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Before you start, ensure that the
power switch is in "start" position.
Get to know your Navigator by
practicing away from any
obstacles.
Be aware that the handling
characteristics of your Navigator
will be different on grass than on
the car park, and with or without a
golf bag fitted. The indicator light
will flash every time a signal is
sent to the receiver.
a) Emergency Brake: The red button in the middle of the directional
controls is an emergency brake. Press and release to bring
Navigator to an immediate stop. This function is still recommended
that it be parked "across" a slope.
b) "OFF" button: It will bring Navigator to a gradual stop. Use this for
normal stopping.
c)Directional Controls: Pressing the forward button will set Navigator
in forward motion. Holding either the left or right button down from
stationary will make Navigator turn on the spot. Releasing the button
will stop the caddy. Once Navigator is in motion, continually pressing
the forward or backward buttons will either speed up or slow down it
respectively.
d)Cruise Controls: They are factory set: button 1 is the slowest with
button 4 the fastest.
e)Navigator handset is designed to have an operating range of 50
metres. You can pull aerial in the handset to increase control
distance when your range is over 50 metres.This may be affected by
factors such as atmospheric conditions, proximity to buildings, hills
and trees, power lines and condition of the handset battery (which
should be changed every year).
HANDSET INFORMATION
