Bushnell GOLF ION Elite User manual

User Manual
Model #: 362150 & 362151 0922
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTROLS, HOME, & PLAY GOLF SCREENS 3
PLAY GOLF SCREEN DETAILS 3
QUICK START OPERATION 3
TIME/HOME SCREEN 4
CHARGING THE BATTERY 4
QUICK SETTINGS & NOTIFICATIONS MENU 4
THE SETTINGS MENU 4
SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU ITEMS 4
PLAY GOLF MODE 5
HOLEVIEW 5
SHOT PLANNING 5
GREENVIEW 5
DUAL GREEN 5
HAZARD & LAYUP POINTS 6
SCORE ENTRY 6
SCORECARD 6
SHOT DISTANCE 6
SLOPE 6
TOURNAMENT MODE 6
CONNECTING TO BUSHNELL GOLF MOBILE APP 7
UPDATE GOLF COURSE DATA 7
UPDATING FIRMWARE 7
GLOSSARY 8
HAZARD GLOSSARY 9
LANGUAGES
FRANÇAIS 11
ESPAÑOL 18
DEUTSCH 25
ITALIANO 32
PORTUGUÊS 39
DANSK 46
SVENSKA 53
中文 60
日本語 67
한국어 74
INDONESIA 81
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CONTROLS, HOME, & PLAY GOLF SCREENS
1. POWER/MENU BUTTON - Press and hold to turn device on/off.
Swipe right or left to cycle through Time Screen, Play Golf Screen,
Bluetooth Connection, & Scorecard List.
PLAY GOLF SCREEN DETAILS
2. CENTER DISTANCE - Distance to center of the green (or pin if you
moved it).
3. BACK DISTANCE - Distance to back of the green or pin, if selected.
4. FRONT DISTANCE - Distance to front of the green.
5. HOLE/PAR/QUICK HOLE CHANGE - Current hole number and par.
Tap for Quick Hole Change.
6. SCORE - User's current score relative to par. Tap to go to score entry.
7. HOLEVIEW - Tap to access Holeview and Shot Planning.
8. GREENVIEW - Tap to access Greenview to change pin placement.
9. SLOPE INDICATOR - (Blue Outer Ring) Illustrates distance mode
and calibration status for Slope feature. (see page 6 for further explanation
10. HAZARDS - Tap to access Hazard distances
11. Charging Pins
QUICK START OPERATION
1. Charge the ION Elite’s internal battery, by connecting the charger to the back of the device and plug the USB Side into
computer or wall.
2. Press and hold the Power button (1) to turn on the device. Time Screen will be displayed.
3. To Play Golf, swipe left to the Play Golf screen and tap the Screen on the Play Golf icon. The Ion Elite will connect to the
satellites faster while being outside with a clear view of the sky.
4. Choose your course, swiping up/down and tapping on your selected course. The Play Golf (Front/Center/Back) screen is
displayed.
5. The ION Elite has an Auto Hole advance feature, however, to change holes manually, Swipe Up/Down on touchscreen. To
change holes, tap on the hole number to access the Quick Hole Change screen.
6. To cycle through mode/menu screens for Play Golf Mode (Front/Center/Back > Shot Distance, Score Card, Setting >
Time/Home > Front/Center/Back), swipe Left/Right.
Play Golf Front/Center/Back Screen
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Alarm Indicator
Bluetooth Status
Notication Indicator
Battery Indicator
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Time/Home Screen Play Golf Screen
Play Golf
Settings Score of last
game played
Alternate Time/Home Screens:
Press and hold the Home Screen for three seconds.
Swipe up or down to change the watch face.

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TIME/HOME SCREEN
Cycle through Home Screen Options, Time > Play Golf, swipe Left/Right.
CHARGING THE BATTERY
The rechargeable battery of the Ion Elite is long lasting and provides up to 12+ 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 effective charge length over time.
To recharge the battery, plug the (standard) USB plug to your computer or other charging port.
Set the Ion Elite on top of the magnetic charging pins. If the battery is charging successfully, you
will see the sections of circle around the battery symbol blink. The Ion Elite is compatible with all
USB ports, including iPhone/other smartphone USB chargers. The unit is fully charged (about 3.5
hrs from totally discharged state, less if partial charge remains) and ready to use when a full green
circle is displayed around the battery icon.
QUICK SETTINGS & NOTIFICATIONS MENU
1. From the Time/Home Screen, swipe up to access Quick Settings.
2. From the Time/Home Screen, swipe down to access the Notications.
*The notications screen allows the user to be aware there is a call
coming in or a message is received. The Ion Elite cannot send or receive
communication.
THE SETTINGS MENU
1. From the Play Golf Home Screen, press the Gears on the bottom left to access the Settings Menu.
2. Select item from menu by swiping Up and Down on the list.
3. Press Power/Menu button to return to previous menu screen.
SYSTEM SETTINGS MENU ITEMS
SYSTEM SETTINGS:
A. DISPLAY SETTING:
a. Brightness: adjust screen brightness from 1 - 5
b. Back light timeout: adjust back light timeout from 5 seconds - 60 seconds
B. NOTIFICATIONS:
a. Pop Up: On or Off
b. Call sound: On or Off
c. Text Sound: On or Off
C.LANGUAGE: Choose language preference.
D. ABOUT: SKU number
E. RESET: Restore the unit to all of its original factory settings, select Yes or No.
GOLF SETTINGS: Use Golf Settings to set, adjust and customize game play.
F. TOURNAMENT MODE: On or Off. *Disables Slope compensated distances, which meets USGA's device policy.
G.SLOPE: On or Off
H.HOLE VIEW:
a. Shot Planning: On or Off
b. Tee Rings: Tap on the number and scroll to set the distance
for the marker and Save. Turn marker on or off.
c. Pin Rings: Tap on the number and scroll to set the distance
for the marker and Save. Turn marker on or off.
I. SCORE MODE: Choose Off, Basic or Advance
J. SCORE FORMAT: Stroke, Stableford or Modied Stableford.
K. GOLF UNITS: Yards or Meters
L. AUTO HOLE ADVANCE: On or Off
CHARGING
CHARGINGCHARGING
DISPLAY
SETTING
NOTIFICATIONS
LANGUAGE
ABOUT
RESET
GOLF
SETTINGS
TOURNAMENT
MODE
SLOPE
HOLE VIEW
SCORE MODE
SCORE FORMAT
GOLF UNITS
AUTO HOLE
ADVANCE
PIN RINGS
TEE RINGS
QUICK
SETTINGS
Screen Brightness
Bluetooth On/Off
Alert Sound On/Off
Notications
Alarms
Notications Screen

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BLUETOOTH: Select On to turn on Bluetooth Mode. Press the Paring icon to connect the Ion Elite to
your Bluetooth enables device. Follow the directions in "Connecting Bushnell Golf Mobile App" to see full
Bluetooth connection instructions.
ALARM: Use the Alarm to remind you about Tee Times or other important reminders. Turn an alarm on and
press the time to set the Hour, Minutes and AM/PM, press Save. Select the Days to set when the alarm will sound.
TIME SETTINGS:
A.Time Format: 12 hour or 24 hour
B. Set Time: Auto or Manual. For Auto, user will need to connect to the
GPS through Play Golf to acquire to satellite signal to auto set the
time.
C.Set Date: Choose Month, Day, Year and press Save
PLAY GOLF MODE
•Make sure you are outdoors, with an unobstructed view of the sky. Tap PLAY GOLF to start or
continue the round of golf. Display will show the GPS Search Screen as the Ion Elite looks for
multiple available GPS satellite signals and locks onto them. This can take several minutes the rst
time you use the Ion Elite but will be faster when used in the same general area in the future.
•You will be asked if you wish to continue a game that is active. Make your choice. If you are continuing a game, you will be
sent to the Front/Center/Back (FCB) screen. If you select no, the device will connect to GPS and a list of nearest courses will
appear.
•Swipe Up and Down to select the course you want to play from the list of nearby courses (closest course is at the top of list).
•The display then shows Front/Center/Back Distance Screen:
1. Current hole #, Par and tap for Quick Hole Change
2. Game score
3. Distance to the center of green/pin
4. Distance to the front of the green
5. Distance to the back of green
6. Hazards
7. HoleView*
8. GreenView*
HOLEVIEW
The HoleView Screen allows you to view the hole layout.
SHOT PLANNING
The Shot Planning Screen allows the player to see distance to and from a
reticle. Tap the distances to toggle between straight line distance and
shot planning.
GREENVIEW
The GreenView Screen will allow you to select the pin placement on the green to provide you with
distance to the pin instead of the center of green distance. Do this by tapping anywhere on the green that
best represents the location of the pin/hole. When done, hit the Power/Menu button to save pin location,
or the page will timeout after one minute and return to the FCB screen.
DUAL GREEN
In cases when a hole has two greens, "<" and ">" will replace the hashtag/number sign
next to the hole number. If the incorrect green is selected, click on GreenView and swipe
to choose the correct green.
BLUETOOTH
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
REPEAT
ALARM
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Example:
120 from reticle to pin
140 from ball to reticle
Play Golf Button Acquiring Signal
*Black pin indicates the pin is
in the center of the green.
Red pin indicated the pin has
been moved.
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Quick Hole Change Screen
SELECT HOLE
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P5
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Straight Line Distance
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Shot Planning
If a hole has a dual green,
screen page dots will appear
on the screen. Swipe to
go to alternate green.
Indicates the direction
the player is approaching
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HAZARD & LAYUP POINTS
Tap to view Hazard call outs per hole, variable depending on the most signicant hazards located near a
specic hole on the current course. Hazard screen will time out after one minute and return to the FCB screen.
If there are no Hazards, “No Hazard Data” will be on screen. See "Hazard Glossary" on page 9 for a list of all
abbreviations used to designate various hazards.
SCORE ENTRY
To enter your score, in Play Golf Mode, tap the Score button (Fig. 2 on the FCB Screen). Swipe Up or Down to select the number
of Strokes and Putts (See below). Swipe Left to enter the Fairway Hit direction (See below). After entering information on each
screen, press save. Your score will be saved and will move to the next hole and the Front/Center/Back screen. *Note: to enter
Putts and Fairways Hit, the device needs to be in Advanced Score mode.
SCORECARD
To go to the Scorecard, swipe Left on the FCB Screen. Tap the score icon in the bottom right of the screen. Once in the
Scorecard, tap on your score, putts, fairways and GIR to populate the selected stat in the right hand column.
*You can edit each hole's score and stats while the round is active. Once the round is closed, you will not be able to edit the
score for that round.
SHOT DISTANCE
To go to the Shot Distance, swipe Left on the FCB Screen. Tap the Shot Distance icon on the top of the
screen. Once in the Shot Distance, tap Reset to save the current location. Distance will be measured from the
point of Reset and save the last location until Reset again.
SLOPE
•Solid Blue Slope Ring - Indicates unit is calibrated and displaying Slope compensated distances.
•Flashing Blue Ring - Still receiving compensated distances but need to update calibration for more
accurate distances. *Calibrate unit by taking it to a Teebox or Green.
•BlinkingOrangeRing-indicatesunitisnotcalibratedandisdisplayingnonSlopecompensateddistances.
*Calibrate unit by taking it to a Teebox or Green.
TOURNAMENT MODE
•Solid White Tournament Mode Ring - Indicates unit is in Tournament Mode and meets USGA's
device policy.
Advanced Score Mode
Basic Score Mode
TORREY PINES
Scorecard Screen
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CONNECTING TO THE BUSHNELL GOLF MOBILE APP
Connecting your Ion Elite with the app allows you to:
•Control Ion Elite's Settings from the app.
•Wireless single course updates.
•Scorecard syncing with tons of round data for your game improvement.
To connect your Ion Elite to your phone and the Bushnell Golf Mobile app:
1. Download the Bushnell Golf Mobile app at app.bushnellgolf.com/install or scan the QR code.
2. If you are new to the app you will be asked to setup a device after registration, select Ion Elite. If you are a
returning user to the app, select “See All” from the “My Devices Section”, click “Add Device”, and select
Ion Elite.
3. Follow the on screen instructions in the app to pair and connect your Ion Elite .
UPDATE GOLF COURSE DATA
Your Ion Elite is pre-loaded with data for over 38,000 courses located worldwide. It is ready to use right out of the box, with no
need to download software or pay any membership fees.
Automatic Course Update: To Update a single course le automatically, connect the Device to the Bushnell Golf Mobile via
Bluetooth, press Play Golf to start a round. Once the course is selected, the Ion Elite will automatically update the course, if a
new version is available.
Manual Course Update: To Update a single course le. Connect the Device to the Bushnell Golf Mobile via Bluetooth. Select
Ion Elite from your device List. Select Course Update. Follow the instructions on the Bushnell Golf Mobile App to search for
your course and update your device.
To Update multiple courses. Please visit the Bushnell Golf Update Manager at https://appsupport.bushnellgolf.com and follow
the instructions.
UPDATING FIRMWARE
To update the Bushnell Ion Elite rmware, click on Device Update on the Device Function screen in the Bushnell Golf Mobile
app. If there is an update available, it will automatically be downloaded and installed.
Scan the code to
download & install the
Bushnell Golf app.
Ion Elite
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Auto Course Recognition: This is a feature that GPS
rangefinders tend to have. By using GPS technology, the
rangefinder can automatically identify what course you’re at
and provide the appropriate course detail.
Auto Hole Advance: This is a feature that GPS rangefinders
have that typically goes hand in hand with the Auto
Course Recognition feature. By using GPS technology, the
rangefinder can automatically identify what hole you’re on
and it will provide the appropriate distance. When you’ve
made the hole, it will automatically move to the next hole
and repeat the process.
Distant Target Priority Mode: This mode uses a far-sighted
or background targeting technology to acquire the straight-
line distance of your target. When ranging, it will ignore
objects in the foreground and will provide the distance of
the furthest target.
Dual Display Technology: Bushnell takes it to the next level
by allowing the user to switch between using the LED/Red
display or the LCD/Black display at the user’s discretion.
Dynamic Green Mapping: Front and back distances from
the golfer's line of play.
First Target Priority Mode: This is the main mode that
golf rangefinders are built with. It uses a near-sighted or
foreground targeting technology to acquire the straight-
line distance of your target. When ranging, it will ignore
objects that are in the background and will provide the
distance of the closest target.
Flag/Pin Seeking Mode: Each manufacturer brand has their
own name for this feature. It’s a mode that specifically seeks
out and zeros in on the distance to the pin. Sometimes this
is just the standard First Target Priority Mode, so you need
to carefully read what the manufacturer is advertising.
GPS Rangefinders: Global Positioning System (GPS)
rangefinders are exactly what you would expect if a map
and a measuring device had a baby. A basic rangefinder
uses GPS technology to provide golf course detail such as
distances to the flag, hazards, and other targets if it has a
customizable pin placement feature.
GreenView: The GreenView Screen allows the user to select
the pin placement on the green to provide the distance to
the pin instead of the center of green distance.
HoleView: The HoleView Screen allows the user to see the
front and back distances on the green to more accurately
measure the distance to the hole.
PinSeeker Mode: This is Bushnell’s name for the primary
targeting mode their rangefinder uses. (See also First
Target Priority Mode).
Rainguard HD: Bushnell treats their optics with a special and
patented coating to protect them from fogging up. The lens
also easily reject snow, sleet, and rain drops by causing them
to break up and scatter when they contact the lens.
Rain Mode: Bushnell Golf is one of few manufacturers that
has a specific mode that compensates for weather such as
rain and snow. The laser rangefinder can reject reflections
off rain drops or snowflakes and still get distances with
successful target acquisition.
Scan Mode: This mode allows you to scan or pan the course
and receive updated distances to targets and objects that
come into view while looking through the rangefinder.
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.
Straight Line Distance: This is the horizontal 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.
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.
Vivid Display Technology: This new technology is saved for
Bushnell’s premium rangefinders 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.
GLOSSARY

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###L To Layup point (i.e. 75L= To 75yd Layup point,
100L = To 100 yard Layup point)
###M To Marker (i.e. 250M = To 250 Marker
#Bnk To # Bunker (i.e. T1Bk = To 1st Bunker)
#CBK To # Center Bunker (i.e. 2CBk = To 2nd Center Bunker)
#Fwy To # Fairway
#GBk To # Grass Bunker
#LBk To # Left Bunker
#RBK To # Right Bunker
#Wtr To # Water Hazard
Bnkr To Bunker
C#Bk Carry to # Bunker (i.e.C1BK = Carry 1st Bunker)
C#LB Carry to # Left Bunker (i.e. C2LB = Carry 2nd Left Bunker)
C#RB Carry to # Right Bunker (i.e. C3RB = Carry 3rd Right Bunker
C#Wt Carry # Water Hazard (i.e. C2Wt = Carry 2nd Water Hazard)
CBnk To Center Bunker
CCBK Carry Center Bunker
CDch To Center Ditch
CFwy To Center Fairway
Frwy To Fairway
CFyB Carry Fairway Bunker
CHzd Carry Hazard
CLBk Carry Left Bunker
CLHz Carry Left Hazard
Clif To Cliff
CLWs Carry Left Waste Area
CLWt Carry Left Water Hazard
CPth Carry Path
CRBk Carry Right Bunker
CRHz Carry Right Hazard
Crst To Crest
CRWt Carry Right Water Hazard
CWst Carry Waste Area
CWtr Carry Water Hazard
Dtch To Ditch
EFwy To End of Fairway
ELFy To End of Left Fairway
ELoF To End of Lower Fairway
ERFy To End of Right Fairway
EWst To End of Waste Area
GBnk To Grass Bunker
Gorg To Gorge
Hzrd To Hazard
LBnk To Left Bunker
LDth To Left Ditch
LFwy To Left Fairway
LGBk To Left Grass Bunker
LndA To Landing Area
LWst To Left Waste Area
LWtr To Left Water
Path To Path
PotB To Pot Bunker
RBnk To Right Bunker
Rdge To Ridge
RDch To Right Ditch
RFwy To Right Fairway
RGBk To Right Grass Bunker
RHzd To Right Hazard
Road To Road
RWst To Right Waste Area
RWtr To Right Water
ThFy Through Fairway
ThRF Through Right Fairway
Wter To Water Hazard
WstA To Waste Area
WstB To Waste Bunker
WstE Waste Area End
CGrg Carry Gorge
RvrB To River Bed
Wall To Wall
HAZARD GLOSSARY
Care and Maintenance
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. The unit is IPX7 rated; it is water resistant, but not
waterproof. Unit should not be submerged in any liquids.
• 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 Ion Elite.
• Unit contains a lithium ion battery.
• Do not attempt to open, disassemble or service the internal battery. The battery is not replaceable.
• Do not crush, puncture or short the battery’s external contacts.
• Do not expose to temperatures above 140º F (60º C). Do not charge battery when temperature is over 113º F (45º C). Do not store unit in
temperatures above 113º F (45º C) or below 32º F (0º C).
• 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 affect the
accuracy and performance of this product.
Bushnell Golf Website
www.bushnellgolf.com is the best online resource for all Bushnell Golf product owners, including product support, FAQs, etc.

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This device complies with ISED’s license-exempt RSSs. Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
(1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received,
including interference that may cause undesired operation.
Le présent appareil est conforme aux CNR d’ ISED applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence.
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This device complies with the Industry Canada portable RF exposure limit set forth for an uncontrolled
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can be achieved if the product can be kept as far as possible from the user’s body or if the device is set to a lower
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dispositif est réglé sur la puissance de sortie la plus faible si une telle fonction est disponible.
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This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1)This
device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including
interference that may cause undesired operation.
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part
15 of the FCC Rules.These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in
a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not
installedand used in accordancewiththe instructions, may causeharmful interferenceto radiocommunications.
However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does
cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment
o and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit dierent from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
The device does not contain any user-serviceable parts. Repairs should only be made by an Authorized Bushnell
Repair center. Unauthorized repairs or modications could result in permanent damage to the equipment, and
will void warranty and your authority to operate the device under Part 15 regulations.
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the device.
Warning: Changes or modications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could
void the user’s authority to operate the equipment.
80950/SDPPI/2022
13902
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