
MYLAPS BibTag Timing system V.30. ENG. November 2020
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4.4. Decoder intitialization no internet used
Open the case and take out the Modem/GPS and place outside the decoder, preferably higher for better signal reception.
The decoder must be connected to the Modem.
Turn the decoder on, by pressing the power button. The power led and the lights in front of the case should go on
The BibTag internal clock is extremely accurate when recording timing data. It can be synchronized using time signals from
GPS satellites. This guarantees precise time synchronization between multiple BibTag systems, and gives extreme accuracy
over a long period. MYLAPS recommends to have the GPS connected at all times when operating the device. All date and
time parameters are set via the menu selections on the control panel. See 4.3.1 Operator controls for more information.
NOTE: Never change the time during a race. When the BibTag Decoder is powered down, the clock will no longer be
accurate. After the decoder has started up (this can take a while), the LCD screen should be read "GPS Locked". Click on the
select button to synchronize your decoder to GPS.
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Press the scroll button
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Scroll to "time line set up" and click on the select button.
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Go to "profile" and click on the select button
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If this is the first system, the runner will encounter - set the "profile" to "main"
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The system which is closest to the start line, will be set to "main".
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If this is the second system, the runner will encounter - set the "profile to "backup"
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Never set the "profile" to "scanner or expo" during the race.
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Press the scroll button
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Scroll to "time line set up" and click on the select button.
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Scroll to "number of antennas" and press select.
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Verify the number in the screen match with the number of mats connected to the decoder.
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Scroll to "time line set up" and click on the select button.
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Go to "Beep" and choose the beep type and the volume of the beep.
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The mats will detect the Tags and a beep and the led on the case will go on if a runner crosses the mat.
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The decoder will collect all passings (maximum of 94.000). When connected to MYLAPS Timing and scoring the
personal results can be made.