User Manual TOP-8
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1. 7 SWISS TIMING P O Box 138 Rue de l Envers 1 CH 2606 Corg mont Switzerland Phone 41 32 488 36 11 e Fax 41 32 488 36 09 e mail info swisstiming com Web http Awww swisstiming com e O A COMPANY OF SWATCH GROUP2. the cursor moves on lane 1 The lanes status shows the arming of the finish lanes once the arming time assigned is elapsed the X is replaced by a meaning that the lanes are armed and ready to accept a finish time If a numeric key 1 to 8 is pressed once the race has started the cursor moves to this lane If a numeric key 0 is pressed once the race has started all lanes will be disarmed If a numeric key 9 is pressed once the race has started all lanes will be rearmed and all previous times will be flushed An impulse on the corresponding finish lane will assign the finish time for the corresponding lane The day time and the race time are both printed _9 running time On the screen you can see the time and the place for this lane and the lane number in the lane status field meaning that the result is taken Once all times are entered the race has ended Press the key once At this point you can re enter the race by choosing continue export the results with the send results option or clear the race information with the Te Me Pressing the key again will bring you onto the selection screen The program automatically increments the heat number Press DA accept the selection or enter the new heat event information followed by EJ to enter into the new race How to handle the exceptions After the start a judge presses a button by inadvertence you can key the lane number ke
3. the following lane the effective time for this competitor during the race will arm disarm the system This key is useful when no competitors are expected on the finish line to prevent the PowerTime if connected with a photocell to interpret people crossing the line as if they were competitors To handle the CORRECTION menu see the description in the lane mode chapter Initialization menu Initialization scoreboard type a rollertime standard scoreboard protocol Q multiline this new protocol has been implemented to drive up to 8 lanes of numeric scoreboards for example the Omega GEMINI scoreboard Select the scoreboard you intend to drive Initialization scoreboard page time For Top 8 version 3 2 or higher For scoreboards of less than 8 lines a scrolling by page allows to display all results This option allows to define the duration of display of every page Initialization non lane race For Top 8 version 3 2 or higher The two settings available in this menu allow the user to have or not an automatic numbering for every finish time and to let or not the running time on scoreboard after first arrival Initialization dh run time on off on instructs the program to send the running time also to the computer output Item Part Number 9 boxes swimming harness 3361 61 1 9 entries box T amp F 3361 609 OIT3 pushbutton 3m coiled 2872 003 Adapter for SCB PC output 3361 616
4. POWER TIME User Manual TOP 8 3462 511 02 Version 3 2 The TOP 8 program is intended for the timing of Track amp Field and swimming competitions The lane mode program allows to measure times of up to 8 lanes where each judge through a pushbutton is responsible for the time of a lane this mode is used for example for competitions such as a 100m The non lane mode is intended for use with one pushbutton and a single judge measures the time of competitors crossing the finish line as an example we will use this mode for a marathon or a 1500m This manual is a complement of the general PoweRTMETT manual 3462 501 Please read the latter first most of the functions of the Initialization menu are described there This manual only describes the specific issues of the TOP 8 program timekeeping lane mode menu When you enter this mode a first screen allows the choice of the heat event values 0 to 199 are available Use the arrow keys WW BA io move from one line to the other Once the correct selection is made press the ere key to validate the choice The selected information is printed and the selection screen is replaced by the following race screen heat event lanes status Cursor lanes start status At this point the start is armed the PowerTime is ready to manage the race pressing the key will desarm the start Once the start is received the time starts to run on the screen and
5. y 1 to 8 followed by EZ the last lane of the screen displays clear prompting for erase this result EM at this point clears the time and rearms the lane use to quit the function without altering the result The judge presses the button twice the second impulse being the correct one the program has already taken the first impulse as the official one but the second is stored in the stack of times Use the key to enter the CORRECTION screen and select the buffer entry Use the cursors Aa to scroll the day times of the impulses received until the official one is displayed and validate it using the Ei key The printer prints the modification using the correction text The new finish time is computed and assigned into the memory timekeeping non lane mode menu Select the heat event race as described in the lane mode chapter The following screen is displayed Once the race has started the time runs on the screen the cursor moves on the first screen line allowed for the results and the expected rank is shown on the screen heat event g stop status Rank running time cursor Whenever an armed stop impulse is received the time is memorised and shown on the display The printer prints the day time of the signal To assign the corresponding bib number of the time pointed by the cursor enter the bib number followed by the am key The printer prints the bib number with the day time and on
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