Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000 - Lane Module Input; Primary Time; Flag Time

Swimming Mode Menus & Settings
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Lane Module Input
This menu tells the console if there are touchpads at the near
end only, or both ends of the pool.
MENU-TIMER
LM INPUT: NEAR*
From Main Menu – [4]>[2]>[2]
If there are no touchpads at the far end of the pool, or if they are not plugged into the
deck cabling, this setting should be set to NEAR. If there are touchpads at both ends of
the pool and they are plugged into a deck plate or lane module, this should be set to
BOTH.
Use [←][→] to select between NEAR or BOTH and then press [ENTER] to save.
Primary Time
This menu will congure the console for which timing input(s)
to use as the primary time.
MENU-TIMER
INPUT: TOUCHPAD*
From Main Menu – [4]>[2]>[3]
The console can be set to use the TOUCHPAD or BUTTONS. One, two, or three buttons
may be used. If the console is set to use buttons as the primary time:
• There is no back-up time.
• If the console receives a single button, that is the time.
• If the console receives two buttons, an average time is calculated.
• If the console receives three buttons, it takes the middle button time.
Use [←][→] to toggle the setting between TOUCHPAD or BUTTONS and then press [ENTER]
to save.
Flag Time
This menu determines the time (Flag Time) used when the
touchpad is compared to the back-up time.
MENU-TIMER
FLAG TIME: 0.3*
From Main Menu – [4]>[2]>[4]
If the discrepancy exceeds the ag time, the timer places an asterisk (*) next to that
touchpad time on the nal results. Most rules say that if the touchpad time and the back-
up time are more than 0.3 seconds, they need to be reviewed. The ag time can be set
from 0.0 to 0.9 seconds. If it is set to 0.0, the console will not ag discrepancies.
Press the [0]–[9] keys to enter the ag time and then press [ENTER] to save.
MENU-TIMER
2-LM INPUT
MENU-TIMER
3-PRIMARY TIME
MENU-TIMER
4-FLAG TIME