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User Manual Rangender Watch GPS ®[...]
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Care and Maintenance The Neo XS wat ch is durable and waterpr oof . T o help ensure reliable opera tion, the following care and maintenance guidelines are r ecommended : • Av oid exposing the watch t o extreme environmental c onditions for a prolonged period of time. • Av oid severe impacts on the watch. • Y ou may clean the watch oc[...]
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Page T itle Page # Charging the Battery 4 Package Contents / C omputer Requirements / Updates 4 Buttons and F unctions 5 Pow er On and Basic Operation 6 Using Play Golf Mode 6-7 Button F unctions in Play Golf Mode 7 Golf Menu Options 8-10 Registering and Updating Course Data 11 iGolf Hazard Glossary 12 Main Menu Options 13-18 Settings Menu Options:[...]
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Charging the Battery The rechargeable battery of the Neo XS Watch is long lasting and pr ovides up to 3 rounds of golf (based upon average of 4 hours per r ound), or two years of use as an everyday (time only) watch. Howev er , battery life may be reduced due to a variety of factors (external temperature, etc). All rechar geable batteries lose thei[...]
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1. Golf Menu Button: V iew Golf Menu 2. MENU Button: View Main Menu Options. 3. UP Button: Scrolls up through Menu items. 4. SELECT Button: Selects from menu items. 5. DOWN Button: Scrolls down through menu items . Press & hold (2.5 seconds) to power on/o . Buttons and Functions 3 4 5 Down Up Select 1 2 Menu Golf Menu 5. ▲ ▼ ◄ ▲ ◄ [...]
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Po wer On and Basic Operation Ready to start using your Neo XS W atch? First, be sur e the battery has a full charge. If you are using it for the rst time, it should be charged until full (takes around 2.5 hours f or a full charge) . Next, make sure you are out doors, in a location with a clear view of the sky overhead, to ensure good r eception[...]
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Button F unctions in Play Golf Mode (Bottom Image) T rack Shot Distance: This feature allows you t o easily check the distance between any two points and would normally be used to measur e the length of your shot. Pr ess the SHOT button (1) t o set Point A (where y ou are standing) to “0” . After walking to your ball ( Point B ), the Neo XS Wat[...]
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GOLF MENU Options TEE TIME T ee Time is a useful feature that allow s you to set a tee time up to 1 w eek (6 days, 23 hours , 59 minutes) in advance. When a T ee T ime is set, the Neo XS watch will automatically enter P lay Golf mode, and search for local courses 7 minutes prior to the set time. Simply select your course fr om the list, and enjoy y[...]
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GOLF MENU Options SETUP The Setup menu allows you to set y our preferenc es for units of measurement in Play Golf mode (Y ards or Meters), set the Aut o- O time, or view Battery life. T o access the Setup Menu, select Setup from the Golf Menu. Use the UP Button (3) and the Down Button (5) t o scroll between options. Use the Select Button (4) to [...]
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GOLF SETUP MENU Options AUT O -OFF The Auto-O feature is designed to automatically exit P lay Golf mode when the preset time has expired. When in Play Golf mode, after the preset time has expired, an A uto-O message will appear on the watch (g. 1) . Select Resume to return to the round; the A uto-O message will appear again after 1.5 [...]
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Registering and Updating Golf Course Da ta Setting up a free account and reg istering your Neo XS at ww w .bushnell.igolf .com is not required. Howev er , doing so will allow you to update the pr eloaded GPS course data, and load any new courses. Registr ation is free and takes only a few minutes. Completing the r egistration will give y ou access [...]
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iGolf Hazard Glossary Hazards within the iGolf application are shown as abbr eviations. These abbreviations are dened as f ollows: 1. LFB- Left F airway Bunker 2. MFB- Middle Fairway Bunker 3. RFB- Right Fairway Bunker 4. LFW- Left F air way Wat er Layup 5. LFWC- Left F airway W ater Carr y 6. MFW- Middle F airway W ater Layup 7. MFWC- Middle Fa[...]
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MAIN MENU Options 13. T o access the Main Menu (Fig. 1) , select the MENU Button (2). There are 6 Menu options on 2 menu pages: Battery, Odometer , Alarm, Stopwatch, Timer , and Settings. 3 4 5 Down Up Select 1 2 Menu Golf Menu BA TTERY Select Battery (Fig. 1) to view remaining Battery Life (F ig. 2). Fig. 1 Fig. 2 ▲ ▼ ◄[...]
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14. MAIN MENU Options ODOMETER The Odometer is a GPS function that tracks speed, distance tra velled, and activity time. T o access the Odometer , select Odometer from Menu 1 (g. 1). The Neo XS will search f or satellite signal, and will ac cess the Odometer page upon GPS Lock. The Odometer timer will automatically begin counting, and the speed [...]
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MAIN MENU Options 15. UP (3) Reset Odometer (when Paused) ALARM The Neo XS is equipped with a standard Alarm featur e. T o access the Alarm, select Alarm from Menu 1 (Fig. 1). T o set the Alarm, press the SELECT Button (4) to activate the Hours eld. Use the UP Button (3) and the DOWN Button (5) to toggle the time up and do wn. Press the SELECT B[...]
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16. MAIN MENU Options STOP W A TCH The Neo XS features a useful S topwatch function. T o access the Stopwatch, select Stopwatch from Menu 2 (F ig. 1). Pr ess the SELECT Button (4) to start/pause the Stopwatch. When the Stopwatch is paused , use the UP Button (3) to reset the Stop watch. Use the DOWN Button (5) to view the current Lap Time (the Stop[...]
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17. MAIN MENU Options TIMER The Neo XS also comes with a Timer f eature. T o access the Timer , select Timer from Menu 2 (F ig. 1). T o set the T imer , press the SELECT Button (4) to activate the Hours eld. Minutes will automatically be set to 5, how ever can be adjusted. Use the UP Button (3) and the DOWN Butt on (5) to toggle the time up and [...]
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18. MAIN MENU Options SETTINGS MENU O ptions: TIME OPTIONS SETTINGS The Settings Menu allows you to set the Time, as well as prefer ences for Time, the Odomet er , and Sounds. Y ou can also view your latitude/ longitude coordinates , the current rmware v ersion, or reset the default settings. T o access the Settings Menu, select Settings from Me[...]
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19. SETTINGS MENU O ptions: TIME OPTIONS SET TIME B Y GPS This is the easiest way to set the time . Fr om the Time Options Menu, select Set Time (Fig . 1) , then select By GPS from the Set Time Menu (F ig. 2). The Neo XS will acquire GPS signal , and upon GPS Lock, will return to the Home ( Time) screen, where the time and the dat e will be set via[...]
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20. SETTINGS MENU O ptions: TIME OPTIONS DA YLIGHT The Daylight time option is a quick and easy way t o adjust the time between daylight savings time and standard time (fall thr ough spring). The default setting for Daylight is ON (+1), which would be the correct setting for the spring, summer , and early-mid autumn seasons, and sets the time one h[...]
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21. SETTINGS MENU O ptions ODOMETER The Odometer Setting allows you to set y our unit of measurement preferenc e for the Odometer (miles or kilometers). This setting aects the normal Odometer , as well as the Round Info Odometer in Play Golf mode . T o access the Odometer Setting, select Odometer from the Settings 1 Menu (Fig. 1) , then select t[...]
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22. SETTINGS MENU O ptions GPS ST A TUS The GPS Status setting is a GPS function that allows you to view the quality of the GPS Signal by showing the number of satellit es, as well as the HDOP (Horizontal Dilution of Precision; the lo wer the number , the better the signal). This featur e also shows your location by pr oviding latitude and longitud[...]
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23. SETTINGS MENU O ptions RESET The Reset option from the Settings 3 menu (Fig 1) is a software reset tha t restores the wat ch to the default settings. T o execute the reset, select “Reset” from the Defaults menu (Fig 2). Fig. 1 Fig. 2 F AQs & T roubleshooting How do I power m y Neo XS ON/OFF? • P ower ON- Hold the low er[...]
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F AQs & T roubleshooting 24. I am trying to download courses to my w atch and I am receiving a Msg 112: Error occurred message . •Error112isageneralerrormessagethatcanmeanacoupleofthings: - A bad connection Make sure the guide-pins on the USB clip are aligned properly with the guide-holes on the back [...]
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ONE YEAR LIMITED W ARRANT Y Y our Bushnell ® product is warranted to be free of defects in materials and workmanship for one year after the date of purchase. In the event of a defect under this warranty , we will, at our option, repair or replace the product, provided that you return the product postage prepaid. This warranty does not cover damage[...]
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26. This device complies with P art 15 of the FCC interference limits for Class B digital devices FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. These limits are designed to pr ovide reasonable prot ection against harmful interference in a residential installation, and are more stringent than “ outdoor” requirements. Operation of this device is subject to the followi[...]