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You can't improve what you don't measure, which is why we've created
ShotTracker: the wearable tech that automatically tracks your shot
attempts, makes and misses.
ShotTracker is made of 3 components: a wrist sensor, a net sensor and
the ShotTracker App. When a shooter shoots, the wrist sensor sends a
signal that a shot was attempted. The net sensor sends a signal indicating
if the shot was made or missed. Both signals are sent to the mobile
device where the ShotTracker App keeps track of your shooting stats.
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Summary of Contents for ShotTracker WRIST & NET SENSOR
- Page 1 ShotTracker: the wearable tech that automatically tracks your shot attempts, makes and misses. ShotTracker is made of 3 components: a wrist sensor, a net sensor and the ShotTracker App. When a shooter shoots, the wrist sensor sends a signal that a shot was attempted. The net sensor sends a signal indicating if the shot was made or missed.
- Page 2 *** Net Sensor battery lasts about 3 months. Wrist sensor battery lasts about 8 hours (continuous use) SHOTTRACKER APP Download the ShotTracker app from your app store. To get started, you will need to create an account with ShotTracker. The app will provide step-by-step videos and directions to get you set up and ready to shoot.
- Page 3 The LED light should blink green every few seconds if the wrist sensor is powered on. PAIR SENSOR TO APP In your ShotTracker App, go to Settings >> Wrist Sensor and select your wrist sensor from the list. The sensor you select will blink consecutively for 5 seconds.
- Page 4 ***To preserve battery, the net sensor turns off after 15 mins of no activity. PAIR SENSOR TO APP In your ShotTracker App, go to Settings >> Net Sensor and select your net sensor from the list. The sensor you select will blink consecutively for 5 seconds.
- Page 5 ADDITIONAL SUPPORT SUPPORT.SHOTTRACKER.COM SUPPORT@SHOTTRACKER.COM 913.602.8797 Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.
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