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Summary of Contents for TAG Heuer Start clock
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Page 1: User Manual
Start clock HL 940 User Manual Version 05/2011... -
Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Global Start Clock Description 2.1. Programming Keyboard 2.2. Back Side of the Start Clock Switch ON the Start Clock HL 940 3.1. GPS Synchronization 3.2. Manual Synchronization Menu Features Open / Close a run (Menu 0_) Synchro (Menu 1) 6.1. -
Page 3: Global
Nothing less than the most high-performance start device ever conceived, the new HL940 TAG Heuer Start Clock represents a breakthrough in the timing world , combining an unique analogical dial and LED full colour display design to give unparalleled precision and practicality in the pure avant-garde tradition of TAG Heuer. -
Page 4: Start Clock Description
2.1. Programming Keyboard This keyboard is on the right side of the Start Clock. It allows you to configure the Start Clock for your specific application Power ON/OFF switch Power Status LED Menu – To enter or to exit the menu and sub-menus ▲... -
Page 5: Back Side Of The Start Clock
2.2. Back Side of the Start Clock 11 12 13 High Speaker Horn Backup battery – 2 battery type AA Fuse 5 A Input 1 and Input 2 (photocells, start gate or other devices) Input Start / Stop / Reset – for departure program... -
Page 6: Switch On The Start Clock Hl 940
2) The 2 Digit Display will show “0” or come back directly to the last GMT time set. The Start Clock will try to synchronize itself to the GPS signal using its internal GPS antenna. ▲ ▼ With the arrows you can change the difference time between GMT time, and your time zone. -
Page 7: Menu Features
4. Menu Features The menu is accessible with the keypad on the right side of the Start Clock. 2 Digit Display provides the menu status The menus are at 2 levels: Left Digit: Level 1 Right Digit: Level 2 Once the desired menu level is selected, you will have the possibility to change settings. - Page 8 - Green zone Blinking Green - Single Beep Blinking Yellow - Beep ON Blinking Bleu - Beep duration Blinking Green - Start switch (0, 15, 30, 60) Blinking Orange - Pause Switch (0, 1) Blinking Violet Save all setups into a program: White Program number (10 to 49) Blinking White...
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Page 9: Open / Close A Run (Menu 0_)
Validate your choice by pressing the (▲) arrow. The display will show “ ” Validate your choice with “◄┘” (Enter) If the Start Clock is connected to a serial printer (HL 200) on AUX 1, you will have the following information printed: Open a RUN... -
Page 10: Synchro (Menu 1)
Important : The date (day, month and year) is important information, especially when linking your start clock with other timing devices (Chronoprinter 540 or Minitimer 440). If doing so, the Time of the day and Date must be identical between devices! 6.2. -
Page 11: Timing Mode (Menu 2)
AUX 1 (selection of the target = PC). Hence you will be able to introduce the bib number. If the start clock is running with a program, you can assign the bib number with the correct time. Between Count Down sequences, the 2 Digit Display will show the bib number. -
Page 12: Start Clock Program (Menu 3)
Red, Yellow, Green, and beep sequence. The Start Clock HL 940 can save up to 50 program banks. Programs 1 to 9 are pre-defined by TAG Heuer Timing (is it not possible to save a different program on those banks). -
Page 13: Intervals (Blue Blinking Disc)
If the Interval is smaller than the countdown and Red zone sequence, the next sequence will start immediately after the prior start. Important: If you select value, the start clock will count down only once. 8.2.2. Inversion Red / Green (Red/Green blinking disc) Setting = Red / = Green. -
Page 14: Green Zone (Green Blinking Disc)
Warning Beep (Yellow blinking disc) Range: from – 30 This is the first Beep made by the Start Clock to bring the athlete to attention. It is normally set at the beginning of the yellow zone. LED Seconds Dial will blink to show you the position, same as on the 2 Digit Display 8.2.8. -
Page 15: Save A Program (Menu 32)
8.3. Save a program (Menu 32) This menu allows you to save your program parameters (bank 0) to another bank. Only the personals banks (10 to 49) are available to save your program setting. Please note: It is possible to save your new configuration to an existing bank. -
Page 16: Parameters (Menu 4)
9. Parameters (Menu 4) 9.1. Precision (Menu 40) You can choose the timing precision between 1 seconds to 1/100’000th of second. Setting = 0 Precision = 1 sec Setting = 1 Precision = 1/10 sec Setting = 2 Precision = 1/100 sec Setting = 3 Precision = 1/1’000 sec Setting = 4... -
Page 17: Sound Level And Led Brightness (Menu 44)
9.5. Sound Level and LED brightness (Menu 44) You may change the Sound Level (from 0 to 3) and Digit / Start Light intensity (from 0 to 10) , as well LED Seconds Dial intensity (from 0 to 10) Select menu Blinking White: Select the sound level (from 0 to 3) Blinking Blue: Select the 2 Digit Display... -
Page 18: Other (Menu 5)
10. Other (Menu 5) 10.1. Download a Run (Menu 50) You have the possibility to download a run to a printer via RS232, AUX1, or GPRS (optional) Once the Menu 50 is valid, you must select the target device Target (Blinking White) Setting = 0: To Printer Reprint all times memorized in a run. -
Page 19: Extension Modules (Menus 6, 7, 8)
11. Extension Modules (Menus 6, 7, 8) You have the possibility to install onto your Start Clock several options, including “Ethernet module” or “GSM Module” WARNING: It is strictly forbidden to remove an option when the Start Clock is powered. -
Page 20: Rs232 And Ethernet Protocol
If you do not open a run, you can still have all times printed (if printer is connected) and all times sent by RS232 to your PC, but none of times will be memorized by the start clock. As soon you switch the Start Clock off, the times will be erased from memory. -
Page 21: Battery Charging
Batteries will not explode or be a fire HAZARD as a result of excessive charge or discharge or if a battery is installed with incorrect polarity. Opening a Start Clock and changing the battery by a non-authorized person is strictly forbidden and will void the warranty! The red LED is on during the charging process, when fully charged, the red LED shuts down and the green LED will turn on. -
Page 22: Download A New Version Of Software And/Or Language
15. Download a new version of Software and/or language Program downloads and new releases of HL 940 software are available Free of Charge on our website www.tagheuer-timing.com For this operation, you need to have: • RS232 cable • PC with output RS232 (Sub-D9p) •... -
Page 23: Gprs Data Transmission (Module Available In Option)
Download this software from our Homepage: www.tagheuer-timing.com Provide all of the requested information and upload the setting on your Start Clock in order to transmit all data over your Mobile broadband provider. Print current settings (will only work if a printer is connected). -
Page 24: Technical Specification
- Poor maintenance and obvious physical damage - Input or Outputs damaged by poor connection - The device was opened without factory authorization The Start Clock HL 940 package include: 1 Plastic case 1 Start Clock 1 External GPS antenna... -
Page 25: Configurations
19. Configurations 19.1. Start Clock and Mintimer synchronized... -
Page 26: Start Clock And Matrix Display
19.2. Start Clock and Matrix Display... -
Page 27: Start Clock Manager Hl940
20. Start Clock Manager HL940 This Interface allows you to manage all the functions on the HL 940 Start Clock. It is also possible to use this software to set your parameters offline. During a race, you will be able to simulate an impulse (manual input) and simulate on... - Page 28 TAG Heuer PROFESSIONAL TIMING 6A Louis-Joseph Chevrolet 2300 la Chaux-de-Fonds Switzerland Tel : 032 919 8000 Fax : 032 919 9026 E-mail: info@tagheuer-timing.com Http: //www.tagheuer-timing.comm...