Play Golf Mode; Using The Play Golf Menu / Golf Menu Items - Bushnell 362130 Manual Del Usuario

PLAY GOLF MODE

1. Make sure you are outdoors, with an unobstructed view of the sky. Tap PLAY GOLF to start or continue the
round of golf. Display will show the GPS Search Screen as the Ion Edge looks for multiple available GPS satellite
signals and locks onto them. This can take several minutes the first time you use the Ion Edge but will be faster
when used in the same general area in the future.
2. You will be asked if you wish to continue a game that is active. Make your choice. If you are continuing a game,
you will be sent to the Front Center Back (FCB) screen. If you select no, the device will connect to GPS and a list
of nearest courses will appear.
GPS Search Screen
3. Swipe Up and Down to select the course you want to play from the list of nearby courses (closest course at top of list).
4. The display then shows Front/Center/Back Distance Screen: current hole # (Fig. 1), game score (Fig. 2), par for the hole (Fig. 3), distance
to the center/pin (Fig. 4), distance to the front of the green (Fig. 5) and distance to the back of green (Fig. 6).
To cycle through mode/menu screens (Front/Center/Back > GreenView > Hazards and Layup points > Time), swipe left or right.
Front/Center/Back Screen
The Front/Center/Back Distance screen, see diagram to right.
Tap on Score (Fig. 2) to go to the Score Input Sequence.
GreenView
The Ion Edge's GreenView Screens will allow you to select the pin placement on the green to provide you with distance to the pin instead
of the center of green distance. Do this by tapping anywhere on the green that best represents the location of the pin/hole. When done,
swipe either right or left to save pin location, or the page will timeout after 1 min and return to the FCB screen.
Flag indicates
position of hole
129
Indicates
distance to flag
Hazard & Layup Points
Tap to view Hazard callouts per hole, variable depending on the most significant hazards located near a specific
hole on the current course. Hazard screen will time out after one minute and return to the FCB screen. (see
above) If there are no Hazards, "No Obstacle Data" will be on screen. See "Hazard Glossary" on page 8 for a list of all
abbreviations used to designate various hazards.
Available Course List Front/Center/Back
129
GreenView
Hole Fig. 1
Score Fig. 2
Par Fig. 3
135
= Nearest Green Point
Hazard and Layup Points
Distance to front of
the green Fig. 5
Distance to the
center/pin Fig. 4
Distance to back of
the green Fig. 6
139
132
= Farthest Green Point
Play Golf Screen
Time
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