This
computerized tennis ball machine will give you a real challenge
on the tennis court.
Control
Panel
Record
the games of the latest Grand Slam, and select which set would
you want to try on the court. The SuperCoach can reproduce
all the ball sequences of any of the sets. It can do so by
first programming the locations and ball types of every shot,
than adjusting the parameters, such as speed, spin etc. to
mach the the ball type exactly. Save it and replay it until
you return all the balls perfectly.
Control
Panel (CP)

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ENTER
executes the selected menu item |
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BACK
navigates you back to the previous menus
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UP
moves you through the menus or increases parameters
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DOWN
moves down in the menu or decreases parameters
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ON/ADJUST
turns CP on or enters ball adjust mode
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test
ball/SAVE shoots a ball in adjust mode or saves
a program
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RECALL
recalls a program or executes some other functions
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Ball
type select:
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Select
the next ball type before you select its location
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Half
court Simulation:
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On
the left side of the CP each yellow tennis ball designates
an impact point on your side of the court.
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Program
locations:
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(P1-P32):32
programs can be saved (30 strokes per program). Coaching
routines (R1-R12):12 preprogrammed routines plus Random
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Liquid
Crystal Display (LCD)
The
4 rows, 16 characters LCD is the heart of the human interface
between the user and the SuperCoach. Its operation is similar
to a cell phone menu. The UP and DOWN buttons
move the cursor (blinking > <) to the desired operation.
Enter executes it, and BACK takes you to the
previous menu.
For
example, when you turn the machine on, the CP displays the
menu as seen on the picture.
The
Play menu will take you to the next step, such as Recall/Edit
or Enter Strokes. Selecting the Options menu will take you
to the Calibration menu, where you can calibrate the ejection
motors, adjust the horizontal position of the gun, or adjust
the ball speed and ball heights over the net.
We
will not going into the details here. Most of the menus are
intuitive and self explanatory.



