Colorado time systems System 6, User Manual

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56- Reference: Softkeys
event are pushed down one position. The selected event line is blank and ready to be
programmed.
When done programming events, press
Quit . Event Sequence is automatically saved so you do
not need to press
Save Setups
to save the changes just made.
To run a meet using a programmed event sequence, press the number corresponding to the
desired meet type. To operate the Swimming software without an event sequence, press
1 which
selects no event sequence.
Time/Date
The System 6 has an internal clock, which it uses to stamp the time and date on races and meets.
Press
1 to set the time of day. Type the correct time (using HHMMSS format) in the prompt box
using the numeric keypad and press
enter
. Follow the same procedure to set the date (using
MMDDYY format). Pressing 3 toggles between 12-hour and 24-hour time display format.The
time and date are stored in permanent memory as soon as you press Enter ; it is not necessary to
press Save Setups to save a new time and date.
Wireless
If you are sending your scoreboard information via a Sky-Fi wireless adapter, this menu will
allow you to change the settings. Option
1 will display the channel that the wireless adapter is
currently set to on the scoreboard; in order for the scoreboard to display wireless data, the
channels on the transmitting and receiving Sky-Fi units must be the same. Option
2
will display
the firmware version of the wireless adapter on the scoreboard. Options 3 and 4 allow you to
change the channel settings for the transmitting and receiving Sky-Fi units. If you change the
channel settings through the System 6, it will override any channel settings set with the DIP
switches on the Sky-Fi units.
Stored Data
Summary
The
Stored Data
softkey provides access to race data from current and previous meets.
Swimming's memory capacity is thousands of splits. When you press Store/Print after a race,
that race is added to the top of the list of races in memory. If the capacity of memory has been
reached, the oldest race in memory is automatically deleted to make room for the new race. If
you do not wish for your data to be deleted, you can save it to a disk by pressing the
Disk softkey
in the sport loader menu. For the purposes of Stored Data, a “meet” begins when turn the timer
on or when you press the
Create New Meet button.
Pressing the
Stored Data softkey displays the results of the last race saved. The race distance and
stroke, race number, event and heat numbers, race date and time, race print status, lane, place,