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To Change Items Displayed On Screen With DSP displayed, press the Program button. (The 1 indicates the first screen.) “Spin” will flash in the lower left corner. The selection that is flashing can be turned on or off using the up arrow. Use the Down arrow to move to the next selection. Once all selections are made for the first screen, the screen will immediately move forward to the second.

Repeat instructions above to program Screen 2. Press the Program button to save your changes.

Programming (cont.) Programming (cont.)To Program Idle Timer - With IDL displayed, press the Program button. The number will begin flashing. Use the Up/Down buttons to select how many minutes of idle time before unit shuts down. Press the Program button to save your selection.

To Program Timer for Screen 1 - With TMR displayed, press the Program button. The number will begin flashing. Use the Up/Down buttons to select how many seconds the first screen will display before switching to Screen 2. Press the Program button to save your selection.

To Reset to Default Settings - With RST displayed, press the Program button. RST will begin to flash slowly. Press the Up button (RST will begin to flash faster) and now press the Down button.

When powered on, press the Program button to enter Program mode. Once in Program mode, use the Up/Down buttons to switch between settings.

To Change Altitude – With ALT displayed, press the Program button. The current altitude setting flashes. Using the Up/Down buttons, change to the desired altitude. Press the Program button to save your selection.

To Select Yards or Meters – With UNT displayed, press the Program button. The current distance setting will flash. Use Up/Down buttons to select Yds or Mtrs. Press the Program button to save your selection.

To Program Loft – With BAG displayed, press the Program button. The current club will flash. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the club to program. Press the Program button again. The current degree setting will flash. Use the Up/Down buttons to select the loft degree. Press the Program button to save your selection.

ProgrammingWhen powered on, the display shows the club currently selected. To change clubs, use the Up/Down buttons.

Club notations are as follows:

CODE CLUB CODE CLUB

4 IR 4 Iron5 IR 5 Iron6 IR 6 Iron7 IR 7 Iron8 IR 8 Iron9 IR 9 IronP WDG Pitching WedgeG WDG Gap WedgeS WDG Sand WedgeL WDG Lob Wedge

Selecting a Club

D WD Driver 3 WD 3 Wood 5 WD 5 Wood 7 WD 7 Wood 2 HYB 2 Hybrid3 HYB 3 Hybrid4 HYB 4 Hybrid5 HYB 5 Hybrid2 IR 2 Iron 3 IR 3 Iron

The ES14’s kickstand has 3 positions.

75˚ - Driver thru 5 Iron

60˚- 6 Iron thru Gap Wedge

45˚ - Lob & Sand Wedge

Correct ball placement assures a correct ES14 reading. The enclosed ruler is provided to aid in placing the ball 14” behind the kickstand and 14” away from the ES14.

Positioning the ES14ES14 Basics

Program

Power

Kickstand Battery

Power Adapter Input

Front

LCD Display

Up

Down

ES14 Quickstart Guide

Skills ChallengeConnect phone with the ES14 via Bluetooth.

Select Skills Challenge in the app, select Start and New. Pick from Even, Odd or Random yardage.

Choose a club for the current target distance which will be diplayed under TRGT. Select your club on the ES14, then place device on the ground (see Positioning the ES14). After each shot select the Direction of the shot, and select OK or use a Mulligan.

The last 8 sessions can be viewed by selecting Sessions. Choose a session, and select OK.

From the Club Averages screen select a club to view that club’s stats. These stats include Club Speed, Ball Speed, Smash Factor, Launch Angle, Spin Rate and Distance.

From the Session Logs screen you can select saved Sessions to view, edit, email or delete.

Session Logs & Club Avg

View 3 -List ViewDisplays a scrolling list of all shot info from a session.

To view your data in a different format, pressthe view button again.

View 4 - Simulation ViewDisplays an animated view of ball flight in addition to data from the current shot.

Range Session (cont’)

Connect phone with the ES14 via Bluetooth.

Select your club on the ES14, then place device on the ground (see Positioning the ES14). Select Start Session in the app, name session and begin or Join Session to open a saved session.

Once finished, choose End/Save to end session.

View 1 & 2Displays all info from the currentshot.

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Range Session

Range Session – Start a new range session or open a saved session.

Session Logs – View data from previously recorded sessions.

Club Averages – View averages of all statistical information for each club.

Settings – Change settings for Averages, Units, Distance Type and Links.

Tutorial – Digital version of the ES14 Quickstart Guide.

Home Page

Download the ES14 App from the App StoreSM or the Google PlayTM Store.

Apple Connecting:

On your Apple® device, go to Settings then Bluetooth. Turn Bluetooth ON. Scan for devices. Select ES14 to connect. Repeat these steps each time the ES14 is powered off.

Android Pairing:

On your AndroidTM device, go to Settings. Go to Wireless and Network, then Bluetooth Settings. Scan for devices and select ES14. Accept the pairing request when prompted. The ES14 will connect as needed after this point.

It may be necessary to cycle the power for the ES14 between range sessions.

Note: Location of Bluetooth Settings may vary between versions of Android.

ES14 App