ALGE-Timing TDC8001, Manual

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Manual
TdC 8001
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6.8 10-Channel Timer, Program 10
There are two 10-channel timer programs. The difference is in the output on display boards.
10-channel timer 1: output of times of all timing channels to one display board
10-channel timer 2: output of times of all timing channels to different display boards (addressed out-
put of channels)
6.8.1 10-Channel Timer 1, Program 101
The 10-channel timer 1 is a very universal program with many application possibilities. It has a start
channel (c0) and 9 finish channels (c1 to c9). Every finish channel can be assigned as often as desired
with the same number (e. g. when timing laps for every lap the total time of the corresponding start
number is shown).
Activation procedure:
− turn on TdC 8001 (switch g)
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select program 10-channel timer with cursor keys and <ENTER>
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clear memory for used race and <ENTER>
− select race and <ENTER>
− select precision and <ENTER>
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select start mode and <ENTER>
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<YES> for entering groups, otherwise <NO> and <ENTER>
− when entering groups, always enter last number of a group
− confirm every input with <ENTER>
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after start number of last group press<ENTER>
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synchronize TdC 8001 (possibly with other timing devices)
− press <F1> for confirming indicated time of day
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at next full minute a start impulse is issued via channel c0
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TdC 8001 is ready for timing
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press <F2> if display (5) shows wrong time of day
− enter time with finish keypad (8) and confirm with <ENTER>
− start clock with start signal (<START> or channel c0)
Race procedure:
− enter * and + on keypad (9), middle segment of display (1) is at top
− enter start number for start with start keypad (12) and <ENTER>
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display (1) must show correct start number (and group)
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enter start number for finish with finish keypad (8) and <ENTER>
− display (6) must show correct start number (and group)
− start impulse for number 1 effected (from channel c0)
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display (1) changes automatically to next start number
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display (5) shows running time
− impulse c1 for number 1 effected
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display (5) shows run time (c1) of number 1
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impulse c2 for number 1 effected
− display (5) shows run time (c2) of number 1
− impulse c1 for number 1 effected
− display (5) shows new run time (c1) of number 1
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impulse c2 for number 1 effected
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display (5) shows new run time (c2) of number 1
− etc.
Any number of competitors can be on the course at the same time. Any number of stop impulses for
each competitor can be executed with any channel (c1 to c9). The rank can be display for all channels
jointly (total rank) or for every channel separately (menu 30: rank calculation).