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TROUBLESHOOTING
Never disassemble your laser rangefinder. Irreparable damage can result from unauthorized service attempts, voiding the
warranty.
If the unit does not turn on, the display does not illuminate:
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Press Power/Fire button.
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Check and, if necessary, replace the battery. If the unit does not respond to button presses, replace the battery with
a good quality CR2 3-volt Lithium battery.
If unit powers down (display goes blank when attempting to power the laser):
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The battery is either weak or low quality. Replace the battery with a new 3 -volt lithium battery (CR2).
If the target range cannot be obtained:
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Make sure the display is illuminated.
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Make sure that the Power/Fire button is being pressed.
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Ensure that nothing, such as your hand or finger, is blocking the objective lenses (lenses closest to the target) that
emit and receive the laser pulses.
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Ensure the unit is held steady while pressing the Power/Fire button.
NOTE: The last range reading does not need to be cleared before ranging another target. Aim at the new target using the display reticle, press the
Power/Fire button, and hold until new range reading is displayed.
GLOSSARY
BITE Magnetic Mount: The integrated BITE magnet on the
back of your Pro X3+ allows you to easily mount your device
to the cart bar.
Dual Display Technology: Technology that allows the user to
switch between using the Red or the Black display at the
user's discretion.
Elements
Compensation:
adjusted with Elements Compensation. Temperature and
adjusted altitude are added to Slope technology to provide
more precise compensated distances.
IPX7: International waterproof rating. Bushnell Golf Pro X3+
is IPX7 rated.
JOLT
Technology:
A
integrated into Bushnell golf rangefinders. Short bursts of
vibrations in the unit are enacted when the rangefinder has
successfully acquired and locked onto the flag.
Locking Slope Switch: Bushnell's Locking Slope Switch is on
the top of the Pro X3+, above the lens. The Locking Slope
Switch gives the golfer more assurance that Slope is off
while in a tournament when Slope is not allowed.
PinSeeker with JOLT Technology: JOLT has advanced to
Visual JOLT. A red ring flashes in the display as JOLT gives
the player even greater feedback and confidence to know
the rangefinder has locked onto the flag.
Compensated
distances
vibrating
confirmation
Slope Compensation: Slope technology calculates the angle
and the compensated range to provide an adjusted distance
because of elevation changes. Its purpose is to ensure you
are properly informed of the distance ahead so you can
select the right club to get the proper trajectory to make it
to the hole.
Slope Switch: Slope is enabled by
sliding the Slope Switch on the
are
top of the Pro X3+. When Slope is
enabled, the Slope Switch is pulled
back and showing an orange strip.
Straight Line Distance: This is the distance from you, or
rather the device, to the target you're seeking a distance
from. It's the primary form of distance that's acquired with
all tournament legal laser and GPS golf rangefinders.
setting,
USGA Rule 14-3: You'll see this term a lot while in the
market for golf rangefinders. It stands for United States
Golf Association. To be able to legally use rangefinders in
tournaments, the device must comply with the USGA's
measuring device policy found in Rule 14-3. All Bushnell
Golf laser rangerfinders are legal for tournament play when
SLOPE mode is disabled
Vivid Display Technology: Bushnell premium rangefinder
technology where light transmission, contrast, and clarity
are all better than before. The readouts are brighter, and
the display can be read in any light condition.
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