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4.6.2 Entering the oval inputs (step-by-step)
4.6.2 oval This page is the step-by-step companion to 4.6.1. The four oval inputs — starting bit, oval width, oval degree, and taper — are defined in 4.6.1, and the calculation that turns them into drilling movements is covered in 4.6.3 and the Oval Calcula...
4.6.3 How the system calculates the oval cut from your inputs
4.6.3 oval Once the four oval inputs are entered, Spectre Cloud calculates the drilling instructions — a set of x-axis and y-axis offset movements that tell you how to reposition the ball relative to the bit to open the round pilot hole into the correct ova...
4.3.2 The four span types: F, C, O, H
4.3.2 concept Spectre Cloud supports four span types — Full Span (F), Cut to Cut (C), Outer to Cut (O), and Hole to Hole (H). All four measure the distance between the finger holes and the thumb hole, but they differ in where the measurement begins and ends...
1.1.5 Overview of key features at a glance
Overview of Key Features at a Glance Spectre Cloud brings together everything a bowling pro shop needs to manage clients, drilling specs, and inventory — all in one cloud-based platform. Below is a quick overview of the core features that make Spectre Cloud t...
1.2.4 Logging in for the first time
Once you've signed up and chosen your subscription plan, logging in to Spectre Cloud is straightforward. This page walks you through your first login, what to expect on the screen, and how to get your bearings before diving in. 🌐 Accessing Spectre Cloud Spec...
1.2.3 Entering a referral code during sign-up
Spectre Cloud supports referral codes and discount codes that can be applied during the sign-up process to unlock special offers, discounted pricing, or other promotional benefits. If a pro shop owner, distributor, or fellow Spectre user has shared a code with...
1.2.2 Choosing your subscription plan
Spectre Cloud uses a simple, transparent subscription model. You start with the core Spectre Cloud plan and then add optional plug-ins to customize the platform to your shop's needs. There are no installation fees, no per-device charges, and you can cancel at ...
1.2.1 How to sign up for Spectre Cloud
Getting started with Spectre Cloud is quick and simple. Since the platform is entirely web-based, there is no software to download or install — you can be up and running in just a few minutes from any device with a modern web browser. Before You Begin Make s...
1.2.5 Resetting your password
1. Click on your account name 2. Access Change Password Section Click "Change Password" to begin updating your account credentials. 3. Open Password Settings Click "Password" to access the password modification options. 4. Enter New Password Enter yo...
2.6.1 Overview — why leaving all Auto-Suggestions ON saves time
2.6.1 TIP auto Spectre Cloud includes a suite of auto-suggestion features that automatically populate recommended values across spec sheets as you work — finger and thumb sizes, pitches, spans, surface finishes, and more. These suggestions are grounded in...
2.6.2 Pitch Suggestion — auto forward pitch based on hand flexibility
2.6.2 auto The Pitch Suggestion setting controls whether Spectre Cloud automatically recommends a forward thumb pitch value based on the bowler's recorded hand flexibility. When enabled, the auto-suggestion engine uses the flexibility measurement taken duri...
2.6.3 Auto-CLT — lateral pitch of fingers based on CLT chart
2.6.3 auto Center Line Tilt (CLT) is the reference chart Spectre uses to set the lateral pitch of the middle and ring fingers when a bowler's fingers naturally angle away from the grip's center line. This page explains what CLT is, how to read the chart, an...
2.6.7 Auto-Repeat Insert Type and Size
2.6.7 auto These two auto-suggestions are simply to speed up the data-entry process. Typically, bowlers will use the same insert type on both fingers, therefore the "Auto-Repeart Insert Type" will populate both fingers with the selected insert type from th...
2.6.10 Layout Suggestions
2.6.10 auto The Auto-Suggest Layouts will display an additional input in the Arsenal page. A "Suggested Layout" dropdown will now appear over the layout input fields. These layout suggestions are the manufacturer suggested layouts, based on the layout sty...
2.6.9 Autofill Cut to Cut measurement based on insert type/size
2.6.9 setting The Autofill Cut to Cut auto-suggestion calculates a spec sheet's Cut to Cut (C) span for you, so you don't have to measure it separately or subtract the insert thickness by hand. It derives the value directly from the Full Span already on the...
2.6.8 Ring finger 5/16 rule difference calculator
2.6.8 auto The Ring finger 5/16 rule difference calculator setting controls whether Spectre Cloud will display an extended pop-up window when populating the RING FINGER. The 5/16th rule is something that was taught by Bill Taylor and is a common measuremen...
2.6.5 Autofill Bridge
2.6.5 auto The Autofill Bridge setting controls whether Spectre Cloud automatically populates the bridge measurement field on a new spec sheet based on the bowler's grip style. When enabled, the engine applies the industry-standard bridge width for the dete...
2.6.6 Autofill Insert OD
2.6.6 auto The Autofill Insert OD setting controls whether Spectre Cloud automatically suggests the correct drill bit size for a bowler's finger holes based on their insert type and grip style. Insert OD (Outside Diameter) refers to the outer diameter of th...
2.6.4 Auto-Populate Lateral Pitches
2.6.4 auto The Auto-Populate Lateral Pitches is another time saving auto-suggestion for Spectre Cloud. Pre-requisites for this to work will be Bowler Hand and Grip Type, both of which are System Defaults that you can setup in your settings. 📐 What values ...