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● Tracking: The unit should be tracking centered on the transmitter and should have only minor
play due to terrain and golfer movement. The unit should follow approximately 4 feet behind the
transmitter.
● General: Listen for any unusual noises such as squeaks or rattles. Check the unit’s performance.
Have a Club Car distributor/dealer or a trained technician investigate anything unusual.
○ Note: Front Caster may oscillate slightly when being moved without a golf bag and clubs
● Acceleration: when the unit is connected to the transmitter, it should smoothly pick up speed as
the golfer accelerates their walking pace. It should slow down when the golfer slows their pace.
● Walk Away: The unit will apply brakes, when the transmitter gets more than 12’ away from the
unit.
● Turning: When connected to the transmitter, the unit should turn, following the direction of the
golfer. Should the golfer rotate their body too far when making sharp turns, the unit may shut itself
off.
● Should objects interfere with the front sensors, the unit brakes will be immediately deployed, and
a voice audio will inform the user that the front sensors have been activated.
⚠
WARNING
Once the front sensors are tripped, the unit will put the sensors on hold for 30 seconds to give the
user time to free themselves from their situation, then the front sensors will be reset.
⚠
WARNING
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Slopes: Always walk the unit directly up and down the “Fall” line of slopes. Do not operate
along steep side hills. Do not operate unit on slopes exceeding 10% grades.
STARTING AND OPERATING TEMPO WALK
1. Study and understand all controls.
2. Read safety and information decals located on the unit and view the tutorial video
3. Securely fasten clubs in Tempo Walk.
4. Make sure front wheel is turned in desired direction.
5. Turn the unit ON by pressing the power switch on the dashboard and make sure nothing is
in your path. Make sure the unit is not in the neutral position.
6.
Make sure transmitter switch
is “OFF”, then attach transmitter securely and vertically on
your waistband at the center of your back. Never use the transmitter in any other position.
7. When ready to activate Tempo Walk make sure you are in a safe operating environment.
Once the transmitter is directly facing the unit, turn the transmitter switch to the “ON”
position, which will be in the up position on the toggle switch. Standing centered and
directly in front of the unit approximately 2-3 feet, SLOWLY begin to walk away from the
unit until you hear a “beep” indicating that you are now connected to Tempo Walk. Tempo
Walk is now following you, and it will maintain an operating distance of 2 to 6 feet.
⚠
WARNING
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The Operator is taking full responsibility and control of all movement of the Tempo Walk.
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Make safety your top priority
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Keep the transmitter facing the Tempo Walk unit at all times.
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Walk in the center of cart paths and bridges
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When 2 or more Tempo walk units are operating, walk in single file on cart paths
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Keep front sensors clear of obstacles (i.e. towels, head covers, etc.)