Sureshotgps MICRO 700X User Manual

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Thankyou for purchasing the Sureshotgps TM Micro
700X.

For your convenience the 700X is preloaded with Aus­tralian and NZ maps and is ready for immediate use.
It is highly recommended that you register the device
for warranty purposes at: www.sureshotgps.com

What’s included:

■ Micro700X

■ User Manual

■ Mini USB cable

■ AC/DC adaptor

■ Belt clip

is manual is version 2.0 and the most up to date version
at the time of printing. For any updates please visit our
website: www.sureshotgps.com

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Table of Contents

Getting to know your Sureshotgps

1.0 Prior to use 6

1.1 Charging 6

1.2 Registering 6

2.0 Ready to Play 7

3.0 Main Menu 8

3.1 Automatic Course Recognition 9

4.0 Hole Selection 10

4.1 Automatic hole advance (AHA) 10

4.2 Manually selecting hole 10

4.3 Hole Information 10

5.0 Page information 11

5.1 Advanced Scorecard 11

5.2 Entering Score 11

5.3 Analyse Game 12

5.4 Editing Par and Stroke Index 12

5.5 Shot Distance 13

5.6 Club Measurement 13

5.7 Full View (Hazards) 14

5.8 Understanding the icons 15

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6.0 Map Course 16

6.1 Start Mapping 16

6.2 Map Green Position 17

6.3 Map a Hazard 17

6.4 Edit Course 18

6.5 Delete Course 18

7.0 Settings Menu 19

7.1 Scoring Type 19

7.2 Handicap 19

7.3 Club Measurement 19

7.4 Scorecard History 20

7.1 Yard/Metre Option 20

7.2 Reset Round Time 20

7.3 Backlight 21

7.4 Auto Power O 21

7.5 Auto Hole Advance 22

7.6 Set Time 22

7.7 Time Format 23

7.8 Device Info 23

8.0 Sureanalysis Soware 24

8.1 System Requirements 24

9.0 Troubleshooting 25

10.0 Warranty Info 27

11.0 Declaration of Conformity 30

12.0 Soware Licensing 31

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Getting to know your Sureshotgps

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Satellite Signal

Hole & Par

Time

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Battery Status

Distance between current
position and green (cen­tre, front and back)

Round Timer

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Menu/On Key: To power on/o Micro700X and access main menu.

Page Key : To switch displayed page, set starting point of shot distance and

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map/edit course data.

Navigation Key (Up, Down, Le, Right)

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Enter Key: To conrm menu selection, desired course, mark shot distance.

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1.0 Prior to use

1.1 Charging

It is important that the battery has been charged before use.
Using the USB cord provided, plug the USB connection
into the charging port on the back of the unit [under rubber
cover]. Now plug the other end into the wall adaptor. You can
now plug the wall adaptor into a power outlet to begin charg­ing. Full charging will take at least 4 hours.

1.2 Registering

It is recommended that you register your Micro 700X for
warranty purposes. Follow the easy instructions at

www.sureshotgps.com/register. Upgrades to soware will

only be possible if you have registered.

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2.0 Ready to Play

Your Micro 700X comes preloaded with Australian and New
Zealand Golf Courses.
To download international golf courses to your 700X, visit:
www.sureshotgps.com

To make it easy to select a course, the unit will automatically
display the ve closest golf courses to your location.
NOTE: this feature only works once you arrive at the golf
course and the unit has attained GPS reception.

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3.0 Main Menu

Press and hold the Menu/On button for 3 seconds until
the unit powers on.
e GPS will begin searching for
satellites as shown in picture.
To bypass this and go straight to the main menu press
the Menu button.

In the Main Menu you will see 3 options:
<Play Golf>, <Map Course> and <Settings>, use the
Up/Down key to move from one option to another.
To enter press the Enter key.

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3.2 Automatic Course Recognition

For best GPS reception always ensure you are in an open area.
When you are at the course select Play Golf.

The Micro 700X’s Auto Course Recognition will highlight the
closest 5 courses to you. You can press the Page key to stop the
auto search and go directly to the course list which will display
all courses in alphabetical order. For your convenience the Micro
700X will also display the last 5 courses that you played on at the
top of the list.

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4.0 Hole Selection

4.1 Automatic hole advance (AHA)

is feature allows you to move around the golf course
without having to change the hole manually. e AHA re­quires the unit to go within 15m of the centre of the green
and then move away 31m from the centre of the green, the
Micro 700X will then advance to the next hole. You can
manually select a hole by turning o this feature o in the
Auto Hole Advance option in settings.

4.2 Manually selecting hole

To choose the hole that you would like to play
manually, press Up/Down on the Navigation Key.

4.3 Hole Information (Green View)

is Green View display will show you the distance
between your current location and the Front, Centre and
Back of the putting green.

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5.0 Page Information

5.1 Advanced Scorecard

e Scorecard feature on the 700X allows the golfer
to keep score during a round.
You can set the Scoring type (Stroke, Par or Stabl­eford) and player Handicap in Settings. (See 7.0
Settings Menu)

5.2 Entering Score

To access the Scorecard during a round press the Le Key whilst in
the Green View page.
e Scorecard will display hole number, par, stroke index & score.
Depending on which Scoring type is chosen, the 700X will auto­matically calculate your score by taking into account your handicap
& par/stroke index for each hole.
To input your score for a given hole, press the

Enter Key from the Scorecard and press the
Right Key to enter your shots. Aer you have

entered the shots, press the Enter Key again to
return to the Scorecard. To return to the Green View
and continue with your round, press the Right Ke y.

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5.3 Analyse Game

When you are in the Scorecard screen (see 5.2
Entering Score) Press Le Key to access the Analyse
Game menu. From here you can record whether you
have hit the Fairway/Green etc in regulation.

5.4 Editing Par & Stroke Index

e 700X has Par and Stoke Index information for
each course already preloaded.
If you need to alter Par or Stroke index for a given
hole, follow the instructions under 5.2 Entering
Score.
In the screen where the shots are entered, you can
adjust the information by pressing the Up Key to
adjust Par and the Down Key to adjust Stroke Index.

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5.5 Shot Distance

From the Hole Information (Green View)
screen press the Right Key twice to access the
Shot Distance screen.
e Shot Distance function will let you measure
your Shot Distance easily and precisely. Before
taking your shot, press the Page Key to set your
current position, the value will be reset to 0.
While walking to your ball the screen will display
the distance from the start point to your current
position instantly.

When you reach your ball, press the Enter key to mark the distance.
To reset Shot Distance, Press Page.

5.6 Club Measurement

To keep a record of how far you hit each of your clubs, the 700X has a
club measurement function. Whilst in the Shot Distance screen, you
can select which club you want to measure by pressing the Up/Down
Ke y.
You can access your saved Club Measurements in settings. (see 7.0

Settings Menu)

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5.7 Full View (hazards)

To access the hazards go back to the Hole Information
screen and press the Right Key or press the Le key from
the Shot Distance screen.
e Full View page shows you all the hazards that are on
that hole and the corresponding distances. If you would
like to edit the hazards, see 6.2 Edit a Course.

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5.8 Understanding the icons

Tree

Lay-up

Bunker

Greenside bunker

Other Hazard/unknown

Dogleg le

Mound

Run out

Lateral water

Dogleg right

Bridge

Wate r

Rock

Green

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6.0 Map Course

From the Main Menu, select Map Course by pressing
the Enter key. Select: Map your own course, Edit an
existing course or Delete a selected course.

6.1 Start Mapping

To select Start Mapping use the Up/Down key to highlight
the Start Mapping tab. Once this is highlighted press the
Enter key to select. Use Up/Down/Right/Le keys to type
the course name and the Enter key to conrm your selec­tion. Once you have selected your course you will be taken
to the Start Hole, use the Up/Down key to change hole.

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6.2 Map Green Positions.

Once in the Edit screen. Press the Page key to enter the Edit Mode.
Once in the Edit Mode, press the Up key to select the green position
you wish to record (front, middle and back). Stand in the exact posi­tion on the green you wish to record and press the Page key to mark
position.

6.3 Map a Hazard

From the Edit screen press the Down key to select the hazard you
wish to record. Press the Up/Down/Le/Right key to change the
position of the hazard and Enter to conrm. is will take you to
the Hazard Options menu to select a icon that denotes the type of
hazard you wish to record. Stand in the exact position of the hazard

and press the Page key to mark position.

Edit Screen Hazard

Options

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6.4 Edit Course

To edit a pre-existing course select Edit Course from the Map
Course menu. e unit will automatically select the closest courses

to you. Once you have selected the course you want to edit from the

list provided go through the same steps as 6.0 Map Course.

6.5 Delete Course

Select the course you want to delete and press the
Enter k ey.
A pop-up message will ask you whether you are sure about
deleting the course. Press the Page Key for “Yes” or the Menu
key for “No”.
It is suggested not to delete the courses unless the storage

capacity is full. Press Menu to return to the Main Menu.

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7.0 Settings Menu

From the Main Menu, scroll
down and press Enter to select
unit settings.

7.1 Scoring Type

To choose between Stroke, Par and
Stableford, rst highlight Scoring Type in
the Settings menu then press Le/Right
keys to change the scoring type. Press the

Menu key to return to Main Menu.

7.2 Handicap

To set player Handicap, Scroll down until

Handicap is highlighted then press Le/
Right keys to set Handicap. Press the Menu

key to return to Main Menu.

7.3 Club Measurement

Scroll down until Club Measurement is
highlighted and then press Page to view
your saved shot distances for eash club.
Press the Menu key to return to Main Menu.

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7.4 Scorecard History

To access saved Scorecards, scroll down until
Scorcard history is highlighted and press
Page to view. Press the Menu key to return
to Main Menu.

7.5 Yard/Metre Option

Distance unit is preset to Metre. If you want
to change it, you can choose <Yard/Metre>
on the settings menu and use the Right/

Le key to change the unit setting. Press the
Menu key to return to Main Menu.

7.6 Reset Round Time

e device provides you a simple timer to
record the Round time. To reset time, scroll
down to Reset Round Time and Press
the Page key. Press the Menu key to return to
Main Menu.

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7.7 Backlight

is device provides an Auto Backlight O function to
save power. If any key is not touched for a specic time
period the screen will turn to dark automatically. Using
the Right/Le key you can increasing or decrease the
backlight duration. “On” means that the baclight will
always be on. NOTE: is setting will reduce battery life.
Press the Menu key to return to Main Menu.

7.8 Auto Power O

is device provides an Auto Power O function to
save power. If you set the power timeout, the device
will turn o automatically aer the timer if you don’t
touch any key for the set time period.
To set press the Right/Le key to change the settings.
Press the Menu key to return to Main Menu.

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7.5 Automatic Hole Advance

To set your 700X to change holes automatically,
ensure that this feature is set to “On” in Settings.
To disable this feature, scroll down until Auto Hole
Advance is highlighted and press Le/Right key to
turn o. Press the Menu key to return to Main Menu.

For more information about this feature see:

4.1 Auto Hole Advance

7.6 Set Time Zone

e device will set the present time zone automatically
according to relevant data of GPS satellites. You can
adjust the time zone of your location if needed by
entering <Set Time Zone> and using the Right/Le key
to increase or decrease the times.

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7.7 Set Time Format

You can change the time format (12 or 24 hour time) by
using the Right/ Le key. e time format options will be
shown at the bottom of the screen.

7.8 Device Info

You can check model, soware/ hardware version and
product serial number (S/N) of the Micro 700X by
selecting <Device Info> and then pressing Page.
You can go back to the Setting Menu by pressing
Page again.

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8.0 Sureanalysis Soware

e Sureanalysis Soware allows you to download additional
Courses to your Micro 700X from your PC. Even though the
Micro 700X comes with courses pre-loaded, we are continually
updating our course library by adding new courses and updating
our existing ones.
e Sureanalysis Soware will also allow you to download any
soware upgrades to your unit.
Download and Install the Sureanalysis soware by visiting the­Download Soware page on the Sureshotgps website.
Follow the easy instructions at: www.sureshotgps.com/downloads.php

8.1 System Requirements

e Micro 700X is Compatible with Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7
and Windows 8. (32 & 64 bit)
e Micro 700X is currently NOT compatible with Apple Mac.

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9.0 Troubleshooting

My Sureshotgps 700X will not turn on.

Ensure that the unit is charged before attempting to power it on. To charge unit, plug
into PC using USB cord provided or into the mains power using the included AC/DC
adapter. A battery indicator will display on the screen when your 700X is charging,
when the battery is fully charged, the battery indicator on screen will be solid and will
stop moving up and down.
Hold the On/Menu key for 3-5 seconds to power the unit on.

My 700X will not aquire satellite signal

Ensure you are outside and have a clear view of the sky when trying to
acquire GPS signal. Usually the unit will pick up signal in 2-5 minutes.
If the unit doesn’t pickup signal in this timeframe, contact Sureshotgps
technical support. [email protected]

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My course doesn’t display in the list of 5 closest courses

If this is the case, your course may not be preloaded on the unit.
To download your course see instructions below.

How do I download or update my courses?

1. First download and install the Sureanalysis soware from:

www.sureshotgps.com/downloads.php

2. Switch your unit on and plug it into your PC using the USB cord provided.

3. Click “My Sureshot GPS” then “Manage Courses” from the menu on the right
of the webpage.

4. Click “download GW1 & Micro X courses” and the Course Manager will display
where you can search for & download additional courses.

Who can help me with technical questions & support?

Our friendly team is available on email at [email protected] It is recommend-
ed you email your request rather than returning to the place of purchase for the fastest
response to your enquiry.

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10.0 Limited Warranty

Sureshotgps™ Pty Ltd (“SS”) warrants the Micro 700X device delivered in
this package will be free from material defects for two (2) years following the
date of purchase from SS or its authorised reseller. e accessories included
in the package including USB cable and Wall charger, are covered for
material defects for one (1) year. For the purpose of this warranty, “material
defect” means any defect in a SS product that can be reproduced by SS and
is a substantial nonconformity from the published specications for such
product. SS shall not be responsible for any loss or damage whatsoever
resulting from any defect in or associated with its products which occur or
are notied by the purchaser to SS or its authorised repairer more than one
year form said date of purchase.

is Limited Warranty does not apply to normal wear and tear or if any
component of the Sureshotgps hardware is opened or repaired by an
unauthorised person or company, and does cover repair or replacement
of any Sureshotgps hardware damaged by: MISUSE, MOISTURE OR
LIQUIDS, EXPOSURE TO HEAT, ACCIDENT, ABUSE OR NEGLECT.
Dropping your Micro 300X can permanently damage the receiver, which is
not covered under the terms of the Limited Warranty.

is Limited Warranty does not cover physical damage to the surface
of the Sureshotgps, including cracks or scratches on the LCD screen.

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10.0 Limited Warranty Continued

Neither the manufacturer or distributor or reseller shall be responsible
for data that may be damaged or lost at any time. As the SS may gain
information either through USB or wireless technology, we cannot
guarantee the successful transmission of information.

is Limited Warranty does not extend to any defects which have been
caused or contributed by neglect, misuse or accident, nor in respect of
product which has been altered by other than authorised SS personnel
or its authorised repairers. e determination as to whether the terms
of this warranty are to apply to returned products is within the sole
discretion of SS or its authorised repairer. Provided any returned
product is determined to be covered by this warranty, SS or its
authorised repairers shall at SS’s sole discretion, repair or replace, free
of charge, any products or parts thereof.

In no event whatsoever shall SS be liable for any incidental, special or
consequential loss or damage resulting from the purchase and/or use
of its products howsoever caused and howsoever claimed. Any liability
on SS under this warranty in respect of any repair and /or replacement
and/or any action involving any of its products shall be limited to and
not exceed the purchase price of the product in question. e terms of
this warranty are subject to relevant provisions of any Federal, State or
Municipal law. Any dispute or action in relation to this warranty or the
construction of it shall be subject to and conducted in accordance with
the laws of Victoria, Australia.

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10.0 Limited Warranty Continued

Before returning any product, contact the SS Customer Support Group
and obtain an RA number. Visit the Sureshotgps™ web site www.
sureshotgps.com for support contact details. If the Customer Support
Group veries that the product is likely to be defective they will issue
an RA number to place on the outer package in which the product will
be shipped. SS cannot accept any product without an RA number on
the package. Warranty returns must also be accompanied by a copy
of the dated proof of purchase. Deliver the product along with the RA
number to SS. If you ship the product you must assume the risk of
damage or loss in transit.

You must use the original container (or the equivalent) and pay the
shipping charge. SS may replace or repair the product with either a
new or reconditioned product and the returned product becomes SS’s
property.

SS warrants the repaired or replaced product to be free from material
defects for a period of the greater of (i) ninety (90) days from the return
shipping date; or (ii) the period of time remaining on the original one
(1) year warranty.

If there is any inconsistency between this Limited Warranty and any
Warranty included in the packaging of the Sureshotgps, the provisions
of this Limited Warranty shall apply.

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11.0 Declaration of Conformity

We, Sureshotgps™ Pty. Ltd declare under our sole responsibility that the
Sureshotgps™ conforms to all world standards of compliance.

Sureshotgps™ Pty. Ltd. operates a policy of continuous development.
Sureshotgps™ Pty. Ltd. reserves the right to make changes and improve­ments to the Sureshotgps™ and any other of its products without prior
notice.

e contents of this document are provided “as is”. Except as required
by applicable law, no warranties of any kind, either express or implied,
including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchant­ability and tness for a particular purpose, are made in relation to the
accuracy, reliability or contents of this document. Sureshotgps™ Pty.
Ltd reserves the right to revise or withdraw it at anytime without prior
notice.

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12.0 Soware licensing

is product contains embedded soware. You have a non-exclusive,
non-transferable right to use the soware only as embedded in the

hardware and may not copy, disassemble or attempt to reverse
engineer the soware or use it on any other hardware.

e soware includes soware supplied to SS by third parties
(“Suppliers”) which is provided without warranty by such
Suppliers. e soware is owned by SS or its Suppliers and is
protected by copyright laws and laws protecting trade secrets,
intellectual property and condential information.

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