Spyder TBOARD(NEW VERSION) Questions

[mavjarro]

Hey guys, my newbness is showing again... Okay here is what I want to know...



I have a stock T-BOARD that came with my Rocker Trigger 2.0. This is a spyder ramping chip...

Questions follow:

The Features of the chip

Adjustable Ramp - What does Ramp actually mean?
Unlimited ROF - Limited to cycle speed of gun
Tournament Lock
Adjustable ROF (Only for Burst and Full-Auto modes)
Adjustable Dwell - What does Dwell mean?
Adjustable Debounce - What does Debounce mean?
Adjustable Eye Delay
Adjustable Eye Disable
Setting to align eye during installation (Eye Alignment Tool)
Eye disablable On-The-Fly

Also, do i need anything else to go with this? such as a new LED chip?

Original Link:
http://www.pntball.com/Items/1467487...intball%20Chip

[ferret15]

if you have a Version C. T-board you already have all the silly modes for.. everything you need

[mavjarro]

well, i don't... just the stock board. I dosn't have anything other than Semi, Auto, 3BUR, and 6BUR... I effed up on the actual post title.

[ferret15]

just read through the manual, to explain all the functions of a board is just silly.

http://www.scenariodreams.com/manuals.htm

what version t-board do you have?

[bigred76]

Ramp is when you pull the trigger a minimum amount of times and it'll shoot the maximum cap you have it set to.

Dwell on a Spyder is how long the sear is down for in the firing process. On higher-end markers that use air actuated solenoids, it actually is how long the valve is open for.

Debounce is to keep it from double firing from the recoil of the marker. I usually use the standard setting and leave it there if it's fine. You just don't want the marker taking off on you unexpectedly.


Also, there was no T-Board ever released stock on any Kingman paintball marker. I believe you are mistaken as to what the board is. That chip will ONLY work on T-Boards.

[mavjarro]

ahh i see. Yes tank you guys for all the info. I feel noobish lol

[battlechaser]

Originally Posted by mavjarro

well, i don't... just the stock board. I dosn't have anything other than Semi, Auto, 3BUR, and 6BUR... I effed up on the actual post title.

I believe the easy way to tell which board you have is the ver A board has a red LED on it - while the Ver C has a white boxish multicoloured output LED.