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Operating the trolley using the Remote Control handset
To start the trolley moving for the first time, press the ‘Plus (+)’ button on the remote control handset.
The ‘Plus (+)’ and ‘Minus (-)’ buttons can then be used to increase and decrease the speed to the required pace.
The trolley can be stopped and restarted by pressing the ‘Pause/Resume’ button. It is not necessary to reduce the
speed before stopping, however it is important to remember that the trolley will restart at the previously set speed.
The ‘Left (<)’ and ‘Right (>)’ buttons are used to steer the trolley and incorporate dual pressure sensitivity to provide responsive
navigation. A light pressure will offer a gradual adjustment in direction and a firmer pressure will result in an increased degree
of turn.
The indicator light on the remote control changes depending on the amount of pressure applied. Lighter pressure will show
a green LED and firmer pressure will show a red LED. Checking the indicator light during the first few uses will help you get
used to the two levels of steering.
When the trolley is stationary, pressing the ‘Minus (-)’ button will put the trolley into reverse. Whilst reversing, pressing the
same button will increase the speed and the ‘Plus (+)’ button will slow it down.
Press the ‘Pause/Resume’ button to stop the trolley.
It is recommended to operate the trolley at slower speeds whilst reversing.
Using the S7 REMOTE / Power and Battery Level
Operating the trolley using the Remote Control handset
Using the S7 REMOTE trolley
The first time you use the S7 REMOTE, we would advise using it on an open area of grass.
The trolley speeds and steering characteristics will vary depending on the surface.
The S7 REMOTE will turn much quicker on hard,
smooth surfaces and will behave differently on grass.
You will also find that the weight of the golf bag will
affect both speed and steering.
Power and Battery Level
There are two LED indicators located below the
main display. These will illuminate when the battery
is plugged in.
The left LED will display green to indicate that the
trolley is under power. It will then flash red when the
trolley receives a signal from the remote control.
The right LED displays the battery capacity (green & red).
The trolley is designed to protect the battery from being fully discharged. If the battery capacity drops too low,
the trolley will cut power to the motors. This will be indicated by a “b” on the screen and the right LED flashing red.