Program Introduction - BROWER TIMING SYSTEM BIB ID RL User Manual

P# - Program
The options settings are:
P1- FIFO – First In First Out.
P2- PACE – Pace setting for hands free use.
P3- AUTO – Single skier timing, hands free.
P4- DUAL – Fist In First Out Dual.*
P5- DUAL DIFF – Finish Differential.*
*Additional Dual components required.
SYnC- Sync
Press "Enter"
Syncing the System
Choose settings before syncing, Channel (CH), Power of Transmission
(Pr), Redundancy(rd), and Program (P#).
Power on all units
Select ALL from the syncing options on the Timer
Press "Enter" and wait 5 seconds. The Wand and Photocell A will
both beep 2 times.
Syncing Splits
After the Wand and Finish Photocell A are synced, turn on all Split
Photocell A units
Press "MODE" twice to select SYnC ALL
Press to select SPLIT
Press "Enter" and wait 5 seconds. The Photocell A units will beep 2
times.
Do not turn on Split Photocells until the Wand and Finish Photocell A are
finished syncing. Doing so will cause the Split Photocells to act as Finish
Photocells.
A Photocell synced as a finish must be used as a finish. Photocells synced
as splits must be used as splits.
After the system is synced, the CH, PR, and rd options will no longer
appear in the settings menu.
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Program Introduction

The RL system has five program options. While each program has its
own instructions the following are functions that are common to all of the
programs.
Enter Bib Number
The first step in all of the programs is for the racer to key in their bib num-
ber (1-499) into the Wand then press Enter. The Wand will then triple
beep when the racer can start. The Timer will only display up to bib # 99
but will store and transmit up to bib # 499.
For example: Enter #385 on the Wand, the Timer will show 85
Memory Review of Timer
All of the times are stored in the Timer. These times may be reviewed at
any point by pressing the buttons. The Timer will continue to receive
times even when the stored times are being reviewed.
To review split times use the
Advancing the memory (when split times are stored), with the
will always display the finish times.
Radio Signal Blocking
To block an unwanted finish signal from triggering the Timer, press and
hold the Block button throughout the unwanted finish signal and for
3 seconds after. This allows the operator to block any signals that are
triggered by accident, such as a stray skier.
Manual Finish
A skier may be manually finished by pressing the DNF button on the
Timer. Use this function to finish a skier if the finish line has been
disabled. The display will show DNF but the time will store like a split
and is viewable by pressing the
Smartphone Interface.
buttons adjacent to the times.
on the Timer or through the
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buttons,
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