Shadow Caddy SC-1000 Owners Manual SC-1000: Manual Version 1.4 N2695 User Manual 12.
N2695 User Manual 12.
Table of Contents Read this first ii Section Four: Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Section One: Introduction and Safety Information 4.1 Welcome to a better way to play golf 1.2 Section Five: Specifications, Warranty and Regulatory Data Overview of the Shadow Caddy 1.3 Safety and warnings 1.4 Specifications 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.
Read this first The Shadow Caddy manual is an important document and reference. Please keep it in a safe place. The specifications 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 specification at any time without notice and without incurring any obligation.
1 Section One Introduction and safety information N2695 User Manual 12.
1.2 | Introduction and Safety Information Welcome to a better way to play golf 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.
Introduction and Safety Information | 1.3 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.
1.4 | Introduction and Safety Information Safety and warnings 1. Read the manual before operating the Shadow Caddy for the first time 2. Adhere to all operating warnings outlined in this manual whilst operating The Shadow Caddy system 3. Never operate The Shadow Caddy in an environment or manner that may be unsafe 4. The Caddy should only be serviced by an authorised individual 5.
Introduction and Safety Information 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. | 1.5 5.
1.6 | Introduction and Safety Information 13. The Caddy functions by detecting a radio 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. 14.
2 Section Two How to use your Shadow Caddy N2695 User Manual 12.
1.8 | How to Use Your Shadow Caddy Knowing Your Shadow Caddy Top View 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bag well mat Bag well Bag Straps Bag support (lowered) Sand bucket containers & brackets Follow Me™ antennae Nose cone 9 10 11 12 13 Nose Cone Detail 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. N2695 User Manual 12.
How to Use Your Shadow Caddy Side View 14 15 16 Top View – Caddy Open 14. 15. 16. 17. | 1.9 Front wheel assembly Bag support (raised) Charge plug connection Rear wheel assembly 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 18. Battery array: Batteries 1 and 2 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30.
2.2 | How to Use Your Shadow Caddy Getting Started 3. Unpacking the Shadow Caddy Caution: Do not lift – the Shadow Caddy is heavy. Attempting to lift the Caddy may cause injury or damage to the Caddy 1. Cut the strapping and remove the lid 2. Remove the plastic protection wrap N2695 User Manual 12.indd 2 The Shadow Caddy comes to you fully assembled. In the box, you will find the following parts.
How to Use Your Shadow Caddy | 2.3 First steps Important: The steps that follow describe normal operating procedures. If you experience any problems with the operating steps that follow, please refer to Section 4 – Troubleshooting. 1. Open the top cover case using the “body lock key” provided. 2. Ensure the motor brakes are engaged. The brakes are engaged by turning the metal levers on the motors to point vertically. 3. Close the CIRCUIT BREAKER by sliding the lever as indicated to the right.
2.4 | How to Use Your Shadow Caddy 4. Close the top cover and lock it with the “body lock key”. 5. Switch the Caddy on (switch is under the bag support). The operating system on the Caddy will begin to boot and the brakes will disengage – you may now manually roll the Caddy off the base plate. Note: Once the Caddy has finished booting up, the brakes will re-engage. Should you need to release the brakes again: • Switch the Caddy off and on again.
How to Use Your Shadow Caddy | 2.5 Important: The Caddy will arrive with some charge, allowing you to move the Caddy and ensure it is functional (before testing the Caddy, please read ‘Using your Caddy’ – Page 2.6 overleaf ). However, it is not fully charged and MUST be charged for 10 hours before it is ready for normal operation. N2695 User Manual 12.
2.6 | How to Use Your Shadow Caddy Using the Caddy Following these simple steps will ensure that you find the Shadow Caddy simple, safe and pleasurable to use. 1. Switch on the RTU by turning the knob clockwise. A bright blue light on the RTU will turn on and begin flashing at one second intervals. 2. Clip the RTU to your trousers / belt/skirt in the middle of your back at waist height. 3. Ensure that the red light on the nose cone is illuminated (i.e. that the Caddy is NOT in follow me mode).
How to Use Your Shadow Caddy 4. To start the Caddy at any time, stand directly in front of the Shadow Caddy and press the FOLLOW ME/wait button. 2.7 6. If for whatever reason the Caddy loses the RTU signal or if the Object Detection sensors are activated, the Caddy will give a long beep and stop. If this occurs, repeat Step 4. 7. If you wish to reverse the Caddy, press the button labelled “REVERSE ” and hold it down. It is normal for there to be a slight pause before the Caddy begins moving.
2.8 | How to Use Your Shadow Caddy Warning: Never operate the caddy using the RTU (radio transmitting unit) when in tight areas, when inside or when storing the Caddy. Potential interference from power cables, metal structures such as roller doors, galvanised sheds or walls, may cause the Caddy to behave erratically causing damage or injury. Instead, always use the REVERSE button to manually manoeuvre the caddy.
3 Section Three Maintaining your Shadow Caddy N2695 User Manual 12.
3.1 | Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Battery Recharging Caddy Main Battery 1. 2. Important: Main Caddy batteries require an initial charge of 10 hours or more before use. The main Caddy battery must be recharged every night (minimum 8 hours) to maintain optimal performance. Main Battery Charging Procedure – using the EPS 2407 charger 1. Always ensure that the Caddy and the RTU are switched OFF before charging. 2.
Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Important: If the charge plug is not LOCKED, then the Shadow Caddy will NOT charge and may stop running out on the course. 5. Plug charger into wall socket and turn it on – a red light will illuminate on the charger switch. 6. The charging indicator light (to the right of the switch) will turn red indicating that the Caddy is charging. 7. The charger light will turn green when the battery is fully charged.
3.3 | Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Changing RTU Batteries Warning: Do not attempt to replace batteries or alter the battery configuration yourself as there is a risk of electrocution. Accidental or deliberate shorting of batteries will cause extreme heat to be generated that may result in fire and or explosion that may lead to injury or death. Important: Attempting to change the Shadow Caddy batteries or alter the battery configuration may result in the voiding of your warranty.
Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Cleaning the Shadow Caddy | 3.4 Tyre Pressure For optimal Caddy performance the tyres supplied with your Caddy should be inflated to the following values The Shadow Caddy is designed to withstand rain, but should not be hosed down with water. Use a damp cloth to wipe the Shadow Caddy down if it becomes dirty, ensure that the front anti-collision sensors are clean. DO NOT USE ANY ABRASIVE CHEMICALS , or SOLVENT CLEANERS TO CLEAN THE SHADOW CADDY bodywork.
3.5 | Maintaining Your Shadow Caddy Transporting Your Caddy Your The Shadow Caddy is an advanced robotic system with sensitive electronic equipment and sensors. Before transporting your The Shadow Caddy ensure that it is switched off. The switch under the bag support must be at the off position and the circuit breaker should be open (see page 2.7) Open the top cover and confirm the brakes are engaged. This is achieved by moving the levers attached to the electric motors to the vertical position.
4 Section Four Troubleshooting N2695 User Manual 12.
4.1 | Troubleshooting Troubleshooting Problem Check List Action Caddy regularly stops at the same place on the golf course Is protruding vegetation triggering the Object Detection System (ODS)? On some paths, protruding vegetation may be triggering the Object Detection System. This can be confirmed by checking the screen on the front silver box inside the caddy. “INNER GB” indicates an ODS alarm. Trim any vegetation which can come within 50cm of the sides and 1m of the front of he caddy’s nose.
Troubleshooting Problem Check List Action Caddy does not switch on Is circuit breaker on? 1. Open top case of Caddy | 4.2 2. Check Circuit Breaker is in the “ON” position, i.e. closed. 3. If not, set the switch to the “ON” position Caddy will not charge N2695 User Manual 12.indd 2 Has battery been charged? Connect charger, try to switch on again. If caddy switches on with charger connected, batteries were probably flat. Charge overnight before trying again.
4.3 | Troubleshooting Problem Check List Action Caddy will not follow Is caddy in follow-me mode The green LED on front left must be lit before caddy will follow. Is caddy on? The REVERSE light will be on and steady if the caddy is switched on. Is RTU on? Before checking the RTU, make sure the caddy is not in follow mode. Then check that the RTU is switched on and the blue LED is flashing. Return RTU to belt before trying again.
5 Section Five Specifications, Warranty and Regulatory Data N2695 User Manual 12.
5.1 | Specifications and Regulatory Data Specifications Length 1,165.0mm Height 545.0mm Main Battery 4 x 24 Volt – 20Amp/hr Width 780.0mm RTU Batteries AA 1.2V Ground Clearance Minimum Turning Circle Tyre Front Maximum Load N2695 User Manual 12.indd 1 76.0mm 1,400.0mm 13/5.00/6 30kg/66lbs Weight Max Speed Approx: 75kg 8.
Specifications and Regulatory Data | 5.2 Declaration of Conformity: AS 4268-2003 Product Model No: SC-1000 Categorisation: Level 1 Device Product Description: According to Radio Communication Devices (Compliance Labeling Notice 2003) a low-risk device is defined as a device which if operated in contravention of an applicable standard may have a low interference impact on other devices using the radio frequency spectrum. Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd (A.C.N.
5.3 | Specifications and Regulatory Data Limited Product Warranty Information New product warranty Transport The warranty is given by Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd. The warranty applies to the Shadow Caddy identified by the serial number. The warranty is given to the original purchaser of the Shadow Caddy within the country of purchase during the warranty period. Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd will be liable for any damage caused to goods in transit from Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd to the customer.
Specifications and Regulatory Data | 5.4 Warranty exclusions Misuse Damage This warranty DOES NOT cover damage caused by: Your warranty does not extend to the following: 8. Misuse or abuse of the Shadow Caddy 9. Operation of the Shadow Caddy after the defect is known 1. Damage caused by accident, misuse, neglect, fire, theft or moving objects striking the buggy. 2. Damage caused by industrial fallout, chemicals or sealants. 3.
Contacts Customer Support 1300 794 931 After Hours: Phil Crotty - 0414 356 044 Tracking by Your Shadow Technologies Pty Ltd 250 Hammond Road, Dandenong South VIC 3175 Australia www.yourshadow.com Australia (Head office) Shadow Caddy Pty Ltd. 250 Hammond Road, Dandenong South. Vic 3175. Phone: 1300 794 931 Fax: 1300 794 932 Email: info@shadowCaddy.com www.shadowcaddy.com © Your Shadow Technologies Pty Ltd: October 2008.
