Summary of Contents for XY Golf M-45C1-01
- Page 1 X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 User Guide for Model M-45C1-01 Handheld Golf GPS Unit Model B-45C1-01 Base/Repeater Unit M-45C1-01 B-45C1-01...
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Page 2: Operation
X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 Introduction This guide covers operation of XY Golf’ s Handheld Golf GPS unit and Base/Repeater Unit. The operation of either unit is very similar. Specific functionality of the units is defined by software, which utilizes a standard soft-key menu system to access various parameters and functions. - Page 3 X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 A. Main Menu When the unit is initially powered up or reset the main menu will appear as shown in Figure 1. The actual screen may appear differently than the one shown here, or may not appear at all, depending on options set in the unit initialization database. Figure 1.
- Page 4 X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 FCC Menu The FCC Menu contains all of the controls required for Part 15 and Part 90 FCC testing. This screen is only accessible in special in-house firmware builds and is not available to the end user. The FCC Menu is shown below. Figure 9.
- Page 5 This involves transmitting an approximately 90-byte message at regular intervals, then reverting back to receive. The message intervals are as follows: Model Application Typical Message Interval M-45C1-01 Handheld Golfer Unit twice per minute B-45C1-01 Base/Repeater Unit once per second...
- Page 6 X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 6) Set Frequency This feature allows the user to set the transceiver frequency to any of three points. The unit will initially be set to the center of the radio band (Mid Freq.) upon power-up. The current frequency will be displayed on a status line near the bottom of the display whenever this item is selected.
- Page 7 X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 and adjusting this parameter for optimum spectral symmetry. Please refer to the transceiver technical manual for further information. 3) Adjust TX D/A This adjustment may be used to fine-tune the transmit frequency. Typically, this alignment is accomplished by placing the unit in CW Mode and monitoring the signal with a frequency counter to ensure that the transmitter is correctly tuned.