Nina Caldwell
The Bushnell Wingman is a compact and powerful golf GPS device that can provide valuable information about your course. It can be paired with a mobile device, such as an iPhone or Android phone, to access features such as music play and audible GPS voice functions. In this paragraph, we will discuss how to connect the Bushnell Wingman golf speaker to your device via Bluetooth and the necessary steps to ensure a successful connection.
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What You'll Learn
Connecting Bushnell Wingman to iPhone
To connect your Bushnell Wingman to your iPhone, you will need to download the Bushnell Golf Mobile app. This app is compatible with Apple iOS and can be downloaded from the Apple App Store.
Initial Pairing
To initially pair your iPhone with the Wingman speaker, follow these steps:
- Restart your phone.
- Turn off Bluetooth on your phone.
- Ensure both the speaker and remote are turned off.
- Open the Bushnell app on your phone.
- The app will prompt you to go to your phone settings and turn on Bluetooth.
- Go back to the Bushnell app.
- Select "Add New Device".
- Tap on the Wingman icon from the list of devices to be added.
- Select "Continue".
- Press and hold the button on the remote until it chirps.
- Hit "Next" on the Bushnell app.
- Power on the Bluetooth speaker.
- Leave the app and go to your phone's Bluetooth settings.
- Locate the Wingman speaker under "Available Devices" and pair the speaker. The speaker will make an audible sound when it is paired.
Troubleshooting
If you are having issues with pairing, try the following troubleshooting steps:
- Ensure that Bluetooth and location services are allowed access to the Bushnell Golf App.
- If the remote is not working, check if the remote battery needs to be replaced.
- If the speaker is not connecting, try resetting the speaker by pressing the reset button inside the "IN" charge port.
- If the speaker and phone have become unpaired, go to the Wingman Device Page on the app and press the "Pair/Unpair" button to repair the connection.
- Ensure that your phone is set to "Do Not Disturb" to allow calls while using the Wingman.
Additional Features
The Wingman speaker has a microphone that allows you to take incoming calls. To answer a call, press the Play button. To reject a call, press and hold the Play button. To end a call, press the Play button again. You can also redial the last called number by pressing and holding the Play button.
The Wingman can remember up to eight different Bluetooth devices for music play only. If you want to use the audible GPS voice functions, you will need to use the Bushnell Golf Mobile App, which allows a single Wingman to be switched between different phones.
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Connecting Bushnell Wingman to Android
To connect your Bushnell Wingman to an Android device, you will need to download the Bushnell Golf App from the Google Play Store. The new version of the app allows you to switch between different phones with the app installed.
Initial Pairing
- Restart your phone.
- Ensure that your phone's Bluetooth is turned off.
- Turn off both the speaker and the remote.
- Go to your Bluetooth settings and turn on Bluetooth.
- Look at the previously paired Bluetooth devices. If the Wingman speaker and/or remote are listed, select the option to forget them from your phone (this varies depending on the manufacturer and build version of Android).
- Open the Bushnell app and select 'Add New Device'.
- Tap on the Wingman icon from the list of devices to be added.
- The app screen will show a blue banner that reads 'Remote Connected (1 of 2)'. If not, select 'Pair Device'.
- Press and hold the button on the remote until it chirps.
- Select the option on the app to pair the remote.
- Follow the in-app instructions to power on the speaker.
- The speaker should now automatically connect via Bluetooth.
- Tap 'Next' on the app.
Your Wingman is now ready to use for golf and music.
Troubleshooting
If you are having issues with pairing, ensure that Bluetooth and location services are allowed access on your phone for the Bushnell Golf App. You can also try repairing your remote by following the steps outlined in the 'Advanced Instructions' section of the Bushnell Golf website.
Additionally, make sure that your phone is set to 'Do Not Disturb' with the appropriate settings to allow the calls you want to ring. If connectivity issues persist, refer to the detailed walkthrough instructions provided by Bushnell Golf.
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Repairing your remote for iPhone
To connect your Bushnell Golf speaker, you must first ensure that Bluetooth and location services are allowed access to the Bushnell Golf App. You should also ensure that your phone's Bluetooth is turned off. Next, open the Bushnell app and select 'Add New Device'. Tap on the Wingman icon from the list of devices to be added, then select 'Continue'. At this point, you should press and hold the button on the remote until it chirps. Hit 'Next' on the Bushnell app, then power on the Bluetooth speaker. Leave the app and enter your phone's Bluetooth settings. Locate the Wingman speaker under 'Available Devices' and pair the speaker.
Now, for repairing your remote for iPhone, follow these steps:
- Ensure that your phone Bluetooth is turned off.
- Start with both the speaker and remote turned off.
- Open the Bushnell app on your phone.
- The app will prompt you to go to your phone settings and turn on Bluetooth.
- Go back into the Bushnell app.
- Tap the Wingman icon from the device list. A blue banner should be present, reading 'Remote Connected (1 of 2)'.
- Exit the Bushnell App and enter the Bluetooth settings of your phone.
- Locate the Wingman speaker on the Bluetooth list and pair the speaker to the phone.
- Return to the Bushnell app. The blue banner should now read 'Connected (2 of 2)'.
If you are still facing issues with your remote, you may need to reset the speaker. To do this, locate the reset button inside the "IN" charge port. If the remote has become unpaired with the phone, you will need to press the pair/unpair button in the Wingman Device Page on the app.
If connectivity issues persist, you may need to refer to detailed walkthrough instructions. Additionally, ensure that your phone is not on 'Do Not Disturb' mode, as this can interfere with the connection.
If you are using the Bushnell speaker with an Apple TV, and your Apple TV remote is not working, you can try the following:
- Press and hold the Back (or Menu) and Volume Up buttons for five seconds. If your remote is still not working as expected, try restarting your remote by pressing and holding the TV/Control Center button and the Volume Down button simultaneously.
- Release the buttons and wait 5-10 seconds for a 'Remote Disconnected' notification to appear on your TV screen. Wait while your remote restarts. When the 'Connected' notification appears, you can use your remote.
- Charge your remote for 30 minutes using a USB-C to USB or Lightning to USB cable and a USB wall charger.
- Unplug your Apple TV from the wall power outlet, wait for at least six seconds, and then plug it back in.
If you are using the iPhone Remote app and facing issues, try the following:
- Ensure that you are on the same Wi-Fi network as the device you are trying to control.
- Update the software on your iPhone, Apple TV, and iTunes.
- Enable Home Sharing on your iPhone by opening the Remote app.
- Upgrade your AirPort Wi-Fi base station or Time Capsule with built-in AirPort if they have outdated software.
- Reconfigure the firewall on your Mac or PC to allow incoming connections to iTunes.
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Repairing your remote for Android
If you are experiencing issues with your Bushnell Wingman speaker, there are a few troubleshooting steps you can take to try and resolve the problem.
First, ensure that your phone's Bluetooth and location services are allowed access to the Bushnell Golf App. If the issue persists, try resetting the speaker by pressing the reset button inside the "IN" charge port. If the remote has become unpaired from your phone, you can press the pair/unpair button on the Wingman Device Page in the app to repair the connection.
If you are still experiencing connectivity issues, you may need to take additional steps to repair your remote. Here are some general tips for repairing an Android remote:
- Start with both the speaker and remote turned off.
- Go to the Bluetooth settings on your phone and turn it on.
- If the Wingman speaker or remote is listed under previously paired devices, select the option to forget them from your phone.
- Open the Bushnell app on your phone and select the Wingman from the account list.
- If a blue banner that says "Remote Connected (1 of 2)" does not appear, select the "Pair Device" option.
- Press and hold the button on the remote until it chirps, then select the option on the app to pair the remote.
- Follow the in-app instructions to power on the speaker.
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, you may need to try a more hands-on approach to repairing your remote. Here are some additional tips:
- Identify the non-working buttons. Press each button and check if it requires any fixes.
- Remove the batteries from the remote and look for any screws around the body.
- Using a screwdriver, unscrew all the screws and carefully open the remote case.
- Separate the rubber control pad from the hard plastic case.
- If the remote is particularly dirty, you can remove the circuit board from the case and clean it with isopropyl alcohol or an electronics cleaning kit.
- Wash the rubber buttons with soap and water, using a soft brush to scrub away any noticeable debris.
- Rinse the buttons and plastic case under running water, ensuring that they are completely dry before reassembling the remote.
- If the buttons are still not working, you can try repairing them with conductive paint or aluminium foil to reinforce the contacts.
- Reassemble the remote, insert new batteries, and test the buttons to see if they are now working.
By following these steps, you should be able to repair your Android remote and resolve any connectivity issues with your Bushnell Wingman speaker.
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Adjusting speaker volume
To adjust the speaker volume of your Bushnell Golf speaker, use the Plus and Minus buttons. Press the Plus button to increase the volume and the Minus button to decrease it.
To advance to the next track, press and hold the Plus button. To start a track from the beginning, press and hold the Minus button.
The Play button can also be used to pause and resume music. Press the Play button once to pause the music and again to resume.
To answer an incoming call, press the Play button. To reject an incoming call, press and hold the Play button. To end a call, simply press the Play button again.
To redial the last called number, press and hold the Play button.
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Frequently asked questions
Start with both the speaker and remote turned off. Open the Bushnell app on your phone and select "Add New Device". Tap on the Wingman icon from the list of devices, then select "Continue". Press and hold the button on the remote until it chirps. Power on your Bluetooth speaker, then locate and pair the speaker via your phone's Bluetooth settings.
Yes, you can. Start with both the speaker and remote turned off and ensure Bluetooth is on. If the Wingman speaker is listed in your previously paired Bluetooth devices, forget it from your phone. Open the Bushnell app and select the Wingman from the account list. Press and hold the remote button until it chirps, then follow the in-app instructions to power on the speaker.
If you're experiencing connectivity issues, try resetting the speaker using the reset button inside the "IN" charge port. If issues persist, refer to the detailed walkthrough instructions provided by Bushnell Golf.
Use the Plus and Minus buttons on the speaker to adjust the volume up or down.
Yes, the Wingman can remember up to 8 different Bluetooth devices for music play only, without using the Bushnell Golf App.
