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Flash Storage Capability
The Zepp sensor is capable of working connected to the app (online
mode) and when the app is not connected. (offline mode)
For Zepp Golf, it is recommended to operate in online mode (sensor
connected to app) since the club you swing with is regularly changed and
the length of the club is used to determine the club head speed metric. In
online mode, the Zepp sensor is connected to the app on your phone or
tablet. All captured swings are stored immediately and saved to the app.
If you lose connection or capture swings in offline mode, all of your
swings will be stored locally on the sensor until you reconnect the app
again. Once reconnected to the app, all swing data stored on the sensor’s
flash storage will upload into the app. The flash storage will hold up to
2000 swings before it has to be reconnected to the app.
Battery Life, Charging and Power
Battery Life
It is recommended to fully charge the sensor prior to use. This may take
up to 2-3 hours. The battery will last up to 5.5 hours with continuous
swing recording.
Charging
Place your sensor into the USB Charger included in the box, and plug the
charger into any USB port. Charging your sensor will take approximately
2-3 hours. When charging is complete the light rotation of the sensor will
show all 10 LED lights pulsating. In other words, all 10 LED lights will
appear for 3 seconds followed by all 10 LED lights fading away for 3
seconds. This cycle repeats while in the charger indicating a full charge.
Note - The Zepp sensor cannot be overcharged and is safe to leave in the
charger for an extended period of time.
Hibernate Mode
To save battery the sensor will enter a Hibernation Mode if it does not
detect a swing or a button press for 5 minutes. Simply press the multi-
function button or take a swing to wake the sensor out of hibernation
mode. If you find that the sensor disconnects from the app during this
time, press the multi-function button twice to reconnect to the app.
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