Motocaddy S5 GPS User manual

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Distance Measurement Device (DMD) features are legal to use when local USGA and R&A
rule 4.3 is in effect. Always check local and competition rules prior to commencing play
IMPORTANT: Scan the QR code to ensure
that your S5 GPS software remains up to
date and performance is always optimised
S5 GPS / S5 GPS DHC Electric Trolley
Instruction Manual
ORIGINAL VERSION

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Software Updates / Locating your Serial Number / Information about DHC
Locating your Serial Number
The serial number for this S-Series trolley is located within the battery tray (g. 1). To view the serial number,
the battery must be removed. This number is required when registering your warranty online and should be
kept handy for future use.
The serial number is also included on the box received with your trolley. Please ensure you keep hold of the
packaging in case you need to return your trolley for any reason. A proof of purchase must also be kept in
case your trolley requires servicing during its warranty period.
IMPORTANT - Software Updates
The S5 GPS has been developed to include WiFi powered, Over-the-Air course and system updates. It is recommended
that you always use the latest rmware to take advantage of new features, bug xes and system improvements.
Join our dedicated S5 GPS mailing list by scanning the QR code or visiting www.motocaddy.com/support/s5gps.
Please keep a record of your trolley serial number here for future reference:
MCS
Information about DHC (Downhill Control) models
The information in this instruction manual applies to both standard and DHC electric trolley models.
For DHC specic functionality, please turn to page 34.
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Equipment Overview
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1. Folding Release Latch
2. LCD Touchscreen Display (see page 20)
3. On/Off & Speed Control Button
4. USB Port (on underside of handle)
5. Pop-Up Charging Port
6. Battery Release Catch
7. Battery
8. Rear Wheels
9. Rear Wheel Release Catch
10. Front Wheel
11. Front Wheel Adjuster
12. EASILOCK™ Lower Bag Support
13. Lower Bag Support Strap
14. Upper Bag Support
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Safe use of your Trolley
Safety cut-out
This Motocaddy trolley is tted with a timed safety cut-out feature. Once started, the trolley will automatically cut power to the
motor after ten minutes to reduce the risk of damage to the trolley. Pressing the On/Off button will restart the trolley.
Safe use of your Trolley
Motocaddy trolleys are designed for the transportation of golf bags and clubs contained within. Using the trolley for any other
purpose may cause damage to the trolley and cause harm to the user.
• Do not attempt to transport any other equipment;
• The trolley is not designed for the transportation of people;
• The maximum rated load suitable for this trolley is 20kg;
• Do not use the trolley to assist you when walking up hills;
• Submerging the trolley in water (e.g. a lake) is likely to cause damage to the trolley;
• Do not operate the trolley whilst under the influence of drugs or alcohol;
• This trolley can be used by children aged from 8 years and above and persons with reduced physical, sensory or mental
capabilities or lack of experience and knowledge if they have been given supervision or instruction concerning use of
the trolley in a safe way and understand the hazards involved. Children shall not play with the trolley. Cleaning and user
maintenance shall not be made by children without supervision;

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Trolley Care
Caring for your Trolley
Although your Motocaddy trolley has been weatherproofed, please follow these simple guidelines to help protect your trolley:
• Do not store your trolley outside;
• Try to minimise exposure to rain as much as possible with an umbrella during heavy rainfall;
• Wipe excess water from the trolley prior to storage;
• Never use a pressure washer to clean your trolley. To prevent water damage, wipe down with a damp cloth;
• Avoid using high pressure air hoses near moving components;
• Avoid exposure to items which may scratch, damage or exert excessive force on the LCD display;
This Motocaddy trolley is designed to require very little maintenance. We do however recommend checking your trolley before
each use to ensure:
• There is no build up of excess mud and dirt;
• The rear wheels are securely tted and turn freely;
• The front wheel nut is on tightly and quick release lever is clamped down;
• The front wheel is not clogged up and turns freely;
Only original Motocaddy parts should be used when repairing your trolley.
If you experience an issue with your trolley, please contact our support team for further assistance.

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Important Battery Safety & Care Information
• Always recharge as soon as possible after nishing your round, regardless of the number of holes played - ideally within
12 hours. Leaving batteries uncharged for extended periods may reduce capacity and could pose a signicant safety risk
which could result in re when the battery is charged. Batteries should always be fully charged prior to storing for long periods;
• Never leave batteries charging for longer than necessary - disconnect once the green LED light indicates the battery is fully charged;
• Ensure that only Motocaddy 28V Lithium batteries are charged with Motocaddy 28V Lithium battery chargers (Model LC-2323)
and the charger is always connected to an earthed socket outlet;
• Batteries must be stored and charged on a dry, non-carpeted surface at a temperature ranging between 10°C and 30°C -
charging outside these temperatures may reduce capacity;
• The battery and charger must only be opened and maintained by authorised personnel. Unauthorised opening increases the
risk of safety issues and will invalidate your warranty;
• Take care not to drop the battery as this may cause damage to the internal cells which could affect battery performance and safety;
• Regularly check the battery for visible signs of damage. Do not charge or use the battery if any damage is suspected - contact our
Technical Support team immediately for advice;
• Use a damp cloth to clean off any dirt, but try to avoid getting the battery too wet (i.e. do not submerge, avoid deep puddles &
do not clean your trolley with the battery in the tray);
• WARNING: For the purposes of recharging the battery, only use the detachable supply unit provided with this trolley;
• If the supply cord is damaged, it must be replaced by Motocaddy, authorised Service Agents or similarly qualied persons to
avoid a hazard;
Important Battery Safety & Care

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• The battery supplied with this trolley contains battery cells that are non-replaceable;
• Only battery models 28.8V High Power 198Wh & 28.8V High Power ULTRA 274Wh can be used with this trolley;
• Exhausted batteries are to be removed from the trolley and safely disposed of;
• If the trolley is to be stored unused for a long period, the battery should be removed;
• The battery supply terminals must not to be short-circuited;
IMPORTANT - As with any electrical device, it is not recommended to leave batteries charging overnight or for prolonged
periods without supervision. Motocaddy Lithium batteries can be fully-charged from empty in less than 5 hours, so wait for
the charger light to turn green, switch off at the wall and unplug the battery ready for your next round.
WARNING - If the charger LED light flashes RED and/or GREEN consecutively when connected to the battery, this indicates
there is likely to be a fault with the battery or charger. It is important that you disconnect the charger immediately and contact
our support team for further assistance. Do not attempt to use the battery or charger as this could pose a signicant safety risk
which could result in re.
Important Battery Safety & Care
We are dedicated to protecting the environment and encourage the recycling of Motocaddy products.
Exhausted and damaged batteries should be safely disposed of through a local recycling point (where available).
Alternatively, please contact our support team for further information regarding safe and responsible disposal.

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Charging your Lithium Battery
The Lithium battery can be left on the trolley or removed for charging. It is possible to charge the battery
while the trolley is folded or unfolded. If folded, the charging port will become automatically accessible
(g. 1). If removing the battery for charging, slide the battery release catch to the left (g. 2) and lift the
battery using the two grab handles provided (g. 3). If the charging port is not visible - for example when
the trolley is unfolded or battery has been removed - it can be pulled out manually.
1. Plug the Motocaddy 28V Lithium battery charger into an earthed mains power socket
2. The charger light will be GREEN when not attached to a battery to indicate that it is ready to charge
3. Attach the charger cable to the charging port, matching the black and grey connections
4. The charger light will provide an indication of charging phase:
RED - Battery charging GREEN - Battery fully charged
5. The charging process will take between 3 to 5 hours depending on the depth of discharge.
This may take longer for the rst few charges
6. Once charging is complete, disconnect the charger from the mains power supply and battery
7. The charging port will need to be pushed into the battery to switch the power on for next use
WARNING - If the charger LED light flashes RED and/or GREEN consecutively when connected to the
battery, this indicates there is likely to be a fault with the battery or charger. It is important that you
disconnect the charger immediately and contact our support team for further assistance. Do not attempt
to use the battery or charger as this could pose a signicant safety risk which could result in re.
Charging your Lithium Battery
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Battery Hibernation / Battery Management System
Recommendations for hibernation of Lithium Batteries during winter months
If for any reason your Lithium battery is not going to be used for lengthy periods, e.g. 3-months over the winter, the battery should
be stored fully charged. Before the battery is used again, recharge it (top it up) prior to use. The battery must not be left for longer
than 2-months without charging as this could invalidate your warranty.
We recognise that extended absences are not always planned in advance, however when it is likely that you will not be using your
battery for a period of time it is good practice to follow these steps to extend the life of your Lithium battery. Always recharge as
soon as possible after nishing your round, regardless of the number of holes played - ideally within 12 hours. Leaving batteries
uncharged for extended periods may reduce capacity and could pose a signicant safety risk which could result in re when the
battery is charged. Batteries should always be fully charged prior to storing for long periods. Please ensure that the charger is
ALWAYS disconnected from the battery after charging.
Battery Management System (BMS)
Motocaddy Lithium batteries are tted with a comprehensive battery management system (BMS) to protect the battery from
excessive abuse, high currents, deep discharge and overcharge. When the battery is delivered there may be no output as the BMS
is designed to maximize safety whilst shipping. Please ensure that the battery is fully charged prior to connecting it to your trolley
as this will activate the BMS and effectively ‘switch-on’ the battery. From time to time, at deep discharge or long term storage the
BMS may switch-off the battery. A full battery charge will rectify this problem.
Motocaddy golf trolleys are designed to work with the BMS system installed in the Lithium batteries and the battery meter is
also synchronised to work in conjunction with the battery. If for any reason the voltage on the battery falls below the low battery
warning on the trolley, then the BMS may disable the battery to protect it. Again if this occurs please recharge fully. Please be
aware that Lithium batteries tend to ‘drop off’ quickly at the end of the cycle so it is not advisable to attempt to play excessive
holes as the BMS will activate for protection purposes.

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Attaching the Wheels / Inverting the Wheels
Attaching the Wheels
This trolley does not have a specic left and right wheel. To attach the rear wheels, follow these simple steps:
1. Push and hold the quick release button in towards the centre of the wheel
2. Slide the wheel onto the trolley axle as far as it will go (onto the inner groove)
3. Once in position, release the button and pull the wheel outwards slightly to lock
4. An audible ‘click’ will conrm the wheel is in the correct position
Once correctly attached onto the inner groove, non-DHC wheels will rotate freely forwards, but not backwards.
DHC wheels will not rotate freely in either direction.
The outer groove can be used as a “free-wheel” option if you run out of battery power. Simply slide the wheel onto the outer groove
and pull the wheel outwards slightly to lock. Once connected, the wheel will spin freely without resistance in both directions.
Inverting the Wheels
The rear wheels can be inverted to reduce the trolley width for transportation and storage.
1. Push and hold the quick release button while sliding the wheel off the axle
2. Flip the wheel over, push and hold the button, then slide onto the axle
3. Release the button and pull the wheel out slightly until it engages with the free wheel groove
It is important the wheels are not pushed on too far. They should not touch the chassis.

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Adjusting the Front Wheel Alignment
In the unlikely event that your trolley is not tracking in a straight line, the alignment of the front wheel can
be adjusted to rectify the fault. This problem can be caused by a number of factors including a slightly
loose bag support or an unevenly packed golf bag.
To alter the alignment of the front wheel, follow these simple steps:
1. Lift the quick release lever positioned on the front wheel housing and loosen the wheel nut (g. 1)
2. There are two small metal dials on either side of the housing that are used to realign the wheel (g. 2)
3. If your trolley is veering to the right, you will need to turn the left hand dial clockwise and the right
hand dial anti-clockwise
4. If your trolley is veering to the left, you will need to turn the right hand dial clockwise and the left hand
dial anti-clockwise
5. Tighten the wheel nut and push down the lever to lock the wheel back into place (g. 3)
This procedure can be carried out until you are happy the trolley is moving in a straight line. You may only
need to adjust one dial at a time.
These instructions are based on positioning yourself in front of the trolley looking at the wheel.
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Front Wheel Alignment

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Unfolding your Trolley
Unfolding your Trolley
1. Position the trolley with all three wheels in contact with the ground (g. 1)
2. Locate the red release latch positioned above the upper bag support (g. 2)
3. Push the red release latch down while lifting the handle - the trolley will unfold in one motion (g. 3)
4. You will hear a positive “click” when the trolley is fully unfolded (g. 4)
5. Once unfolded, the charging port must be pushed into the battery to switch the power on (g. 5)
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“CLICK”
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Folding your Trolley
Folding your Trolley
1. Position the trolley in its assembled position (g. 1)
2. Locate the red release latch positioned above the upper bag support
3. Push the red release latch away from you towards the upper bag support straps (g. 2)
4. Lower the handle while folding the frame down and forward towards the front wheel (g. 3)
5. You will hear a positive “click” when the trolley is fully folded (g. 4)
6. The trolley can now be carried using the upper frame (g. 5)
Whenever the trolley is folded with the battery installed, the power will automatically disconnect and the charging port
will become accessible. This is a safety mechanism to ensure the trolley cannot accidently be switched on when folded
for storage or transportation.
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“CLICK”
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Lower Bag Supports
Lower Bag Support with EASILOCK™ Bag
All Motocaddy electric trolleys are tted with the EASILOCK™ bag attachment system. This securely attaches the bag,
reduces twisting and removes the need to use a lower bag strap.
1. If using an EASILOCK™ compatible bag, please ensure that the supplied pins are tted to the bag base (g. 1)
2. If attached, remove the two lower bag support straps by pressing and holding the back of the clip before pulling outwards (g. 2)
3. Align the cut out on the bag base with the lower bag support platform to align the bag pins with the holes on the trolley (g. 3)
4. Lower the bag until the pins locate with the two holes. You should hear a positive “Click” as the bag locks into position
Lower Bag Support with Non-EASILOCK™ Bag
If you are using a non-EASILOCK™ golf bag, please do not remove the two lower bag support elastic straps:
1. Position your bag so it is resting on the lower bag support platform and in the cradle of the upper bag support
2. Stretch the lower bag strap around the bag base and loop the rounded bar underneath the bag support hook (g. 4)
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Upper Bag Supports / Adjusting the Bag Supports
Upper Bag Supports
The upper bag support straps are secured in the same way as the lower straps using the following steps:
1. Stretch the elasticated strap around the bag & loop the rounded bar underneath the hook (g. 1)
2. Position the two placement straps centrally on your golf bag (g. 2)
Adjusting the Bag Supports
The bag support straps are manufactured from elasticated material to allow your golf bag to be held tightly in position. The strap
should be adjusted to be reasonably tight around the golf bag:
1. Unclip the elasticated straps from the housing by pulling outwards in the direction shown (g. 3)
2. Move the bar as required to tighten or loosen the strap tting. Pulling the bar downwards will tighten, upwards will loosen (g. 4)
3. Ensure that the straps are clipped back into the housing before use (g. 5)
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Starting, Stopping & Changing Speed
When the battery is initially connected, a Motocaddy logo graphic will be
displayed, followed by a blank screen for around 15 seconds to allow the
processor to boot up. Please do not attempt to restart the trolley during the
booting procedure.
Starting, Stopping & Changing Speed
The main 'On/Off' button is used to start and stop the trolley, whilst also controlling
the speed, which can be adjusted while the trolley is stationary or in motion. The
trolley has 9 speed settings (1 to 9) with 1 being the slowest and 9 the fastest.
To increase the speed, rotate the speed dial clockwise, or anti-clockwise to
decrease the speed, you will notice the number of green bars surrounding the
speed indicator increases and decreases with the number.
To start the trolley, simply select your required speed setting and press the
'On/Off' button. The trolley will smoothly accelerate until it reaches the selected
speed and the speed indicator will change from white to green to indicate that
the trolley is under power.
To stop the trolley, simply press the 'On/Off' button again - there is no need to
reduce the speed setting. The speed indicator will return to white.

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Battery Meter / USB Charging
Fig 1 - Battery Meter
Fig 2 - 'Low Battery' Warning
Battery Meter
The S5 GPS includes an on-screen battery meter in the top right corner (g. 1) which provides an
indication of remaining battery capacity.
The battery bar is green when fully-charged. The bar will gradually reduce while turning amber and
then red as battery capacity decreases.
If battery capacity gets low, a red 'low battery' warning icon will appear in the speed indicator (g. 2).
Press the 'On/Off' button to continue using the trolley. It is recommended to disable Bluetooth, stop
USB charging and limit GPS usage until the battery has been charged.
USB Charging
This trolley features a USB charging port designed to charge USB powered devices during your round.
Simply remove the covering cap and plug a USB cable into the charging port located on the underside of
the handle. The device will continue charging while the cable is attached and the battery is connected.
The rate of charge will be slower than a mains AC charger and similar to plugging the device into a
PC. The USB charger takes power from the main trolley battery and continuous charging will reduce
the battery capacity between charges. The trolley is designed to disable the USB charging port when
the battery capacity reaches a preset level.

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Fig 2 - GPS Mode - ADC
Adjustable Distance Control
Adjustable Distance Control
This trolley features an easy-to-use Adjustable Distance Control (ADC) function which will allow you
to send your trolley ahead of you from 5 - 60 yards or metres. The speed setting will automatically
change to speed 5 during the ADC setting process.
1. While stationary, hold down the 'On/Off' button for 2 seconds (the speed will change to 5)
2. The ADC settings box will appear and indicate ‘15 YARDS/METRES' (g. 1 & g. 2)
3. Rotate the 'On/Off' button clockwise to increase the distance and anti-clockwise to decrease
4. Press the 'On/Off' button to start the trolley moving
Whilst the trolley is running under ADC mode, the Motocaddy symbol will be displayed within the ADC
settings box and rotate until the desired distance is reached (g. 3). The trolley can be stopped by
pressing the 'On/Off' button once. DHC models will automatically apply the parking brake once the
trolley has reached the desired distance and stopped.
In the unlikely event that your trolley fails to register distance whilst in ADC mode, the trolley will cut
power to the motor to prevent the trolley from travelling too far. The trolley can be reset by pressing
the 'On/Off' button once, thereby allowing you to continue to use the trolley with ADC disabled until
you are able to contact our support team.
Fig 1 - Home - ADC
Fig 3 - GPS Mode - ADC Moving

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Introduction to GPS Mode / Using GPS Mode
Introduction to GPS Mode
The S5 GPS trolley is pre-loaded with over 40,000 worldwide courses and includes front, middle and
back of green distances, along with hole information, hazards, score tracking, shot measurement
and round timer.
IMPORTANT : Distance Measurement Device (DMD) features are legal to use when local USGA
and R&A rule 4.3 is in effect. Always check local and competition rules regarding the use of DMD
and Push Notications prior to commencing play.
Using GPS Mode
It is really simple to start a round in GPS mode:
1. From the Home screen select “Play Golf” (g. 1)
2. The trolley will display “Searching” while it acquires an accurate GPS location (g. 2)
3. A list of local courses will be displayed, with the nearest at the top (g. 3)
4. Select the course you wish to start playing
It is also possible to select an alternative course from the settings menu within the GPS mode.
Please be aware that the Round Timer and Score Tracking will be reset when a course is changed.
Fig 1 - Home - Play Golf
Fig 2 - Course Search
Fig 3 - Course Selection

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GPS Mode Overview
GPS Mode Overview
1. Hole Number
2. Par / Stroke Index
3. AED Locator
4. Clock
5. Round Timer
6. Battery Indicator
7. Back Distance
8. Middle Distance / Dynamic Pin Distance
9. Front Distance
10. Previous Hole
11. Green Map with Dynamic Pin
12. Next Hole
13. Settings Menu
14. Hazards Information
15. Speed Indicator
16. Shot Measurement
17. Scorecard
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