Garmin 03451 Low Power Transmitter 2402-2480 MHz User Manual

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A03451Quick Start Manual

Getting Started &WARNING   2   

you attach the sensors to yourputter and wedges to improvethe AutoShot feature. Forautomatic scoring, a sensormust be attached to your putterto accurately detect thenumber of strokes.Pairing Your WatchBefore you can record shots,you must pair your ApproachCT10 sensors with acompatible Garmin golf wa ch,and assign sensors t yourclubs.NOTE: You may need toupdate the software on yourwatch before pairi g yoursensors.1Attach all sensors to yourclubs (page 2).2Take a club out of your golfbag.You should keep all of theother clubs in your golf bagwhile pairing.3Bring the club within 0.3 m(1 ft.) of your watch.NOTE: The club headshould be pointed towardthe ground.4From the watch settings,select Club Sensors >Add New.The watch beginssearching for the sensor. AQuick Start Manual 3DRA T

message appears whenthe sensor is detected.5Select the club to whichthe sensor is attached.A message appears whenthe sensor is assigned.6Follow the on-screeninstructions to pairadditional sensors.7Return the club to your golfbag, and take out the n xtclub.8Follow the screeninstructi ns until ll of thesensors have beeassigned to you clubs.Waking Your SensorsThe sensors automaticallywake or enter sleep modebased on th detected ambientlight and r ntation.Take up to three clubs outof your golf bag, and pointthe club heads toward theground.The sensors wake up andconnect to your pairedwatch. Your watch displaysthe names of theconnected clubs.NOTE: Your paired watchcan connect to threesensors simultaneously.4 Quick Start ManualDRA T

Store your clubs upside downin your golf bag. The sensorsenter sleep mode, and aredisconnected from your pairedwatch.Recording Your Shot1On your paired Garmin golfwatch, start a round.2Take a club out of your go fbag.The sensor wakes up andconnects to you pairewatch. Your watch isplaysthe nam of the onn ctedclub and your typi al shotdistance with that club.NOTE: Your typical shotdistance is not displayedfor the putter.3Hit a sh t.The sen or records yourshot and uploads data toyour paired watchautomatically.Upload scorecards to theGarmi Golf™ app after eachround to view updatedstatistics on your watch. Youcan review your typical shotdistance, as well as yourpercentage of fairways andgreens hit and missed witheach club. You can viewdetailed statistics in the app.Quick Start Manual 5DRA T

Tips for Using theSensors• For best results, try not tobump your clubs togetheror drop them on theground.• Carry your clubs upsidedown or horizontally toavoid falsely detectingshots.•Take practice swings f omthe same locati n.The sensors autom ticallydistingui h the d fferencebetween practice wingsand valid shots if they aretaken from the samelocation.NOTE: This does not applyto the putter. When asensor is assigned to aputter, it s designed to bemore s nsitive so it canaccurately detect yourputts.•Store your clubs upsidedown in your golf bagwhen not in use.Storing your clubs in adark environmentmaximizes the battery lifeof the sensors.Garmin Golf AppThe Garmin Golf app allowsgolfers to compete with eachother at different courses. More6 Quick Start ManualDRA T

Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries,registered in the USA and othercountries. Garmin Connect™ andGarmin Golf™ are trademarks ofGarmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries.These trademarks may not be usedwithout the express permission ofGarmin.8 Quick Start ManualDRA T

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