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Pair your Sensor
You will need to pair the SwingTracker sensor to your iOS device to collect
data.
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Go to Settings > Bluetooth
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Enable Bluetooth in the Settings Menu, if it is not already on.
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Select the "SwingTracker" sensor.
If you do not see SwingTracker in the device list
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Confirm that the sensor is on
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Confirm that the sensor is charged.
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Check that it is not connected to another nearby iOS device.
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Confirm SwingTracker is close to the iOS device and try again.
Remove your Sensor from the Charging Mount
To remove sensor from mount, push down and turn the sensor
counter-clockwise 1/8 turn to unlock. Remove internal sensor from sensor
mount. Sensor light will change from a blinking red to a solid green light when
fully charged.
Turn off your Sensor
When your sensor is on and paired, use the S ettings menu at the bottom left of your
screen (3 bars stacked on top of each other). Select S ensor a nd then S ensor Off .
You will then see a red light on your SwingTracker sensor to signal the sensor shutting
off. T he sensor will turn off automatically if the sensor does not move for 15 minutes.
Charge your Sensor
When charging your sensor, you are not able to transfer swings to your
device that you have taken while in Disconnected Mode. To transfer swings
from a Disconnected Mode session, remove your sensor from the charger
and use the SwingTracker app to begin to transfer swing data.
Never force a charge cable into the USB port of your SwingTracker
charging station. If the charge contact does not easily fit, confirm that
they are properly aligned before attempting to insert again.
Remove the sensor from the sensor mount.
Plug the charging station into a powered USB
port. Place the SwingTracker in the center of the
charging station. The sensor light will change
from a blinking red to a solid green light when
fully charged.