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08 Account & Business

Billing · Profile · Pro shop setup

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Spectre Cloud
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09 Tips, Troubleshooting & Reference

FAQ · Best practices · Charts

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POS Admin Guide

POS Admin Guide

POS Operator Guide

POS Operator Guide

1 Getting Started

2 Account & Settings

3 Competitions

4 Shot Performance & Tracking

5 Arsenal Management

6 Spectre Cloud Integration (To be added in the future)

7 Tips, Troubleshooting & Reference

1.4 — Interface Overview

01 Getting Started

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Getting Started

2.1 — Language

02 Settings

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Settings

2.2 — System Defaults

02 Settings

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Settings

2.3 — Thumb Hole Preferences

02 Settings

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Settings

2.4 — Drill Press Calibration

02 Settings

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Settings

2.5 — Layout Preferences

02 Settings

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Settings

2.6 — Auto-Suggestions

02 Settings

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Settings

3.1 — Creating a Bowler Profile

03 Bowlers (Clients)

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Bowlers (Clients)

3.2 — Managing Bowler Profiles

03 Bowlers (Clients)

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Bowlers (Clients)

4.1 — Terminology & Concepts

04 Spec Sheets

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Spec Sheets

4.2 — Creating a Spec Sheet

04 Spec Sheets

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Spec Sheets

4.3 — Finger Measurements

04 Spec Sheets

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Spec Sheets

4.4 — Thumb Measurements (Round)

04 Spec Sheets

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Spec Sheets

4.5 — Thumb Measurements (Oval)

04 Spec Sheets

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Spec Sheets

5.1 — Understanding the Oval

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

5.2 — Method A: V/H Mode (Most Common)

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

5.3 — Method B: Horizontal Only (H Mode)

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

5.4 — Method C: Vertical Only (V Mode)

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

5.5 — Method D: Manual / NONE Mode

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

5.6 — Pitch Inside the Oval: EDGE vs. CENTER

05 Oval Calculator

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Oval Calculator

How to input a finger oval measurement ( no inserts)

Spec Sheets Inputting a finger oval measurement (no...

Click inside the finger hole circle in the area that says "Hole Size". Using the selection box, choose the correct drill bit size for each finger hole. After it has been selected, it will be displayed "Hole Size" located on the Spec sheet. Example: 5. ...

Installing a pre-drilled thumb insert

Spec Sheets Inputting pre-drilled thumb inserts

 For pre-drilled or pre-molded thumb inserts, select "Round" for Hole Type.  If installing a Contour or Turbo pre-sized insert, find the right size insert to fit the sides of the thumb comfortably.  Click "Size" to open the Drop-down list:    When ...

Understanding the acronyms and abbreviations you will use in the spec sheet

Spec Sheets Understanding Terminology , acronym, de...

On the spec sheet you will see 4 options :    "F" for Full span  "C" for Cut to Cut  "O" for Outer to cut "H" for Hole to Hole see the picture  In a conventional drilling with no inserts, F (Full), C (Cut to Cut) and H (Hole to Hole) are all exactl...

How to Setting your Spectre Cloud

Settings

1.Click on "Settings"located on top to the Spectre cloud. Then you get acces to the menu of "Settings"  2. You can adjust your" Language"  , "System defaults" , " Thumb Hole Preferences" , " Drill Press Calibration"  , "Layout Preferences" , "Auto-Suggesti...

Option #2 - Drilling the thumb hole first

Drilling Drilling Options

1 1)    Draw center line and midline of grip    2)    Dividing the span of the middle finger in half, draw the span line for the thumb hole              3)    Select correct drill bit for the thumb hole       4)    Set the correct pitches   5)    Align th...

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Spec Sheets Layout in 3D ( Spectre 3.223)

In the "Arsenal" section, the "Hole Depth" option is designed to indicate the desired depth of the finger and thumb holes — for example:  Click on the circle of the hole to indicate the depth, for example:  Once you have entered your desired hole dep...

In the shop

Drilling Preparation for drilling

-Here are the important things to keep in mind in order to drill your bowling ball !!! . Must-have tool  . Understanding the movement of the drill press . Finishing the hole . How to properly glue grips . How to center a slug and make a round hole . Tool...

Here are the 5 important things to mention when identifying the bowlers.

The Bowlers 5 STATS TO GATHER

. PAP ( Positive Axis Point) . Axis Rotation  . Axis tilt . Speed . Rev Rate

Finding and Measuring the PAP ( Positive Axis Point )

The Bowlers

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.    

Axis Rotation

The Bowlers

There are three types of axis of rotation your player can end up on... 1: ( 0-30 degrees )    10% of players 2: ( 30-60 degrees )  80% of players 3: ( 60-90 degrees )  10% of players To determine the axis of rotation, place a piece of tape on the player's ...

Axis Tilt

The Bowlers

Bowling axis tilt is the upward or downward angle of the ball's axis of rotation relative to the lane, affecting how much of the ball's circumference touches the lane. A higher tilt results in a longer, straighter ball path with a sharper reaction, while a low...

Ball Speed and Rev Rate

The Bowlers

1.All bowlers are different from one another. There are five categories of bowlers based on the speed-to-rev ratio, which are as follows: 2. It is VERY IMPORTANT to fully identify your player in order to select a bowling ball that meets their specific needs...

Here is the understanding of the 3 phases of the hook that the ball must go through!

Ball Motion

1. -Phase 1 of the lane is the front part, which goes from the foul line to 30 feet. -Phase 2 is the mid-lane area, which ranges from 25 to 45 feet. -Phase 3 is the back end of the lane, from 45 feet to the end of the pin deck. - Phase 1 – Skid Phase D...

Understanding all properties, composite of the bowling ball.

Ball Properties

? Three Key Properties of a Bowling Ball 1. CG – Centre of Gravity Definition: The CG marks the balance point of the ball's core. It’s usually indicated by a small dot or marking on the surface of the ball. Function: Helps determine the drillin...

Basic Layout

Layout

The basic 60-degree layout in relation to the CG is ideal for beginner bowlers and applies only to symmetrical balls. It’s also a great option regardless of your grip type, whether conventional or fingertip! ? Why this layout is considered “basic” A 60-deg...

Dual layout

Layout

? The 3 Parameters of the Dual Angle Layout Drilling Angle (First Angle) Pin-to-PAP Distance VAL Angle (Second Angle)  6 ? Why does the Mass Bias angle matter? A smaller MB angle means the ball will transition more smoothly from hook to r...

Suggested layouts ( based on axis rotation )

Layout

Here a couples suggestions of layouts based on axis rotation . For bowlers have  ( 0-30 degrees ) axis rotation : For heavy or long patterns: For shorts or driers conditions:  For bowlers located between ( 30-60°) axis rotation : Heavy or long pattern...

Layout Selection

Layout

There are now four decisions to make when choosing layout selection, since the weight  hole is banned by USBC  since August 2020.

Sum of angles

Layout

? What Is the "Sum of Angles" in Bowling Ball Layouts? In the Dual Angle system, a layout is described by three measurements: Drilling Angle / Pin-to-PAP Distance / VAL Angle Example: 60° × 4" × 40° The sum of angles is simply the Drilling Angle +...

Completing the bowler’s arsenal

Layout

? 1. Novice Bowler (Beginner or Entry-Level Player) Profile:Learning basic fundamentals — approach, release, targeting, and spare shooting.Focus is on building confidence and consistency rather than variety. Goal:Develop a simple, reliable setup that teaches...