Answer
- Â Make sure your Bluetooth is turned on for the TruPulse
- Hold the bottom arrow down for 3 seconds
- Navigate though the setup menu using the top arrow until you see bt
- Hit the Fire button
- Make sure you see bt_on
- If not hit the up arrow
- Hit Fire to store
- Make sure you see bt_on
- Hit the Fire button
-  Make a Bluetooth Connection Between the TruPulse and the Mobile Device
- On the Mobile Device go to Start/Settings
- Choose the Connections tab (bottom of the screen)
- Click on the Bluetooth Icon
- Select the Mode tab
- Make sure Turn on Bluetooth is checked
- Select the Devices tab
- Choose Add new Device
- Make sure the TruPulse is turned on
- Select your TruPulse Laser and click on Next (at bottom)
- Enter the Passcode: 1111 and click on Next
- Check box next to Serial Port and click on Finish
- Select the COM Ports tab
- Choose New Outgoing Port
- Choose your TruPulse Laser and click on next
- Choose your COM Port (Remember this Port)
- Uncheck Secure Connection and click on Finish
- Â Click on OK and x at the top corner to close out of the Bluetooth Settings
- Â Setup the TruPulse in TerraSync
- Open TerraSync and go to the Setup Menu
- Select the External Sensors Icon
- Check the Box next to Laser
- Click on the Properties Tab
- Port = From above
- Baud Rate = 4800
- Click OK
- Click OK
- Â Collect Data
- Open TerraSync
- Create a new Data File
- Collect your feature
- Stand in an Open Area
- This will Log a Reference Position
- Aim and shoot the laser at your target
- Make sure to keep the laser close to the antenna where you shot the Reference Postion
- You should see offset received
- Repeat as necessary
Note*
- Make sure you have the appropriate magnetic declination set in one of the following, but NOT both:
- Â Laser
- TerraSync Software (Located under Setup/Units)See Support Note on information about  Magnetic Declination
- You should take some test shots and navigate to them to check the accuracy. Remember to use Integrated SBAS as your Real-time correction source when navigating or otherwise you can be up to ~50 Ft off.  WAAS is submeter!