Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Operation Manual

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Swimming Mode Operation
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Splits Printouts
When requesting subtractive or cumulative splits, Figure 45 illustrates typical information
recorded on the OmniSport 2000 console printouts.
Figure 45: Subtractive and Cumulative Splits Printout
Expectations of the Operator
Following is a list of expectations of the aquatics operator before and during a meet:
• Get the schedule of events/times and arrive an hour or more ahead of start time
• Perform a timing system check before the start of the meet on the following:
• Touchpads, RTOPs
• Horn start
• Buttons
• Scoreboard
• Confirm timing console is communicating to the display
• Ensure all touchpads are centered in their pool lane
• Download latest meet information from Hy-Tek software
• Avoid distractions during the meet and carefully pay attention to details; example:
length count can be wrong if a touchpad does not activate, or the warm-up
swimmer hits it accidently
• Adjust Arm Delay correctly
• Store Print and Reset after each race
• Make sure timer is on correct Event and Heat for the next race
• Turn off the equipment between sessions
• Follow the progress of the race closely; maintain correct length counts