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- Page 1 SPEEDY User Guide United Kingdom version UK-02 BRICON nv Europark Oost 15C, 9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Tel: +32 3 777 39 74 Fax: +32 3 778 07 35 www.bricon.be bricon@bricon.be Website: email:...
- Page 2 THE SPEEDY is intended for the electronic timing of racing pigeons. THE SPEEDY should only be used for the purpose that it is intended. Protect THE SPEEDY against water and extreme sunlight and temperatures.. Modifications reserved. SPEEDY...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
2.2. Exploring the menu for the first time. 2.3. Programming the antennas. 2.4. Testing the antennas. 2.5. Install the antennas. 2.6. Connect and test the electronic observation system. 3. Speedy, a quick start . 3.1. Linking birds. 3.2. Browse pigeons. 3.3. Add/edit fanciers. 3.4. Clocking. -
Page 4: Installation
The standard power transformer supplied is 1500mA. The power consumption of the Speedy and the antenna pads can be found on each item, and it should be noted that installations with multiple antenna pads may need an additional power supply. - Page 5 1 = Speedy 2 = Holder 3 = Power supply (12 volt transformer) 4 = Antenna 5 = The Antenna connection 6 = End plug M = Male (pins) F = Female SPEEDY...
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Page 6: Before You Can Clock
Antenna connection Time Date Version Fig. 1 The Speedy is very easy to use with only four buttons on the keypad which completely control the functionality. The four keys are as follows - <PREVIOUS> <NEXT> This button is used for This button is used for returning or decrement. -
Page 7: Programming The Antennas
All items are graphically presented by an icon, which are set up in order of frequent use. The icon required should be positioned in the centre of the Speedy display using the orange navigation buttons, and then accessed by pressing the <OK> button. -
Page 8: Testing The Antennas
Speedy will start beeping. This allows you to see if the antenna installation is done properly and the registration quality is good. Speedy should beep if the chip-ring is held at a height of 5 to 6 cm (2 to 3 inches). Antenna number Antenna test mode Testing with 01 Ant. -
Page 9: Install The Antennas
Bricon produce a range of antenna pads to meet the needs of any loft, supplying pads in widths of 14 cm, 28 cm, 50 cm and 70 cm. The BRICON antenna will record over the entire width of the pad and therefore tunnels are not needed. - Page 10 Tunnel Pigeon entrance Pigeon entrance Pigeon entrance With BRICON antenna pads a tunnel is not necessary. In the most cases tunnels prove to be a big disadvantage, with pigeons compressed into the entrance with jams occurring as a consequence. SPEEDY...
- Page 11 Antenna You may find it more convenient to purchase a modified entrance. If you choose this solution we recommend the Futura (designed by BRICON and produced by the companies Demster and Haspeslagh in Belgium). Attention : It is recommended that care is taken to ensure that the positioning of the Antenna complies fully with the rules of the relevant governing body.
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Page 12: Connect And Test The Electronic Observation System
After programming the antennas and installing the antennas in the loft, the power supply can then be connected to the system. Connect the Speedy clock at the beginning or end of the installation. All the lights on the antenna cables will then become red. -
Page 13: Linking Birds
3. Speedy - a quick start. First of all it is important to read all explanations regarding installation and use before starting. Once all hardware installations are finished, the Speedy will be activated from the moment that the clock contains fancier and pigeon-data. -
Page 14: Add/Edit Fanciers
3.3. Add/Edit Fancier. There are two ways to enter a fancier(s) into the Speedy : - Through the club with the club-software ’BRICON CLUB EDITOR’. - or on Speedy as explained below. • Move to ‘Add/Edit fancier’ and press <OK> to confirm. -
Page 15: Basketing
A club-unit is: a club-antenna and a mother timer. • A PC modem -cable is needed at linking. • Basketing : as soon as Speedy is connected to a club-antenna the display will show ‘Basketing’. • Confirm with <OK> and commence basketing pigeons. - Page 16 • You may disconnect Speedy from the club-unit. • Speedy is now locked into clocking mode and is ready to time birds. All other functions on the Speedy are now unavailable. • At home, simply plug in Speedy into its holder.
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Page 17: Read Out
After the race is closed, the race must also be deleted from Speedy and the following routine should be used: • Insert the power supply directly into the base of the Speedy, with no antenna pads connected. • Using the <NEXT> button proceed to the ‘Delete’ icon. -
Page 18: Other Functions
• Attention : If an active race can not be accessed through the Club-Master, check that the current club ID of the club-master is the same as that of the club ID of the active race in Speedy. SPEEDY... -
Page 19: Set Date / Time
Unives 1.7 The Speedy clock is fully compliant with the Unives 1.7 protocol. Operating in Unives 1.7, the Speedy clock can be used with any other brand of master system that also fully supports the Unives 1.7 protocol. The Unives compatibility protocol declares that the Yamaichi connection socket is the universally accepted connection between the ETS brands. -
Page 20: Declaration Of Conformity
Radio frequency spectrum §3 (2) Applied standard: EN 300 330-2 V1.1/7.2000 Technical file is available at the offices of the manufacturer. BRICON nv, Europark Oost 15C, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Place and date of expenditure: Sint-Niklaas, 13-12-2005. Responsible for the manufacturer: Ivan Baetens Francis Nolmans Delegated director.