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4.3.
Editing of Times
4.3.1.
Editing of Start Times
4.3.1.1. Clear Start Times
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<CLEAR> of the start keyboard (9) clears the start time of the start number shown in the
display (2).
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The cleared time is now marked with a c (c= cleared).
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The printer prints the time with the c prefix.
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The output of RS 232 interface looks like: c0043 C0 10:34:13.384
4.3.1.2. Restoring a Cleared Start Time
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The correct start number must be shown in the start display (2). Then, press <ALT> and
<CLEAR> on the start keyboard (9) together, it makes a valid time out of the cleared time.
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It stores the time as valid start time.
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The printer prints a valid start time.
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The RS 232 interface sends the valid start time.
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You can only restore the last start that was cleared.
Especially useful if a time is accidentally cleared.
4.3.1.3. Changing Start Times
This function is used at any time to edit start times. If you press the <INPUT> of the start keyboard
(9) it is possible to edit the start time. The following editing is possible:
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over write a start time with keyboard (9)
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copy the start time of a start number to another start number (if a racer loses their
original number).
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identify the correct start time from many recorded impulses.
Input functions:
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Press <INPUT> of the start keyboard (9)
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The info-display (6) shows the valid start time of the start number you wish to edit.
Input:
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You can increment through the start list with the cursor keys (¢ and £) or over write the start
number with the start keyboard (9).
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Confirm your choice with <ENTER>
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The cursor is now at the first digit of the time:
Input:
c0015 C0
?0015 C0
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You can select the correct time with the cursor key (¢ and £). When you press <ENTER> it
makes the selected time valid.
Version: E-01-08-08
TdC 8000 for Equestrian
0015 C0
13:15:35.486
0015 C0
13:15:35.486
13:10:12.498
13:17:28.938
e.g. start number 15,
NEW No F1
the last digit of the
start numberblinks,
you can confirm or
over write the start
number
valid time
NEW No F1
time cleared with <CLEAR>
time not valid (e.g. from
<BLOCK>)
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