushes very gently against the
paintball inside the breach reducing ball breakage.
Once the Bolt reaches the forward point the valve of the RAIL™ BOLT is opened and air inside the
supply chamber goes through the bolt and fires the paintball. After this the solenoid is de-activated
and gas is applied through the solenoid back into the can. This causes the bolt to return to the back
position and the supply chamber to be re-charged. Notice that when the bolt moves to the back
position a small amount of gas used for the Boost™ feature is leaked out through the back cap.
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FORWARD POSITION
BACK POSITION
o points on the RAIL™ BOLT. On the back air is routed through the Manifold and
old. On the front air is routed through the solenoid into
t the Sail on the Bolt which keeps the bolt in the back position.
ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE
MAINTENANCE
The basic maintenance for the RAIL™ BOLT is
to clean all surfaces of dirt, broken paint or other debris, check for
any wear and tear on the O-rings and changing them if needed and finally
applying a thin coat of DYE Slick Lube on all surfaces. Before installing the RAIL™
BOLT back to the PMR marker check that the bolt moves freely without a lot of friction.
Before installing the RAIL™ BOLT back into the PMR make sure all pieces are threaded together snugly!
If the RAIL™ BOLT is not kept clean and well lubed you will either start seeing erratic velocity, leaks or over long period of time physical
damage to the RAIL™ BOLT components.
Notice that it
For troubleshooting leaks and other bolt problems consult the troubleshooting section at the end of this manual.
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’s normal for a small amount of gas to come out through the back cap when the PMR is fired. This gas is used for the Patented Boost forward technology of the PMR.
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RAIL BOLT O-RING LIST
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2 BN 17
3 BN 16
4 BN 15
5 BN 14
6 BN 14 x 2mm
7 BN 13
8 BN 09
9 BN 07
10 BN 18
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LOADERS AND FEED NECK
AIRPORT
AIR/NITROGEN OPTIONS
LOADERS AND FEED NECK
To achieve the maximum performance of the PMR you will need to use a motorized loader that force
feeds paintballs into the PMR marker. Using a slower motorized loader or a non-motorized loader will
work but the rate of fire will be reduced.
To fit a loader onto the PMR:
1. Loosen the feed neck adjustment screw with a 5/32” allen key
2. Push the loader all the way into the feed neck
3. Tighten the feed neck adjustment screw until loader is secure. Note that using too much force
tightening the screw could cause damage to your loader.
There is no maintenance needed for the feed neck besides keeping it clean of
broken paint, dirt and debris.
AIR / NITROGEN TANK OPTIONS AND INSTALLATION
The PMR will only work with Compressed air or Nitrogen air systems such as the
DYE Throttle air system. Do not use CO2or any other compressed gas. The
output pressure from the air system has to be between 400 – 850psi
To install an air system screw tank into the airport all the way as far as it goes. To
remove the air system screw out. There will be gas leaking for a few seconds
while you screw the air system out. Notice that even with the air system removed
there can be gas inside the PMR and it can still fire a paintball. Always treat the
marker as being live and never point it to anything you don’t intend to shoot at!
ASSEMBLY AND MAINTENANCE
AIRPORT ADJUSTMENT AND MAINTENANCE
The location of the airport adapter can be moved approximately 11⁄4” back
or forward from
the stock position to fit your individual preference. To change the position:
1. Open the two left side grip panel screws with a 3/32” allen key
2. remove the 9V battery
3. using a 3/32” allen key loosen the airport locking screw until airport
slides back and forth loosely
4. set the airport to the desired position
5. tighten then airport locking screw, install the 9V battery back and tighten
the two grip panel screws
Before screwing in the air system into the airport always check that the
threads both on the air system and the airport are clean and not worn out.
If you think the threads are not in good condition contact DYE Precision or
a professional store before screwing in the air system.
AIRPORT PIN DEPRESSOR
The airport supplied with the PMR comes with an adjustable pin depressor.
It’s preset to work with most of the systems on the market but if needed it
can be adjusted.
To adjust the pin depressor remove the hose from the front of the airport
by pushing the gray plastic housing towards the fitting and pulling the hose
out. Next use a 3/32” allen key to move the set screw mounted inside the
Airport Turn the screw back a few turns so that the pin valve on the air
system will never be pressed.
Next:
1. Screw on the air system used on the gun into the airport all the way, no air should come out.
2. Turn the pin depressor screw in until a small amount of air starts to come out
3. turn the air system out about half a turn, air leak should stop
4. Screw in the pin depressor screw enough for air to start leaking again.
5. Screw out the air system and connect hose again.
6. Now the pin depressor screw is set to the optimal point for your air system.
If the screw is set too far out the pin valve on the air system is opened too early
and air will leak out trough the exhaust hole on the top of the airport. If the
screw is not far enough the pin valve on the airport will never be opened or
will be opened too little for good flow.
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HYPER2™ IN-LINE REGULATOR
ANTI CHOP EYES/ BALL DETENTS
ADJUSTMENTS AND MAINTENANCE
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VELOCITY ADJUSTMENT
The velocity of the PMR is adjusted by adjusting the input pressure into the PMR. This is controlled with the Hyper2 regulator. The Hyper2 on the PMR is factory set to 150psi which
will give you a velocity of about 285FPS (Feet per Second). A 3/16” allen key will be needed for this operation. Turning the adjustment screw in (clockwise) will decrease the
pressure and out (counterclockwise) will increase the pressure. To adjust the velocity:
1. Make sure you and everybody around you is wearing ASTM/CE approved paintball goggles
2. Shoot the PMR over a paintball chronograph
3. To lower the velocity turn the Hyper2 adjustment screw in, to increase the velocity turn the screw out. Only turn the screw a quarter turn at a time and shoot over the
chronograph again. Notice that a few shots are needed before the change can be seen on the chronograph
To change the seat pull out the old seat from the housing with a sharp object. Insert the new seat in place and push it down with
a flat object. Notice that it takes about 2000 shots for the seat to perfectly sit into the seat housing. This is called the break in
period for the regulator.
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MAINTENANCE
It is essential for the PMR to function properly that the input pressure into the marker stays consistent at all times. The general
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extensive servic
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tester (sold separately). Notice that the Hyper2 has a break in period of about 2000 shots
before it achieves the best performance.
To service the Hyper2 regulator you will need to dis-assemble it, lube all moving parts and
change any seals and o-rings that have worn out.
HYPER2 REGULATOR DIS-ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
To disassemble the Hyper2 regulator you will need a 3/8” allen key and a 5/16” allen key. Place the 3/8” allen
key inside the top cap and the 5/16” allen key to the bottom cap. Unscrew the caps from each other.
Next unscrew the Brass seat housing from the body with a 3/16” allen key. Slide the swivel from the body
and finally push out the piston from the body with a small allen key. If extra grip is needed to remove the
top cap you can hold slide a small allen key trough the holes underneath the swivel.
The O-rings most important for the function of the regulator are the #020 on the piston and the #007 one
inside the body. To change the #007 urethane o-ring use a sharp o-ring pick to pull it out. A small flat head
screw driver is helpful when re-inserting the new o-ring.
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MAINTENANCE AND CHANGING
ANTI CHOP EYES
The Anti Chop Eye (ACE) system will prevent the PMR
from chopping paint by not allowing the marker to fire
until a ball is fully seated in front of the bolt. The eyes
use a beam across the breech. On one side there is a
transmitter, and on the opposite side a receiver. In order
for the marker to fire with the eyes turned on, the signal
between the two eyes must be broken. After every shot,
before the next ball drops in the breech, the eye
transmitter and receiver must see each other. If the eyes
are dirty and cannot see each other between shots, the
LED on the board will start blinking green. This means
that the eyes are dirty. This is an extremely reliable
system as long as the eyes are kept clean. The most
common reason for dirty eyes is broken paint. If the eyes
become dirty the marker will default to a reduced rate of
fire to prevent chopping. If this happens during game
play, you can bypass this by turning the eyes off. Clean
the eyes as soon as possible.
NOTE: IF THE BATTERY IS LOW, THE MARKER
MAY ACT AS IF THE EYES ARE DIRTY OR NOT
FIRE AT ALL. IN THIS CASE, REPLACE THE
BATTERY.
CLEANING THE ANTI CHOP EYES
Quite often, just cleaning the breech out with a swab will
clean the eyes well enough for them to read one another.
For a thorough cleaning, the best method is to use air.
Using an air hose or canned air (typically used for dusting
keyboards) works best.
Blow the eyes clean from inside the breech. If you feel the eyes still need a more detailed cleaning, remove the eye cover to gain full access to the eyes.
To remove the eye cover, you will need a 1/16” Allen wrench.
NOTE: Regular eye cleaning is recommended even if no paint is broken. Clean the eyes every two months or 10,000 shots to eliminate any built up dirt.
Excess grease from the front bolt o-ring can build up in front of the eyes. Remember to check for this after greasing the bolt and cycling the marker a
few times.
CHANGING BALL DETENTS
The ball detents are also located under the eye cover. If you are experiencing double feeding or chopping, check the condition of the ball detents. They should come to a soft
point. If they are flat or heavily rounded, they should be replaced. Ball detents should be replaced about every 40,000 shots.
TE: TAKE CARE WHEN REPLACING THE EYE COVER. OVER-TIGHTENING THE RETAINING SCREW COULD RESULT IN STRIPPING THE THREADS.
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TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE
AIR LEAKS
IR LEAKING FROM THE AIRPORT
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• Check the O-ring on the Air system. If needed change a new o-ring and try
again. The o-ring normally used is #15 but some manufacturers might use a
different size. Consult the manual of the air system you are using.
• Check that the hose connector is tight. Remove the hose from the connector by
pushing the gray plastic towards the connector and pull out hose. Insert a
3/16” allen key into the connector and tighten. If needed remove and apply
thread sealant to the thread and re-tighten. If unsure consult expert advice
• Check that the end of the hose is cut straight and is not worn out. If needed cut
a small piece off the hose with a razor blade and re-insert hose into the fitting.
Make sure hose goes all the way to the end.
AIR LEAKING FROM THE HYPER2 REGULATOR
• First locate the position of the leak
• For dis-assembly instructions consult the technical section under Hyper2 regulator
• If the leak is coming from the bottom of the regulator you will need to dis-
assemble the regulator and change the #010 O-ring and the seat on the brass
seat retainer mounted inside the Hyper 2 regulator
• If the leak is coming from the swivel piece where the hose connector mounts you
will need to change the two #013 o-rings under the swivel piece or tighten the
hose connector.
• If the leak comes from the small hole in the middle of the regulator there are two
possible o-rings. Change the #020 o-ring on the piston and the #007 urethane
o-ring inside the body of the regulator
• If the leak is from the top of the regulator change the #015 o-ring on the outside
of the cap
AIR LEAKING FROM THE ASA
• First make sure that the asa is tightened well into the body of the PMR by
removing the Hyper2 regulator and tightening the ASA screw with a
3/16” allen key.
• Next change the #015 o-ring on the top cap of the Hyper2 and apply a small
amount of lube to the o-ring
• Finally, if above steps don’t help remove the Asa with a 3/16” allen key and
change the #012 O-ring mounted on the top of the ASA. Apply a small amount of
lube and tighten back together
AIR LEAKING BETWEEN BODY AND FRAME
• Leak between the body and the frame can be caused by a couple of things
• First pull out the Bolt kit and change the #015 sail o-ring and the 3 #020 o-rings
on the outside of the can
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• If above doesn’t help remove the frame from the PMR and remove the solenoid
by unscrewing the two screws mounting it down. Apply some lube to the seat
underneath the solenoid and re-assemble making sure that the solenoid is well
t
ightened into the body and that the eye wire is not pinched
underneath the solenoid
• Last possibility is that one of the gas passages is leaking. Gas up the PMR
without the frame attached and try to locate the exact point of leakage. If leak
is coming from one of the blocked holes remove the screw, apply some thread
sealant and re-attach screw to the body
AIR LEAKING FROM BACK OF THE PMR
• Check that the bolt kit is tightened all the way into the PMR. If the bolt kit is
loose, it will start to leak
• If above does not solve the leak, remove the bolt kit and change the #020
o-ring on the back part of the bolt. Also change the two #009 O-rings located
in the stem of the bolt. Lube well and re-insert the bolt kit into the PMR. Check
bolt kit break down picture on page 9 for o-ring locations
• Last check that the gas passage blocking screw located on the right side of the
PMR is not leaking. If the leak is coming from this hole remove screw and apply
thread sealant to it. Make sure to tighten screw well and wait for sealant to dry
before re-gassing marker.
AIR LEAKING FROM FRONT OF THE PMR
• Remove the Bolt kit from the marker and change the #017 o-ring located inside
of the can and the #014 o-ring located inside the Manifold
Lube well and re-assemble.
• If above doesn’t help try changing the #020 o-rings located outside of the Can.
Lube well before re-inserting bolt kit.
PROBLEMS WITH ELECTRONICS
PMR WON’T TURN ON
• Make sure battery is new and well charged
• Check that battery is connected to the 9V clip inside the PMR and that
the other end of the 9V harness is connected to the board
• Make sure there is no dirt or debris blocking the button from being pressed
PMR WILL TURN ON / OFF BY IT SELF OR THE EYES WILL TURN
ON / OFF BY THEM SELVES
• Both of these problems are caused because the button(s) are pressed all
the time.
• Remove board from the frame by removing the grip panel on the left hand side,
disconnecting the cables and pulling the board out. Carefully remove the two
buttons and clean them well.
• Re-assemble and test. If problems persist, contact authorized service center
f
or board replacement
EYES WILL NOT WORK, LED KEEPS BLINKING GREEN
• First change the battery. The eyes are normally the first thing to stop working
when a battery is dying
• Next try to clean the eyes. You can either use canned air and blow out the eye
holes through the feed neck hole or remove the eye plates with a 1/16” allen
key, pull out the eyes from the mounting holes carefully and clean them with
q-tips. To test if the eyes work make sure there is nothing inside the breech and
that the bolt is in the back position. Turn on the PMR, the light should be red
after the boot up sequence. If it is the eyes are working.
• Check that the eye wire is connected to the board so that metal clips are
facing down.
• If nothing above helps contact a store or DYE Precision for eye replacement.
SOLENOID WILL NOT ACTIVATE / TRIGGER NOT WORKING
• Check that the trigger adjustment is not set so that the micro switch cannot
activate. You should hear a small click when pulling the trigger
• If the PMR fires once when turned on but not after that your trigger is set so
that the micro switch is always activated. Re-adjust the trigger
• If the trigger is correctly adjusted but the PMR still won’t fire check that the
micro switch cable is well inserted into the board and to the correct connector
(the micro switch connector is marked with the text “SWI” on the board)
• Change the battery if not positive about it’s charge
• Check that the solenoid cable is attached to the board and to the right
the text “SOL”)
or (solenoid should be attached to the connector that is marked with
connect
TRIGGER BOUNCE / PMR SHOOTING MORE THAN ONE BALL PER
PULL IN SEMI AUTOMATIC MODE
• Raise the trigger sensitivity level in the configuration mode
• Check that the trigger is not adjusted too short
• Make sure there is a trigger spring inside the frame
ERRATIC VELOCITY / PMR WON’T FIRE
PMR FIRES BUT BALLS ARE DROPPING OFF OR NOT EVEN COMING
OUT OF THE BARREL
• Make sure the battery is good
• Raise the dwell to factory level (25)
• Make sure bolt is well lubed and moves well. If there is too much friction in
the bolt it will cause the PMR to shoot down
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Make sure air system is screwed in all the way
FIRST SHOT IS TOO HIGH
• Change the Seat inside the Hyper2 regulator. For dis-assembly instructions
consult the technical section
• Check that the #013 o-ring on the outside of the Manifold
is in place and in good condition
• Try turning off the ABS feature by turning dip #1 to the off position
VELOCITY IS NOT CONSISTENT
• Make sure the paintballs you are using fit the barrel good and are consistent
in size. The stock barrel with the PMR is .690 size. You should be able to blow
the paintball through the barrel but they should not roll through the barrel on
their own.
• Remove the bolt kit and re-lube it. Change any o-rings causing a lot of friction.
Make sure #014 o-ring in bolt tip is in place and in good condition
• Raise the dwell
• Change the battery
• Check that the Hyper2 regulator is working good and that the pressure is
consistent. A separate regulator testing tool is available for this. If needed,
dis-assemble and change worn out O-rings in the Hyper2 regulator
OTHER CATEGORIES
DOUBLE FEEDING
ou get two balls firing at once change the ball detents by removing the eye
• If y
plates, taking out the old ball detents and inserting new ones
BREAKING PAINT
• Make sure you use high quality paintballs and that they are stored according
to the manufacturers instructions
• Check that #14 O-ring on bolt tip is in place and in good condition
• Make sure your loader is working good and that the rate of fire is not set
higher than the maximum feed rate of the loader
• Check that the barrel you are using is not too tight for the paintballs you
are using.
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MATRIX EXPLODED VIEW
PARTS LIST
1 Clamping Feed Neck
2 Ball Detent
3 Eye Cover
4 Hyper2™
5 “ACE” Eye
6 Solenoid
7 Front Frame Screw
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MATRIX WARRANTY INFORMATION
Warranty and legal information
WARRANTY
DYE Precision, Inc. Warrants for one year to the initial retail purchaser, from the initial date of purchase, that the paintball marker and regulator are free from defects in materials
and workmanship, subject to the requirements, disclaimers and limitations of this warranty. Disposable parts, normal maintenance and standard wear and tear parts such as
batteries, o-rings and seals are not warrantied. The solenoid and electronic components on the marker are warrantied for six months. This warranty does not cover scratches, nicks,
improper disassembly, improper re-assembly, misuse, neglect or improper storage. Modification to the product will void the warranty. The only authorized lubricant for the marker
is Slick Lube™. Use of any other lubricant will void your warranty. This warranty is limited to repair or replacement of defective parts with the customer to pay shipping costs.
Warranty card and proof of purchase must be submitted to DYE Precision for warranty to be in effect. This warranty is not transferable. This warranty does not cover performance.
Paintball markers are non-refundable.
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
Our Technical Support Department is open Monday through Friday, from 9am to 5pm, PST, and can be reached at 858-536-5183. Additional support and international contacts are
available through our web site, www.protopaintball.com.
DISCLAIMER
The specifications & photographs in this material are for information and general guidance purposes only.
Our products are continually updated and changes may be made to specification, design or appearance from time to time. These are subject to change without notice. Contents of
box may therefore vary from owner’s manual. For details of changes in design, specification or appearance consult your local distributor or dealer. The RAIL™ BOLT and Slick
Lube™ are registered trademarks. Design rights, copyrights and all other rights reserved. All patterns, drawings, photographs, instructions or manuals remain the intellectual
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Covered by one or more of the following U.S. Patents: 5,613,483; 5,881,707; 5,967,133; 6,035,843, 6,474,326 and additional patents pending.
All rights will be strictly enforced.
DYE Precision, Inc.
10637 Scripps Summit Ct.
San Diego, CA. 92131
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