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X-45C1-01-30 Rev 1 

 

 
 

 

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I. 

 Introduction 

 

This guide covers operation of XY Golf’s Handheld Golf GPS unit and Base/Repeater 
Unit. The operation of either unit is very similar. Specific functionality of the units is 
defined by software, which utilizes a standard soft-key menu system to access various 
parameters and functions. 
 

NOTE: 

"THIS EQUIPMENT COMPLIES WITH PART 90 OF THE FCC RULES. 
ANY CHANGES OR MODIFICATIONS NOT EXPRESSLY APPROVED 
BY THE MANUFACTURER COULD VOID THE USER'S AUTHORITY 
TO OPERATE THE EQUIPMENT."  

 
II.  Usage 

 
The M-45C-01, Hand Held Unit (HHU) is designed to be used by a golfer. It relies on GPS 
and predefined data to provided assistance to the golfer in the form of distance data, 
shot advice, and other information. 
 
During usage the unit ordinarily resides in a cradle attached to a golf cart or golf bag. 
The golfer will typically pick up hold the unit and refer to it before making each shot and 
then place it back in the cradle.  
 
The B-45C-01, Base/Repeater Unit (BSU), is designed to operate as a fixed unit in either 
of two modes. In Base Mode, it serves as the communication controller for all HHUs and 
Repeaters within a specific area (typically a single golf course). It also provides 
Differential GPS (DGPS) correction data to HHUs to enhance their positional accuracy.  
 
In Repeater Mode, the B-45C-01 is used to extend the radio coverage of the BSU. This 
may be needed if the size of a particular installation is unusually large, or there are 
obstacles like hills or large buildings blocking radio coverage to specific areas.  
 
A typical Base/Repeater installation utilizes an outdoor fix-mounted antenna no higher 
than 30 feet above ground level. Appropriate FCC Licensing or Authorization is required 
prior to station operation. 
 

III.  Operation 

 
This section describes the operation of the units. Since the many options are enabled or 
disabled via a separate database, the actual menu options available may be slightly 
different than those shown here. This document will show all options that are currently 
available. 
 

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