Shotsaver SG250 Manual de usuario

From Tee to Green and Everything in Between

SG250 GPS GOLF WATCH

User manual

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Congratulations on purchasing your Shotsaver SG250

Your new Shotsaver SG250is packed with amazing features. It uses the latest micro GPS technology to provide you with accurate

distances to the front, centre and back of the green, plus information on many hazards on the way to the hole! It also incorporates an

electronic scoring system that will automatically calculate your Stableford points.

In addition, your Shotsaver SG250incorporates Snooper’s RUN training software. Snooper’s comprehensive RUN software is rich

with all the features and functions you would expect to ﬁnd on one of the most advanced training watches on the market.

And of course, it can also be used simply as a stylish watch…

First, charge the battery

Before you use your SG250, you must charge the lithium battery for at least 4 hours, using the USB charging clip/ data cable.

Ongoing charging times will depend on usage. Recharge whenever the display indicates a ‘low’battery.

Warning: You must recharge every 1-2 months, even if your SG250is not being used.

While the battery is charging, your SG250cannot be used and all buttons are disabled.

When the battery is full, the display will read CHARGE 100%. The battery life is 8 hours when you are using a function that needs GPS,

such as RUN or GOLF. If GPS is oﬀ, say in TIME mode, the battery will last up to 12 months.

Charging your battery – step by step

1. Plug your SG250into your PC with the USB charging clip/ data cable provided.

2. Align the charging clip with the 4 contact pins on the back of your SG250.

3. Connect the charging clip securely to your SG250. Your SG250will display CHARGE and the percentage charge level of the

battery. When your SG250starts to communicate with your PC using the Snooper PC Companion software, your SG250will

display PC LINK.

User Tip: Thoroughly dry the charging contacts and surrounding area to ensure good electrical contact and prevent corrosion.

Battery low condition

You cannot turn on GPS when the battery is low. You will need to recharge the battery ﬁrst, before your SG250can connect to GPS.

When battery level becomes very low, your SG250will automatically turn oﬀ, and the screen will go blank.

In RUN mode, if your SG250automatically turns oﬀ, you will lose the information from that session, and in GOLF mode, you will lose

your scorecard and RUN, CHRONO data. CHRONO runs in the background even when you are playing golf – to let you know how far

you have walked and how many calories you have burned. Previously stored and saved data will not be lost. You only lose data that

was being collected, and that was not saved prior to the battery running out.

User Tip: Always make sure the battery has enough power to complete your round of golf or training session before you start,

as any data collected, but not saved, will be lost.

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Getting to know the buttonsand modes

Push button functions

S1 – Start/ Lap/ Up (+)

S3 – Change view/ OK

S5 – Stop/ Save/ Reset/ Down (-)

S7 – Change mode

S11 – Light/ Set

Your main SG250 modes

Press S7 to scroll throughthe main modes of your SG250:

TIME: Allows you can set and view two time zones e.g. London and New York City. See full details of how to set the time on

page 15.

ALARM:Set up to ﬁve alarms a day.

GOLF: See how farit is to the greenand other hazards.

GOLF DATA: Review your scores, if you have input and saved scores when playing.

RUN:You can view the following functions: PACE, CHRONO, DISTANCE, SPEED, HRM, CALORIE and TIME.

HRM:Monitor your heart rate.

RUN DATA: View the statistics you have saved.

Scrolling through modes/shortcuts

Press S7 to scroll through your SG250 main modes: TIME, GOLF, GOLF DATA, RUN, HRM, RUN DATA AND ALARM.

User Tip: Short cuts. To launch GOLF directly from TIME mode press S1. To launch RUN directly from TIME mode press S5.

We will look at the modes in detail, later in this manual.

RUN mode

HRM mode

RUN DATA mode

ALARM mode

GOLF mode

TIME mode

PRESS S5 TO GO TO RUN

PRESS S1 TO GO TO GOLF

SHORTCUTS

PRESS S7

TRATS

PRESS S7

GOLF DATA mode

S11

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GOLF mode functions

How to enter GOLF mode

 There are two ways you can launch the GOLF mode. If you are already in TIME mode you can simply press S1 and GOLF will start

automatically.

 Alternatively, press S7 to scroll through the modes incorporated on your SG250until you see GOLF.

 Your SG250will momentarily display GOLF, then display COURSE/ UNITS/ TEE.

 Press S1 or S5 to highlight your selection, then press S3 to enter.

While playing golf, the CHRONO function will be running in the background. This means your SG250will track your progress as you

walk around the golf course - recording where you walk, how far you walk, how long it takes and how many calories you burn. The

calorie count will only work if you have set your user details in user settings directly on your SG250, or by using the Snooper PC

Companion software – entering your height, weight and age, so your SG250can determine how many calories you have burned

over the distance you have walked.

How to set UNITS

 Press S1 or S5 to select UNITS.

 Press S3 while UNITS is ﬂashing. YARDS or METRES will start to blink.

 Press S1 or S5 to change the unit and press S3 to conﬁrm your selection.

 Press S7 to exit.

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How to set the TEE

 Press S1 or S5 to select TEE and press S3 to conﬁrm.

 MEN or WOMEN will start to ﬂash.

 Press S1 or S5 to switch between MEN or WOMEN, and press S3 to conﬁrm your selection.

 Press S7 to exit.

User Tip: Selecting MEN or WOMEN will determine which SI (Stroke Index) is used to calculate your Stableford points when

using the electronic scoring system.

How to use the GOLF mode DEMO option

 This mode is just for demonstration. Press S7 to scroll through the modes until you see GOLF, or if you are in TIME mode, simply

press S1 and GOLF will be launched, automatically.

 Press S1 or S5 to highlight COURSE, and press S3 to conﬁrm.

 Press S1 or S5 to highlight DEMO and press S3 to enter. Please note that GPS will remain oﬀ while in DEMO mode.

 Your SG250will display an example of the FCB (Front, Centre, Back) display (see below for description).

 In DEMO mode, you can also enter your score and see how the Stableford points are calculated. Press S1 or S5 to adjust the score,

then press S3. Your SG250will display the GROSS and NET scores. Please note that in DEMO mode, the handicap is set to scratch

(0).

 Press S3 again, and the Stableford points for that hole will be re-displayed. You also can also adjust the score again at this point, if

necessary, by pressing S1 or S5 to increase or lower your score.

 Press S3 again to see an example of how a hazard will be displayed.

 To exit DEMO mode, press S7.

Here is the information displayed in the FCB (Front, Centre, Back) screen:

Hole Number Par

Centre

Back

Score

Front

Stroke index

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GOLF mode

Your SG250has been designed to automatically ﬁnd the golf course you are playing by using GPS location technology. When you

arrive at the golf course and launch GOLF mode, your SG250will use GPS to locate your exact position and will automatically ﬁnd

the golf course you are at. To launch GOLF mode, follow these instructions:

User Tip: To see which golf courses are available on your Shotsaver SG250, please visit www.snooperneo.co.uk and go to

Golf Course Search. This will enable you to review which courses are available on your SG250. You can also use this facility to

request any courses that may not yet be available.

 Press S7 to scroll through the modes until you see GOLF, or, if you are in TIME mode, simply press the green button, and GOLF will

be launched, automatically.

 Press S1 or S5 to highlight COURSE, and press S3 to conﬁrm.

 Press S1 or S5 to highlight GPS, and press S3 to enter.

 Your SG250will automatically search for a GPS signal and display up to the nearest six golf courses within a 10-kilometre or 10-

mile radius, depending on whether you have YARDS or METRES selected in UNITS. The nearest golf course will be displayed ﬁrst.

 Press S1 or S5 to scroll through the available golf courses.

 If there is no golf course available within a 10-kilometre or 10-mile radius, your SG250will display ‘

_ - - - - - 10 MI COURSE’or‘ _ - - - - - 10 KM COURSE’.

 Next, press S3 to select the golf course you wish to play.

 Your SG250will now display HANDICAP. Press S1 or S5 to enter your handicap and press S3 to conﬁrm. After you have entered

your handicap, your SG250will remember it the next time you play.

 Next, your SG250will display TEEBOX. Press S1 or S5 to select the TEEBOX you intend to play from, then press S3. Available

options are WHITE/ BLUE/ YELLOW/ RED/ GREEN/ BLACK depending on the course you are playing.

Your SG250will now display the FCB screen of Hole 1 of the course selected. You are ready to play!

The following information is displayed on the FCB screen:

 Distance from your current location to the back of the green

 Distance from your current location to the centre of the green

 Distance from your current location to the front of the green

 H – Current hole number

 SI – Stroke index of the hole you are playing

 P – Par value

 S – Score (enter your score at the end of each hole, if you want to use the electronic scoring system)

Moving forwards/ backwards from hole to hole – and exiting GOLF mode

 To move forward to the next hold, press S11.

 To move backwards to the previous hole, press S7.

 To exit GOLF mode from the FCB display, press and hold S7.

Using the electronic scoring system

Your SG250enables you to enter and save your score, and will automatically calculate your Stableford score if you have entered

your handicap at the start of the round.

 If you would like your SG250to calculate your score and Stableford points, input your score by pressing S1 or S5 while on the FCB

display. The score you have selected is displayed next to ‘S’which can be seen at the bottom right-hand corner of the display.

 To view your GROSS and NET scores based on the score you have entered, , press S3 to enter the Hazard screen and Electronic

score card. Keep pressing S3 to scroll through the hazards for that hole until you reach the Electronic scorecard where you will see

also see your Stableford score.

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Viewing hazard information on each hole

 To view distances to any hazards on a hole, such as bunkers, press S3 from the FCB display. Continue pressing S3 until you have

passed the scoring section and arrive at the ﬁrst hazard. Keep pressing S3 to scroll through the hazards plotted for that hole.

 Once you have scrolled through all the hazards, you will then see the current CHRONO status displaying the time of your round so

far, along with the distance you have travelled since you started the chronograph.

User Tip: If you do not press any buttons for 10 seconds while in the electronic scoring system or hazard view, the screen will

automatically return to the FCB view.

Completing your round, viewing and saving your scores

 After you have completed hole 18 and entered your score, press S11. The chronograph will stop automatically, and your SG250

will display GAME OVER/ CHRO STOP.

 Press S3 to view your score on each hole, followed by your score for holes 1-9, your score for holes 10-18 and your total score for all

18 holes.

 Continue to press S3 to view the CHRONO screen where you will see the time taken to play the round and the distance you have

travelled in that time.

 If you want to save the score and CHRONO data collected for that round, press and hold S5 while viewing the CHRONO screen.

Your SG250will display HOLD TO SAVE, then the ﬁle number. You can view this data again in GOLF DATA mode.

 After saving, your SG250will return to the Golf Course Selection screen.

 Press S7 to exit.

How to enter and use GOLF DATA mode

From the TIME screen, press S7 to enter the mode menu and scroll through until you see GOLF DATA.

Your SG250will momentarily display GOLF DATA, then the latest data ﬁle. If there is no available data, it will display NO DATA.

If you have saved information for more than one round of golf, press S1 or S5 to scroll through the available data ﬁles. A maximum of

50 ﬁles can be saved.

Once you have found the ﬁle you would like to look at, press to select it. Your SG250will display the Start/ End Time/ Golf Course

name. As the name of the golf course is too long to ﬁt on the screen, it will scroll from right to left, automatically, so you can read it.

Press S1 or S3 to scroll forward through details of the ﬁle. The following information will be displayed:

 Start and end time of the round and course name.

 Time and distance of the round.

 GROSS and NET score, plus Stableford points for each hole.

 Total GROSS and NET score, plus Stableford points for Holes 1-9.

 Total GROSS and NET score, plus Stableford points for Holes 10-18.

 Grand Total GROSS and NET score, plus Stableford points for Holes 10-18. Finally, the screen will display the following sub- modes:

 VIEW – to view the details of this round again.

 DELETE – to delete the details of this round.

 DEL ALL – to delete the details of every round you have saved.

 EXIT – to exit GOLF DATA.

 Press S1 or S5 to select the sub-mode you require, and press S3 to enter.

User Tip. Only select DEL ALL if you are really sure you want to delete the details of every round of golf you have previously

saved. Once deleted, you will not be able to retrieve this data.

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The golf data ﬁle number system

Each time you save the data from a round of golf you have played, it is given a ﬁle name as follows:

Sample ﬁle number: 1222-1 02

12 – Month

22 – Day

1 – Refers to Time 1 (2 refers to Time 2)

02 – File number

RUN mode functions

How to enter and set up RUN mode

 Press S7 to scroll through the main modes to RUN mode. If you are in TIME mode and want to go directly to RUN mode, you can

press S5.

 When you get to RUN, after about 2 seconds, the screen changes and displays SEARCH, and your SG255X will start searching for

satellites, automatically. Once your SG250has a GPS connection, it will then display the battery level, remaining memory, and

then the GPS GO screen, indicating it is ready for use.

 Note: If there is no GPS signal, it will display the INDOOR screen.

User Tip: Short cut. Switch directly from TIME mode to RUN by pressing S5.

Using RUN mode

 To begin your training session, press S1. The chronograph will automatically start to time your session. As you begin to run or walk,

you will be able to switch views by pressing S3, to observe your current pace, the distance you have travelled and your current

calorie burn.

 To stop your training session, press S5.

 To save the information collected during your training session, press and hold S7. Your SG250will display HOLD RESET and then

SAVE, plus the date of the session.

User Tip: To switch data views during your training session, press S3 at any time.

User settings

To enter and set your RUN mode user settings, enter RUN mode and press and hold S11. Your SG250will display HOLD SET and then

SET and AUTO LAP. Use buttons S1 and S3 to switch between the following user selectable settings:

AUTO LAP – Oﬀ, 0.4 miles, 1.0 mile, 2.0 miles, 3.0 miles, 4.0 miles, 5.0 miles. Alert On or Oﬀ.

SET UNIT – Metric or Imperial. This is shown as KM (kilometres) or MI (miles), but it also determines the units of measurement

displayed for weight (lbs or kg) and height (feet and inches or cm).

SET USER – Gender, age, weight, height.

SET VIEW – Set your SG250to display either 2 lines of RUN information - such as PACE and CHRONO, or 3 lines of RUN information -

such as PACE, CHRONO and DISTANCE.

User Tip: User settings can be set more easily using the PC companion software supplied with your SG250. More detailed

information on entering your user settings can be found on page (XX) of this manual.

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RUN mode sub-views

While training, your SG250can display diﬀerent types of information, depending on your requirements. These can include distance,

pace, speed, HRM, calorie burn and time. You can switch between these views by pressing S3 at any time during your training

session. You can also set your SG250to display diﬀerent combinations of information.

DISTANCE: Displays and records how far you have run or walked.

PACE: Displays your current pace. Your SG250will advise you that, if you continue running at your current speed, you will

complete a mile, or a km, in‘x’ minutes. This value moves up or down, depending on your speed, and can be viewed as

you run.

SPEED: Displays a straightforward view of your current speed, in either mph or kmh.

HRM: Displays your current heartbeat, using information from your HRM, if in use.

CALORIE: Displays the number of calories you are burning per hour.

User Tip: Calorie burn can only be calculated if your SG250knows your height, weight and age, so please enter this

information in the settings section of your SG250, or by using the included PC companion software. This user information

needs to be set before you begin any training sessions, otherwise an accurate calorie burn cannot be calculated.

TIME: Displays the time.

Setting RUN mode sub-views

You can set your SG250to display diﬀerent combinations of information. You can set it to display either 2 lines of information, or

3 lines of information, at the same time. Plus, you can change the combination of data you want to be displayed, and the order in

which you want that data displayed.

For example, you can set your SG250to display PACE and DISTANCE over two lines, or you can set it to display CHRONO, PACE and

DISTANCE over 3 lines.

Follow these instructions to select whether your RUN data is displayed over 2 lines or 3 lines.

 When in RUN mode, press and hold S11. Your SG250will display HOLD SET, then SET and AUTO LAP will ﬂash. Use S1 or S5 to

scroll through the diﬀerent user settings until you see VIEW, then press S3 to select.

 Press S1 or S5 to switch between 3 rows or 2 rows, and press S3 to conﬁrm.

 Press S7 to return to the last used Mode i.e. RUN, TIME etc.

Data view over 2 lines

You can select which two pieces of data you want displayed on your SG250at any time during a training session. You do this by

using the S3 button in two diﬀerent ways.

 Launch RUN mode in the normal way, and press S1 to start your training session.

 To change the data type displayed on line 1, press and hold S3 until the data type changes. Keep pressing and holding S3 to

choose between SPEED, HRM (if connected), CALORIE, TIME (clock), CHRONO, DISTANCE or PACE.

 Press S3 brieﬂy to change the data type displayed on line 2. Keep pressing S3 to choose between SPEED, HRM (if connected)

CALORIE, TIME (clock), CHRONO, DISTANCE or PACE. Each time you press S3, the data type displayed will appear brieﬂy to conﬁrm

your selection.

 You can change the data displayed on either line by pressing S3, brieﬂy, or pressing and holding S3 at any time during your

training session.

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Data view over 3 lines

If you want to have 3 lines of data displayed, the chronograph information will always be displayed on the top line. You can then

choose what information you want displayed on lines 2 and 3.

 Launch RUN mode in the normal way, and press S1 to start your training session.

 Press S3, brieﬂy, to change the data type displayed on line 2. Keep pressing S3 to choose between SPEED, HRM (if connected),

CALORIE, TIME (clock), CHRONO, DISTANCE or PACE. Each time you press S3, the data type displayed will appear brieﬂy to conﬁrm

your selection.

 To change the data type displayed on line 3, press and hold S3 until the data type changes. Keep pressing and holding S3 to

choose between SPEED, HRM (if connected), CALORIE, TIME (clock), CHRONO, DISTANCE or PACE

 You can change the data displayed on either line by pressing S3, brieﬂy, or pressing and holding S3 at any time during your

training session.

How to view your RUN data

When you have ﬁnished a training session press S5. The chronograph will stop, your SG250will stop recording data and STOP will

ﬂash on the screen. To immediately view the data collected during this session, press S3 before saving. The following information will

be displayed:

 Stop/ Calorie/ Distance

 Calorie/ Ave Speed/ Max Speed

 Calorie/ Ave Pace/ Max Pace

To save this session, press and hold S5.

User Tip: When the chronograph is stopped or reset, if there is no key operation for 15 minutes, the GPS will automatically turn

oﬀ and your SG250will return to TIME mode.

How to enter and use RUN DATA mode

 Press S7 to scroll through the main modes to RUN DATA mode. Your SG250will momentarily display RUN DATA, then the latest

data ﬁle saved. If there is no data available, it will display NO DATA.

 If you want to view the data from other saved training sessions, press S1 or S5 to scroll through the data ﬁles previously saved.

Note: A maximum of 50 ﬁles, with 100 laps in each ﬁle, can be saved.

 Next, press S3 to enter the selected ﬁle. Your SG250will display the start time, end time and distance.

 Press S1 or S3 to scroll forwards through the data saved for each session, or press S5 to scroll backwards. You will be able to view

the following information:

»Start, end time & distance.

»Chrono, distance & calorie

»Chrono, ave pace & max pace

»Chrono, ave speed & max speed

»Chrono, ave HRM & max HRM

»Lap 1 time & distance

»Lap 2 time & distance

»… last lap time/ distance

»VIEW/ DELETE/ DEL ALL sub-menus

»Press S7 to exit.

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