{"id":98871,"date":"2009-12-08T06:14:51","date_gmt":"2009-12-08T12:14:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/epaintball.wpengine.com\/?post_type=product&p=98871"},"modified":"2009-12-08T06:14:51","modified_gmt":"2009-12-08T12:14:51","slug":"tadao-yakuza-oled-usb-autococker-board","status":"publish","type":"product","link":"https:\/\/www.e-paintball.com\/product\/tadao-yakuza-oled-usb-autococker-board\/","title":{"rendered":"Tadao Yakuza OLED USB Autococker Board"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\nSeries USB board is designed for the Eclipse E2 electronic Autococker
\nframes. It will also work in the E1 and Worrblade frames, but with
\nreduced screen visibility.  Specific to the operation of an autococker,
\na host of new settings provides adjustment of the entire firing cycle,
\nsupport for reflective and break-beam eyes, and a unique eye
\nsensitivity setting that shows the reflective sensor digital values in
\nreal time so you can easily set the sensitivity for the bolt in your
\nAutococker.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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\nboards feature both a graphical OLED based display system and full USB
\nsupport. A mini-B USB port is built right into the board, allowing you
\nto plug it into a computer running Windows 7, Vista, or XP so you can
\nutilize the Tengu USB interface. 
\nTengu offers the ability to do secure firmware updates from the comfort
\nof your home or office, create custom boot screen images, and modify
\nsettings.  Boot screens can be imported and exported as bitmap image
\nfiles, allowing you to create them in image-editing software like
\nPhotoshop and easily share them with friends or teammates.  Settings
\nprofiles are treated in a similar fashion, and can be read off your
\nboard, saved to a file, and loaded back into any of your board’s
\nprofiles or active settings.<\/span><\/div>\n
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\n(organic light emitting diode) displays have numerous advantages over
\ntraditional LCDs.  They have lower power consumption, higher contrast,
\nand, due to the manufacturing process, are sealed, making them highly
\nresistant to vibration and moisture.  Unlike LCDs, each pixel of an
\nOLED screen is a light emitting diode and emits its own light.  Power
\nconsumption is directly proportional to how many pixels are lit, making
\nit easy to view, even in direct sunlight.<\/span>
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\n\tAll
\nthe necessary information is shown on the OLED screen, including eye
\nstatus, battery life, current fire mode and max rate of fire, and a
\ngame timer.  The settings are also easily adjusted through the full
\ntext-based menu system.<\/span><\/div>\n
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\nYakuza Series USB boards offer enhanced capabilities.  A new, faster
\nmicrocontroller runs at up to 48 Mhz, and provides integrated USB 2.0
\nsupport with standard off-the-shelf mini-B USB cables. The drivers are
\nbuilt into Windows, making installation very easy.  The asynchronous
\ninterrupt-based trigger scan is monitored at up to 12 million times per
\nsecond.  Additional adjustibility includes finer, more accurate rate of
\nfire, debounce, and dwell increments, plus specific PSP\/Millennium fire
\nmode parameters to change the semi-start shots and semi-reset times. 5
\ncustomizable user profiles are now standard, and can be edited through
\nthe OLED screen or with the Tengu USB interface on your computer.  The
\nrate of fire range has been expanded to 5-30 balls per second to ensure
\ncompliance with any future changes to league rules.<\/span><\/div>\n
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\nis Tadao’s industry-first anti-breech bounce software, which helps to
\neliminate chops when a loader is running low on paint and can’t provide
\na steady feed rate.  A dedicated transmitter socket and wiring harness
\nprovide RF support.<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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\ncircuit board is the most important part of any electronic paintball
\nmarker, and upgrading it can enhance all the performance
\ncharacteristics. Tadao’s leading edge Yakuza Series USB boards provide
\nthe user with the ultimate in adjustability and speed, plus the
\nease-of-use of the Tengu USB interface so you can update your board’s firmware and modify settings\/graphics from home or office.<\/p>\n

\t\tNote: USB cable is included. Additional cables are sold separately<\/span>
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\nThe cable in use is a mini-B to A type, and is commonly found with
\ndigital cameras, Blackberry phones, and other USB accessories, so you
\nmay already have one.<\/span>

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