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- Page 1 SPEEDY User Guide United Kingdom version UK-008 or higher BRICON nv Europark Oost 15c, 9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Tel: +32 3 777 39 74 Fax: +32 3 778 07 35 website: www.bricon.be email: bricon@bricon.be...
- 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 liquid and extreme sunlight and temperatures. Modifications reserved. Speedy Security Security ...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
3.1. Linking birds. 3.2. Browse pigeons. 3.3. Input/edit fanciers. 3.4. Clocking. 3.5. Racing in a club using a Bricon Club-Master. 3.6. Racing in a club using an alternative brand of club system. 3.61. Basketing. 3.62. Read out. 4. Other functions. -
Page 4: Installation
1.1. Foreword. Thank you for your trust and confidence in BRICON. This manual will give a detailed explanation of the functions of your Speedy clock. We are confident that your Bricon electronic timing system will bring you much enjoyment. 1.2. The Speedy system. -
Page 5: The Power Supply
The end plug should be fitted at the end of the line when a large number of pads are connected. The Speedy clock will operate with up to 4 antenna pads of any size connected. A Bricon antenna buffer must be fitted where 5 or more antenna pads are required to be connected together. -
Page 6: Preparation Of The System
Antenna Speedy Display Connection Box The Speedy is very easy to use having only four navigation buttons on the keypad which completely control the functionality of the clock. The four keys are as follows - < PREVIOUS > < NEXT >... -
Page 7: Antenna Testing
All items are graphically presented by an icon, which are set up in order of frequent use. The icon that is required should be positioned in the centre of the Speedy display using the orange navigational buttons <PREVIOUS> and <NEXT> and then accessed by pressing the <OK> button. -
Page 8: Installing The Antennas
The entrance hole to the loft must be at least 2 cm narrower than the width of the antenna pad. Bricon produce a range of antenna pads to meet the needs of any loft. There are four pad sizes available, the 1 field (163 mm wide), 2 field (282 mm), 4 field (482 mm) and 6 field (700 mm). - Page 9 Pigeon Pigeon entrance entrance With Bricon antenna pads a tunnel over the antenna pad is not necessary, this being because of the unique way in which the electro-magnetic fields within a Bricon antenna overlap each other. Having to place a tunnel over the pad...
- Page 10 Antenna You may find it more convenient to purchase a specially designed 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 and regulations of the relevant governing body.
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Page 11: Connecting And Testing The System
(see section 1.3), the power supply can then be connected to the system. The Speedy clock can be connected either prior to or after the connection of the power supply. Each of the lights on the antenna connection boxes will illuminate red. -
Page 12: Speedy - A Quick Start
3. Speedy - a quick start First of all it is important to read all of the instructions regarding installation and use before starting. Once all hardware installations are completed, the Speedy will be activated from the moment that the clock contains fancier and pigeon-data. -
Page 13: Input/Edit Fanciers
3.3. Input/Edit Fancier. There are two ways to enter a fancier(s) into the Speedy : - Through the Bricon Club-Master with the club-software ‟BRICON CLUB EDITOR‟. (this enables you to enter the name, loft number and address). - or directly onto the Speedy clock as explained below. -
Page 14: Racing In A Club Using A Bricon Club-Master
(eg. Benzing, Tauris, Unikon etc). 3.61. Basketing on an alternative club brand. The Speedy can be used with any brand of club-master unit that complies with the Unives 1.7 protocol. A club-master unit is a club-basketing antenna and a time signal master clock. - Page 15 Ensure that the Speedy shows „Clocking with xx Ant.‟ where xx is the number of pads that are connected in your system. NB : If the icon menu appears then in its search the Speedy has failed to find any antenna pads and will not record birds. SPEEDY...
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Page 16: Read Out
3.62. Read out on an alternative brand of club system. When the race is over, you must disconnect the Speedy from its wall holder. Return to the club and connect the Speedy to the club-system using the Bricon Unives cable. -
Page 17: Other Functions
(a) Clocking List.- A report giving the full list of all birds timed. (b) Overview List. - A status report for each bird in the Speedy. To print the clocking list or overview list, the Speedy should be connected to the club system and any compatible printer. -
Page 18: Racepoints
Speedy to be transferred and saved onto a home computer. The full details of every clocking for each race or training flight on the Speedy will be saved, along with the linkage data of each and every bird held on the Speedy. This information can then be viewed and printed at any time. -
Page 19: Frequently Asked Questions
(20 metres+) then the voltage levels may fall below that required for the pad. I plug in my Speedy and the clock lights up, but after the search it fails to go into clocking mode. The Speedy may not have been pushed in all the way. The first part of the push only powers the clock. -
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.