Load Uneekor and get the bay ready

1Wake the bay

1. At the desk in your bay, wiggle the mouse or tap a key. The PC is normally asleep, not off.
2. If the big screen stays dark, point the bay remote at the projector (or the TV in a private bay) and press power once. Give it 20–30 seconds.
3. You should see the Windows desktop with the simulator icons on it.

2Open Uneekor

Uneekor is the app that talks to the sensor mounted overhead. It usually starts on its own when the PC wakes. If you don’t see it:

1. Double-click the Uneekor View icon on the desktop.
2. Wait about 15 seconds while it connects to the overhead unit.
3. Look for the connected indicator on screen. Once it shows, the sensor is live.

3Set up the hitting area

1. Grab a ball from the bay’s basket and set it on the marked spot on the hitting strip. That spot is directly under the overhead unit — the sensor only reads what’s inside its zone.
2. Tee it up on the rubber tee if you’re hitting driver; hit off the mat for everything else.
3. Stand on the mat in your normal address position. Nothing needs to be aimed or calibrated — the unit is already aligned to the screen.

4Check left- or right-handed

1. In Uneekor, find the player or settings area and check Right-handed / Left-handed.
2. Left-handers: switch it before the first swing. The sensor reads a lefty swing from the other side, so a wrong setting shows up as shots flying the wrong way or not registering at all.
3. Take one easy swing and confirm a number appears on screen.

5Start the rest of the software

Uneekor alone is the practice range. To play a course, two more programs need to be running, in this order:

1. With Uneekor connected, open the Uneekor Connector from the desktop. Leave its window open in the background — it’s the bridge that feeds shots into the game.
2. Open GSPro last. It should show it’s connected and ready to hit.
3. Next: Log in with your GSPro account, or if you want your practice saved, log in with your Uneekor account first.