HOLUX Technology PAR72SNP01 Shot Navi Pocket User Manual
HOLUX Technology, Inc Shot Navi Pocket
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User’s Manual (PAR72SNP01) Introduction Thank you very much for purchasing the Shot Navi Pocket (Hereinafter : product). Please read this instruction manual carefully before operating the product and understand the operation method to the prdocut. Please keep this manual handy at all time when you need it.. If you have any queires please contact our customer supporting desk informed on the final page of this manual. “Shot Navi” is a registered trademarks of NEC Corporation. (TM4962208) Safety Precautions (To be strictly followed) WARNING!!! PROHIBITED ITEMS!!! ■ Do not use this product in the airplanes or in medical institutions. This product involving radio transmission. ■ Do not touch this product with wet hands or expose to water. This product is not waterproof. This kind of conditions play the mischief of this product. ■ Do not use this product under direct sunlight. It may cause malfunctioning to the product. ■ Do not use this product in extremely cold, hot or humid condition. It may cause malfunctioning to the product. ■ Do not use this product in a dusty place. It may cause malfunctioning to the product.Do not vibrate this product strongly. It may cause malfunctioning to the product. ■ Do not place this product close to the fire. It may cause malfunctioning and deform to the product. ■ Do not disassemble, modify or replace the component of this product. ■ Do not use batteries that are not specified. It may cause malfunctioning to the product. Table of Contents PACKAGE CONTENTS 1. GETTING READY 1-1. Inserting batteries. 1-2. Acrylic panel. 2. OUTLINE 3. FUNCTIONS 4. MAIN SPECIFICATIONS 4-1. GPS Specifications 4-2. Bluetooth Specifications 4-3. USB Specifications 4-4. Terminal Specifications 5. COMPNENT NAMES 6. PRECAUTIONS 7. DISPLAY SCREEN 7-1. Selection Screen 7-2. Distance Screen 7-3. Flying Distance Screen 8. SCREEN TRANSITION 9. MENU SCREEN 10. OPERATION FLOW 11. SELECTING GOLF COURSE 11-1. Select favorite 11-2. Automatic search for golf courses 11-3. Manual selection 12. SELECTING COURSE 13. SELECTING HOLE 14. CHANGING HOLE 15. NAVIGATION 16. MARK INFORMATION REGISTERATION 17. FLYING DISTANCE DISPLAY 18. ADDING GOLF COURSE TO FAVOITE 19. SETTING 19-1. Today’s Mark Position 19-2. Unit of distance display 19-3. Hole detection method 19-4. Contrast of screen 19-5. Language 20. DELETING REGISTERED DATA 20-1. Deleting mark data 20-2. Deleting registered favorite lists 21. TROUBLE SHOOTING 22. WARRANTY Package Contents ･One terminal (including acrylic panel) ･One mini USB cable ･Two triple A batteries ･One hexagonal wrench ･Quick start guide ･Manual booklet ･Warranty 1. GETTING READY ■1-1.Inserting batteries. This product uses batteries for its power. Insert batteries properly before using. *Please be aware of the direction of batteries. ■1-2. Acrylic panel Acrylic panel can be removed by using hexagonal wrench. Enjoy with favorite picture or various pattern by attaching them to this product and protect them with acrylic panel. *Please be aware that the acrylic panel can be broken if screws are tightened too strong. 2. OUTLINE This product stores more than 90% of golf course data in Japan in its internal memory. It determines a position (calculates your current longitudeand latitude on the earth.) by using GPS satellite and displays calculated distance to the target position on the golf course that is recorded internally in this product. Note) Please see support page on our website regarding to the registered golf courses of this product. Also the information on adding corresponded golf course and corrected golf course data are on our website. 3. FUNCTIONS ・ Automatic golf course search This product determines which golf course you are located by searching golf course data registered in this product from current position. ・ Automatic Hole information display This product displays information of the hole automatically when you go into tee ground. It may not display information of the hole automatically, since it depending on the condition of golf course. In this case, operate this product and select the hole by manually. ・ Distance display Object for distance display: green edge, green center, and specific target. The target (object) can be changed as pushing select button. ・ Registering mark and flying distance display This product stores (registration position) specific mark (e.g. ball position) into internal memory with button operation. It can store 1000 positions. And it displays distance (flying distance) between registered position and current position if positioning registration is completed. 4. MAIN SPECIFICATIONS ■4-1. GPS specifications ① positioning specifications Received frequency : 1575.42 MHz(L1 frequency band) Received code : C/A code (1.023MHz) Number of received channels : parallel 32 channels Positioning system : independent positioning, DGPS Geographic coordinate system : World Datum (WGS-84) ② Positioning performance Positioning accuracy : 5m (2D-RMS) Acceleration accuracy : 0.4m/sec. Hot start : 2 sec. (Typ.) Warm start : 35 sec (Typ.) Cold star : 42 sec (Typ) Received sensitivity : Acquisition -146dBm Tracking -158dBm Output updating cycle : 1 sec ③ Maximum performance Altitude : 18,000m Velocity : 515m/sec Acceleration : 4G ■ 4-2. Bluetooth specifications BT version : Bluetooth V1.2 Output : Class 2 Communication distance : Max 10m ■ 4-3. USB specifications Connector type : mini-USB typeB ■ 4-4.Terminal specifications Dimension : width46mm×height78mm×depth25mm Weight : 65g (batteries are not included) Display : Monochrome 128×32 dots Power : Two triple A type batteries Airtime : About 15 hours (with alkali battery) Airtime depends on what type of batteries is used. Operating temperature : 0-40oC 5. PART NAMES Screen Antenna Select button Back button Power switch OK button Power switch : Turns on/off the power. Select button : Changes selections. Back button : Returns to the previous title. Ok button : Determines selection item. Screen : Displays selection item and distance information Antenna : GPS antenna (internally embedded.) 6. PRECAUTIONS ・ This product specifies the position by receiving radio wave from GPS satellite.Therefore, it may have a large margin of distance error on the screen. Covering antenna or directing it to the person cause lowering the sensitivity and the product can not locate the accurate position. Try not to cover antenna with body when you use it. ・ Positioned location may vary slightly even though you are in the same position. GPS satellite always moves around the earth as a result the location of GPS satellite changes from your point of view. Also it is difficult to acquire the satellite under big trees or high buildings. ・ This product may have measurement error due to positioning accuracy of GPS(5m) and Course data accuracy (5m). ・ This product is not waterproof. Do not operate it with wet hand or water it, it may cuase mal functioning to the product. ・ Batteries that included with this product is for short term use. New batteries (alkaline battery) can last about 15 hours at normal condition. ・ Be aware of the remaining battery before using it. It may not be able to locate the position when battery is low. ・ This product has stored course data in internal memory. Longitude and latitude information of green center and green edge point on golf course is set. Therefore, information may be different from edge position that is set by a golf course. Also stored golf course data may be different from actual course data due to overhaul of golf course or naming change although these information has been carefully acquired and researched. ・ The positioning distance of this product only shows distance from point to point. It does not include undulation of golf courses such as vertical interval. ・ This product can be used for official game only if local rule of each committee has authorized it. Inquiry to each committee is recommended before the game. ・ Be careful with slow play when you use this product. ・ Because this product shows straight distance to green from any position, the distance from tee ground to green may be shorter than actual distance especially on dogleg. ・ We have planned on updating and adding more stored golf course data of this product. Also we offer user support regarding to this product on our website. Please visit our website and perform user registration. 7. DISPLAY SCREEN Battery power Title Menu Time 12：25 Golf Navi Selecting item ・ Title: Shows the title of selection item. “Menu” Select menu “Area” Select area “Prefectures” Select prefectures “Golf course” Select golf course “Course” Select course “Hole” Select hole ・ Battery power : Shows remaining batteries by third step → Enough remaining batteries → Low remaining batteries → Change the batteries ・ Time：Shows current time 12:25 → Receiving GPS satellite radio wave ―:― → Not receiving GPS satellite radio wave ・ Selecting item: Shows selecting items Items are changes with button operation. ■ 7-2. Distance screen Par Hole No. 18H PAR4 Target LEdge 12：25 123y Target mark Target distance Hole No : Selected hole number Par : Selected par number Target : Name of target Target mark : Target mark Distance to target : Distance to the target ■ 7-3.Flying distance screen Number of shot 18H PAR４ LEdge 1st 230/115y Flying distance Distance to target Number of shot : Number of shots on display hole Flying distance : Distance from previous mark registration to current position 8. SCRREN TRANSITION Product logo Golf Navi Course select Distance Flying distance Setting Today’s Mark Pos Distance Unit Hole Detect Contrast Language Data Deletion Mark Information Favorites 9. MENU SCREEN There are “Golf Navi”, “Setting”, and “Deleting data” on the menu. Menu 12：25 Golf Navi OK Button To Golf course selection Select Button Menu 12：25 Setting OK Button To changing setting Select Button Menu 12：25 Data Deletion OK Button To deleting data Select Button Selecting course : Select golf course and display distance to target, flying distance and hole information. Changing setting : Change “Today’s Mark Pos”, “Distance Unit”, “Hole Detection”, “Contrast”, and “Language”. Deleting data : Delete registered Mark Information and Favorites. 10. OPERATION FLOW Turn on the power Select golf navi Select golf course Select course Select hole Display distance to the target Flying distance after mark registration 11. SELECTING COURSE There are three ways to select golf course, they are “Favorite selection”, “Auto Course Find”, and “Manual selection”. Area 12：25 Select Favorite OK Button To select favorite Select Button Area 12：25 Auto Course Find OK Button To Auto Course Find Select Button Area 12：25 Hokkaido・Tohoku Select Button Area 12：25 Kanto Area OK Button To manual selection 12：25 Kyushu・Okinawa Select Button ■ 11-1. Select favorite The name of golf courses that were added to favorite is shown. Here if there is mark on the left side of battery power logo, means there are other candidates. Then select golf course from favorite. Names of golf course appear as scroll if there are more than certain numbers of word. It shows “No List” if nothing is registered as favorite. Area 12：25 Select Favorite Back Button OK Button Golf Course 12：25 Tokyo C.C Select Button Golf Course 12：25 Chiba C.C Golf Course OK Button To course selection 12：25 Osaka C.C Select Button Golf Course No List 12：25 OK Button Return to area ■ 11-2. Auto Course Find (Automatic search for courses) Current position fixed by GPS has searched the golf course within golf course area stored internal body automatically. Golf course which is not preferred may be shown in the course where two golf courses are next to each other. In this case, select “Search Other” on the screen. Name of golf course appear as scroll if there are more than certain numbers of word. Also if the golf course is not stored, it shows “Course Not Found”. Area 12：25 Auto Course Find Back Button OK Button Searching Course Cancel OK Button To cancel course search Finish searching Golf Course 12：25 Tokyo C.C OK Button To course selection Select Button Golf Course 12：25 Search Other OK Button To research course Select Button Golf Course 12：25 Course Not Found OK Button Return to area When Auto Course Find is canceled during the search, detected area or prefecture at that point is displayed on the screen. If the area can not be detected at that point, it displays “Out of Area”. Refer to 11-3 manual selection for operation in case automatic course selection is canceled during the search. Searching Course Cancel OK Button (Cancel the search) In case the area can not be detected at the cancellation.* Area 12：25 Out of Area OK Button To menu Incase the area can be detected at the cancellation. Area 12：25 Kanto OK Button To prefecture selection Incase the prefecture is detected during the cancellation. prefecture 12：25 Tokyo OK Button To Kana selection *Displayed message may not be accurate if the search is cancelled halfway. ■ 11-3. Manual selection Select items as follows : ①Area→①Prefecture→①Kana row→①Kana column→①Golf course. And target golf course is displayed at the end. ① Select area Select Area from six areas as “Hokkaido･Touhoku”, “Kanto”, “Cyubu”,” Kansai”, “Chugoku･ Shikoku”, and “Kyusyu･Okinawa”. Area 12：25 Hokkaido･Tohoku Select Button Area 12：25 Kanto Area OK Button To prefecture selection 12：25 Kyushu･Okinawa Select Button ② Select prefecture Select prefecture that belongs to each area. Area 12：25 Kanto Back Button OK Button prefecture 12：25 Ibaraki Select Button prefecture 12：25 Tochigi prefecture OK Button To Kana Row selection 12：25 Kanagawa Select Button ③ Select Kana Row Select Kana Row which is the initial of the target golf course in Japanese pronunciation. prefecture 12：25 Ibaraki Back Button OK Button Kana Row 12：25 Ibaraki>A Select Button Kana Row 12：25 Ibaraki>KA Select Button Kana Row 12：25 Ibaraki>SA Select Button Kana Row Ibaraki>WA 12：25 OK Button To Kana Column selection ④ Select Kana Row Select Kana Column which is the initial of the target golf course in Japanese pronunciation. Kana Row 12：25 Ibaraki>A Back Button OK Button Kana Column 12：25 Ibaraki>A>A Select Button Kana Column 12：25 Ibaraki>A>I Kana Column OK Button To Kana Row selection 12：25 Ibaraki>A>O Select Button ⑤ Select golf course Select golf course which is chosen by Kana selection. If there is mark on the left side of battery power logo, it means there are other candidates. Then select the golf course from the list. Name of golf course appear as scroll if there are more than certain numbers of word. Also if the golf course is not stored, it displays “No Courses”. 12. SELECTING COURSE Once golf course is selected, the name of the course is displayed on the screen. If there is mark on the left side of battery power logo, it means there are other candidates. Then select the golf course from the list. Also if favorite course is selected, the course is added to favorite however, if the course is already added to favorite, the course can not be shown as favorite. Refer to article18 Register golf course as favorite for registering favorite. 13. SELECTING HOLE Once the course is selected, hole is shown on the screen. If there is mark on the left side of battery power logo, it means there are other candidates. Then select the golf hole from the list. Also if hole detect is set as automatic, hole information is shown automatically when you move to teeing ground. Hole detect is set as automatic when it is delivered from the factory. Refer to article 19-3 Hole detect method for hole detection setting. For manual operation, see article 14 Change the hole in case hole is not changed automatically with automatic setting. 14. CHANGING HOLE This product has automatic hole traveling function however, it may not work automatically. In this case follow the operation as below. 1H PAR4 LEdge 12：25 10y Back Button Hole 1H 12：25 Select Button Hole 2H 12：25 OK Button 2H PAR5 LEdge 12：25 478y 15. NAVIGATION Navigation screen is displayed if hole is selected or detected by automatic hole detection function. Target of mark＊, edge, and center can be changed. Also if there are 2 holes on the green, it Displayed L (Left green) or R (Right green) on the screen. If OK button is pressed on the Navigation screen, it moves to positioning registration and penalty. Hole 1H Back Button 12：25 OK Button 1H PAR4 LMark 12：25 315y OK Button To Mark Info registration Select Button 1H PAR4 1H PAR4 LEdge 12：25 310y LCnt 12：25 312y OK Button To Mark Info registration OK Button To Mark Info registration Select Button *The distance to mark will be displayed only if today’s Mark Position is received from external device via communication. 16. MARK INFORMATION REGISTRATION Mark Information registration is shown once OK button is pressed on Navigation screen. Registered Mark Information can be registered as shot number and shot number can be changed (penalty) in the case of OB etc. There will be – or + for adjusting penalty after first Mark Information registration is completed. Once Mark Information is done, it moves to flying distance. 1H PAR4 LEdge 12：25 310y OK Button Back Button 1st Register? YES +1 +1 YES* 1H PAR4 LEdge 12：25 310y OK Button 2nd Register? YES +１ ‒１ −1 YES* 1H PAR4 LEdge 12：25 310y OK Button *Select item with Select Button, and then decide with OK Button. 17. FLYING DISTANCE DISPLAY Flying distance will be shown once Mark Information registration is completed. On the flying distance screen, target of mark*1, edge, and center can be changed. In this case, if there are 2 holes on the green, it displays L (Left green) or R (Right green) on the screen. Once OK button is pressed on flying distance screen, it moves to positioning registration. 1st Register? YES +1 OK Button (YES*2) 1H PAR4 LMark 0/315y 12：25 OK Button To Mark Info registration Select Button 1H 1H PAR4 LEdge 0/310y PAR4 RCnt 0/312y 12：25 OK Button To Mark Info registration 12：25 OK Button To Mark Info registration Select Button *1 The distance to mark will be displayed only if today’s target is received from external device via communication. *2 Select item with Select Button, and then decide with OK Button. 18. ADDING GOLF COURSE TO FAVORITE Frequently used golf courses can be added up to 10 golf courses to favorite. If there have been already 10 golf course added in favorite, some golf course have to be deleted in order to add new ones. Once the golf course is added in favorite, it becomes easy to select golf course from favorite. ① With data vacancy Course 12：25 Add To Favorites OK Button NO* Add to Favorite? YES NO YES* Add to Favorite Favorite Added OK Button * Select item with select button, and then define with Ok button. ①No data vacancy Course 12：25 Add To Favorites OK Button NO* List Full Del? YES NO YES* Del Favorite Tokyo CC Del Favorite OK Button OK Button Osaka CC OK Button NO* Delete Data？ YES NO Add to Favorite? YES NO YES* YES* Del Favorite Deleting Add to Favorite Favorite Added Del Favorite OK Button Favorite Deleted * Select item with select button, and then define with Ok button. 19. SETTING Change settings of this product. There are “Today’s Mark Pos”, “Distance Unit”, “Hole Detect”, “Contrast”, “Language” as setting items. ■ 19-1. Today’s Mark Position Make sure if the target for the day in formation is registered. The target for the day is only effective on that day. The data registered other than that day is not displayed. ① Target for the day is already registered. Setting 12：25 Today’s Mark Pos OK Button Today’s Mark 12：25 Hourai C.C OK Button ② With no target for the day Setting 12：25 Today’s Mark Pos OK Button Today’s Mark 12：25 No Data OK Button ■ 19-2.Unit of distance display Set unit for distance to a target and flying distance. Unit can be set as Yard or Meter. The unit is set as Yard when it is delivered from the factory. The unit which is selected currently is displayed, and then selects the unit for display distance. ■ 19-3 Hole detection method Set hole detection method. The mode for setting is automatic or manual. When automatic is selected as setting, automatic hole detection function is on. It displays hole information automatically after selecting course. The mode is set as automatic when it is delivered from the factory. The mode which is selected currently is displayed on the screen, and then selects the mode. ■ 19-4 Contrast of screen Set the contrast on the screen. The setting range is from 1 to 16. The contrast is set as 10 when it is delivered from the factory. The current setting value is displayed, then change the setting value. Setting 12：25 Contrast OK Button Contrast 10 Back Button (−) Contrast 12 12：25 Select Button (+) 12：25 OK Button ■19-5 Language Set Language of the screen. Japanese or English are for setting. The Language is set as Japanese when it is delivered from the factory. The language which is selected currently is displayed, then select language. 20. DELETING REGISTERED DATA Delete variety of registered data of this product. Deleting items are “Mark Information” and “Favorites”. ■ 20-1. Deleting Mark data Delete registered positioning data of this product. If there is no data registered, it shows “No Data”. ■ 20-2 Deleting Favorite lists Delete registered favorite list of this product. There are collective deleting and individual deleting as deleting method. If there is no golf course data, it displays “No Favorite” ①. collective deleting Area 12：25 Select Favorite OK Button Del Favorite Delete All Del Favorite NO* Delete Data？ YES NO YES* Delete One Del Favorite Deleting Del Favorite Favorite Deleted OK Button * Select items with select button and then define with OK button. ① Individual deleting Area 12：25 Select Favorite Del Favorite Delete One OK Button Del Favorite Tokyo CC OK Button OK Button Del Favorite Osaka CC NO* Select Button Delete Data？ YES NO YES* Del Favorite Deleting No more favorite Area 12：25 Select Favorite OK Button Del Favorite Favorite Deleted OK Button * Select items with select button and then define with OK button. Favorite exist 21. TROUBLE SHOOTING Check with this table if there is something wrong with this product. If it does not operate properly after checking it with this table, please contact to customer service. Case Reason How to fix It can not be turned on Low battery power Change batteries It returns to initial screen Low battery power Change batteries without touching power switch It does not show time It can not receive GPS signals Make sure if antenna is not covered or used it inside. It shows 999Y on distance Distance from the target is Make sure the current hole screen and the selected hole are the far away same It shows ------on distance It screen can not receive GPS signals Make sure if antenna is not covered or used it inside. 22. Warranty This product can be fixed for free one year after purchase if it got broken under the proper condition. Please bring this product with warranty and go to the store that you purchased it when you need to fix it. For frequently asked questions and inquiries, refer to our home page or e-mail address below: URL http:www.par72.co.jp/snp/ Mail snp-info@par72.co.jp About handling of personal information for customers We, PAR72PLAZA Co., Ltd. and the other related companies, may use or keep record of customer’s personal information such as name, address and his/her consulting content for responding to customer or confirmation of provided services. However, we manage customer’s personal information properly and do not provide it to any third parties without for right purpose and commission for fixing this product. For customer’s personal information, please inquire to customer service that you consult with. Producer: PAR72PLAZA Co., Ltd. Customer service Toll free 0120-872-072 "FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION INTERFERENCE STATEMENT This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: --Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. --Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. --Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. --Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help." "RF exposure warning?? ·This equipment must be installed and operated in accordance with provided instructions and the antenna(s) used for this transmitter must be installed to provide a separation distance of at least 20 cm from all persons and must not be co-located or operating in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. End-users and installers must be provide with antenna installation instructions and transmitter operating conditions for satisfying RF exposure compliance. "
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