User manual POWAKADDY FWII

[. . . ] Wheel Fitting Instructions ­ Simply slide the wheel onto the spindle, press the yellow button firmly and click home. This screen is allowing you to enter the standard or competition mode. Highlight the ' ' using the and press the to enter standard mode or 'X' for competition mode. [. . . ] Bottom left ­ Yards/metres indicates the total distance travelled for the current shot. When fully charged, 5 bars will be shown and a full 18 hole round can be expected, or 36 holes if using a 36 hole battery. If alternative wheels are used this will affect the speed and distance readings. NOTE ­ as a power saving feature, if no button is pressed for 5 minutes, the screen will power down. This will allow your machine to proceed ahead of you for a pre-determined distance and then stop. Hold down the button for 4 seconds and the DDF screen will be displayed, offering you a choice of 10, 20 or 30 yards/metres approximately. Select your chosen distance using the and arrows and then select using the button. Your screen will now turn white as a clear indication that you are in competition mode and you will not have any measurements shown on the screen except actual speed of travel. the speed setting and the time will still be displayed in the normal way. Although the total distance covered is not shown, it will be added to the total distance covered recorded in the trolley memory. Your machine will then move off and stop after the selected distance has been covered. There are several features that you can programme as `user preferences' within the on board computer of the FWII. To enter the programming mode, disconnect the battery and then reconnect it whilst simultaneously holding down the button, after 5 seconds a programming screen will be displayed. We strongly recommend that removal or replacement should be done by a PowaKaddy Service Agent. Please note that if you select Yards you will also have selected MPH and if you choose Metres, KPH. The Digital Brake System is activated by pressing the until you go below zero, the display will then show either -1, -2 or -3 dependant on the amount of braking required. [. . . ] Use the arrows to move between the categories displayed and the button to select. Now use the to move along the digits of the digital display and the to adjust the highlighted field, once the time is set, press . Once you have programmed your desired settings, unplug the battery and the settings will be saved. [. . . ]