Excalibur 468 Bedienungsanleitung

Model No. 468

Modèle n° 468

Golf Master

Operating Manual

Manuel de l’utilsateur

Congratulations on your purchase of the Golf

Master. Thanks to the team at Excalibur

Electronics, Inc., you now hold electronic golf

scoring, tips, rules, etiquette, and even jokes right in the

palm of your hand.

Be sure to use the Golf Master safely. Before starting,

please read this manual thoroughly, especially noting safe-

ty, care, and battery information. Keep this manual for ref-

erence.

The legendary King Arthur bran-

dished a magic sword, Excalibur,

from which we take our company

name. With this unique weapon in his

hands, he could not be vanquished.

Although Excalibur Electronics can’t

claim the magical secrets of Merlin,

King Arthur’s court wizard, some-

times our patented technology may

make it seem as if we could. The

Golf Master is another unmatched

innovation of Excalibur Electronics.

We make you think.

The Golf Master may lock up due to static discharge. If this

should happen, use a thin, pointed object to press the button

marked "RESET" on the front of the unit.

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Installing Batteries

The Golf Master requires one 3V

Lithium CR2032 battery, included.

Find the circular battery compartment

on the back of the unit. Fit a coin,

such as a quarter or nickel, into the

slot on the battery cover and swivel

the cover until the arrow points to

OPEN. Remove the battery compart-

ment lid by gently tapping the Golf

Master onto your opposite palm (with

the back of the unit facing your palm)

until the battery cover falls off. Install

the battery, making sure to match

polarity (+) with the diagram outside

the battery compartment. Replace the

battery compartment lid and use the

coin to move the arrow to the

CLOSED position. If the scrolling

press the RESET button using a thin,

pointed object. Please see additional

Battery Information on page 14.

Enjoy four convenient options for carrying the Golf Master on and off

the links:

1. Place in shirt or jacket pocket.

2. Place in the Leather Name Tag Holder (included) and slip its belt

through slots at the top of the holder, securing it to your golf bag or

cart, with your name tag or business card facing outward. Flip the

holder upward and use the Golf Master through the protective plas-

tic.

3. Using a Phillips screwdriver (included), attach the Golf Master’s

clip to the top of the unit (see diagram below) and attach the clip to

your golf bag or to belt. (If Golf Master is attached to a belt, the

user must operate it while looking at it upside down.)

4. Using a Phillips screwdriver (included), attach the Golf Master’s

clip to the bottom of the unit (see diagram below) and attach the

clip to your belt. Flip the unit up and operate Golf Master right side up.

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ON/OFF:Press this button to

turn the Golf Master on and off.

When turned off and on, the com-

puter will revert to the last screen

used, unless the power source has

been interrupted (for example,

when changing batteries).

Note: The user can program

information such as names and

courses into the Golf Master.

However, when the battery is fully

depleted, the saved information

will be lost. When the battery

indicator on the top left of the

LCD illuminates (the icon of a

battery 1/3 black), turn the unit

off and change the batteries with-

in 30 seconds. This process

should prevent saved information

from being lost.

Functions of Buttons

Layout of the Golf Master

PREV/SCORE

RESET

HOLE

ON/OFF

ENTER/SPECIAL

▲

UPBUTTON

HOME

LCD

DISPLAY

▼

DOWN BUTTON

LOCK

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HOME : Press to return to the

menu.

ENTER (SPECIAL): Press this

button to select a highlighted

entry (> indicates the highlighted

choice). In SCORE CARD, press

ENTER/SPECIAL to view the

Special Game (either Bingo

Bango Bongo or Autowin) and to

access scoring for the game’s

achievements.

PREV/SCORE: Press this but-

ton to return to the previous

menu. In SCORE CARD, press

PREV/SCORE to view other than 18

hole totals.

▲:In any menu, press to

move upward through menu

choices (>indicates the highlight-

ed choice). When reading text that

fills more than one screen (a defi-

nition, joke, rule, etc.), press to

scroll upward. In SCORE CARD,

press this button to choose a hole,

or after selecting a player (P1-

P4), to increase the score.

▼:In any menu, press to

move downward through menu

choices (>indicates the highlight-

ed choice). When reading text that

fills more than one screen (a defi-

nition, joke, rule, etc.), press to

scroll down. An arrow pointed

downward at the top left of the

screen indicates there is more text

to follow. The arrow disappears

when the end of the text is

reached. In SCORE CARD, press

this button to choose a hole, or

after selecting a player, to

decrease the score.

HOLE: This button is used in

SCORE CARD only. Press it to

choose a hole number.

P1-P4 (PLAYER 1-PLAYER

4): In SCORE CARD, press one of

these buttons to select a player

(“1” stroke will automatically

by pressing his or her button until

the number of strokes is reached,

or by pressing the ▲and ▼keys.

LOCK:Press the LOCK key.

“LOCKED” will appear at the bot-

tom of the screen while in SCORE

CARD. When the keys are locked,

any accidental or intentional

pushing of the buttons will be

ineffective. Press the LOCK key

once more to release the lock and

begin using the Golf Master once

again.

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After the batteries are installed,

a scrolling copyright screen

appears. Press any button to

access the menu:

Note: >indicates the highlight-

ed line. The icon indicates that

this is the menu. Press HOME at

any time to return to this menu.

Press ▲or ▼to scroll through

the menu choices. Press and hold

▲or ▼to scroll quickly. Press

ENTER to choose a category.

Features of the

Golf Master

The Golf Master does more for a

golfer than just keep score.

Equipped with memory for cours-

es, it notes par and handicaps for

each hole of each saved course.

In addition, the Golf Master keeps

time, offers suggestions for club

use, lists rules and etiquette, pro-

vides an extensive glossary, and

even supplies golf-related jokes

for additional entertainment. The

Golf Master is the perfect acces-

sory for the casual player or the

diehard golf devotee.

Score Card

The Golf Master keeps score

for up to four players. Along the

left of the SCORE CARD are the P

(Player), T (Total), and S

(Stroke) icons, indicating the dif-

ferent scoring displays.

Select SCORE CARD from the

menu. Press HOLE repeatedly to

choose a hole, or press HOLE and

then use ▲and ▼to select a hole

number. Press P1, P2, P3, or P4

to select a player and continue

pressing the button to increase

that player’s number of strokes, or

use ▲and ▼to increase or

decrease his or her strokes.

Scoring Special Games

The Golf Master also keeps

track of special games and their

respective scoring displays.

Getting Started with

the Golf Master

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While in SCORE CARD, press

ENTER/SPECIAL to switch to the

Special Game.

When playing Bingo Bango

Bongo, press ▲and ▼to choose an

achievement:

1ST ON GREEN

CLOSE TO PIN

HOLE OUT 1ST

When playing Autowin, press

▲and ▼to choose an achieve-

ment:

GREEN CHIP IN

HOLE OUT SAND

STICK 150 YARDS

Press the button that correlates

to the player who accomplishes

the achievement (P1-P4). An “X”

will mark the point. To remove

the point, press the same key

again. Note: when playing Bingo

Bango Bongo, only one player

may be awarded each achieve-

ment, but a player may be award-

ed more than one achievement.

When playing Autowin, more

than one player may be awarded

an achievement, but if two or

more accomplish an achievement,

the hole is a push and there is no

winner. The total resolves any

ties.

The rules of these games are

provided in the Golf Master.

Access to the rules is discussed on

page 10.

Note: The default Special

Game is Bingo Bango Bongo,

meaning upon first activation of

the Golf Master, any time the

computer is reset, or any time the

battery is disconnected for more

than approximately thirty sec-

onds, Bingo Bango Bongo will be

the Special Game. To change the

Special Game to Autowin, select

SPECIAL GAMES from the

menu. See page 11 for a more de-

tailed description of how to

choose the default Special Game.

SHORTCUT:From any menu, press HOME and then

ENTER to return to the SCORE CARD.

SHORTCUT:From any menu, press HOME, ▼,

ENTER, and ENTER to clear scores.

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Other Scoring Displays

While in SCORE CARD, press

PREV/SCORE repeatedly to scroll

through the following score dis-

plays:

FRONT NINE

BACK NINE

MATCH PLAY

SKINS

BINGO BANGO BONGO

AUTOWIN

(whichever is the Special Game)

BEST BALL

Automatic Game Timer

The Golf Master automatically

keeps time for every game. When

SCORE CARD is selected, the timer

begins. Note that when the Golf

Master is turned off or automati-

cally times off (after 45 minutes

when no button has been

pressed), the elapsed time is not

updated. Turning the computer

back on will reactivate the timer,

unless the reset button has been

pushed or the battery has been

disconnected for more than

approximately 30 seconds.

Setup Scoring

Under the category SETUP

SCORING are options to edit and

add players, courses, and scoring:

Select CLEAR SCORES to return

all scores to zero and clear the

game timer (which begins to run

as soon as SCORE CARD is select-

ed).

Choose SELECT PLAYER to enter

and edit player names from the

following menu:

Begin entering names into the

Golf Master by selecting NEW

NAME, which brings up the fol-

lowing:

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Press P1 to select the first letter

of the player’s name or initials for

modification. Press ▲ and ▼

until the desired letter/number

appears (the list includes A-Z, 0-9

and a space). Press P2 to select

the second position and P3 to

select the third position for modi-

fication. Finally, press ENTER to

the list of names. Warning:

Pressing the HOME key while enter-

ing names returns the computer

directly to the menu and any

name entered will be lost and

replaced by three periods (. . .).

Note: maximum of 16 names

(including the names P1-P4, which

can be changed using EDIT NAMES)

may be entered.

Select EDIT NAMES to change or

replace existing names in the same

way as creating a new name. As

with NEW NAME, pressing HOME will

result in lost entries.

To select a name for a player,

choose SELECT PLAYER. Choose

PLAYER 1, PLAYER 2, PLAYER 3,

or PLAYER 4and scroll through

the names. Press ENTER to assign

a name to the player. Selecting “

_ _

” deselects the player and that

player will not appear on the

SCORE CARD. Repeat the process

for as many players that are in the

game.

SELECT COURSE _ _ _ _ to

recall the list of saved courses.

This menu recalls the list of saved

courses, including the par and

handicap for each hole of each

saved course. If there are no

courses saved, choosing this

option will flash the message “NO

COURSES.” To save courses,

choose the following option,

titled SETUP COURSE. If there are

courses saved, a list of saved

courses will appear, beginning

with “

_ _ _ _

.” To select a course,

scroll through the courses and

press ENTER. The saved par and

handicap information will now

appear in your SCORE CARD. To

deselect a course and have no

saved information on par and

handicap when using the SCORE

CARD, select “

_ _ _ _

.”

Select SETUP COURSE to display

the menu. This option allows the

user to save courses in the Golf

Master. Choosing this option dis-

plays the menu:

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Choose NEW COURSE to bring

up the following:

Press P1 to select the first letter

of a course’s name for modifica-

tion. Press ▲ and ▼until the

desired letter/number appear (the

list includes A-Z, 0-9 and a space).

Press P2 to select the second

position, P3 to select the third

position, and P4 to select the

fourth position for modification.

Finally press ENTER to register

your modified course name onto

the list of course names.

Warning: Pressing the HOME key

while entering a course name

returns the computer directly to

the menu and any name

entered will be lost and replaced

by three periods (. . . ).

Note: Amaximum of 4 courses may

be entered.

EDIT COURSE displays the list of

saved courses and allows for the

entry and editing of the following

information:

If there are no courses saved,

choosing EDIT COURSE will result

in the message “NO COURSES.” If

there is only one course saved, the

menu of PAR, HANDICAP, and

NAME is automatically displayed.

If there is more than one course

saved, a list of course names is

automatically displayed. Choos-

ing a course results in the menu

PAR, HANDICAP, and NAME.

Selecting PAR displays the following:

Press the HOLE button to select

a hole number. Use ▲and ▼to

select par for the hole.

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