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- Page 1 SPEEDY X-TREME User Guide United Kingdom Version UK v3.10 or higher BRICON nv Europark Oost 15c, 9100 Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Tel: +32 3 777 39 74 email: bricon@bricon.be International website: www.bricon.be UK website: www.briconuk.com...
- Page 2 Speedy X-treme with the USB cable. The details of each bird and its clock time will show on screen, with a choice of bells and whistles available to alert you to when a bird is home.
- Page 3 6.3. Racepoints 6.4. Start up Information 6.5. Antenna Alarm 6.6. Continuous Clocking with the Bricon Plus 7. USB Connector >>> Bricon Print Manager • Monitor • BriconWeb 7.1. Software Updates 8. Unives 1.7 Compatibility 9. Maintenance and Service 10. Frequently Asked Questions 11.
- Page 4 Thank you for your trust and confidence in BRICON. This user guide will give an explanation of the primary functions of your Speedy X-treme clock. The USB user guide that covers the special functions is available on the Bricon UK website.
- Page 5 Version Menu Icons 2.2. The Keypad Buttons. The Speedy X-treme is very easy to use having only four buttons on the keypad which fully control the functionality of the clock. The four keys are as follows - < PREVIOUS >...
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Page 6: Connecting Additional Antenna Pads
An end plug should only be fitted to the system when five or more antenna pads are connected. The Speedy X-treme will operate with up to 6 antenna pads of any size, and where 7 or more antennas are required then a Bricon Antenna Buffer must be connected within the system. -
Page 7: Antenna Testing
The Speedy X-treme should beep repeatedly if the electronic chip is held above the antenna at a height of 5 to 7 cm (2 to 3 inches). - Page 8 The entrance hole to the loft must be at least 2 cm narrower than the width of the antenna pad. Bricon antenna will record over the entire width of the pad and therefore tunnels are not needed. It is advisable however to slow down the bird before it steps onto the antenna. The base of the pad is the side bearing the label and pad number, and this should be installed face down.
- Page 9 Pigeon Pigeon entrance entrance With Bricon antenna pads it is not necessary to place a tunnel over the pad because of the unique way in which the electro-magnetic fields actually overlap each other. Having to place a tunnel over the pad...
- Page 10 Antenna Pad 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 great care is taken to ensure that the positioning of the antenna complies fully with the rules and regulations of the relevant governing body, as these placements are only suggestions.
- Page 11 (see section 1.3), the power supply can then be connected to the completed loft system. The Speedy X-treme can be connected either prior to or after the connection of the power supply. The red light on the Antenna T-Connection box will illuminate, indicating that power is received.
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Page 12: Linking Birds
The next task is to add pigeons to the clock. An electronic chip ring must be assigned to each pigeon that you wish to time using the system, and with the Speedy X-treme you can link up to 300 birds. - Page 13 ‘Clocking with: x Ant - Waiting for pigeon’’ or the last recorded pigeon if previous clockings are on the clock. NB: For security, if a race is active on the Speedy X-treme then it is impossible to leave clocking-mode. ...
- Page 14 X-treme to an alternative brand of master. The Unives cable has a nine-pin male connector on one end to plug into the base of the Speedy X-treme, whilst on the other end is a round four-pin male connector to connect to the alternative brand of club master.
- Page 15 The Speedy X-treme can be disconnected from the club-unit. At the loft, push the Speedy X-treme firmly into its wall holder. Always then check that the clock is ready to record birds by confirming that ‘Clocking with: x ant - Waiting for pigeon’ shows on its display (where x = number of connected pads).
- Page 16 After any race has been closed, the race must then also be deleted from the Speedy X-treme using the following routine. Connect the Bricon power supply jack directly into the base of the Speedy X-treme clock with no antenna pads connected. ...
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Page 17: Additional Functions And Features
Status 15. Read out printed and race closed ready for deletion. Attention: An active race can only be deleted from the Speedy X-treme if it is status 15. The only way to progress a race to become status 15 from any other status is to return back to the master and repeat the read out print and when requested close the race by pressing <OK>. -
Page 18: Software Updates
The Speedy X-treme is fully compatible for use with the ‘Bricon Plus’ the optional reserve clock that can take over and continue to record birds when the Speedy X-treme is removed to go to the club house. The ‘Bricon Plus’ reserve clock is available from your Bricon supplier. -
Page 19: Frequently Asked Questions
(20+ metres) then the voltage levels may fall below the levels required for that pad. I already have 6 antenna pads and wish to add more pads in my Speedy X-treme system. What do I need ? When 7 or more pads are required, a Bricon antenna buffer must be fitted. -
Page 20: Declaration Of Conformity
Radio frequency spectrum §3 (2): Applied standard: EN 300 330-2 V1.1/7.2000 The technical file is available at the offices of the manufacturer. BRICON nv, Europark Oost 15C, Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. Place and date of issue: Sint-Niklaas, Belgium. 13-12-2005. Responsible for the manufacturer: Ivan Baetens CEO - Bricon nv 12.