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it has the DS3 module on it. and the stop is set on the middle line, the 5th up from the bottom or L. let me try and explain where the cable is attached on the cam. theres the middle circle where the cable is looped onto then the cable goes around one circle with a hole in it, then 3 solid circles, then a double circle then the cable goes past the axle. sorry for the terminology but i don't know what the things are called on the cam that the cable goes around. hope you know what i'm talking about. thanks.
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Sorry, I had the wrong module number on my above post so I just edited it. Too many numbers in my head today I guess.

I am correct for the post setting though. It needs to be set right on the 7th line for 80% let off or the 7.5 line for 65% or somewhere in between the two for a different let off...

If yours is set at the 5th from the bottom than the cam is overrotating and it will cause undue wear.

Where your is set it will probably also feel a little mushy at the end of the draw cycle since your drawing it off the back of the wall before it hits the draw stop.

By the description you gave it sounds like it around the cable track o.k. so try to set it on the 7th line and see how it feels to you.