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- Page 1 COMPLETE SKI GUIDE COMPLETE GUIDE In this guide, you will find all the information needed to set up your Freelap timing system and get you started with training.
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
SWISS TECHNOLOGY SUMMARY How does it work Create your MyFreelap account Attach your FxChip Place your transmitters Alpine configuration Alpine Pro configuration Set up your MyFreelap account Create your MyFreelap session About your timing data About synchronization Checklist... -
Page 3: How Does It Work
HOW DOES IT WORK ? Freelap timing system is based on the emission and detection of ® electromagnetic fields and consists mainly of three elements : TRANSMITTERS Placed along the course, they are coded (START, LAP or FINISH) and emit electromagnetic fields. -
Page 4: Attach Your Fxchip
02. ATTACH YOUR FXCHIP Attach the FxChip to the skier’s ski boot. The FxChip must be attached to the back of the skier's ski boot, placed vertically and facing outward. /!\ Attaching the FxChip to any other location or position may result in inaccuracies or non-detection. - Page 5 > GIANT SLALOM EXAMPLE Optional Optional at 10m max from the FINISH transmitter 1m off the ground Mobile device at 5-50m from the FINISH transmitter Led Display 50m max from the FINISH transmitter 1m off the ground...
- Page 6 1/ Place your Tx Gate Pro transmitter • Plant a wooden stake ideally 4x4cm (not supplied) in the start area. • Attach your Tx Gate Pro to your stake using the Velcro straps of your transmitter. The stick should be placed between 35 and 50 cm, parallel to the ground.
- Page 7 • If you use multiple LED Displays, the data of all your BLE devices will be transmitted to all your LED Displays in the same way. If you want to associate a Freelap BLE device with a single LED Display, make this setting (pairing) from your Freelap Device Manager app (only available on Android - see the corresponding user manual on www.freelap.com).
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Page 8: Alpine Pro Configuration
N°2 : ALPINE PRO CONFIGURATION Freelap products needed : - 1 FxChip transponder - 1 Relay Coach BLE - 1 Tx Gate Pro transmitter - 1 CxUnit transmitter (with CxFlag) Optional: Add TX Track Pro transmitters (code LAP) to create multiple sectors on your course. - Page 9 1/ Place your Tx Gate Pro transmitter • Plant a wooden stake ideally 4x4cm (not supplied) in the start area. • Attach your Tx Gate Pro to your stake using the Velcro straps of your transmitter. The stick should be placed between 35 and 50 cm, parallel to the ground.
- Page 10 • After 5 minutes of inactivity, the Freelap logo is displayed. • If you use multiple LED Displays, the data of all your Freelap BLE devices will be transmitted to all your LED Displays in the same way. If you want to associate a Freelap BLE device with a single LED Display, make this setting (pairing) from your Freelap Device Manager app (only available on Android - see the corresponding user manual on www.freelap.com).
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Page 11: Set Up Your Myfreelap Account
If you do not have entered a Start list, the app will collect data from all skiers using a Freelap chip nearby. It also lets you rename the FxChip of your skiers with initials. Then, you will know at a glance which skier the collected data matches. -
Page 12: Create Your Myfreelap Session
• To add a skier to the list: click on the icon “+” at the bottom of the list. • Then enter: > The ID of the FxChip of the skier. The 2 letters – 4 digits written on the FxChip’s face. >... -
Page 13: About Your Timing Data
• The app will detect the Relay Coach BLE • The app will detect the Relay Coach BLE turned on around you. Click on your Relay turned on around you. Coach BLE to select it. Coach BLE to select it. •... -
Page 14: About Synchronization
– You cross the detection zone of each transmitter during the session – You correctly place your mobile device – Your Relay Coach BLE / your LED Display have the last update available. To update it, use FDM (Freelap Device Manager) app (cf: corresponding manual on our website www.freelap.com).