Shadow Caddy SC-1000 Manuel utilisateur
Shadow Caddy SC-1000
Owners Manual
SC-1000: Manual Version 1.4
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Table of Contents
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Section One: Introduction and Safety
Information
Welcome to a better way to play golf 1.2
Overview of the Shadow Caddy 1.3
Safety and warnings 1.4
Section Two: How to use your Shadow Caddy
Knowing Your Shadow Caddy 1.8
Getting Started 2.2
Unpacking the Shadow Caddy 2.2
Using the Caddy 2.6
Section Three: Maintaining your
Shadow Caddy
Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy 3.1
Battery Recharging 3.1
Cleaning the Shadow Caddy 3.4
Tyre Pressure 3.4
Transporting Your Caddy 3.5
Section Four: Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting 4.1
Section Five: Specications, Warranty and
Regulatory Data
Specications 5.1
Declaration of Conformity: AS 4268-2003 5.2
Product Model No: SC-1000 5.2
Limited Product Warranty Information 5.3
Contacts 5.5
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The Shadow Caddy manual is an important
document and reference. Please keep it in a
safe place.
The specications and descriptions in this
manual are accurate at the time of printing but,
because of our commitment to continuous
product improvement and development, we
reserve the right to make changes in appearance
and specication at any time without notice and
without incurring any obligation.
Throughout this manual you will nd two
important symbols. The Warning symbol, and
the Caution/Reminder/Important symbol.
Please take note and adhere to these at all times.
Warning: This symbol is to warn you to be
especially careful to avoid personal injury.
Caution/Reminder/Important: This symbol
is used to either prevent you from damaging
your Shadow Caddy or to draw your attention to
important information.
The Shadow Caddy Australian and international
patents pending (International PCT Patent
Application No: PCT/AU2007/000670,
Publication No: WO 2007/131299)
The Shadow Caddy system rmware and
software are protected by Australian and
international copyright.
“Just Play” and the Shadow Caddy logo
are registered trademarks of Your Shadow
Technologies Pty Ltd.
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1
Introduction and
safety information
Section One
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Thank you for choosing Shadow Caddy
To ensure the enjoyable and trouble free
operation of your new Shadow Caddy, we urge
you to read this manual carefully and follow
its recommendations.
Although your warranty may cover defects in
material or workmanship, we would recommend
that you consider general insurance as you
would with other similar products, especially
those rented out to consumers on a regular
basis.
We wish to assure you of our continuing
interest in your golng pleasure and complete
satisfaction in your Shadow Caddy.
For the latest information or should you require
any further assistance, please visit
www.shadowcaddy.com
or email us at info@shadowcaddy.com
Welcome to a better way to play golf
1.2 | Introduction and Safety Information
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Overview of the Shadow Caddy
The Shadow Caddy is an intelligent robot that
carries your golf clubs, following faithfully
behind you, allowing you to focus on your
game.
It achieves this by using its patented system
of following a signal emitted by a transmitter
carried by the golfer.
The Shadow Caddy has an integrated Object
Detection System so that when it detects a
person, animal or other object in its path the
system is designed to stop, providing power to
the motors and engaging the brakes to avoid a
collision. For extra protection and to minimize
the potential for harm in the event of a collision,
the Shadow Caddy apparatus is speed limited,
to minimize the kinetic energy of the device, to
a speed less than 8.0 (eight) kilometers per hour.
The Shadow Caddy is to be exclusively used for
the transportation of golf clubs weighing less
than 30 (thirty) kilograms. The Shadow Caddy is
not designed for the transportation of humans,
especially children, animals, heavy goods,
liquids (except for drinks in the drinks holder), or
dangerous goods of any kinds. Transportation
of such items on the Shadow Caddy is strictly
prohibited. The device is to be operated
outdoors away from ames or ammable liquids
or gases.
The Shadow Caddy follows a Radio Frequency
(RF) signal transmitted by the Radio
Transmission Unit (RTU). The Shadow Caddy is
susceptible to strong external interference. In
the presence of external interference the Caddy
may stop following. If this occurs please operate
the Shadow Caddy in a location away from the
source of interference.
The user must at all times operate the device
in a safe manner and adhere to all warnings
described in this manual.
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Safety and warnings
Read the manual before operating the Shadow Caddy for1.
the rst time
Adhere to all operating warnings outlined in this manual2.
whilst operating The Shadow Caddy system
Never operate The Shadow Caddy in an environment3.
or manner that may be unsafe
The Caddy should only be serviced by an authorised4.
individual
The Shadow Caddy is sold to you on the condition5.
that it must only be used in the country in which it
was purchased and must not under any circumstances
be exported to a third country without Your Shadow
Technologies’ written permission.
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The Shadow Caddy has sophisticated safety
features such as a Object Detection System and
the ability to stop if it loses signal from the RTU
or if the RTU is tilted from the vertical (as would
be the case if the operator trips and falls).
Although this and other safety features are built
into the unit, care must always be taken when
operating any robotic device and the Shadow
Caddy is no exception.
Please note the following warnings:
The Shadow Caddy is to be operated on1.
a golf course.
The device is only to be operated by a2.
competent adult (minimum 18 years of age
unless accompanied by an adult).
The adult operating the device should be3.
authorised to do so and in possession of an
RTU unit.
Maintain a clearance of at least 1 metre on4.
all sides at all times.
In conned spaces and on metal bridges,5.
use the “Reverse” mode to manually steer
the Caddy to open ground.
Shadow Caddy is to be exclusively used to6.
transport golf clubs weighing less than 30
(thirty) kilograms.
Shadow Caddy must not be operated7.
by a user under the inuence of alcohol,
medicines or non-prescribed drugs.
Shadow Caddy is not under any8.
circumstances be used to transport people,
children or any animal.
Shadow Caddy is never to be used to9.
transport dangerous or hazardous material.
Shadow Caddy is not to be operated in a10.
hazardous or explosive atmosphere.
Shadow Caddy is designed to be operated11.
only with its top cover closed and locked,
making its internal machinery inaccessible
to the general public.
Never attempt to move the Caddy with the12.
top cover open.
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The Caddy functions by detecting a radio13.
frequency signal transmitted from the Radio
Transmission Unit (RTU). In the presence
of high levels of interference or jamming
the Caddy may stop or may not operate
correctly. If this occurs the Caddy will
disengage the FOLLOW ME and stop. If the
interference continues, manually move the
Caddy away from ITS source by using the
REVERSE button and then re-engage the
FOLLOW ME mode.
Never operate the Caddy with the RTU in14.
your hands or above waist height. Always
keep the transmitter at waist level centred on
your back.
Do not operate the Shadow Caddy if the15.
Object Detection System is faulty or if the
Object Detection sensors are obstructed,
dirty or badly scratched.
If the Object Detection System housing
is obstructed, dirty or if the clear
polycarbonate housing is clouded or has
a signicant lm of moisture, discontinue
use of the Caddy until the housing is clean
and transparent again. If the housing is
damaged call the Shadow Caddy service
department.
In the presence of highly reective radio16.
frequency surfaces the Caddy may follow
the reected signal rather than the signal
transmitted by the RTU. Avoid the operation
of the Caddy near highly reective surfaces
such as metallic bridges.
Do not switch on the RTU or attempt to17.
operate the Shadow Caddy if the Caddy and
the RTU are on opposite sides of infra red
transparent material or glass
Do not operate the Caddy near an edge or18.
surface that may cause it to tip, roll or cause
injury.
Keep all battery chargers dry and ventilated19.
at all times. Do not operate a charger if it or
the Caddy charger socket has been or can
be exposed to moisture or if the case of any
cable being damaged.
Only place the batteries provided with the20.
RTU into the recharging system. Batteries
provided by a third party may short circuit
or otherwise damage the recharge systems
and/or may explode.
The machinery is only to be serviced by21.
Shadow Caddy authorised personnel. No
modications to the electronics, safety or
propulsion systems are to be undertaken
without the express written permission of
Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd.
The Shadow Caddy is sold to you on the22.
condition that it must only be used in the
country that it was purchased and must
not under any circumstances be exported
to a third country without Your Shadow
Technologies’ written permission.
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