Bushnell NEO GHOST User manual

User Manual

08-15

Care and Maintenance

The NEO Ghost is durable and waterproof. To help ensure reliable operation, the following care and

maintenance guidelines are recommended :

• Avoid exposing the unit to extreme environmental conditions for a prolonged period of

time.

• Avoid severe impacts on the unit.

• You may clean the unit occasionally with a soft, damp cloth.

• DO NOT expose the unit to strong chemicals such as gasoline and alcohol, as they will

damage the unit.

• Store the unit in a dry place when it is not in use.

WARNING

Do not attempt to open the NEO Ghost.

Risk of explosion if battery is replaced with incorrect type.

• Do not attempt to open, disassemble or service the internal battery. The battery must be

replaced by a qualied technician.

• Do not crush, puncture or short the battery’s external contacts. Do not expose to

temperatures above 140oF (60oC).

• Properly recycle or dispose of the battery. Do not dispose in re or water.

Legal Disclaimer

By using this product, you agree that Bushnell Outdoor Products will not be held legally responsible

for any injury or damage to you or any person or property caused by the user’s improper operation

and/or poor judgment while using this product.

Note: See Limited Warranty for other limitations to our liability.

Additional Information

The Global Positioning System (GPS), a network of 32 satellites orbiting Earth, is operated and

maintained by the U.S. government. This GPS device requires at least 3 satellites to be acquired to

accurately determine your position. Any change made to the system by the government could aect

the accuracy and performance of this product.

Bushnell Golf GPS Website

www.bushnellgolf.com is the best online resource for all our Golf GPS product owners, including

product support, FAQs, etc. It also serves as a portal to access iGolf.com GPS course les to use

with these Bushnell products. Registering your NEO Ghost via www.bushnell.igolf.com is not

required, but will ensure you have access to the latest updated GPS course data.

Contents Page #

Charging the Battery 6

Package Contents / Computer Requirements / Updates 6

Buttons and Functions 7

Getting Started 8

Using the Play Golf Mode 8

Button Functions in Play Golf Mode 9

Using the Play Golf Menu / Play Menu Items 10

Using the Settings Mode 11

Settings Menu Items 11-13

Accessing Updated Golf Course Data 14

How to Find the Product ID / Serial Number 15

Warranty Information 16

Table of Contents

Charging the Battery

The rechargeable battery of the NEO Ghost is long lasting and

provides up to 16 hrs (3 rounds of golf typically) on a charge.

However, battery life may be reduced due to a variety of factors

(external temperature, etc). All rechargeable batteries lose their

eective charge length over time. At the end of your round,

be sure to completely power o your NEO Ghost by pressing

and holding the PWR button until the display goes o.

To check your remaining battery life, select “Battery” from the

PLAY GOLF menu (pg. 10), or from the SETTINGS menu (pg. 11).

To recharge the battery, attach the smaller plug on the included

USB cable to the port at the bottom side of the unit and connect

the large (standard) USB plug to your computer. The NEO Ghost

and USB cable are compatible with all USB ports, including

iPhone/other smartphone USB chargers. Once

connected, press the PWR button-the display

will read “CHARGING”. When the Ghost is fully

charged (about 4 hrs from totally discharged

state, less if partial charge remains) and ready

to use, “CHARGING COMPLETED” will be

displayed (press PWR to check charge status if

not displayed).

Package Contents

1 - Bushnell NEO Ghost GPS Rangender

1 - USB/Charging Cable

1 - Quick Start Guide

Computer Requirements

USB Port

OS: Windows (XP/Vista/Windows 7 or higher), Mac (OS X 10.4 or higher)

Firmware/Software Updates

Please check www.bushnellgolf.com periodically for the latest rmware

and software releases.

1. SHOT DISTANCE Button: Press at starting point, walk to

ball position to nd length of shot.

2. MENU Button: View Menu options/items.

3. UP Butt

▲on: Scrolls up through Menu.

4. SELECT Butt

◄

on: Selects highlighted Menu item.

5. DOWN Butt

▼on: Scrolls down through Menu.

6. PWR Button: Press & hold (1.5 sec.) to power on/o.

7. USB Port: Connect to PC or smartphone charger with

supplied cable to charge.

*Note: Backlight is activated with any button push. The

backlight will remain lit for 10 seconds after last button push.

Backlight is disabled in Play Golf Mode. 7

SHOT

▲

SELECT

◄

DOWN

▼

PWR 6

7USB

Rear View

Product ID (serial #)

Buttons and Functions

GETTING STARTED

1. First, be sure the battery has a full

charge. If you are using it for the rst

time, it should be charged until full

(see pg. 6). Next, make sure you are

outdoors, in a location with a clear

view of the sky overhead, to ensure

good reception of GPS satellite signals.

Now, you’re ready to power up and use

your NEO Ghost.

2. Press and hold the PWR button on the

top side of the unit until it powers on

(start screen as shown on right). Press

and hold again to turn o the power.

3. To turn on the backlight after the unit

is powered on, briey press and release

the PWR button.

4. The display will show the Main Menu

(from the time & date display screen,

press the MENU button on the right side),

with a choice of two operating modes:

PLAY GOLF or SETTINGS.

USING THE PLAY GOLF MODE

1. Highlight PLAY GOLF and press the

SELECT button. Display will show

”SEARCHING”, then SELECT COURSE.

2. Use the UP/DOWN buttons to select

(highlight) your course from list of

nearby courses (closest distance at

top), then press SELECT.

3. The display will show“LOADING”, then:

Current hole # (at upper left), Par for

the hole (upper right), and distances

to the center (large number at center

screen), front (lower left) and back

(lower right) of green. (see next page)

BUTTON FUNCTIONS IN PLAY GOLF MODE

• Press UP or DOWN buttons to manually advance to the

next hole (useful for “shotgun” starts), or go back to the

previous hole.

• Press the SHOT button at the tee (“point

A”)-display will update to indicate

distance from point A to your current

location (“point B”) as you walk. Useful

to measure the length of your shot.

Press SHOT again to return to zero and

set a new starting point.

• Press the SELECT button to display

distances to bunkers, hazards, etc. for

the hole from your current location.

Press SELECT again to return to the

regular PLAY GOLF display.

NEXT HOLE

HAZARDS/ SHOT

ROUND INFO

HOLE

Button Functions in Play Golf Mode

Par

Hole # Information

Center of the

Green Distance

Back of the

Front of the Green Distance

Green Distance

Displayed Info in Play Golf Mode

USING THE PLAY MENU IN PLAY GOLF MODE

1. In PLAY GOLF Mode, press the MENU

button to view the PLAY MENU.

2. Select item from menu using UP/

DOWN buttons to highlight it, then

press SELECT button.

3. If multiple options are available for a

setting, use UP/DOWN to highlight

your choice, then press select.

4. A dot in a checkbox to the left of a setting indicates the

current setting (to change it, highlight a dierent setting

and press SELECT).

5. Press MENU button to return to previous menu screen.

PLAY GOLF MENU ITEMS

• BATTERY*: press SELECT button to see

battery condition (charge %). (*also

provided in the SETTINGS Menu)

• YARD/METER*: press SELECT. Dot in

checkbox indicates current setting

(default=YARDS). To change how

distances are displayed, highlight

YARDS or METERS, press select. (*also

provided in the SETTINGS Menu)

• RESUMEPLAY: from any screen, returns display to showing

current hole and distances based on current location.

• NEW COURSE: select another golf course from list.

• EXIT ROUND: stops tracking course, ends current game.

USING THE SETTINGS MODE

1. Highlight SETTINGS (if you are in PLAY

GOLF mode, press MENU and select

EXIT ROUND to go to the main menu)

and press SELECT.

2. Select item from menu using UP/

DOWN buttons to highlight it, then

press SELECT button.

3. If multiple options are available for a setting, use UP/

DOWN to highlight your choice, then press select.

4. A dot in a checkbox to the left of a setting indicates the

current setting (to change it, highlight a dierent setting

and press SELECT).

5. Press MENU button to return to previous menu screen.

SETTINGS MENU ITEMS

• BATTERY*: press SELECT button to see battery condition

(charge %). (*also provided in the PLAY GOLF Menu)

• YARD/METER*: press SELECT. Dot in checkbox indicates

current setting (default=YARDS). To change how distances

are displayed, highlight YARDS or METERS, press select.

(*also provided in the PLAY GOLF Menu)

• AUTOOFF:pressSELECT. Dotincheckbox

indicates current setting (default=OFF).

ON=unit will automatically power o

after 30 minutes if no buttons have been

pressed (or if unit has not auto advanced

to next hole as you walk the course).

OFF=unit will stay powered on until

user manually powers o by holding PWR button. To change

setting, highlight ON or OFF, press SELECT.

NOTE: selecting “ON” can help avoid running down the

battery charge if you forget to power o after a round-but

there is the possibility of losing GPS satellite contact, along

with all data generated since your start of play. “OFF” is the

normally recommended setting. Use “ON” with caution.

• TIME/DATE > press SELECT then

highlight and select one of these four

time/date related settings:

1) TIME ZONE: scroll through

list and highlight your time zone

(list continues if DOWN button

is pressed at bottom of screen),

press SELECT.

2) SET TIME/DATE: press SELECT

and highlight a method:

• BY GPS: press SELECT to

automatically set the time

based on your current GPS

location.

• MANUALLY: use the UP/DOWN buttons to enter

the correct current time and date yourself.

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