TGC/Protee - GSX Settings and Bluetooth adapter

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  • Rambo
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    Yes, it recognizes my bluetooth each time without a problem.

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  • Maverick
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    Shouldn't have to. Once you add it, it should connect automatically the next time. But you do have to connect on GSX.

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  • mmlincon
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    What is the deal with bluetooth? Do you have to remove the device and re-add it each time?

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  • HWoods
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    Short answer for 4 degrees is that you'll never get exact match with any club, it's just more evident with the driver. Protee takes the GSX data and uses it to calculate ballflight, it doesn't just paste those numbers into the game. I've replied to your PM and will try to help you best I can but with my driver and the GSX version i have, if I'm within a certain spin range, i'm pretty accurate, if not i lose or gain distance depending on various factors.

    Edit: I'll add that modifying spin/carry for driver can help you find a happy medium. If you hit your driver exactly the same each time, you can get it to work. But if you for say hit a high spinner sometimes, high fades, low spin draws.. basically all sorts of shots off the tee.. you can't use these settings to fix your issue. The way I have it set right now is the following:

    -2200 spin: or lower will be close to accurate on the range.
    -2200-2800 spin: I will lose distance on good shots
    -3000+ spin: I will gain distance

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  • Maverick
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    Send Rick a PM for his driver settings.

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  • 4 Degrees Flat
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    Hey guys... I've had my system (GC2) up and running for a little while now. I've been playing around with the GSX settings as you guys recommend. I started off with the recommended settings found in this thread. A couple of things I'd like to discuss. First, when playing on the course, I noticed that my iron and wedge shots did not "release" or run out as much as I would normally get outdoors. So I started to think a little (hard for me to do :P ) and couldn't grasp why the GSX settings for carry and spin needed to be adjusted at all. I mean, the GC2 is supposed to be super accurate, right? I know the Protee software takes the GC2 numbers and translates them into ball flight. So... I'd hit an iron and the backspin on the GC2, for example, would say 5789 while the Protee would read out 6500 or so due to the backspin adjustment. Then the carry slider would have to be adjusted to make up for the difference in backspin. So... I said, let's try no adjustment since the GC2 is su

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  • Maverick
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    Green side bunker distance is the GSB penalty will take effect. Beyond that distance, they will act like fairway bunkers.

    Let us know your ready to test online play.

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  • 4 Degrees Flat
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    Hey guys - so I just got my system up and running in the last few days. Been incredibly busy so I haven't had much time to use it but in the brief times I have... it's just awesome. But I do have one question on the settings. I notice on the GSX Settings, under the Penalty Stystem part, a slider for greenside bunker (which I have set to 30), but what is GSB Distance?? I thought it may stand for green side bunker distance but isn't that kind of repetitive? Or am I confusing the two? Any help? Thanks.

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  • SFR (GC2 User)
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    Sounds like there is a bit of a bug in the last 3.5.1.1 and some guys are being told to revert back to 3.5.1.0

    Might have noticed an issue last night where a putt was triggered without hitting a ball.
    I might just go back to the last one for now. Sounds like Foresight is aware of this and is going to fix it.

    Just noticed that the 3.5.1.0 is the one now showing for latest. The other has been removed.

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  • Maverick
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    It's safe.

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