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Hey, welcome to the institution.
Chronicles make a lot more sense when you have 2 , and can see how the accounting works.
Player name, character name, fill them in if you're not already.
PFS number -1 if you have one.
Starting XP is zero. You probably earned 1 xp, for a total of 1. When you get to 3xp you'll level up. (I like to keep track of a 1/3 to remind me of that)
Starting gold is 150. You should go shopping and list everything on an inventory tracking sheet, either pfs' or your own. linky on the right hand side
So you'll have 150 + 540 (or thereabouts) - what you bought= new gold total.
Starting Fame and prestige is zero. You probably earned 2. That will give you two fame and 2 prestige points. FAme is a measure of all the prestige you've ever earned and doesn't drop. If you're playing an older scenario with just fame, split the bar in half, label 1 F and the other P.
One very common option is to spend 2 prestige points on a wand of cure light wounds so you can get healed up. Theres no such thing as missing "one hitpoint" at first level
In the upper right hand corner write chronicle sheet 1. You should probably put the sheet in a binder or folder so you don't loose it and have them all together.
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what about the list of items on my sheet?
Those are largely a distraction unless the items are unique or a partially charged wand. They make the item legal for purchase.
It doesn't matter how much gold you have, the society is not just going to turn over a vorpal sword to just anyone.
In pathfinder society there are 4 ways to make an item legal for purchase
1) Its an always available item (Mundane gear, alchemical gear, weapons with or without special materials up to a +1 bonus, armor with or without special materials other than dragonhide up to a +1 bonus)
2) Its on a chronicle sheet
3) Gear you get for spending 1 pp for 300 or 2 pp for 750gp or less.
4) FAME! You're gonna live forever.
That fame score you were tracking on the sheet is the main way you gain access to items. Fame limits what you can purchase, but that limit tends to be far higher than the gold you have on hand.
Minimum Fame Required Maximum Item Cost
Under 5 0 gp
5 500 gp
9 1,500 gp
13 3,000 gp
18 5,250 gp
22 8,000 gp
27 11,750 gp
31 16,500 gp
36 23,000 gp
40 31,000 gp
45 41,000 gp
49 54,000 gp
54 70,000 gp
58 92,500 gp
63 120,000 gp
67 157,500 gp
72 205,000 gp
76 265,000 gp
81 342,500 gp
85 440,000 gp
90 565,000 gp
94 680,000 gp
99 800,000 gp
2nd thing is can i use my gp earned to use on my reconstruction of the character?
Yes. Anything but partially used items can be fully refunded. If your wand of CLW is missing a charge, you drove it off the lot you're stuck with it.
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The items you have on the sheet are items that you found on the adventure, which your group sold to the (in-game-world) Pathfinder Society in order to generate the gold which you all split. The PFS gives you preferential access to buying those items, allowing you to purchase them even if your fame score wouldn't be high enough to let you buy them normally. You still have to spend the gold (or the prestige points) to get them. The exception is if a boon on the sheet says "you receive a Wayfinder" or whatever, then you have that for free.
You can use the gold, plus the 150 you started with. Did you play an official PFS pre-generated character, or a character built by you or someone else?
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what about the list of items on my sheet?
2nd thing is can i use my gp earned to use on my reconstruction of the character?
I'm not sure what you mean by "use the gp earned"...
Do you mean, "When I rebuild my character, do I get to keep everything I've earned?" If so, other people have already answered this.
Or do you mean, "Can I use my gold to pay for rebuilding my character using the retaining rules in Ultimate Campaign?" If so, the answer is "Yes, but..."
You don't have to pay anything to rebuild your character until you have 4 experience points (hit level 2). For your first three XP, you can rebuild your character each time, changing whatever you want, as long as you keep track of any consumables that you paid for and used.
After you earn your 4th XP, your character is fixed, and if you want to change something, you need to use the retraining rules.