Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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Swimming Mode Operation
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Pre-race Setup for the Timer Operator
Before the race begins, the operator must set and confirm that the OmniSport 2000
console is ready to record the correct event.
Verify the Console is Reset
Confirm the console is reset and that RT shows “00:00.0”. Set
the correct Event, Heat and Length in the OmniSport 2000
console. In the example at right, the timer is about to record
Event number 2 for the first Heat in the Finals. The length is 2, which means it is likely either
a 50-meter race in a 25-meter pool or a 100-meter race in a 50-meter pool.
Press
[NEXT EVENT]>[HEAT +1] or [HEAT -1] or simply press [EVENT HEAT] to enter the correct
Event and Heat. Confirm the correct number of lengths (can be up to 66) for the current
event. If the number of lengths needs to be changed, press [LENGTHS] , the appropriate
[1-9]>[ENTER] .
Timer Operation During Race
During the race, the operator watches the meet officials, lane status indicators on the
console’s LCDs, and swimmers in their lanes.
Check for Unused Lanes
The timer operator should turn off any unused lanes after visually verifying any open lanes
in the pool. Press [LANE ON/OFF] for the appropriate lane.
Watch Lane Status LCDs
The operator watches the lane status indicators on the left and middle LCDs to
confirm that all touches are recorded by the touchpads. With touchpads at the near
end only, the lane status is shown on the top line of the LCDs. Line two shows the
lengths completed. Refer to Getting Started (p.23) to review the symbols and their
interpretation.
An example of the LCD on a typical
Near End Only configuration is shown below.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
* 1 + * *
2 2 0 2

Line 2 shows the lengths completed. The symbol

denotes this information. The timer
operator uses the information on completed lengths to confirm if a swimmer has missed a
touch or an extra touch has occurred, requiring subsequent use of Split Arm , Finish Arm ,
+ Touch or - Touch . Refer to Swimming Keys (p.24) for more information on using those
keys.
If both pool ends have touchpads, the LCDs show both ends’ lane status and lengths
completed. Use [↑][↓] to cycle through 3 lane status views shown below.
Note: In these other view modes, the near end status is on the top line of the LCD
with the lengths completed status on the bottom, or the far end status is on the
bottom with lengths completed on the top.
 00:00.0
 002  01  F  02
1 * 6 * +
2 2 2 2

 00:52.5
 012  02  P  08