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Congratulations on the purchase of your new Precision Pro GPS Golf Band! Unlike other band

devices that must be paired to a smartphone or tablet app, your GPS Golf Band features true

built-in GPS technology to maximize performance and accuracy, enhancing your on-course

experience without carrying multiple devices.

This User Manual was compiled with the intention of guiding you through the full functionality

of the device, answering FAQs, providing troubleshooting techniques, and registering your

GPS Golf Band with iGolf in order to download updated course maps. For any questions not

covered in this document, please contact us via email at info@precisionprogolf.com or via

phone at (888) 568-6770.

*Note: For best results, please fully charge your device prior to using.

2.WELCOME

TABLE OF CONTENTSCHARGING THE BATTERY................................................3GETTING STARTED.........................................................4GOLF MODE............................................................5 – 8TEE TIME WITH START NOTIFICATION..............................9ODOMETER.................................................................10SETTING THE TIME...............................................11 – 13DISTANCE MEASUREMENT SETTINGS............................15POWERING OFF............................................................16REGISTERING WITH iGOLF....................................17 – 19DOWNLOADING COURSES/COURSE UPDATES.........20 – 22TROUBLESHOOTING & FAQs..................................23 – 29PRECISION PRO CUSTOMER SUPPORT...........................29WARRANTY STATEMENT................................................29FCC STATEMENT...........................................................30

The charging ports are located on the backside of the GPS device. The charging clip is compatible with any computer USB port, most A/C chargers* (see note below), and USB ports found in automobiles.

*Note: AVOID THE USE OF QUICK-CHARGE A/C ADAPTERS TO CHARGE YOUR GPS GOLF BAND DEVICE. DAMAGE MAY OCCUR AND VOID THE WARRANTY. COMPATIBLE A/C ADAPTERS DO NOT EXCEED 5.0V. CHECK THE VOLTAGE RATING ON ANY A/C ADAPTERS PRIOR TO USING.

When the device is connected to the USB cradle (shown above) and plugged-in, it will display the screen shown in the image to the left. The scrolling battery icon at the bottom of the screen indicates that the battery is charging. When the battery is fully charged, the battery icon will stop scrolling and remain full, and the center of the screen will show 100%.

Charging/Connected Screen Full/Connected Screen

1. Align the tab located on the non-cable side of the clip with the notch on the button side of the device.

2. Lock the clip into place on the non-button side of the device. (To remove, use the handle on this side of the clip to pull the tab out and lift away from the device).

CHARGING THE BATTERY

TO CONNECT THE USB CLIP TO YOUR DEVICE:

3.

GETTING STARTED

MENU

4.

Toggle between date display & battery indicator

Next Option

Activate backlight for 10 seconds*

Return to Home (Time) Screen

*Note: Backlight activates with any button press and remains lit for 10 seconds after the last button press. Backlight is not functional in Golf Mode.

View menu options (See MENU section below)

Select Current Option

Press any button to power on

From the menu you can access Golf Mode, set a tee time, access the odometer, set the time, change your preferred distance-measurement settings, or power off. Button functionality and menu scroll order shown below.

Golf ModeSet Tee TimeOdometerSet Time OptionsDistance Measurement

SettingsPower Device

OFF

Menu Scroll Order

Home Time Screen

Menu

GOLF MODE

From the menu, press to select “Play Golf.” GPS is activated.

*Note: Upon GPS acquisition, the time is updated automatically. To set time prior to playing golf, please see pages 10 – 12.

After GPS acquisition the device will display the name of the closest course:

Select course & view information for hole 1

Exit & return to home time screen

Scroll through additional courses

Activate Golf Mode:

Golf Mode Functionality:

Cycle through features*Scroll order shown below, Right-to-Left

Manually go to previous hole

(From Center Distance & FCB Screens only)

Manually go to next hole

(From Center Distance & FCB Screens only)

After selecting the course, the Center Distance screen will display for the first hole (shown in the image to the right). This screen displays automatically when the distance is 250 yds/m or more. When the distance is less than 250 yds/m, the Front/Center/Back (FCB) screen will display automatically. Additional features are accessed as indicated below:

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Center DistanceFCB ScreenHazards 1 & 2

(will show N/A if no hazards)Hazards 3 & 4

(when applicable)Shot DistanceRound Information

Golf Features Scroll Order

Menu (Golf Mode)

Course Results

Center Distance

GOLF MODE (CONT INUED)

The various golf features provide key distances & information as follows:

Hole Number

Hole Number

Par Information

Par Information

Closest to Teebox

2nd Closest to Back of the Green

2nd Closest to Teebox

Closest to Back of the Green

Distance to the Center of the Green

Distance to the Center of the Green

Center Distance Screen:

FCB Screen:

Hazards Screens:

Distance to the Back of the Green

Distance to the Front of the Green

Hazards 1

FCB Screen

Center Distance Screen

Hazards 2

Golf Features Overview

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The GPS Golf Band will display up to 4 hazards per hole, in order of closest-to-the-teebox to closest-to-the-back of the green. For a full list of hazard definitions see page 8. Note: If no hazards are present, Hazards 1 screen will display N/A.

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The various golf features provide key distances & information as follows:

Hole Number

Par Information

Total Time of Play

Total Distance Traveled

Battery Status

Shot Distance Measurement:

Round Information:

End of Round Summary:

Total Time of Play

Current Time

Golf Features Overview

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Use the bottom button to activate the Shot distance field. Doing so will set the spot from where the shot was taken (Point A) to “0,” and the GPS Golf Band will begin measuring distance as you make your way to your ball. When standing by your ball (Point B), the distance shown is the distance from Point A to Point B in a straight line.

The Round Information screen provides Total Time of Play, Battery Status, & Current Time. Pressing the top button from this screen will exit the round. After Exit is confirmed, the End of Round Summary will display as shown below.

Activate Shot Measurement

Exit & DisplayEnd of Round

Summary

The End of Round Summary shows the Total Time of Play for the round, as well as the total distance traveled across the course. The End of Round Summary will timeout after 15 seconds and return to the home time screen, or press any button to return to the home time screen.

Press Any Button to Return to

Home Time Screen

Shot Distance Screen

Round Information

End of Round Summary

GOLF MODE (CONT INUED)iGolf Hazards Definitions

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1. LFB- Left Fairway Bunker

2. MFB- Middle Fairway Bunker

3. RFB- Right Fairway Bunker

4. LFW- Left Fairway Water Layup

5. LFWC- Left Fairway Water Carry

6. MFW- Middle Fairway Water Layup

7. MFWC- Middle Fairway Water Carry

8. RFW- Right Fairway Water Layup

9. RFWC- Right Fairway Water Carry

10. FGB- Front Green Bunker

11. RGB- Right Green Bunker

12. LGB- Left Green Bunker

13. BGB-Back Green Bunker

14. RGW- Right Green Water

15. FGWC- Front Green Water Carry

16. FGW- Front Green Water Layup

17. LGW- Left Green Water

18. BGW- Back Green Water

19. CRK- Creek Layup

20. CRKC- Creek Carry

21. EOF- End of Fairway

22. N/A - No Hazards Available

Auto-OFF:

The Auto-OFF feature is a battery preserving function. After 6 hours of golf, the message shown to the right will pop up. To confirm, press the top button to exit Golf Mode and return to the home time screen. To cancel, select the bottom button to resume golfing. If no selection is made after 15 minutes, the device will exit Golf Mode, power the GPS module off, and return to the home time screen.

Confirm Auto-Off(Exit Golf Mode & return to Time mode)

Cancel Auto-Off(Resume Golf Mode)

Auto-OFF Pop Up

TEE T IME WITH START NOT IF ICAT IONThe Tee Time feature allows a tee time to be set up to 1 week in advance. On the day of the set tee time, 10 minutes prior, the GPS Golf Band will alert you to go to your tee box and display a countdown timer. When the timer hits the 7:00 mark, Golf Mode will be activated automatically, and the GPS Golf Band will be ready for use by the time you are set to tee off. To set a Tee Time:

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1. Select the Tee Time optionfrom the Main Menu.

3. Confirm/Set active field& move to nextfield (after AM/PMis set, Tee Time is ON)

2. Press to activate settingfunctionality

Quick toggle ON/OFF (with day/time

currently showing)

Cycle active field UP/NEXT 4. Exit

Cycle active field DOWN/

PREVIOUS

Active Tee Timeis indicated onhome time screenby a blinking Flag icon

ODOMETER 10.

From the menu, press to select “Run/Walk.” GPS is activated.

*Note: Upon GPS acquisition, the time is updated automatically. To set time prior to playing golf, please see pages 10 – 12.

After GPS acquisition the device will display an overview of button functions:

Start/Pause Odometer

Exit & return to home time screen(Note: after selecting Exit, you will be prompted to confirm exit)

Reset Odometer (only functional when paused)

Activate Odometer:

Odometer Overview:

The Odometer tracks Distance Traveled and provides Current Speed, Total Activity time, and Current Time as shown below.

Active Odometer Paused Odometer

Current TimeDistance Traveled

Current SpeedActivity Time

Menu (Odometer)

Odometer Functions

Toggle Daylight Savings Time ON + 1 hour or OFF - 1 hourNote: by default, DST is set to ON + 1.

See DST section on page 11. for more information.

Return to Main Menu

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1. From the menu, press to select “Set Time.”

2. The Time Options screen will display. Press the middle button to Set Time.

3. You will be prompted to step outside. Go outside to an open area with a clear view of the sky. Press the bottom button to Set Time. GPS Search will activate.

Time is set by GPS. To set the time, follow the steps below:

Set Time

Toggle Between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Clock FormatsNote: by default, clock is set to 12-Hour format.

See Clock Format section on page 11. for more information.

Set Time. GPS Search will Activate.

Menu (Set Time)

Time Options Screen

Step Outside Prompt

Cycle Hour UP

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5. After selecting “Adjust Time,” the Hours field will be active. This can be adjusted up to 3 hours each way. Note: if time is adjusted from 11 to 12 or from 12 to 11, AM/PM will update automatically. If time is adjusted from 11 pm to 12 am or from 12 am to 11 pm, day/date will update automatically.

Setting time is complete at this point. Please see the next page for information regarding Daylight Savings Time and Clock Format.

4. Upon GPS lock, the device will show the updated time along with options to either return home (confirm time shown & return to the home time screen, setting time is complete) or adjust time (manually, see step 5. below). In most cases, manually adjusting the time is unnecessary. The option is provided simply for those that want to set their clocks fast or slow, for whatever reason.

Confirm Time & Return to Home Time Screen

Cycle Hour DOWN

Manully Adjust Time (go to step 5.)

Confirm Time and Return to Home Time Screen (setting time is complete)

Confirm or Adjust Time

Manual Time Adjust

Set Time

By default, Daylight Savings Time is set to ON + 1 hour. Use the top button to adjust this setting as shown in the image to the right. This is the setting that should be used from *Spring–Fall, which is prime golf season in most of North America. From *Fall–Spring, please use DST OFF -1 hour.

*Note: the time change dates from Daylight to Standard time and vice versa vary from year to year. Please check accordingly prior to adjusting your DST setting.

You can change the clock format between 12-hour (standard AM/PM clock) and 24-hour format (commonly known as military time). Use the bottom button as shown in the image above to adjust this setting. Default setting is 12-hour format.

You may notice that the Time Options screen does not have a back button due to the fact that there are 3-options listed and only 3 buttons available. To exit the time options without making any changes, follow steps A. – C. below (shown from right-to-left).

Toggle Daylight Savings Time ON + 1 hour or OFF - 1 hourNote: by default, DST is set to ON + 1.

Toggle Between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Clock Formats

Note: by default, clock isset to 12-Hour format.

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Daylight Savings Time

Clock Format

Exiting Time Options

A.

C. B.

Time Options Screen

Time Options ScreenStep Outside PromptMenu (Set Time)Home Time Screen

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To change the distance measurement setting, use the center button to select the YDS/M option from the menu.

From the Distance Measurement Setting menu, use the bottom button to cycle through options and the center button to select the appropriate setting. The default setting is Yards/Miles, meaning that Golf Mode will measure & display distances in yards and the Odometer will measure & display distances in miles. Additional settings available are Yards/Kilometers, Meters/Kilometers, and Meters/Miles.

Select YDS/M

Return to Main Menu

Set Current Option

Cycle to Next Option(scroll order shown below from right-to-left)

To change the distance measurement setting, use the center button to select the YDS/M option from the menu. Menu (Yds/M)

Distance Measurement Setting Menu

Yards/MilesYards/KilometersMeters/KilometersMeters/Miles

Distance Measurement Setting Menu Scroll Order

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To power OFF, simply select the Power OFF option from the menu.

To power back ON, simply press any button.

Select Power OFF

Press any button to power on

Menu (Power OFF)

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Creating an account with iGolf is quick, easy, and free, with no membership or download fees ever. Registering allows you to download new courses and course updates, and allows you to search for golf courses in your area.

To register:

1. Go to http://precisionpro.igolf.com

2. Select the “REGISTER NOW” button as shown in the image to the right.

3. Fill in the information contained on the registration form, then select the “CONTINUE” button.

*Note: The Product ID is a 12-character alpha-numeric code that is located on the back side of the device as shown in the example below.

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4. After registration is complete (or when logging in at later times) you will see two options as shown in the image to the right:

- DEVICE SETUP- SEARCH COURSES

You must complete the DEVICE SETUP prior to being able to download courses/course updates. It is only necessary to complete the device setup one time. After that, you may download courses/course updates at any time as necessary. Select the DEVICE SETUP button and go to Step 5.

5. A driver is required in order for the GPS Golf Band to communicate with your computer. From the DRIVER INSTALLATION page, select the DOWNLOAD INSTALLER button.

6. After the installer download completes, select “CONTINUE SETUP.”

7. The driver installer that was downloaded in the previous steps is located in your computer’s Downloads folder. Open this file and follow the on-screen prompts to install the driver. Once this is complete, select the “CONTINUE SETUP” button.

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8. After the driver is installed, you will need to install the iGolf Sync Application. This is necessary to transmit data from the website to the device through your computer. To do so, select “SEARCH COURSES.”

9. From the INSTALL SYNC APPLICATION pop-up message, select “INSTALL APPLICATION” then follow the on-screen prompts.

After the iGolf Sync Application has been installed, you may download courses/course updates as outlined on the following page.

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Your GPS Golf Band is preloaded with over 35,000 courses in North America, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Puerto Rico, and the United Arab Emirates. Occasionally, it may be necessary to download courses or course updates (i.e. if your local course has been renovated or recently mapped by iGolf, or you are traveling to a location that is not preloaded).

If you come across a course that is not currently mapped by iGolf, or has been recently renovated and needs to be remapped, you can request new mapping or updated mapping by emailing courses@l1inc.com

Mapping requests are generally available within 1 – 2 weeks of receipt. For best results it is recommended that a current scorecard is submitted with requests for mapping.

To download a course or course update:

1. Login to your account at precisionpro.igolf.com

2. Select the “SEARCH COURSES” button

3. When prompted that the website would like to use your current location, make a selection accordingly.

Note: Allowing the website you use your location will automatically populate a list of courses in your immediate vicinity and show them on the map. For expedience, it is recommended to allow location access.

If you do not wish to allow location access, or if you wish to download a course outside of your area, please use the ADVANCED SEARCH OPTION located in the upper righthand corner above the map. Alternately, you may search for a course by name using the search bar.

4. Select the course you want to download either by clicking on the course name in the COURSE LISE or by clicking the corresponding number on the map.

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5. If you have not already done so, connect your device. The righthand side of the box will show whether your device is connected or not. If it is showing no connection, double-check your connection from the clip to the device and from the cable to the computer.

6. When the site shows that the device is connected, select the “Download GPS Course File” button.

7. When you see the “Sync Complete” message, the course or course update has been successfully installed on your device and is ready for use.

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1. What happens if my golf course layout changes?

Courses may renovate from time to time. When this occurs, please submit a mapping update request to courses@l1inc.com. To expedite the process, please submit a current scorecard with mapping update requests. 2. What happens if my golf course is not on the list of available courses?

With over 35,000 courses preloaded, this is a rare occurence; however, if you do know of a course that is not mapped, please submit a new mapping request to courses@l1inc.com. To expedite the process, please submit a current scorecard with new mapping requests. 3. My GPS Golf Band seems to give incorrect distances?

The most common cause of inaccurate distances is when a mapping discrepancy exists, likley due to a course making renovations. Please submit a mapping update request per the answer to question 1. 4. How does the tee time feature work?

The Tee Time feature allows you to set a tee time up to 1-week in advance. 10 minutes prior to the set tee time, the GPS Golf Band will prompt you to go to your starting tee box. 7-minutes prior to the set tee time, the device will automatically enter Golf Mode and populate satellites, ready for play by the time you are teeing off. 5. How do I see distances to hazards?

The middle button cycles through all Golf Mode features. Hazards (up to 4 per hole, or 2 screens) appear in queue after the FCB (Front, Center, Back of Green) screen. 6. What do the hazard codes mean?

Hazards are defined by a 3 or 4 letter abbreviation. For a complete list of hazard definitions,

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please see page 8.

7. I started in the middle of the golf course. How do I get to the correct hole?

Although the GPS Golf Band will auto-advance sequentially through the course, it will not auto-advance out of order. When playing a shotgun start it is necessary to manually advance to your starting hole first. To do so, when viewing either the Center Distance screen or FCB screen, press either the top button (next hole) or bottom button (previous hole) until the device is displaying the correct hole. After this, the device will auto-advance as you play throught the course.

8. My club has two courses. How do I select which one I am playing?

When there is more than 1 course at a location, they are named with subnames. The subname may appear before or after the primary course name, depending upon how the course is named within the iGolf database. Course names are too long to fit on screen, so the name of the course will ticker-tape. When viewing the Course Results screen, use the bottom button to cycle through the courses. Use the center button to select the correct one accordingly.

9. Will the GPS Golf Band work for my 27-hole course?

Yes, in all likelihood the 27-hole course will be mapped either as 3 seperate 9-hole courses, or one 18-hole course and one 9-hole course. 10. What countries does the 35,000 preloaded courses cover?

The GPS Golf Band is preloaded with courses throughout North America, Western Europe, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Puerto Rico, and the United Arab Emirates.

11. Is there a list of courses that are preloaded?

You may search for courses that are mapped by iGolf at http://precisionpro.igolf.com. If a course is showing as GPS Enabled, it is mapped by iGolf and in all likelihood preloaded as long as it is located within one of the countries listed in question 11.

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12. How do I use the GPS Band when I get to the course?

To get started, simply press the center button twice (first press will enter menu, second press will activate Golf mode). Please see pages 5 – 8 for information regarding Golf Mode functionality.

13. Is the GPS Golf Band legal for tournament play?

Yes, the GPS Golf Band is compliant with USGA and R&A rules that allow for the use of distance measuring devices as regulated by local tournament rules. 14. How does the shot distance measurement feature work?

The Shot Distance feature measures the distance between 2 points in a straight line. For more information regarding Shot Distance, please see page 7.

15. Can I use the GPS distance measurement feature off the golf course?

You may either use the Odometer feature to measure distance in miles/kilometers, or you may use the Shot Distance feature in Golf Mode to measure distance in yards/meters. Please note that if you are using the Shot Distance feature, the maximum distance that will be shown is 999 yards/meters.

16. My GPS Golf Band thinks I moved on to the next hole, but I haven’t yet. How do I go back to the previous hole?

In rare instances (due to course layout), the GPS Golf Band may automatically advance to the next hole. If this happens, simply press the bottom button while on the Center Distance screen or FCB screen to manually return to the current hole.

17. How do I change my GPS Golf Band from Yards to Meters?

Press the center button to enter the menu, then use the bottom button to cycle to the Yds/M

option. Press the center button to select the Yds/M option. There are 4 possible settings (Golf Unit of Measurement is listed 1st, Odometer Unit of Measurement is listed 2nd): YDS/MI, YDS/KM, M/KM, M/MI. For an illustration of this, please see page 13.

18. How do I know if the GPS is active in my GPS Golf Band?

When you activate any GPS mode (Golf, Odometer, Set Time), the screen will display a “Satellite Searching” animation. This indicates that the GPS module has been activated. Upon GPS lock, the Golf Mode application will yield course results, the Odometer will display a screen of button functions, and Set Time will update the time and prompt for confirmation.

19. How do I turn GPS off on my GPS Golf Band?

Simply exit the application and the GPS module will power off automatically. Also, Golf Mode has an Auto-Off feature in place that will prompt the user that power off will occur after 6 hours of play. You can either accept the Auto-Off or resume golfing. If no response occurs after 15 minutes, the device will power the GPS module off and return to time mode.

20. What should I do if my GPS Golf Band isn’t picking up GPS signal?

Make sure you are outdoors in an open area with a clear view of the horizon when attempting to obtain GPS signal. If GPS lock does not occur within a few minutes, you may perform a hardware reset by pressing all 3 buttons simultaneously, then try again.

21. I’m stuck on a screen and don’t know how go back?

There is only one place within the UI where this may occur, and that is on the Set Time options screen where there are 3 options for the 3 buttons (DST, Set Time, Time Format). To exit this screen without making any changes, select “Set Time,” then press the top button on the next screen. This will exit to the menu. Please see page 12 for an illustration of this.

22. My GPS Golf Band seems frozen. Is there a way to reset my GPS Golf Band?

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You may perform a hardware reset by pressing all 3 buttons simultaneously. Please note that doing so will reset the time & date to 12:00 AM Jan 1st, 2016. This will also reset the battery indicator, so it is necessary to charge your device after performing a hardware reset. If problems persist, please contact Precision Pro customer support (email help@precisionprogolf.com or phone 888-568-6770).

23. How do I set/change the time on my GPS Golf Band?

GPS acquisition in any GPS mode (Golf, Odometer, Set Time) will update the time & date automatically. Please see pages 10 – 12 for detailed instructions regarding setting the time via the Set Time menu option.

24. How does the Odometer feature work?

The Odometer is a basic fitness feature that tracks total distance, total activity time, and provides current speed. For detailed information regarding the Odometer, please see page 9.

25. I lost my instruction manual, where can I get a new one?

The Quick Start Guide (QSG) that comes inside the packaging provides a very basic overview of the GPS Golf Band Functionality. This Full User Manual covers everything covered by the QSG (and more) in much more detail. If you still want another copy of the QSG, you may download it from http://precisionprogolf.com

26 How do I purchase a GPS Golf Band from outside of the U.S.?

You may find an International Dealer at http://www.precisionprogolf.com/international-dealers/

27. How long is the battery life?

The battery life is rated for over 8 hours in GPS modes, or up to 1-year in standard time mode. Under normal golfing conditions, the GPS Golf Band will provide over 2 rounds of golf per charge.How long should it take my GPS Golf Band to charge?

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The GPS Golf band will generally charge from empty to full in less than 3 hours; however, the charge time varies depending on the power source (A/C, PC, Automotive USB, etc.). 28. What type of charger does the GPS Golf Band use?

The GPS Band comes with a cradle-style charging clip. This is a standard USB clip that is compatible with all computers and automotive USB ports.

*Note: AVOID THE USE OF QUICK-CHARGE A/C ADAPTERS TO CHARGE YOUR GPS GOLF BAND DEVICE. DAMAGE MAY OCCUR AND VOID THE WARRANTY. COMPATIBLE A/C ADAPTERS DO NOT EXCEED 5.0V. CHECK THE VOLTAGE RATING ON ANY A/C ADAPTERS PRIOR TO USING.

29. My GPS Golf Band doesn’t seem to charge, what am I doing wrong?

When you are connected to the USB charging clip and power supply, your device should show the Charging/Connected screen, indicated by a flashing USB icon and animated Battery indicator. If you do not see this, check to make sure your device is properly connected to the clip (see page 3 for details).

If you are charging via computer, please note that if the computer enters sleep mode the device will stop charging. For best results, it is recommended that you use a standard 5V A/C charger to charge your device (do NOT exceed 5V).

30. Where can I purchase a new charger?

Please contact Precision Pro customer support (email help@precisionprogolf.com or phone 888-568-6770) to purchase a replacement charger.

31. Is the GPS Golf Band waterproof?

Yes, the GPS Golf Band is waterproof up to a depth of 32 feet.

32. How does the backlight work for night time viewing?

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The backlight activates for 10 seconds with any button push. To activate the backlight when on the time screen, press the top button (middle button will enter the menu, bottom button will toggle between the date/battery indicator). Please note that the backlight is disabled in Golf Mode.

33. How long is the warranty and what does it cover?

The GPS Golf Band includes a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty cover the products for operational defects. Damage sustained from usage is not covered under the warranty. If you have any questions regarding the warranty please email help@precisionprogolf.com.

The Precision Pro GPS Golf Band includes a 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. This warranty covers the products for operational defects. Damage sustained from usage is not covered under the warranty. For technical or warranty questions, or to setup a return or repair, please contact Precision Pro Customer Support.

Email: help@precisionprogolf.com

Phone: (888) 568-6770 Ext. 2

Precision Pro Golf1776 Mentor Ave #312Cincinnati, OH 45212

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PRECIS ION PRO CUSTOMER SUPPORT

WARRANTY STATEMENT

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This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC interference limits for Class B digital devices FOR HOME OR OFFICE USE. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation, and are more stringent than “outdoor” requirements.

Operation of this device is subject to the following conditions; (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.· Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. · Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

The device does not contain any user-serviceable parts. Repairs should only be made by an Authorized Precision Pro repair center. Unauthorized repairs or modifications could result in permanent damage to the equipment, and will void your warranty and your authority to operate this device under Part 15 regulations.

The shielded interface cable which is provided must be used with the equipment in order to comply with the limits for a digital device pursuant to Subpart B of Part 15 of FCC Rules.

©2015 Precision Pro Golf

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