GC3 Menu Navigation Guide

1. Select the TRACKING MODE icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

 

2. The TRACKING MODE SCREEN will be presented:

3. You have the option to turn CLUB TRACKING ON or CLUB TRACKING OFF. This will control if the CLUB TRACKING DATA is presented on the display and collected for software applications, or if BALL ONLY Data will be presented:

4. Some devices may be subject to restricted data based upon SUBSCRIPTION Levels. That will appear with a LOCKED DATA FIELD as shown here:

Should you encounter this an like to update your subscription please see the UPGRADING SUBSCRIPTION GUIDE

 

 1. Select the TARGET ALIGNMENT icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

2. The TARGET ALIGNMENT SCREEN will appear. The DEFAULT MODE will reset each time the device is power cycled.

DEFAULT ALIGNMENT: Is directly down-line at a straight angle parallel to the front of the GC3 device, beginning from the point the ball is locked onto by the device.

3. To adjust the alignment of the GC3 device, simply open and place the extended ALIGNMENT STICK (provided with every device at the time of purchase) into the ball find area aiming at your new target line.

The diagram below represents how this function works in relation to your device and target line:

 

4. If you device you want to revert the alignment back to default simply select the RESET option that becomes present on an adjusted alignment screen:

 

 

 1. Select the FIRMWARE icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

2. The FIRMWARE SCREEN will present you with the current version of Firmware, and also provide you with the option to upgrade if a new version is present.

•  If your device does not have internet access you will be presented with a SERVER NOT FOUND option. This could also be caused by System Firewalls, or security provided by your Internet Service Provider. Please confirm all security measures have been removed before proceeding.

• Updating the firmware is covered in more detail on the GC3 FIRMWARE UPDATE GUIDE

1. Select the UNITS icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

2. The UNITS SCREEN will provide the user with options to adjust the UNITS OF MEASURE data is presented in:

This allows adjustments to the following:

• SPEED: MPH or KM/H
• DISTANCE: YARDS or METERS
• SPIN: TOTAL/AXIS or BACK/SIDE

 

1. Select the WIFI icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

2. On the WiFi Screen, you will see if the WiFi network is set to ON or OFF. Here you will also see the ACTIVE NETWORK you are setup on.

To connect to a WiFi network, confirm the WiFi Option is set to ON. Then Confirm you are connected to a Local Network providing internet access. If needed, select to CONNECT to a Network:

3. When connecting to a new network you will se a list of available options. SELECT A WiFi NETWORK from the List.

4. Enter the NETWORK PASSWORD for the network you selected if prompted:

5. Once the device is CONNECTED to a WiFi Network the WiFi Status will reflect Connected, with an option to disconnect if desired. The Info Option will reveal your Local Network Connection Settings should you want to review.

1. Select the DISPLAY icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

2. The DISPLAY SCREEN will provide the user with options to adjust the DISPLAY CONTRAST. You can select from the Preset Options to adjust the contrast:

1. Select the SETTINGS SCREEN 1, while touching and holding the screen slide to the left to access SETTINGS SCREEN 2:

Settings Screen 1:

Settings Screen 2:

 

2. Select the DIAGNOSTICS icon from the Settings Menu to access this item:

The Diagnostics Menu offers the following options:

1. Battery

2. Sensors

3. Debug

4. Network

 

1. Select the DIAGNOSTICS icon from the Settings Menu, and select the BATTERY icon:

2. The BATTERY SCREEN will provide you more detailed information that the Main Menu related to your GC3 Internal Battery.

This screen will provide the following pieces of information about the battery:

 

1. Volts

2. Temperature

3. Life Estimation: How much longer the battery charge is estimates to last.

4. Consumption: How much power is being consumed at the given time.

 

When the GC3 device is powered by a power supply a CHARGING notice may appear under the Battery, indicating it is actively charging. If this notice does not appear it will mean:

1. That the internal battery is fully charged

2. The device is not plugged into the power supply properly or you are experiencing an power supply failure

3. There is a problem with the battery on your device.

 

The most common cause would be related to the power supply:

 

1. Select the DIAGNOSTICS icon from the Settings Menu, and select the SENSORS icon:

2. The SENSORS SCREEN will provide you detailed information related to your Device Sensors:

SENSOR INFORMATION PENDING REVIEW AND REVISION

1. Select the DIAGNOSTICS icon from the Settings Menu, and select the DEBUG icon:

2. The DEBUG SCREEN will provide you more detailed information about the processes occurring on your device. DEBUG SCREEN 1  is the Primary Debug Screen. This includes information about all present errors or functions of the device.

4. Touch the screen and swipe left to get to DEBUG SCREEN 2. This screen allows you to set filters to manage the displayed information on Primary Debug Screen.

5. Touch the screen and swipe left to get to DEBUG SCREEN 3. This allows you to filter the DEBUG MESSAGE TYPES, impacting the information displayed on the Primary Debug Screen. 

 

 

1. Select the DIAGNOSTICS icon from the Settings Menu, and select the NETWORK icon:

2. The NETWORK SCREEN will provide you more detailed information about the NETWORK SETTINGS active on your device.

 

The first network screen will present the  NETWORK ETHERNET screen. This screen you offer a few pieces of information:

1. IPv4 Address: The presence of the IPv4 ADDRESS indicates your local LAN Network has successful assigned a valid IP. This means you are now able to be on the internet using your local network.

2. Subnet Mask

3. Gateway

4. DHCP Monitor

5. Auto IP

 

3. Touch the screen and swipe left to get to second network screen. This screen will be the NETWORK WiFi screen.

 

The NETWORK WIFI screen offer a few pieces of information:

1. IPv4 Address: The presence of the IPv4 ADDRESS indicates your local WiFi Network has successful assigned a valid IP. This means you are now able to be on the internet using your local network.

2. Subnet Mask

3. Gateway

4. Channel: This indicates the Wireless Channel the device is communicating upon. This is relevant when using 2.4 GHz vs 5Ghz Channels.

Please Note: if too many devices are attempting to communicate on the same wireless channel in your environment you may experience dropped connections.

 

SERVER NOTICE MESSAGE!

You may encounter a Ping Message on either the ETHERNET or WIFI screen. This ping message indicates that you are encounter an issue reaching the Device Server. This will continue until the device is able to establish a connection. Should you continue to see this message please attempt to use the device on a new network to determine if the problem is related to a local firewall security setting.

Having Device Server Connection Issues?

If you have continued issues reaching the device server please confirm these ports are open on both your Modem/Router and your Computer: Port 80/443 (HTTP/HTTPS)

 

4. Touch the screen again and swipe left to get to third network screen. This screen will be the NETWORK WiFi IPERF screen.

 

The NETWORK WIFI IPERF screen offer a few pieces of information:

1. Local IPv4 Address

2. Local Port

3. TCP Window Size

4. Server Address

5. Server Port

6. Size

7. Bandwidth