Ⅰ. Login Interface
Enter your username and password on the left to log in.
Ⅱ. Main Interface
1. On the left there are multiple navigation bars such as events management, team results, SMS sending, timing equipment management, etc.
2. The hidden information of new events in the upper right corner.
3. The middle part is an overview of the multi-game information.
Ⅲ. Event List
1. Filter.
2. Search for events.
3. Event ID(a separate ID for each competition).
4. Timer name.
5. Event name.
6. Type(running, iron three).
7. Competition date.
8. Numbers of psrticipants.
9. Created time.
10. Updated time.
11. Display the event main interface, edit the event, copy the event information.
12. Add new event information.
Ⅳ. Create Event
1. Timer Id.
2. Race Id.
3. Race type(running, Iron and Three).
4. Race date.
5. Race time.
6. Upload banner img(picture or drag file).
7. Upload logo img(picture or drag file).
8. Device list(add device to race).
9. Add new projects.
10. Reset all operations.
11. Submit all operations.
Ⅴ. Event Page
1. Event name.
2. Multiple function bar navigations(including runners, rule, result, etc.).
3. Back to event list, edit event.
Ⅵ. Rules Configuration
1. Input name node.
2. Input mac.
3. Choose type.
4. Input mac code.
5. Input remark.
6. Input timer ID.
7. Input event ID.
8. Turn on/off reader contol.
9. Turn on/off reader 1 and reader 2.
10. Choose close/open chip check.
11. Reset all operations.
12. Submit all operations.
Ⅶ. Runner Management
1. Filter information based on name, contest number, etc.
2. The list created by the template will be imported into timing backend.
3. Used to check whether the athletes passed the check-in point on starting point .
4. Add new information.
5. Export information.
Ⅷ. Result Management
1. Filtrate information based on contest number, name, etc.
2. Calculate the data of each timing point and verify the validity.
3. Based on the points and items lock criteria for filtering.
4. Calculate gender ranking and age group ranking based on the project.
5. Print PDF transcripts based on ranking.
6. Export the data required for live broadcast by gender and timing points.
7. Clear the scores or all scores of a certain item in the score sheet.
8. Import the processed score sheet into the score management page.
9. Search by selecting the limiting conditions.
10. Export the score management page.
Ⅸ. Team Configs
1. Item ID.
2. Total number of team members.
3. The number of women in the team.
4. Whether must be 3 men and 1 woman in the team.
5. Use gun score or net score to calculate team score.
6. Calculate the ranking based on the data.
7. Women can reduce time in the team.
8. Calculate team results by summing the scores of 4 team members or obtaining the slowest scores of the team.
Ⅹ. Chip Data
1. Filter chips data through contest number, device number, timing point, etc.
2. Use USB flash drive and other methods to obtain import device data to timing backend.
3. Select to clear the data of a certain device according to device number.
4. Add a chip data to the device.
5. Export the chips data read by the device during the event.
Ⅺ. Device Management
The device management interface can view all devices added in this event.
1. Select server control, and the reader can be switched through the network; select field control, or you can only manually switch the reader.
2. Show whether the two readers are in reading state.
3. Click edit to select field control, or select the server to control the reader.
4. Add a new device.
Ⅻ. Certificates Mangement
1. The grade certificate can be set according to the item ID.
2. The grade certificate can be set according to the gender.
3. Add multiple new grade certificates.
ⅩⅢ. Device State
1. Machine ID.
2. Event ID.
3. Battery percent.
4. Show whether the two card readers of the device are in reading state.
5. Machine time stamp.
6. IP: IP of the machine.
7. Resposen state.
