Ernest Sports ES12 User manual

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Table of contents
Positioning the ES12 2
Programming Mode 3, 4
Pairing 5
Ernest Sports Application 6
ES12 Basics 7
Selecting a Club 8
Downloading and Activating Smartphone App 9
Range Data 10
Video Analysis 11
Scorecard 12
Weather & Notes 13
Course Caddy 14
Service Repairs & Returns 15
Changing the Battery 15
Warranty Information 16

10 INCHES
Dire
of Swing
12-14 INCHES
10 INCHES
12-14 INCHES
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The ES12 is a portable launch monitor that provides for an enjoyable and informative golf
experience. Combined with the Ernest Sports smartphone app, the ES12 is great for golfers
of all levels of expertise. From junior golfers to professional golfers, this system incorporates
technique with enjoyment, bringing new life to your golf game.
Once club selection has been made, fully extend the
kickstand out of the back of the ES12 and place the
device 12-14 inches beside your ball and 12-14 inches
downrange of your ball (see illustration to right).
Position the ES12 on the ground with the front of the
device facing the direction you will be hitting the ball.
Quick Tip: Balls not hit cleanly may not be read properly
by the device, particularly if a substantial amount of debris
from the ground passes into the doppler field.
Quick Tip: When hitting wedges, due to the degree of ball
flight, the ES12 may need to be placed only 3-6 inches
downrange from your ball placement (as opposed to
typical 12-14 inches).
Innovative Technology
Positioning the ES12
ES12 Face

LCD Readout Altitude
A00 Sea Level
A01 1000 ft. above sea level
A02 2000 ft. above sea level
A03 3000 ft. above sea level
A0X (X)000 ft. above sea level
Press the “Power” button to go the next section.
Programming Mode
Programming Your ES12 Device
With your device powered off, press and
hold the “Club” button, then press the
“Power” button. This will power on your
ES12 device in programming mode.
The first section of the programming mode is
altitude (ALT). Press the “Club” button until
you get to your closest altitude. The following
chart shows the altitude notations:
ALT
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The second section of the programing mode specifies whether measurements will be displayed in imperial units
(YRD for yards and mph) or metric (MTR for meters and kph). Pressing the “Club button will change the ES12
between imperial and metric measurements. Press the “Power” button to go to the next section.
The third section of the programing mode is your distance calculations. Press the “Club” button to choose
either CAR (carry distance) or TOT* (total distance). After you have chosen your desired distance calculations,
press the “Power” button to go to the next section. *Total distance includes 6 Iron through Driver.
The next notation is the PRG (Paring) mode. Pressing the “Club” button will give you the RST (reset) option.
WARNING: Pressing the “Club” button again, will delete any pairing from the ES12. If you delete the ES12
pairings, you will need to delete the corresponding pairings in your Apple or Android device in order to pair
again with the ES12.
The next notation is the software revision (REV). Press the “Club” or “Power” button and your device’s revision
number will appear for two seconds. Your ES12 will then automatically exit the programming
mode and you’re ready for your practice session.
LCD Readout Altitude
A00 Sea Level
A01 1000 ft. above sea level
A02 2000 ft. above sea level
A03 3000 ft. above sea level
A0X (X)000 ft. above sea level
Press the “Power” button to go the next section.
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Programming Mode (cont.)