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1. Go to Settings → Bluetooth and tap "Scan for Devices."
2. Make sure your Garmin Approach R10 is powered on and in pairing mode.
3. Once detected, tap it to connect.
4. The status indicator turns blue when the device is connected.

1. Open the Batters tab and tap + Create New Batter.
2. Enter the batter's name, age or division, and an optional profile photo.

Each batter has their own statistics, personal records, and session history.

1. Tap the + button in the center of the bottom navigation.
2. Pick a training mode, choose your batters and delivery method, then tap Start.

Swings are detected automatically by your connected launch monitor.

During a session, tap the batter name at the top to open the batter switcher and select who's hitting. In Home Run Derby, batters rotate automatically at the end of each round.

A Quick Session is open-ended batting practice with no set structure — just start swinging and every swing is recorded. It's the fastest way to get live metrics without configuring a program.

Structured Practice runs a program built from sequenced blocks — each block can set its own delivery method and swing count. It's designed for repeatable, goal-oriented practice with a defined plan.

1. Select Home Run Derby when starting a new session.
2. Choose your batters and a round format: Outs Mode, Swing Mode, or Timed Mode.

Batters rotate after each round and the leaderboard tracks home runs across the derby.

A home run is a swing whose projected distance exceeds the fence distance set for the batter. Fence distance is configured per batter based on their field level.

Delivery methods describe how the ball is fed to the hitter: Tee, Soft Toss, Front Toss, Live Pitch, and Machine. The delivery is stored with each swing so you can filter and compare results by feed type.

Run It Back starts a brand-new session using the exact same setup — same batters, delivery method, and program or derby format — so you can immediately repeat a session without reconfiguring it.

All recorded sessions live in the Sessions tab. Tap any session to see its full summary, per-batter breakdowns, spray charts, and individual swing data.

1. Open the session from the Sessions tab.
2. Tap the session name in the summary to edit it, then save.

1. Open the session and tap a swing row to delete individual swings.
2. You can also remove batters from the session from the summary page.

1. Open the session summary.
2. Choose Delete Session and confirm — this permanently removes the session and its swings.

A group session records multiple batters in one sitting. Each batter keeps their own swing log, averages, and records, while the session summary shows a combined view and lets you compare batters side by side.

Phantom tracks Exit Velocity, Distance, Launch Angle, Bat Speed, and Direction for every swing, plus derived values like Consistency Gap, hit-type classification, and personal records.

Exit Velocity is the speed of the ball off the bat, measured in MPH. It's the primary indicator of how hard a batter is hitting.

Distance is the projected carry of the ball in feet, estimated from exit velocity and launch angle. It's what determines whether a swing counts as a home run.

Launch Angle is the vertical angle of the ball off the bat, in degrees. Mid-range launch angles typically produce the ideal line-drive and fly-ball contact.

Bat Speed is how fast the bat is traveling through the hitting zone, in MPH. It's benchmarked against the batter's field level in their attribute rating.

Direction is the horizontal spray angle of the batted ball — pull, center, or opposite field. It's used to build the spray chart for each session.

The Consistency Gap compares your best and average exit velocity. A smaller gap means you're repeating hard contact more often, rather than relying on a few big swings.

Each swing is classified by projected result — Home Run, Triple, Double, Single, or Out — based on distance and launch characteristics relative to the batter's field level.

Averages are computed across all recorded swings in the relevant scope — a single session, or a batter's full history. Deleted swings are excluded from the calculation.

Personal Records are a batter's all-time bests — such as top exit velocity, longest distance, and fastest bat speed — carried across every session that batter has logged.

Phantom currently supports the Garmin Approach R10 over Bluetooth Low Energy. The device must be powered on and within range to connect.

1. Confirm the R10 is charged, powered on, and in pairing mode.
2. Toggle Bluetooth off and on in Settings, then tap Scan for Devices again.
3. Move the device closer and away from other Bluetooth signals if it still isn't detected.

1. Make sure the status indicator is blue, confirming an active connection.
2. Check that the launch monitor is positioned per Garmin's placement guidance.
3. Reconnect the device from Settings → Bluetooth if swings still aren't detected.

Distance is a projection based on exit velocity and launch angle. Environmental factors like wind, altitude, and temperature outdoors can make real carry differ from the indoor projection.

When Send Metrics to Watch is enabled, your Apple Watch displays live Exit Velocity, Average, and Best metrics during sessions, and Watch Haptics can alert you on each swing.

Voice Readout announces key metrics — like exit velocity and distance — out loud after each swing through your device speaker, so you can keep hitting without looking at the screen.

Phone Haptics give your phone a vibration pulse when a swing is detected, providing quiet feedback that a swing was recorded.

Watch Haptics send a tap to your Apple Watch on each swing during a session, so you get on-wrist confirmation without needing sound.

1. Open Settings and find the Appearance control under Preferences.
2. Choose Light, Dark, or System to follow your device setting.

Phantom updates through your device's app store. Keep automatic updates on to always run the latest version — the current version is shown at the bottom of Settings.