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How to join two countdowns ( Join )
In some cases you may find yourself in races where some races are linked
to each other.
As an example, a series of timed trials joined one to the other, that is where
the actual end of the first one is considered as the start of the next one and
so on, or a timed trial starting from the actual passing on a time check.
To solve these problems, you simply need to “join” two countdowns. This
will split the first CD (es. that of the time control) and automatically start and
display the next countdown (a timed race).
Activation
To join of the currently selected CD to the next one, just press the selection
key of the same CD.
As an example if you have currently selected
CD 1, in order to joint it to
C D 2 , you have to press .
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NTOE: you can only join nearby timers:
timer 1 to timer 2 ,
timer 2 to timer 3 ,
timer 3 to timer 4 ,
timer 4 to timer 1 .
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WARNING: if the currently used timer is a Beep one, joining is
not possible, due obvious usage reasons.
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WARNING: if the timer is a Lap one , pay attention when using
the “ Join ” function, in order to avoid switching from a lap “block”
to another at the wrong time. In other words, if you need to run
10 laps with a certain set time and 10 more laps with another
specific time, the “ Join ” function must be enabled after the ninth
lap, so that when you have run the tenth lap the
switches to the next lap “block”.
On the display “ Join ” and “ Join | Lap ” symbols are turned on. They indicate
the type and the index of the joined (next) CD.
This group may blink, to signal the following possible conditions:
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the next CD is neither a Timer nor a Lap one.
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the next CD is a Timer/Lap but has no programmed duration.
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the next CD is already working.
The countdowns english
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