GUIDE

Course markers: how it works

Print two sheets, measure your course in once, and from then on a single scan puts the course back where you saved it. The small window shows what you see in the headset. Click the picture to skip ahead.

Step 1 to 2 · Create and print
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Course markers

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Create marker
Marker 1
Marker 2
Step 3 · Place the sheets
Wall side Ground
Course area
Marker 1
Marker 2
a few meters, 8 to 10 m is better
Both sheets at the edge, same side is fine. Flat, matte, fixed.
Step 4 · Scan Marker 1
Marker 1
Marker 2
In the headset
iAllow room data access when the headset asks (first scan only).
Alignment
Marker 1
Stand about 1 meter from the sheet
Step 5 · Scan Marker 2
Marker 1
Marker 2
In the headset
iMarker 1 captured. For precise measuring scan Marker 2 now.
Marker 2
Blue frame: still measuring. Green check: done.
Step 5 · Align once
Marker 1
Marker 2
1 2 3
In the headset

Align course at this marker?

The position is stored relative to the marker and restored on every scan. The dialog sits at eye height, look up if the sheet lies on the ground.

AlignKeep as is
✓Saved. Every scan now restores this position.
Alignment
Position the course with the usual tools, then press the Marker button again
Step 6 · Everyday use
Marker 1
Marker 2
1 2 3
In the headset
Marker 1
✓Course aligned.
Scan from the same spot as when measuring for best accuracy
Step 7 · Shared markers
Marker 1
Marker 2
1 2 3
You
Club mate's headset
Marker 1
✓Course aligned.
Other accounts get the saved position. Only the owner can change it.
Step 8 · Measure in again
Marker 1
Marker 2
1 2 3
In the headset
✓Course aligned. To re-align, press the marker button again now.
iPosition the course, then press the Marker button once more to save.
The button shows a different icon for about ten seconds after a scan
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Marker sheets come from your account at getrunline.app under Course markers. The exact print size is not critical, larger prints such as A2 track a bit more reliably. Print must be flat and matte.

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