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Diamond Infinite Edge Manual: A Comprehensive Guide

This manual provides detailed instructions for setting up and maintaining the Diamond Infinite Edge compound bow, covering draw weight, draw length, and
tuning for optimal performance․ It’s essential to utilize a bow press for safe adjustments, and understanding the A, B, and C settings is crucial․

The Diamond Infinite Edge represents a significant advancement in compound bow technology, designed with versatility and adjustability at its core․ This bow is particularly renowned for its incredibly wide draw length range, spanning from a maximum of 31 inches down to a remarkably short 13 inches, making it suitable for archers of all ages and sizes․

Its adaptability extends beyond draw length, encompassing draw weight adjustments, allowing users to fine-tune the bow to their strength and preference․ The Infinite Edge Pro Legacy builds upon this foundation, offering even greater precision and customization options․ Proper setup, as detailed in this manual, requires a bow press – a non-negotiable safety requirement for making adjustments․

Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced archer, understanding the nuances of the Infinite Edge’s settings – A, B, and C – is key to unlocking its full potential․ This guide will walk you through each step, ensuring a safe and effective setup process․

Understanding the Infinite Edge Pro Legacy

The Infinite Edge Pro Legacy builds upon the foundation of the original Infinite Edge, enhancing its already impressive adjustability and performance capabilities․ A key feature remains the extensive draw length range, effortlessly accommodating archers from youth to adult, with settings adjustable from 13 to 31 inches․

This legacy model retains the crucial ability to modify draw weight without a limb press in certain settings (B and C), offering convenience for quick adjustments․ However, for comprehensive tuning and adjustments, particularly when achieving shorter draw lengths like 15 inches, a bow press is absolutely essential for safe and effective operation․

Understanding the interplay between draw length, draw weight settings (A, B, C), and cable routing is paramount․ The Pro Legacy is designed for optimal performance when properly tuned, and this manual provides the necessary guidance to achieve that, ensuring accuracy and consistency with every shot․

Safety Precautions & Required Tools

Prioritizing safety is paramount when working with any compound bow, and the Diamond Infinite Edge is no exception․ A bow press is non-negotiable for many adjustments, especially those involving string and cable manipulation․ Attempting adjustments without a bow press can lead to serious injury or irreversible damage to the bow․

Always wear safety glasses to protect your eyes from potential string or cable snaps․ Ensure a clear and spacious work area, free from distractions․ Never dry-fire the bow – releasing the string without an arrow can cause catastrophic failure․

Essential tools include a bow press (specific to the Infinite Edge), an Allen wrench set (for various adjustments), a bow square (for accurate alignment), and potentially a string level․ Familiarize yourself with each tool’s proper usage before beginning any work․ Refer to the bow press manufacturer’s instructions for safe operation․

The Importance of a Bow Press

A bow press isn’t merely recommended for the Diamond Infinite Edge; it’s absolutely required for safely and effectively performing critical adjustments․ These adjustments include changing draw weight, draw length, and cable settings – all fundamental to achieving optimal performance and proper tuning․

The Infinite Edge stores significant energy when drawn․ Attempting to manipulate the limbs or strings without relieving this tension using a bow press is incredibly dangerous․ It risks damaging the bow’s limbs, cables, and potentially causing severe personal injury, including string slap or bow component failure․

A quality bow press provides controlled and even pressure, allowing for precise adjustments without stressing the bow’s components․ It ensures the bow remains stable during the process, minimizing the risk of accidents․ Investing in a compatible bow press is a crucial step in responsible Infinite Edge ownership and maintenance․

Draw Weight Adjustment: Overview

The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro offers impressive draw weight adjustability, allowing archers to customize the bow to their strength and skill level․ This flexibility is achieved through the bow’s cam system, specifically utilizing the B and C settings, which dictate the range of available draw weights․

Before adjusting the draw weight, always use a bow press to safely relieve tension on the limbs; Incorrect adjustments without a press can damage the bow and pose a safety hazard․ The draw weight adjustment process involves changing the position of the cams, effectively altering the amount of force required to draw the string․

Understanding the difference between the B and C settings is vital․ The C setting generally provides a lower draw weight range, ideal for beginners or those seeking a lighter draw, while the B setting allows for higher draw weights suitable for more experienced archers․ Refer to the adjustment charts for specific weight ranges․

Setting the Draw Weight: B Setting

To set your Diamond Infinite Edge Pro to the B setting, begin by securely mounting the bow in a bow press․ This is a non-negotiable safety step, ensuring controlled tension release during the adjustment process․ Locate the cams on either side of the bow; the B setting utilizes a specific hole position on these cams for draw weight adjustment․

Consult the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro draw weight chart to determine the desired weight and corresponding cam position․ Carefully move the cams to the designated holes for the B setting, ensuring both cams are aligned identically․ Double-check that the timing marks on the cams are aligned to maintain proper synchronization․

Once the cams are correctly positioned, slowly and carefully release the tension on the bow press․ Verify the draw weight with a bow scale before shooting․ The B setting generally allows for a wider range of higher draw weights, catering to more experienced archers․

Setting the Draw Weight: C Setting

The C setting on the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro is designed for lower draw weights, making it ideal for beginners, youth archers, or those preferring a lighter draw․ As with the B setting, a bow press is absolutely essential for safe and accurate adjustments – never attempt draw weight changes without one․

Securely mount the bow in the press and locate the cams․ The C setting utilizes a different set of holes on the cams compared to the B setting․ Refer to the official Diamond draw weight chart to identify the correct holes corresponding to your desired weight․ Ensure both cams are moved to the identical C setting holes․

Verify cam timing marks are aligned after adjustment․ Slowly release the bow press tension and confirm the draw weight using a scale․ The C setting provides a significantly reduced draw weight range, promoting easier drawing and improved form development․

Draw Length Adjustment: The Full Range (31″ to 13″)

The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro Legacy boasts an exceptionally wide draw length adjustment range, spanning from a maximum of 31 inches down to a remarkably short 13 inches․ This versatility makes it suitable for archers of all ages and sizes, growing with the user over time․ Achieving this full range, however, necessitates the use of a bow press for safe and precise adjustments․

Draw length is adjusted by changing the position of the cams on the bow․ Different cam positions correspond to different draw lengths․ It’s crucial to consult the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro draw length chart to determine the correct cam setting for your desired draw length․ Remember to adjust both cams equally to maintain proper timing․

For draw lengths below 15 inches, specific string routing is required (see the section on achieving 15” draw length)․ Always double-check your adjustments and ensure the bow is safely secured in the press throughout the process․

Achieving 15″ Draw Length – String Routing in B Setting

To successfully achieve a 15-inch draw length on the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro, a specific string routing configuration is required․ This involves utilizing the “B” setting on the bow․ This setting alters the cam position and string path, allowing for the shorter draw length to be safely and effectively implemented․

Before proceeding, ensure the bow is securely mounted in a bow press․ Incorrect string routing can lead to improper bow function and potential safety hazards․ Carefully follow the diagram in the manual illustrating the correct string path for the B setting at a 15-inch draw length․

Double-check that the string is properly seated in the cam grooves and that there is no twisting or binding․ After routing the string, verify the draw length measurement before shooting․ Accurate string routing is paramount for optimal performance and safety․

Draw Length Settings & Corresponding Draw Lengths

The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro Legacy boasts an impressive draw length adjustability, ranging from a maximum of 31 inches down to a minimum of 13 inches․ This versatility caters to archers of all sizes and skill levels․ Understanding the correlation between the bow’s settings (A, B, and C) and the resulting draw length is crucial for accurate setup․

While specific draw lengths vary slightly depending on the chosen setting, a general guideline is provided in the manual․ The A setting is typically recommended for draw lengths exceeding 16 inches․ Below this, the B and C settings offer finer adjustments to achieve the desired draw length․

Refer to the detailed chart within the manual for precise draw length values corresponding to each setting․ Accurate draw length is paramount for consistent shooting and optimal arrow flight․ Always double-check your measurements after any adjustments․

A vs․ B vs․ C Settings: Detailed Explanation

The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro utilizes three distinct settings – A, B, and C – to accommodate a wide range of draw lengths and optimize cam synchronization․ These settings alter the position of the cams, influencing the bow’s overall performance characteristics․

The A setting is generally recommended for longer draw lengths, typically those exceeding 16 inches․ It provides a smoother draw cycle and increased stability․ The B setting offers a middle ground, suitable for draw lengths between approximately 16 and 26 inches, providing a balance of speed and comfort․

Finally, the C setting is designed for shorter draw lengths, down to the minimum of 13 inches․ This setting maximizes speed but may result in a slightly harsher draw cycle․ To achieve a 15-inch draw length, the string must be routed in the B setting, as specified in the manual․ Careful consideration of these factors ensures optimal tuning․

Step-by-Step Setup Instructions (Using a Bow Press)

Proper setup of the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro absolutely requires a bow press – a non-negotiable safety precaution․ Begin by securely attaching the bow to the press, ensuring a firm and stable hold according to the press manufacturer’s instructions․ Double-check all connections before proceeding․

Once secured, carefully adjust the bow limbs to relieve tension on the string and cables; This allows for safe manipulation of the cams and string routing․ When changing between A, B, and C settings, meticulously follow the manual’s diagrams to ensure correct string placement on the cams․

After adjustments, slowly and evenly release the tension on the bow press, verifying that the string and cables seat correctly in the cam grooves․ Always inspect for proper alignment before drawing the bow․ Remember, safety is paramount throughout this process․

Cable Centering & EE2/Prism Considerations

Achieving optimal performance with the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro hinges on precise cable centering․ Ensure the cables are aligned perfectly within the cam grooves; any deviation impacts accuracy and efficiency․ Cable centering is particularly critical when transitioning between draw length settings․

For models equipped with EE2 or Prism cams, specific considerations apply․ These cam systems offer enhanced adjustability but demand meticulous attention to detail․ Verify that the cables are seated correctly within the cam’s cable management system, following the manufacturer’s diagrams closely․

Improper cable routing on EE2/Prism cams can lead to cam timing issues, significantly affecting the bow’s performance and potentially causing damage․ Regularly inspect cable alignment and adjust as needed to maintain consistent and accurate shooting․ Consistent checks are vital for longevity․

Sight Adjustment: Correcting Arrow Trajectory

Fine-tuning your Diamond Infinite Edge Pro’s sight is essential for consistent accuracy․ After initial setup and tuning, you’ll likely need to adjust your sight to compensate for variations in arrow flight․ The fundamental principle is simple: follow the arrow․

If arrows consistently fly too high, move your sight pin down․ Conversely, if arrows impact too low, adjust the sight pin up․ Small, incremental adjustments are key; avoid making large changes that can throw off your grouping․ Pay attention to the pattern of your shots․

Consider environmental factors like wind and distance․ Wind can significantly affect arrow trajectory, requiring sight adjustments accordingly․ Practice at various distances to establish a reliable sight picture for different shooting scenarios․ Consistent practice builds muscle memory and improves accuracy․

Troubleshooting: Arrows Flying Too High

If your arrows are consistently impacting too high, several factors could be at play with your Diamond Infinite Edge Pro․ The most straightforward solution is to adjust your sight; move the sight pin down in small increments until your arrows group closer to the target center․ However, don’t immediately jump to sight adjustments․

Consider your form․ Are you consistently executing a smooth draw and release? A creeping release or inconsistent anchor point can elevate arrow trajectory․ Also, examine your arrow rest․ Ensure it’s properly aligned and functioning correctly, as improper rest settings can cause vertical deviations․

Check your peep sight alignment․ A misaligned peep can cause you to subconsciously aim high․ Finally, verify your bow’s tune․ A poorly tuned bow can exhibit erratic arrow flight․ Address these potential issues before making significant sight adjustments․

Troubleshooting: Arrows Flying Too Low

When arrows consistently impact too low with your Diamond Infinite Edge Pro, systematic troubleshooting is key․ Begin by adjusting your sight; move the sight pin up in small, deliberate increments․ This is often the quickest fix, but investigate underlying causes to ensure consistent accuracy․

Evaluate your shooting form․ A collapsing anchor or premature release can drive arrows downward․ Ensure a consistent back tension and a clean release․ Inspect your arrow rest for proper alignment and functionality; a misaligned rest can significantly affect arrow trajectory․

Consider peep sight alignment․ A misaligned peep can cause subconscious aiming errors, potentially leading to low impacts․ Finally, review your bow’s tuning․ A poorly tuned bow can exhibit inconsistent arrow flight․ Address these potential issues before relying solely on sight adjustments for correction․

Infinite Edge Pro: Specific Adjustment Charts

The Diamond Infinite Edge Pro boasts exceptional adjustability, necessitating specific charts for optimal setup․ These charts correlate draw length settings with corresponding cam positions (A, B, or C) and recommended draw weight ranges․ Utilizing these charts ensures proper string alignment and efficient energy transfer․

For draw lengths exceeding 16 inches, the ‘A’ setting is generally recommended․ Below 16 inches, consult the chart to determine the appropriate ‘B’ or ‘C’ setting․ Achieving a 15-inch draw length requires routing the string in the ‘B’ setting for correct function․

Charts also detail cable centering considerations for both EE2 and Prism cams․ Proper cable centering is vital for consistent arrow flight and minimizing torque․ Always refer to the official Diamond Archery charts, as specifications can vary slightly between models and production years․ Accurate chart usage is paramount for maximizing the bow’s potential․

Understanding the Arrow Rest Adjustment

The arrow rest on the Diamond Infinite Edge Pro plays a critical role in accurate arrow flight, requiring precise adjustment for optimal performance․ Its primary function is to consistently present the arrow to the string at the correct angle and height․ Adjustments typically involve altering the rest’s vertical and horizontal position․

Vertical adjustment impacts arrow trajectory, influencing whether arrows fly too high or too low․ Horizontal adjustment corrects for windage, addressing left or right deviations․ Fine-tuning the rest is an iterative process, closely linked to sight adjustments and paper tuning․

Understanding the rest’s interaction with the arrow’s fletching is key․ Improper alignment can cause unwanted arrow contact, leading to inconsistent groupings․ Regularly check the rest for looseness or damage, as even slight imperfections can significantly affect accuracy․ Precise adjustment, combined with consistent form, unlocks the bow’s full potential․

Tuning the Bow for Optimal Performance

Achieving peak performance with your Diamond Infinite Edge Pro requires meticulous tuning, a process of refining various settings to ensure consistent and accurate arrow flight․ This begins with paper tuning – shooting arrows through paper to identify inconsistencies in arrow release and flight path․

Observe the tears in the paper; a clean tear indicates a good release, while tears suggest adjustments are needed․ Adjustments involve manipulating the arrow rest, nock point, and potentially even the cam timing․ Consistent arrow spine is also vital; mismatched spines can hinder tuning efforts․

Following paper tuning, move to broadhead tuning, ensuring your hunting arrows fly identically to your field points․ This often requires minor rest adjustments․ Remember, tuning is iterative – small changes can yield significant results․ Patience and attention to detail are paramount for unlocking the bow’s full accuracy potential․

Resources & Further Information

For comprehensive support beyond this manual, several resources are available to Diamond Infinite Edge Pro owners․ Online forums dedicated to archery, such as ArcheryTalk, provide a platform for sharing experiences, troubleshooting issues, and receiving advice from fellow archers and experienced technicians․

YouTube channels, like Trout Productions, offer valuable video tutorials covering various aspects of bow setup, adjustment, and maintenance, including specific draw length and weight adjustments for the Infinite Edge Pro․ The Diamond Archery website itself (diamondarchery․com) provides access to updated manuals, FAQs, and contact information for customer support․

Local archery shops are invaluable resources, offering professional bow tuning services and personalized guidance․ Don’t hesitate to seek expert assistance if you encounter difficulties or require a thorough bow inspection․ Remember to always prioritize safety and consult qualified professionals when performing complex adjustments․

Diamond Infinite Edge Pro: Draw Length Adjustment Video Resources

Visual learners will find numerous video resources incredibly helpful when adjusting the draw length on their Diamond Infinite Edge Pro․ YouTube is a treasure trove of tutorials, with channels like Trout Productions offering detailed, step-by-step guides specifically for this bow model․ These videos demonstrate the process of adjusting draw length, including string routing in the B setting to achieve shorter draw lengths like 15 inches․

Searching YouTube for “Diamond Infinite Edge Pro draw length adjustment” will yield a variety of results, catering to different learning styles․ Many videos visually explain the relationship between draw length settings and corresponding measurements, making it easier to understand the bow’s adjustability․ These resources often complement the written manual, providing a clearer understanding of the mechanical aspects of the adjustment process․

Remember to always prioritize safety and follow the instructions carefully when making adjustments, and consider consulting a professional if you are unsure about any step․

Maintenance & Care for Your Infinite Edge

Regular maintenance is crucial for ensuring the longevity and optimal performance of your Diamond Infinite Edge․ Inspect the bowstring and cables frequently for wear and tear, replacing them as needed to prevent potential failures․ Keep the bow clean and dry, wiping down all surfaces after each use to remove dirt, debris, and moisture․

Periodically check all screws and bolts to ensure they are properly tightened, but avoid over-tightening, which could damage the components․ Lubricate moving parts, such as the cams and axles, with a bow-specific lubricant to reduce friction and maintain smooth operation․ Store the bow in a case when not in use to protect it from dust, sunlight, and accidental damage․

Professional servicing is recommended annually to have a qualified technician inspect the bow for any hidden issues and perform necessary adjustments․ Proper care will keep your Infinite Edge performing at its best for years to come․