KR910007177Y1 - An electronic watch which expresses golf scores - Google Patents

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Electronic watch with golf score function

1 is a complete view of the electronic wristwatch having a golf score function completed by the present invention.

2 is a circuit diagram of an electronic wrist watch having a golf score function according to the present invention.

3 is a view showing an entire segment of the liquid crystal display shown in FIG.

Figure 4 is a flow chart of the mode according to the operation of the switch.

5 is a flowchart showing operation of the menu and the operation of the switch in the golf mode.

6 is a liquid crystal display display state in facet mode.

7 is a mode operation diagram according to the switch operation in the play mode.

8 is a liquid crystal display display state in the play mode.

9 is a liquid crystal display state when the game score is better than the best three.

* Explanation of symbols for main parts of the drawings

1: electronic watch with a golf score function 2: switch

3: switch 2 4: switch 5

5: switch 4 6: switch 3

7 liquid crystal display 8 trimmer

9: crystal 10: 3V lithium battery

The present invention relates to an electronic wrist watch having a golf score function, and adds a golf score function to a conventional electronic wrist watch to allow golfers to use a separate recording card without having to use a separate recording card, thereby having multifunction such as a clock function and a golf score function. And at the same time to increase the convenience.

In general, it is common to improve the score record in a golf game by writing on a card made of paper and writing tools, and recently, a golf score-card is produced by electronically operating a button to record on a liquid crystal display. As it is being sold, users can use it more conveniently, but it is also inconvenient to carry, and in terms of function, it also displays only basic matters such as PAR, Stroke, Put, and Total Score. It was just giving.

The present invention puts a golf score function on a conventional electronic watch, which makes it easy to carry without using a separate golf score card and maximizes its convenience by varying its functions.

Referring to the electronic wristwatch including the golf score according to the present invention in detail.

Figure 1 is an external complete view of the electronic wrist watch including a golf score completed by the present invention as the golf score function is added to the same function as a conventional electronic watch as a summary of the function as follows.

0. Time, date and day display function.

0. CHRONOGRAPH-The user can select the LAP or SPLIT function, measured in hundredths of a second up to 24 hours.

0. TIMER-COUNT DOWN & Repeat Function-Up to 23: 59.59 can be set.

0. Dual Time Zone

0. 24 Hours Alarm (ALARM) Alarm will sound for 20 seconds at the specified time.

0. Servo function Notifies the time signal every hour

0. Night light function to see the time in the dark.

0. Golf Score Among the above functions, except the golf score is the same as the conventional electronic watch, so the detailed description will be omitted and described in detail the golf score function as follows.

2 is a circuit diagram of an electronic wrist watch 1 including a golf score according to the present invention, which is operated by a 3V lithium battery, and an oscillation frequency of a crystal is 32,768 HZ.

FIG. 3 shows the entire segment of the liquid crystal display 7 shown in FIG.

Figure 4 shows the order of the mode according to the operation of the switch, the asterisk (★) indicates the case of pressing the button for 2 seconds or more.

In the golf mode timer function of FIG. 4, when the switch 3 (SW 3) is pressed for 2 seconds or more, the golf rod is in a state. In the golf mode, the stroke and putt for each hole can be recorded up to 18 holes (HOLES). The lamp does not work.

In addition, if you press switch 3 (SW 3) for more than 2 seconds in any golf mode, it will return to the time, date and day function (T.O.D-TIME OF DAY) and the flag (FLAG) will not blink.

5 shows the menu display and the operation sequence according to the operation of the switch in the golf mode, and the golf menu automatically enters the play menu after 1-1.5 seconds, and if the play mode is reset ( If RESET) is not done, the play menu automatically returns to the state before the golf mode after 1-1.5 seconds, and if it is reset, the play menu is stopped and displayed.

In this state, press the switch 1 (SW1) to enter the play mode, press the switch 2 (SW 2) to enter the PAR SET MODE, the display state of the liquid crystal display is as shown in Figure 6 and the operation state is Same as

As shown in Fig. 3, the hole is displayed in digits 2-5, the wave PAR is displayed in digits 8-10, and the number of waves is displayed in digit 13.

Settings can be made up to 18 holes, the maximum of the wave can be up to 9 in each hole, and if you press switch 4 (SW4) or switch 5 (SW5) for more than 2 seconds, the wave is reset to 4.

In par mode, the switch operates as follows:

Switch 1 (SW1)... … HOLE CHANGE

Switch 2 (SW2). … Go to the previous state.

Switch 3 ^* (SW3 ^* ). … Exit time, date and day mode.

Switch 4 (SW4)... … PAR PLUS

Switch 5 (SW5)... … PAR MINUS

Switch 4 ^* (SW5 ^* ). … RESET

If the BONDING OPTINON in C-MOS is not connected, faceting will not work.

Pressing switch 1 (SW1) in the play menu enters the play mode.In the play mode, there are functions of recording the hole score, displaying the game score, reconfirming each hole score, and error correction (ERROR CORRECTION). It is shown in the figure.

8 shows the display state of the liquid crystal display 7, in which the upper left is a hole number, the right is a hole stroke and a put, and the lower is a game score.

When entering a hole score, strokes and putts can be recorded up to 15 and automatically calculated with the current number of strokes / putts and the total score of previous holes.

If the stroke is zero, the hole change by switch 1 (SW1) is not possible, and the indication of OVER / MEMO is displayed when the 9 holes and the 18 holes are finished.

MEMORIZED is enabled when switch 4 (SW 4) or switch 5 is pressed for more than 2 seconds when an over / note is shown.

The operation of the switch for hall score input is as follows.

Switch 1.. … Holchan

Switch 1 ^* …. … HOLE SCORE RECALL

Switch 2.. … Return to Play Menu Display (PLAY MENU)

Swatch 2 ^* … … Entering Facet Mode (PAR SET MODE)

Switch 3.. … Game Score Display

Switch 3 ^* . … T, O, D conversion

Swatch 4... … stroke

Switch 4 ^* .. … Reset Stroke to Zero

Switch 5.. … Putt

Switch 5 ^* . … Reset putt to zero

(Switch 4 + switch 5)... … Reset to play menu display

The upper left is the hole number, the right is the total stroke / put and the lower is the par in the game score display.

The switch operation of the game score is as follows. The maximum total score and putt can be up to 99, and the maximum wave value is from +40 to -20.

Switch 1: Hall Cage

Switch 1 ^* : Recalls each hole score

Switch 2: Returns to the Play Menu Display.

Switch2 ^* : enters facet mode

Switch 3: Enter hole score input

Switch 3 ^* : enters T, O, D

(Switch 4 + Switch 5) ^* : Reset

The switch operation in OVER / MEMO is as follows. In the LCD display state, the top is over and the bottom is memo.

Switch1: 10 holes

Switch 2: Returns to the Play Menu Display.

Switch 2 ^* : enter facet mode

Switch 3 ^* : enters T, O, D

Switch 4 ^* : Game Over

Switch 5 ^* : Game Over

(Switch 4 + Switch 5) ^* : Reset

The upper left is the hole number, the right is the total stroke / put and the lower is the par in the LCD display during game over.

The operation of the switch is as follows.

Switch 1 ^* : Enters the Hallscore reclock.

Switch 2: Returns to the Play Menu Display.

Switch 3 ^* : enters T, O, D.

(Switch 4 + Switch 5) ^* : Reset

If faceting is not necessary due to the bonding option, the total score will be displayed instead of the wave at the bottom. After 18 holes, the hole switching by switch 1 is impossible.

The HallScore recall function appears when switch 1 is pressed for more than 2 seconds in all modes except hole 1 and over / memo display status, allowing you to review scores and fix errors. If switch 2 is kept pressed, the score of each hole is automatically displayed from the starting point every 2 seconds. At this time, the display state is stopped by pressing switch 2, and the score of each hole is automatically displayed by pressing switch 1 again. While the display state is stopped, the switch body can be operated to display error fixing and game scores. If switch 1 is operated to indicate a hole, the next hole is displayed.

If switch 1 is pressed for more than 2 seconds, it returns to the starting point and the operation of switch is as follows.

Switch1: Whole chunk

Switch 1 ^* : Return to the starting point.

Switch 2: Hold

(Switch 4 + Switch 5) ^* : Reset

If the game score is better than the best 3 score when the 18-hole game is completed and you go to the next function or memory, the game score and the best number will blink alternately by 1 second.

This is shown in Figure 9, which automatically returns to the 18-hole game score display in 60-120 seconds.

The game score memory function MEM can store the scores and dates of the games played and can check the game scores and dates of the four games that have been recently stored and operates as follows.

Pressing switch 3 on the play menu enters the last 4 menu display state, and the latest game is displayed first, and the progress date and game score are alternately displayed at 1 second intervals.

If 3 games are played, the score of the last 3 games is displayed first.

Each game can be reset, and if the last 3 games are reset, the last 4 games will be replaced.

The operation of the switch is as follows.

Switch 1 (SW 1): ADVANCE

Switch 3 (SW 3): Enters T. O. D.

(Switch 4 + Switch 5) ^* (SW4 + SW5) ^* : Reset

The best game score memory function is a function for re-checking three games with the highest scores for games played with 18 holes and automatically remembering the game end date.

The operation method of the switch is the same as in the game score memory function. When the number of games is smaller than 18 holes, the game score is not stored in the best three scores.

The best score is determined by comparing the total score of each game score, and each game can be reset. If Best 1 is reset, Best 2 is entered.

In addition, the current time confirmation function is to inform the current time, date and day of the week in any mode when the user wants, and after confirmation, the display automatically returns to the currently used display state.

As described in detail above, the electronic wristwatch including the golf score according to the present invention is not only the ups and downs of golf, but also the convenience of various functions such as the best 3 games / last 4 games functions, and further convenience thereof. The function is added to the wristwatch to eliminate the inconvenience of carrying separately.

Claims (1)

In an electronic wrist watch having only a normal clock mode function, a circuit is formed by connecting a bonding option and a plurality of switches (SW1-SW5) to a known C-MOS IC chip, and pressing switch 3 (SW3) in the clock mode. Entering the golf mode automatically enters the play menu, press switch 2 (SW2) to enter facet mode, or press switch 1 (SW1) to set the play mode state and within play mode the score of the hole being played is switched. When inputted by pressing 4 (SW4) and switch 5 (SW5), the score and total score for each hole in progress are automatically calculated and displayed. When (SW3) is pressed, the last 4 menus are displayed, and the score and date of the last 4 games are displayed according to the press of switch 1 (SW1). Pressing switch 3 (SW3) will display the best 3 menu, and the best game score is automatically memorized by switch 1 (SW1). Electronic wristwatch with a golf score function, characterized in that consisting of the current time check function that tells the time date and day.