Pull one of the strap ends over a sensor mount wing, using the top hole in the
strap. Pull each of remaining two strap ends on the respective sensor mount
wing.
Confirm that the sensor is firmly secured by nudging it. If the sensor
mount is loose, you can secure the mount using the second hole at the
top of the strap.
Your SwingTracker sensor should be attached to your bat on the knob
end only using a SwingTracker strap. Do not use any other mechanism to
attach your sensor to your bat; doing so will void the manufacturer’s
warranty.
Turn On Your Sensor
With the sensor attached, tap the bottom of bat on the ground twice to turn on the
sensor. The light will begin to flash quickly. When you pair your sensor under
Settings on your device, the light will flash slowly.
The sensor will also automatically turn off after a few minutes of
inactivity.
Pair your Sensor
You will need to pair the SwingTracker sensor to your iOS device to
collect data.
● Go to Settings > Bluetooth
● Enable Bluetooth in the Settings Menu, if it is not already on.
● Select the "SwingTracker” sensor.
Once paired, your app will automatically connect with the sensor for future
use when the sensor is charged and on.
If you do not see SwingTracker in the device list
● Confirm that the sensor is charged. If it is not, go to the “Charging your
Sensor” section
● Check that it is not connected to another nearby iOS device.
● Confirm SwingTracker is close to the iOS device and try again.
Remove your Sensor from the Charging Mount
To remove sensor from mount, pushdown and turn the sensor
counterclockwise 1/8 turn to unlock. Remove internal sensor from sensor
mount. Sensor light will change from a blinking red to a solid green light
when fully charged.
