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Electrical Shock Hazard

Do not expose the AC adapter and main power connections to
rain or wet conditions. This may cause a lethal electrical shock.

Handling

Keep fingers clear when closing the X3 leg. If closed incorrectly,
pinching of fingers or hand may occur. See back leg operation
illustrated in Switching Off section of manual.

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Summary of Contents for X3

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Page 2: ...ce in any country may require approval in accordance with local telecommunications and safety regulations The equipment has been designed for sheltered or clear weather use Copyright 2017 FlightScope Pty Ltd All rights reserved The information presented in this document may not be copied or reproduced in any form whatsoever without prior written consent of FlightScope FlightScope reserves all the ...

Page 3: ...B digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in an office or 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 guarant...

Page 4: ...tatement This device complies with Industry Canada license exempt RSS standard s Operation is subject to the following two conditions 1 this device may not cause interference and 2 this device must accept any interference including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device Déclaration IC Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio...

Page 5: ...This guide will help you set up and use the FlightScope X3 FlightScope X3 is battery operated and connects by Ethernet or USB cable to your computer device ...

Page 6: ...Battery Safety and Care ...

Page 7: ...Ethernet Port USB Ports Normal Play Modes Set units distances height altitude Units Sensor to Tee Distance Tee Surface Height Altitude Basic care Damage ...

Page 8: ...Cleaning Storage Transportation ...

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Page 10: ...and balls Typical applications include Teaching Club fitting Practice and self assessment Equipment testing Equipment retail Golf game simulation FlightScope will fully support you in your use and enjoyment of the system FlightScope s ongoing R D commitment also means that new features and levels of performance will be readily available to you when new developments are made We look forward to bein...

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Page 19: ...e replaced only at a FlightScope Repair Center The product and its battery must be recycled or disposed of properly Air Transport The X3 battery meets the existing FAA and IATA specifications for the X3 to pass as carry on or as checked luggage on passenger airlines below 100 W h Always switch the X3 off before packing for a flight ...

Page 20: ...ower connections to rain or wet conditions This may cause a lethal electrical shock Handling Keep fingers clear when closing the X3 leg If closed incorrectly pinching of fingers or hand may occur See back leg operation illustrated in Switching Off section of manual ...

Page 21: ...y level before use 1 With the rear leg in the closed position briefly press the On button on the top You will hear a short beep 2 All battery lights will flash briefly blue then flash green while battery level is checked ...

Page 22: ...3 Levels are as shown in the table 4 The system returns to the OFF condition after the battery check ...

Page 23: ...NING Using damaged mains cords or chargers or charging when moisture is present can cause electric shock CAUTION Do not use a power adapter other than the one supplied or specified by FlightScope If an adapter with incorrect voltage rating is used the X3 electronics can be damaged If an adapter with insufficient current rating is used the adapter may overheat and become damaged ...

Page 24: ... adequate ventilation around the power adapters during use 2 If the X3 is left switched on the battery will drain and might become completely discharged If battery is completely discharged you must charge the battery with the system OFF for at least 30 minutes before using ...

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Page 26: ...ttery level in BLUE see LED Indicators Battery NOTE Charging time is approximately 8 10 hours Contact Support at FlightScope if battery needs replacement Battery Safety and Care Don t attempt to replace the X3 battery yourself The X3 battery should be replaced only by an authorized FlightScope Repair Center A defective or end of life battery must be recycled or disposed of separately from househol...

Page 27: ...The X3 s self leveling feet automatically adjust tilt and roll angles to compensate for uneven surfaces ...

Page 28: ...est tracking performance and can vary The default settings are 7 for Normal golf mode and 2 for Short Game Ground slope must be less than 5 for self leveling function Flat Actuators extend mid way Down slope Actuators extend less Up slope Actuators extend more ...

Page 29: ... Sensor operating roll angle is 0 Ground slope must be 3 for self leveling to function Left slope 3 max Right slope 3 max ...

Page 30: ...1 Use the X3 on reasonably leveled surfaces Ensure that there are no obstructions or steps in front of the unit and it has a clear unobstructed view of the club swing and ball trajectory ...

Page 31: ...2 Remember to set the correct mode Indoor Short Indoor or Outdoor align the unit properly and enter the correct distance from the X3 unit to the Tee ...

Page 32: ...eir position in relation to the X3 The below illustration shows these items and where they may cause false triggers Try to prevent false triggers by switching such lights or machines off or install a wire mesh screen in the light covers or over the interfering machines ...

Page 33: ... switch the system ON Hold the X3 unit and press the latch under the unit to release the leg Pull the leg down and outwards until fully extended Place on ground or floor in its intended operating position ...

Page 34: ...While starting up the unit will automatically adjust its level according to the slope of the ground or floor ...

Page 35: ...1 Choose your tee position ...

Page 36: ...2 Select a target line from the ball to a target a tree in the distance flag or other marker 3 Place the X3 behind the tee with X3 s internal camera hole over the target line ...

Page 37: ...Normal golf shots 9 ft to 14 ft 2 7 4 2 m Short Game putts chips 6 ft to 8 ft 1 8 2 4 m ...

Page 38: ...Alignment and view the image b Move and rotate the X3 to point the image center line vertical line visible on your computer screen along the target line Make sure the vertical line is in line with both the ball and target ...

Page 39: ...Go to for minimum system requirements and compatible devices ...

Page 40: ...rding Video Lessons Featuring a customizable interface data and video are combined for an all in one lesson recording solution FlightScope Skills Play FlightScope Combines or create customizable challenges for player benchmarking FlightScope VX A comprehensive teaching fitting and training app with 3D views of ball flight and club data ...

Page 41: ...Ethernet Port USB Ports The USB Mini port connector is reserved for technical servicing ...

Page 42: ...o use Outdoor On a driving range or golf course where ball flight is unrestricted Indoor In a golf cage where ball flight is at least 13 ft 4 meters but less than 40 yards 33 meters Short Indoor In a golf cage where ball flight is more than 8 ft 2 4 meters but less than 13 ft 4 metres Normalized When ball flight exceeds 40 yards 33 meters but full ball flight is restricted e g a netted golf range ...

Page 43: ...ude Setup opens the Software Settings screen The software applications that are compatible with the X3 require certain settings to be entered by the user before use Units Select Metric or Imperial units Sensor to Tee Distance Enter the distance between the X3 face to the tee hitting position in the software TIP Always tee up within 6 inches 15 cm of the specified position for optimum performance ...

Page 44: ...the hitting surface above the surface on which the X3 is placed e g 1 in 2 5 cm if a mat of such thickness is used Altitude Enter the altitude height above sea level of the location Save and close to continue The system is now ready for use ...

Page 45: ... Mark the ball with a single sticker for spin measurement 2 Tee ball up with dot facing forward towards the target net screen NOTES 1 Spin values and carry distances may be inaccurate if unmarked balls are used in the Indoors and Short Indoors modes 2 Do not use marked balls with Short Game applications chipping and putting ...

Page 46: ...X3 unit and push the leg back to its closed position until the latch clicks CAUTION Keep fingers clear as illustrated The unit will proceed to retract its feet and shut down the processor NOTE The shut down time can be up to 30 seconds ...

Page 47: ... should be handled with care There are fragile components inside the sensor that can be damaged by improper or rough handling and impact Make sure to store and transport the sensor with suitable protection and care for example in the padded carry bag or the original shipping packaging ...

Page 48: ...Damage Physical impact Internal water damage Solvent chemicals ...

Page 49: ...Heat and flames Excessive weight loading Moisture including rain Avoid spilling anything on it ...

Page 50: ...Cleaning Use a soft cloth to clean the sensor including the feet every time after use to remove dirt ...

Page 51: ...ge Transportation Store and transport the sensor in its carry bag or other suitable packaging when not in use If the sensor is unused for a long period remember to fully charge the battery before using again ...

Page 52: ...argeable batteries lose capacity over time If your batteries have become too poor to use contact FlightScope Support for a new battery Batteries run down Make sure to charge batteries for 8 10 hours until full When stored for a length of time batteries will lose charge due to self discharge If a unit has not been used for a while it is recommended to first charge the batteries or run it with the A...

Page 53: ...the tee from which the shot is played Ensure that the connection between your PC orTablet and the sensor is set up and connected Sensor not connecting ed Make sure that the sensor is switched on and check that the communications indicator is flashing Check the cable connection as applicable Use the PC or Tablet s Setup Wizard or Connection tools to connect to the X3 if not connected ...

Page 54: ... 1 7 8 Mass 3 85kg 8 5 lbs Operating tilt Normal play 10degrees Short game 5 degrees Tilt roll adjustment range 3 degrees Ambient temperature 0ºC to 40ºC 32ºF to 104ºF operating 10ºC to 55ºC 14ºF to 130ºF non operating Ingress protection IP53 NEMA 3 ...

Page 55: ...na gain 17 dBi Antenna beam 25 degrees vertical 20 degrees horizontal Maximum permissible exposure MPE distance 25 cm Electromagnetic Compatibility FCC Class 15 Industry Canada Communications USB 2 0 Power Supply Supply input AC adapter 100 240 Vac 0 2 A 50 60Hz 1ф Output AC adapter 11 13 V dc 2A max 25W max Battery 7 4 V 13500 mA h FlightScope reserves the right to change specifications at any ti...

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