Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Operation Manual

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Swimming Mode Operation
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Timer Operations After Race
After the race, the operator saves and prints the results, makes corrections if necessary,
and disqualifies a swimmer if the meet referee requests it. Review Edit (p.28) and
Disqualification (DQ) (p.29) .
Store Print
Refer to Store Print (p.26) to keep the race data for later use and print the results for
verification.
If an error is observed on the printout, press [EDIT] . Press [STORE PRINT] to verify the
correction. After all corrections are made, press [RESET]>[ENTER] .
The timer is now ready to begin the next event. Advance to the next event or heat and
continue. Follow the steps in Pre-race Setup for the Timer Operator (p.32) and Timer
Operation During Race (p.32) through each race.
Reading & Editing the Printout
The OmniSport 2000 printer uses the following symbols in its printouts to label data.
Symbol Definition
+
Plus touch
-
Minus touch
B(1-3) Buttons 1 through 3
R
Relay Take-Off Platform trigger
* Discrepancy between touchpad and backup
B or BK
Backup time
E
Edited time
M Manual time
F
Early Relay exchange
R(1-3)
Relay exchange 1 through 3
Special Features of the OmniSport 2000 Console
Always Ready Start
The Always Ready Start feature is based on the fact that the OmniSport 2000 timer has an
internal time-of-day clock that continually runs when the timer is turned on, even when
the race clock is stopped. This feature is used when the timer was not reset, a start was
missed, or the timer was accidentally reset after a valid start. Every start signal is recorded
on the race log and in the timer. It is extremely helpful to know how to reset the timer if a
start is missed because the timer was not reset. Refer to Reset (p.28) .
Arming Delay
The Arming Delay is the time after a start or split that the timer ignores the touchpad. It is
primarily used in relay races to allow the athlete time to exit the pool without adding a
touch. The OmniSport 2000 console has an arming delay count for each lane after every
start and touch. This feature is set when configuring the console before the race. Refer to
Arming Delay (p.50) for more information.