EDH FlightScope X1, Руководство пользователя

Страница: 18 / 43

Ball Origin
The purpose of this step is to point the sensor through the tee position along
a desired target line. The target line could for example be to a distant flag or
feature on a driving range, or to the center of an indoor hitting cage net.
To use the wizard, select a club type to use for the test (iron, driver or
wedge) and proceed to hit one or more balls from the chosen tee position.
The ball origin for each shot is displayed as a blue dot. The latest shot will be
dark and previous shots are a lighter shade. The ball origins will typically be
spread around center of the red circle if the sensor pointing direction is more
or less correct. The dots can be closely spaced and should overlap. Any
outlier shot can be rejected (“Reject Shot”).
The average “Horizontal Offset” for the played shots is displayed. This should
be 0 (zero). If the error is not close to 0, correct the pointing direction by
slight clockwise or counterclockwise rotation of the sensor, and repeat the
Ball Origin test.
NOTE
The horizontal error must as small as
possible. A Horizontal Offset of 1˚
translates to a lateral error of 2.5 yards at
a distance of 150 yards.
The “Ball Origin” can also be checked at any time during system operation
from the Advanced Settings menu (F10 > Sensor > Ball Origin).
Click “
Next
” to continue.