Menu, Touch, Edit – Daktronics OmniSport 2000 Timing Console User Manual
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Menu
Press [MENU] to access additional
functions and settings in the console
(Figure 54). Section 5 describes the menus
in swimming and how to navigate them.
Touch
Use the touch keys during a race to adjust
lengths count for a lane. This keeps the
timer’s internal length count correct if
there is a missed split time or an
accidental touch. To make the changes to
the desired lane, press [+ TOUCH] or
[– TOUCH] followed by the specific
[LANE ON/OFF] key (or the lane number on the numeric keypad) and press [ENTER].
Examples of when to use the touch keys:
Missed touchpad on a split; press [+ TOUCH]>[LANE ON/OFF] for the desired lane.
Swimmer in the water got out late during a relay and triggered the touchpad. If the
operator caught it right away, [SPLIT ARM] would have been pressed. If the arming
delay has counted down and the lane is armed for the next touch, press
[- TOUCH]>[LANE ON/OFF] for the desired lane.
Edit
The function of [EDIT
]
depends on whether or not the time is reset, or if the clock is counting.
If the Timer is Reset
With the timer reset, press [EDIT] to bring up the Edit Start
Menu on the right LCD. The Time of Day for the last start
received will be displayed. Verify that is the correct start
time and press [ENTER], or use the numeric keypad to input
the correct Time of Day and press [ENTER].
Examples of when to use Edit when the console is Reset:
If the console was reset accidently and the race was still going on.
If two OmniSport 2000 consoles are being used in parallel and one timer either
missed the start, or it was accidently turned off, a start Time of Day could be read
from the printout on the other console.
If the Clock Is Still Counting
When the running time is counting, press [EDIT] to make corrections to the times in the
current race memory. Use [EDIT] to insert a backup or a stopwatch time if there was a
problem with a touchpad. Distinguished from touchpad times on the LCD and printouts,
edited times indicate an “E” if manually entered or a “B” if it is a backup time.
Figure 54: Keypad Navigation