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How it works

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Connect power and HDMI cable to the back of the Exputt Camera

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Install the camera by using the camera stand or attach it to TV

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Press the power button on the back of the EXPUTT camera for about 2 seconds until the LED light at the side of the camera lights up.

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Press the power button on the back of the EXPUTT camera for about 2 seconds until the LED light at the side of the camera lights up.

⚠ Please do not place any objects, including balls or putters, on the mat while the program is searching for the mat.

If the putting mat does not show up on the screen properly, you can move or rotate the camera so that it faces the putting mat.

Rotate the camera

⚠ Please do not place any objects, including balls or putters, on the mat while the program is searching for the mat.

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Check the height of the camera and the distance between the camera and the putting mat

Distance between mat and camera

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Follow the instruction from TV screen and when syncing is done, use your remote controller and press 'OK'

⚠ In order for the Exputt camera to identify the putter movement, you need to provide proper lighting.

Provide proper lighting for putting matt

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Use the putter like a mouse (during challenge or play mode)

Putter mouse operation area

Putter mouse operation area

As you move the putter within this area, you will see the mouse pointer on the screen moving.

⚠ Please don't place other objects in this area, so the camera can read only the putter's position

Putting Area

Putting ready area

As you place the ball in the area, you'll hear the voice "Ready" which means the ball is placed in right place. Red X will appear when ball is moved from this area.

⚠ Please don't place other objects in this area, so the camera can read only the putter's position

Hint Key

Hint key

On the practice 2 or game modes, the hint key shows the recommended putting lines towards the hole. Only functions when the ball is in the putting area (ready status) You can also use the remote controller to select this option

Direction Key

Direction key

Used in game or practice 2 menu in order to adjust the putting direction to the left or right. Only functions when the ball is in the putting area (ready status). You can also use the remote controller to select this option

⚠ If you tap with the middle of the putter face, Exputt camera might not recognize its movement since the camera reads the putter's heel and toe positions.

⚠ If your putter face is dark, you might need to stick the included stickers on the heel and the toe of the putter face. (Or, you can use any 0.5" round shaped stickers)

Putter striking directions Provide matt with light

During mouse operation, please angle the putter so that the face, with stickers, is facing the camera.

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From the main menu, you can play in 3 different modes: practice 1, 2 or game. You can set different configuration on the setting menu

Practice 1 Main Practice 1 Menu Practice 1 Video

Practice 1
Practice green. You are able to practice your sense of distance on a smooth, flat green. You are able to select three practice greens which have no slopes. In the case of target distance, this can also be selected through 3 distance modes - Fixed, Random, Increase. You will be able to find out information on the speed, path and impact angle of the putter, as well as the speed and direction of the ball. You can refer to these to improve consistency of your putting stroke.


Practice 2 main Practice 2 Menu Practice 2 Video

Practice 2
You can choose one of the four 9-hole courses and practice putting towards a hole. In this mode, you are able to practice and refine your sense of distance as well as practice putting in a sloped green. Read the slope of the green using the movement of water drops moving through the grid. Comparing your target line and what the program recommends is also a good practice.


Game Main Game Menu Game Video

Game
A maximum of four people can play a putting game through game mode. The player name is automatically set to Player 1, Player 2, Player 3 and Player 4. You can select one of the four 9-hole courses, and game proceeds in stroke play. Player 1 starts putting and when Player 1 gets a concede/hole-in, Player 2 will start putting for the next.