RECOMMENDED: Double-click the E6 Connect icon on your desktop to begin the installation. Important! If you are prompted, agree to install the Microsoft Visual C++ 2015 Redistributable. Note: During installation, an E6 Connect icon is pinned to your task bar for quick starting. 1. After installation, the LICENSE ACTIVATION SCREEN (below) is displayed. Click the red LOGIN button under “Activate” and then enter the email and password for your account. Important! If you have not yet signed up for your account, click SIGN UP under “Create”. 3. The Select License screen appears. Select the license you want to use with this computer and then select ACTIVATE. RELATED: E6 Connect licenses can be easily transferred from one computer to another, if needed. For instructions, see “Unbinding an E6 Connect License”. After installing E6 Connect and binding the license to your PC, the MAIN MENU appears (below). 1. You will need to confirm which tracking system you’re using and your video settings. Start by clicking the blue SETTINGS button. 2. On the Settings screen (below), click the SYSTEM CONFIG tab (from the menu on the left), and then click VIDEO. Select Full Screen or Windowed mode, and the resolution of your window. Note: Changes to video settings won’t be applied until you click ACCEPT and then restart E6 Connect. 3. Next, click the SIMULATOR tab (below the System Config tab), click TRACKING SYSTEM and then select your tracking system. For list of Supported Devices see Section 12 – Supported Devices. 4. You may click the GOLF SETTINGS and/or ENVIRONMENT tabs and choose options, but it’s not necessary at this point. You will choose Golf Settings and Environment options later, when you set up a round of golf (see Section 3 – “Play Golf”). 5. Click the INFO & HELP tab and then ABOUT to see a list of permissions, change your Device Name or Access your Online Accounts, or SUPPORT to get updates, view the manual or contact support. 6. Click ACCEPT to save all changes and return to the MAIN MENU. E6 Connect allows you to lock out anyone else from making changes, purchases, etc. 1. Start by clicking the blue SETTINGS button. 2. Click the ADMIN tab to view available options. 3. Click ACCEPT to save all changes and return to the MAIN MENU. The E6 Connect Main Menu provides the following options: Note: The red and white HOME button, found in the upper-right corner of most of the setup/configuration screens, can be clicked to return to the Main Menu. There are three ways to play golf with E6 Connect: “locally”, “online/peer-to-peer” and “online/asynchronous”: 1. Click PLAY GOLF to start a round. Note: To play Peer-to-Peer, click ONLINE PLAY, or to participate in an Event, click EVENTS. 2. The Players screen is displayed. Click LOG IN and then enter email and password to play the round under a player profile. Note: You must log in to a player profile to record and save round data. See the Section 9 – E6Golf Online for more information. 3. Click JOIN to add a registered (logged-in) player to the Roster. 4. Select ADD GUEST to add an unregistered player to the Roster. Note: To remove any player from the Roster, click the player and then click LEAVE. To remove all players from the Roster, click CLEAR ALL 5. When a player has been added to the Roster, click click the EDIT icon (to the right of the Player Name) to customize the personal settings for that player. 6. To add an image to the player profile, click the box in the upper-left corner 7. Click the PROFILE tab (on the left) and then add: Note: For more information on these and all other Preferences options, see section 4 – Profiles. 8. Click the PREFERENCES tab (below the Profile tab) and then choose options for: Note: For more information on these and all other Profile options, see section 4 – Profiles. 9. Click the HUD tab (below the Preferences tab) to Disable/Enable the Quick Access Menu. 10. Click the SECURITY tab (below the HUD tab) to save your user name and password for faster login. 11. Click ACCEPT to save all changes. 12. Repeat the steps above for each rostered player. When finished, click NEXT. 1. After clicking NEXT on the Players Screen, the MODE OF PLAY screen (below) is displayed. Choose a Mode of Play for the round and then click NEXT. 2. The SELECT COURSE screen is displayed. Click the red SCORECARD button to see a scorecard of the currently-selected course; click DOWNLOAD if the currently-selected course has not yet been downloaded. When you have chosen a course, click NEXT. 3. On the next screen, you can select Game Options and Holes to play. The currently-selected Game Options are displayed. To make changes, click the blue SETTINGS button. 4. On the Settings screen, there are six tabs on the left. Only the top three (GOLF SETTINGS, ENVIRONMENT and SYSTEM CONFIG) are relevant at this point. Note: For more info on the other tabs, see section 1.4 – System Configuration. 5. Click the GOLF SETTINGS tab to choose settings for: Note: If Mulligans are enabled, players can rehit without penalty. Mulligans are typically not allowed in official Events. 6. Click the ENVIRONMENT tab to choose settings for: 7. Click the SYSTEM CONFIG tab to choose settings for: 8. When finished, click ACCEPT. All changes will be reflected in the new Settings summary. 9. To select which holes to play, click the SELECTED HOLES tab. All 18 holes are selected by default, but you can choose to play the Front 9 (1-9), the Back 9 (10-18), or select specific holes. To select individual holes, click the red RECYCLE button (this will clear all the “Holes to Play”), click one of the Available Holes (at bottom) and then click the UP ARROW. This allows you to play the same hole(s) multiple times or play holes in any or To remove one of the “Holes to Play”, click it and then click the DOWN ARROW. 10. When you’re finished selecting holes and settings , click TEE OFF to start playing! 1. You’re ready to play! 2. To change clubs, click the CLUB button in the lower-left corner to display the SELECT A GOLF CLUB menu. 3. The AIMING MARKER (the red-and-white striped pole) is set in a default position. To change its location, click a different position within the main view or Top View window. 4. If the PIN INDICATOR option is turned on, a white line connects the location of the Pin to a yardage and elevation change display. Note: With the new pin indicator in E6 CONNECT, it is now easier than ever to locate the pin. The Pin Indicator is a flexible virtual range finder that tells players where to aim, the remaining distance and any elevation change between the golfer and the pin. 5. Click the E6 ICON in the lower-left corner to bring up the In-Round Menu. From here, you can (if enabled/allowed): 6. After taking a shot, a Post-Shot dialog is displayed. For more information on the swing/shot data, see section 3.4 – Post Shot Dialog. 7. Click the GREEN button in the lower-right corner to continue; if you wait, it will automatically be selected when the timer runs out. Note: To keep the Post-Shot dialog displayed, moving the cursor over the dialog will reset the timer. After each shot, the Post Shot Dialog is displayed, which includes the following: At the bottom of the Post Shot dialog are nine buttons (eight, if there is only one player). From left-to-right, they are: When close to or on the green, the Terrain Grid is displayed, if enabled. Overlaying the green, it shows slope directions and elevation changes. When putting, a putting line is displayed, if enabled. E6 Connect automatically runs a series of simulations to determine the optimal line and speed for the putt. The speed of the putting line animation indicates how hard you should hit the shot in the indicated direction. 1. After selecting the desired play mode from the MAIN MENU, click LOG IN on the PLAYERS MENU to log in players at the start of a session. Once players are logged in here, they won’t need to log in for each individual round, game or practice session. Important! When you edit your Player Profile, the settings you choose (tracer, tee box, camera options, ball size, terrain grid, putting arrow, etc.) will be in effect anytime you play under your Player Profile, across multiple platforms. Settings will change only when competing in “Online Play” created by other players. Click the PROFILE tab on the Profile screen to change gender, which tee box you hit from and switch between a right-handed and left-handed swing. Click the PREFERENCES tab on the Profile screen to customize the following options: Main View Tracer (a line that tracks the flight of the ball) Top View Tracer (show the tracer in the Top View window) Camera Options (what the camera does when a shot is hit) Tee Height (how high the ball is teed up) Ball Scaling (how large the ball appears – Small, Medium, Large) Putting Line (how the golfer is oriented when putting) Putting Line Fade Terrain Grid (a grid overlaying the terrain to show undulations – On/Off) Ball Indicator (tracks ball distance) Pin Indicator (shows the location of the pin) Click the HUD tab on the Profile screen to select which of the options below are displayed/available during a round (enabling all is recommended): Click the SECURITY tab on the Profile screen to select options related to logging in: 1. Click PRACTICE on the MAIN MENU to start a practice session. This takes you to the same Players screen used with Play Golf and Profiles. 2. On the Players screen, add players to the roster and edit the player(s) settings, if desired, and then click NEXT. 3. On the Practice screen, select DRIVING RANGE or CHIP & PUTT and then click NEXT. 1. To practice on the Driving Range, click PRACTICE on the MAIN MENU, add players to the Roster and click NEXT. On the Practice Screen, select DRIVING RANGE and then click NEXT. Note: To track and store your practice data, you must be logged into your Player Profile. 2. The Select Course (Driving Range) screen is displayed. Here you can choose from: 3. After choosing a course, click NEXT. 4. On the next screen, confirm the Settings for this practice session. To make changes, click the blue SETTINGS Note: For more info, see steps 4-8 in section 3.2 – Selecting Round Settings. 5, After changing/confirming the Settings, click TEE OFF! 6. On the tee, select a club, position the Aiming Marker and hit away. 7. As during a normal round, the standard Post-Shot dialog will appear after each shot. The shot data from your last shot will also appear in the boxes along the top of the screen prior to each new shot. 8. To set a Target on the Driving Range: Tip: To quickly switch between practice modes, click the E6 In-Game Menu button, click EXIT ROUND and then click NEW COURSE. This takes you back to the Select Course (Driving Range) screen. Click a new Driving Range practice mode and then NEXT. Or, to switch to Chip & Putt, click the BACK button. 9. To exit Practice mode, click the E6 ICON (lower-left corner) and then select EXIT ROUND. 1. To practice chipping and putting, click PRACTICE on the MAIN MENU, add players to the Roster and click NEXT. On the Practice Screen, select CHIP & PUTT and then click NEXT. Note: To track and store your practice data, you must be logged into your Player Profile. 3. Make your selection and then click NEXT. 4. On the next screen, confirm the Settings for this practice session. To make changes, click the blue SETTINGS button. Note: For more info, see steps 4-8 in section 3.2 – Selecting Round Settings. 5. After changing/confirming the Settings, click TEE OFF! 6. The selected club and position of the Aiming Marker are chosen by default, but you can change either, and then swing away. 7. As during a normal round, the standard Post-Shot dialog will appear after each shot. The shot data from your last shot will also appear in the boxes along the top of the screen prior to each new shot. 8. You can change the location of the ball and/or the pin. To do this: Tip: To quickly switch between practice modes, click the E6 In-Game Menu button, click EXIT ROUND and then click NEW COURSE. This takes you back to the Select Course (Chip & Putt) screen. Click a new Chip & Putt practice mode and then NEXT. Or, to switch to the Driving Range, click the BACK button. 9. To exit Practice mode, click the E6 ICON (lower-left corner)and then select EXIT ROUND. In Practice modes, there are nine boxes along the top of the screen that track your stats. The first six are also displayed in the Post Shot dialog: The other three stats are unique to Practice mode: Note: Both Deviation and Dispersion Tips: Results of your practice sessions (or any other rounds you play) can be found at portal.e6golf.com: 1. Click GAMES on the Main Menuto select a Quick Play Game. This takes you to the same Players screen used with Play Golf, Profiles and Practice. 2. On the Players screen, add players to the roster and edit the player(s) settings, if desired, and then click NEXT. 3. On the Games screen, select from the following: 4. Make your selection and then click NEXT. 5. Depending on which Game you select, the next screen will be either the Settings confirmation screen (go to next step) or the Select Course screen. If you must select a Course, choose the one you want to play and then click NEXT. 6. On the next screen, confirm the Settings for this Game. Each Game has unique settings. See below for details on each Game. 1. To play the Closest to the Pin or Long Drive Games, click Games on the MAIN MENU, add players to the Roster and click NEXT. On the Games Screen, select CLOSEST TO THE PIN or LONG DRIVE and click NEXT. Select a Course and click NEXT. 2. You must now confirm the Settings. There are four tabs on the left (GAME OPTIONS, HOLE, PLAY TIME and TEES & PINS). 3. Click the GAME OPTIONS tab to display the current course and play settings. To make changes, click the blue SETTINGS button. Note: For more info, see steps 4-8 in section 3.2 – Selecting Round Settings. 4. Click the HOLE tab and then choose which hole to play. Note: For Closest to the Pin, Par 3 holes are highlighted; Par 4/5 holes cannot be selected. For Long Drive, any hole can be selected. 5. Click the PLAY TIME tab and then choose how many attempts each player will get. 6. Click the TEES & PIN tab and then choose which Tee Box players will hit from and which Pin Location (for Closest to the Pin only, not Long Drive) will be used. After changing/confirming the Settings, click TEE OFF! 1. To play the Darts (Henyet) or Blackout (Solaro) Games, click GAMES on the MAIN MENU, add players to the Roster and click NEXT. On the Games Screen, select DARTS – HENYET or BLACKOUT – SOLARO and click NEXT. You are not required to choose a Course, as they feature their own unique play areas. 2. You must now confirm the Settings. For Darts – Henyet, there are three tabs on the left (GAME OPTIONS, PLAY TIME and DIFFICULTY); for Blackout – Solaro, there are two (GAME OPTIONS and PLAY TIME). 3. Click the GAME OPTIONS tab to display the current course and play settings. To make changes, click the blue SETTINGS button. Note: For more info, see steps 4-8 in section 3.2 – Selecting Round Settings. 4. Click the PLAY TIME tab and then choose how many attempts each player will get and how long each player’s turn will be. 5. Click the DIFFICULTY tab (for Darts – Henyet only, not Blackout – Solaro) and then specify the difficulty of the targets (Easy, Medium, Hard or All). 6. After changing/confirming the Settings, click TEE OFF! Online Play allows you to play in real-time with friends anywhere in the world (e. Peer-to-Peer). All players must have E6 Connect installed and a good internet connection. You can host an online round or join a round hosted by another player. To Play an Online round: 1. Click ONLINE PLAY on the MAIN MENU. 2. A message is displayed, notifying you that a steady internet connection is required for this feature. Click OK. 3. On the Players screen, log in to add yourself to the roster, and then click NEXT. Important! You must be logged with your Player Profile to participate in Online Play; there is no option to play as a Guest. 4. On the Online Multiplayer screen, you can either JOIN A GAME created by another player or CREATE your own. Go to the next two sections for details. 1. To join a game created by another player, click in the white box under “Online Multiplayer”. This will bring up the Searching a Game dialog. 2. Type in the name given to this game by the player who created it and then click ENTER. 3. The game will appear in the Online Multiplayer list. Click it to display the course, settings and conditions for the game. Note: All settings/conditions for this game are chosen by the host. 4. Click JOIN GAME. 1. To host a game, click the blue CREATE button. 2. Follow the same steps as when setting up any round of golf. See Section 3 – Play Golf for instructions. 3. When you’ve finished setting up the round, the Creating a Game dialog appears. Type in a name for your game and then click ENTER. 4. You’ll now be in the Game Lobby. 1. The Game Lobby screen displays the name, Settings and Conditions of your game on the left side of the screen. In the center is the roster of players (including yourself). 2. Click the blue CHAT icon to chat with other players waiting in your Game Lobby. 3. If anyone you didn’t invite tries to join your game, click the player in the list and then click the BOOT Button. 4. When you’re ready to start, click the green READY button. Events are competitions created by TruGolf that registered users can participate in online. Each event is open for a set length of time and users can play the Event at any time during that window. Leaderboards tracks Event scores in real-time and whoever has the best score when the Event ends, wins. To Join an Event: 1. Click EVENTS on the MAIN MENU. 2. On the Players screen, log in to add yourself to the roster, and then click NEXT. Important!You must be logged with your Player Profile to participate in Events; there is no option to play as a Guest. 3. On the Events screen, all available Events are listed. Select the one you want and then click JOIN GAME. 4. To check the leaderboard for the Event, go to portal.e6golf.com. Portal.e6golf.com is a companion site for E6 CONNECT. This is where you create your Player Profile, manage your accounts and store/view your in-game shot/performance data. It also is the hub for the E6 CONNECT community and provides information, feeds and social media sharing. Each time you play round (logged into your Player Profile), the information from that round is saved and stored on the E6Golf Online website. Results from your Online Events, Peer to Peer matches, Achievements and Statistics are all tracked in real time and are instantly available to review. This is an extremely valuable tool for tracking your swing data, yardages, etc. Each E6 CONNECT license can be synched to one computer or device at a time. This is referred to as “binding”. If you would like to transfer one computer/device to another, E6 CONNECT provides an easy way to do so. 1. To Unbind an E6 Connect License 2. Log in to https://portal.e6golf.com 3. Click the PROFILE icon (in the top-right corner) and select LICENSES from the drop-down menu 4. On the Licenses screen, find the license you want to “unbind” (if more than one) and click the DOWN ARROW on the far right 5. The drop-down dialog will show the Permissions, Courses and Tracking Systems available with your license 6. To unbind your license, click the long, blue UNBIND FROM SIMULATOR button RELATED: For instructions on binding a license, see “Binding an E6 Connect License”. “We are unable to find a license associated with this account. Please check the email address used to purchase an E6 CONNECT license and try again.” The login was valid, but the account doesn’t have any licenses, bound or unbound. “There is no E6 CONNECT license associated with this account. Please check the email address used to purchase E6 CONNECT license and try again.” There are no more licenses available on this account because all existing licenses are bound to other sim IDs. The user must either unbind a license from another sim ID at https://beta.e6golf.com/settings/licenses or purchase additional licenses. “Please check your internet and try again.” E6 Connect cannot access the server because of a connectivity issue on the user’s end. The user needs to make sure they have internet and then attempt to activate the license again. “The server seems to be offline, please try again later.” E6 Connect cannot access the server because of a connectivity issue on the server’s end. The server could be down, or the connection. “Now, you can compete against golfers around the world, in turn-based head-to-head play. Online Play requires steady internet connection, fluctuation or loss of connectivity will result in interruption of play. This product is currently in beta, but will grow to include new features and Modes of Play throughout the year.” (This is a notification, not an error) This appears every time Online Play is selected from the main menu while it’s still in a Beta state. “Please enter a name for your online game.” The user attempted to create an Online game with no title in the “Creating A Game” menu. “You have been kicked out of the lobby because the host has left.” The lobby has been closed because the host of that online game actively exited the lobby, kicking all other users in the process and sending them to the online games list. “The host has disconnected to the game, click OK to exit the lobby.” The lobby has been closed because the host of that online game disconnected from the internet, kicking all users in the process and sending them to the online games list. “You have been kicked out of the lobby.” The host used the Kick feature on the user in the lobby, sending the user back to the online games list. However, Kicking is currently not available so this error message won’t be seen for the time being. “Your machine has been disconnected to the network. Please click OK to return to the Main Menu.” The user has experienced an interruption in their network connection while in an Online Play round and has been disconnected. “Could not connect to the server.” This is a general Online Play message stating that the server is experiencing connectivity issues. “Too many players have tried to enter, please select a different game.” The user cannot enter the game lobby because it’s already full (8 players). “No Game has been selected, please select a game.” The user clicked the Join Game button in the online games list without selecting a game to join. Connecting the Ernest Sports device: 1. Power on the ES device and PC or iOS device. 2. Open the BlueTooth Settings on the PC or iOS device you want to connect to. 3. Find the ES device in the list of BlueTooth devices. It should automatically be detected on iOS and appear under “Other devices” initially. To find it on PC (Windows 10): 4. Back in the main BlueTooth menu again, select the ES device in the list to connect to it. 5. The ES device should connect via BlueTooth to your PC or iOS device. Setting up the Ernest Sports device in E6 Connect: 1. Launch E6 Connect. 2.Enter the SETTINGS MENU and select the SIMULATOR TAB. 3. In the Tracking Systems list, select ERNEST SPORTS and select the BLUE CONFIGURATION BUTTON below the list. 4. In the Configure Menu, confirm that the Device Name is correct. The default is ES2020. 5. The ES2020 should be recognized by E6 Connect shortly and connect. 6. Select ACCEPT, then ACCEPT again in the Settings Menu to save your settings and return to the Main Menu. Helpful links: Connecting the FlightScope device via Wi-Fi: 1. Power on the FlightScope and PC or iOS device. 2. Open the WiFi Settings on the PC or iOS device you want to connect to. 3. In the network list, find the FlightScope device by its serial number (S/N for short). This can be found on a label on the back of the device. 4. Enter the device’s password. If you have not set one up yet, the default password is the device’s serial number starting with the letter “X”. For example, if the S/N is FS X3-001234, the default password would be X3-001234. 5. The FlightScope device should connect via WiFi to your PC or iOS device. Connecting the FlightScope via Ethernet cable on PC: Setting up the FlightScope in E6 Connect: 1. Launch E6 Connect. 2. Enter the SETTINGS MENU and select the SIMULATOR TAB. 3. In the Tracking Systems list, select FLIGHTSCOPE and select the BLUE CONFIGURATION BUTTON below the list. 4. If this is your first time connecting the device and it does not connect automatically, simply select it by its serial number in the list of model types, then select the CONNECT BUTTON. This must be done for the FlightScope Xi, as it requires manual detection. 5. Set the Sensor To Tee Distance and Mode. Please use FlightScope’s official setup instructions for detailed information and requirements. 6. Select ACCEPT, then ACCEPT again in the Settings Menu to save your settings and return to the Main Menu. *Depending on your network configuration, multiple FlightScope devices could be detected by E6 Connect, in which case the last used device will automatically connect if it is available. If the last used device is not available and multiple FlightScope devices are found, you will need to manually select the desired device by its serial number in the list of model types and then select the Connect button. Using your FlightScope device (incomplete): Helpful links: Connecting the TrackMan via Wi-Fi: 1. Power on the TrackMan and PC or iOS device. Wait for the solid green light on the radar to turn on before continuing. 2. Open the WiFi Settings on the PC or iOS device you want to connect to. 3. In the network list, find the TrackMan radar by its name. The default name is the serial number if the radar hasn’t been given a custom name. 4. Enter the TrackMan’s network password. If you have not set one up yet, the default password is “password” without the quotation marks and in all lowercase. 5. The radar should connect via WiFi to your PC or iOS device. Connecting the TrackMan via Ethernet cable on PC: 1. Power on the TrackMan and PC or iOS device. Wait for the solid green light on the radar to turn on before continuing. 2. Connect the Ethernet cable to the TrackMan radar and the PC (or your router). The TrackMan’s Ethernet port can be found on the bottom of the radar and the PC’s Ethernet port should be found in the back of the case near the USB ports. Placing and calibrating the TrackMan: 1. Please refer to TrackMan’s blog post for radar placement and setup here. 2. Calibration is done within the TPS software. Download it from here, then install it. 3. Launch the TrackMan Performance Studio. 4. Select Shot Analysis in the navigation bar. A view from the TrackMan’s camera will be displayed. 5. Follow TrackMan’s calibration tutorial video beginning at 0:45 to get started, and for fundamental calibration information. Setting up the TrackMan in E6 Connect: 1. Launch E6 Connect. 2. Enter the SETTINGS MENU and select the SIMULATOR TAB. 3. In the Tracking Systems list, select TRACKMAN 4/3e and select the BLUE CONFIGURATION BUTTON below the list. 4. In the Configure Menu, select the desired Tracking Mode. 5. Select ACCEPT, then ACCEPT again in the Settings Menu to save your settings and return to the Main Menu. Coming Soon TRUGOLF® E6 CONNECT™ GOLF SIMULATOR AND CHAMPIONSHIP COURSE SOFTWARE LICENSE READ THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF THIS SOFTWARE LICENSE (“ LICENSE ”) CAREFULLY. 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1.Getting Started
Welcome to E6 Connect!
1.1.System Requirements
Intel i5 Processor
8GB RAM
Nvidia 1070 Graphics Card or equivalent
(Dedicated GPU with DirectX 11 Support)
25GB of Hard Drive Space
Windows 10 (Required)
Internet Connection (Required) 1.2.Installation
1.3.Binding an E6 Connect License
1.4.System Configuration
1.5.Admin Permissions
2.Main Menu
3.Play Golf
3.1.Selecting Players for the Round
3.2.Selecting Round Settings
3.3.On the Tee
3.4.Post Shot Dialog
3.5.Terrain Grid
3.6.Putting Line
4.Profiles
4.1.Profile
4.2.Preferences
4.3.HUD
4.4.Security
5.Practice
5.1.Driving Range
5.2.Chip & Putt
5.3.Practice Stats
6.Games
6.1.Closest to Pin | Longest Drive
6.2.Darts | Blackout
6.2.1.How to play Darts – Henyet
6.2.2.How to play Blackout – Solaro
7.Online Play
7.1.Join Game
7.2.Create Game
7.3.Game Lobby
8.Events
9.E6Golf Online
10.License management
10.1.Unbinding an E6 Connect License
11.Error Messages
11.1.License & Activation
Invalid Login
No licenses available
Failed to Activate License
Failed to Activate License
11.4.Online Play (P2P)
Online Game
Missing Game Name
Notification
Notification
Notification
ERROR
Connection Error
Failed to Join Game
Failed to Join Game
12.Supported Devices
12.1.How to Play E6 Connect with Your Device
12.1.1.Ernest Sports
12.1.2.FlightScope
FlightScope’s official setup instructions
*Due to current integration limitations, connecting via Ethernet is not supported.
12.1.3.TrackMan
The TrackMan Performance Studio download page
Official radar placement tutorial video
Official quick connection and calibration tutorial video
Official detailed article on connecting via Ethernet or Wi-Fi
12.1.4.TruFlight 2
13.Appendix
13.1.EULA
0.0.I. END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT
13.2.Privacy Policy
If you do not agree to this policy, please refrain from using our sites and products.
Telephone Number: (801) 298-1997
Mailing Address
TruGolf Inc.
60 N 1400 W
Centerville, Utah 84014 13.3.Terms of Service
