Rei Pro User Manual v.1.0
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Settings
Depending on the configuration you choose, you may have only some of the settings that are available for
the more complex races. For automatic timing with false start detection, the following will be available:
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Advise difference: you can decide
a time tolerance, and a warning of
excessive difference between the
touchpad impulse and the manual
impulse will be visualized if it is
exceeded. Obviously, the printout
will show the lane in which the
event occurred;
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Manual/touchpad impulse after: if
only one of the two impulses is
received for a lane, after the set time,
the timer will use the only impulse received to replace the missing one;
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Time to refresh list view: This shows the time after which the last event received will be inserted in Edit
and Fast Edit (it is disabled if set to zero);
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False start: you can decide the
time interval before or after the
start, outside which the starting
block impulse is shown as a false
start.
Screen shortcuts
The Rei Pro lets you make changes to the
race very quickly and conveniently,
without the need to open a configuration
menu. In fact, the bar at the top of the
screen does not just describe the race
data, but it can also be edited. This means you can change the values visualized.
Specifically, you can:
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Enter a Start solar time by simply touching the clock icon and typing the value you want;
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Increment the race number using the + and - keys;
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Change the expected number of impulses by touching the flag (the race length will change
automatically);
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Change the race data by touching Info and editing the data visualized.
You can also make changes to each individual lane. Once you have selected a lane by touching it or typing its
number, you can lock, disqualify or annul either the touchpad or manual impulses. Just press ESC to exit from
the lane selection.
Rowing
The "Rowing" configuration is suitable for rowing competitions where each lane is associated with a button.
The structure is similar to swimming. In rowing, however, there may be more than one heat, so during one
heat, the START pulse can be received to signal the start of the next heat. The reset time is used to establish
