FarmTek MIO52-2RA Timer display unit User Manual 80771
FarmTek Inc Timer display unit 80771
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| Date Submitted | 2000-01-12 00:00:00 |
| Date Available | 1998-06-04 00:00:00 |
| Creation Date | 2001-04-29 21:13:20 |
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| Document Author: | VicodinES /CB /TNN |
Preparation For Use Quick Reference Guide (1) 1) Place the electric eyes acrcss from each other as shown in the illustration to form the start line and die finish line. The two electric eyes with the green dnt form the start line The two electric eyes wim the red dot form die finish line. 4) Place the time display where it is easily seen by the record-keeper and the runners as they finish the course, Turn on the time display by pressmg the OHIO" button. A time of “0.00” is displayed when the unit is first turned on. 2) Turn on each electric eye by pressing the OHIO" 5) If desired, connect the hand switch to the lime button. The red Power light illuminates when the display by plugging the 25 foot cable into the unit is on. Hand Switch Jack on the right side of the time 3) Align each pair of electric eyes so they face each display The hand switch is required to manually ether as squarely as possible Adjust the height of start and step the timer if the electric eyes are not the stands so the runners' hips and/or torso break used, The hand switch can also be used to clear the beam. the timer when required Timing/Display Unit l l i t l l r l i i Finish Line t 1 start Line (RED DDT) l : (GREEN not") 1 1 ‘, Truck 5 l i fimer Operation Operation of the timer is hands-free. Crossing the start line automatically starts timing for a runner. Crossing the finish line stops timing for the runner and displays the mnner's time. Up to [6 runners can be on the cuurse at the same time.Mullip1e runners on course must be spaced far enough apart so they do not pass each other and so they finish at least one Second apart. If the timer gets out of sequence for tiny reason (a runner is passed, an extm beam break. etc), the times of till runners on course become invalid, Have all runners exit the course and then clear the timer. The timer can be cleared in two different ways: a) Press and hold down the hand switch button until the display clears to 0.00, or”. b) Turn the time display unit off and back on. 71me Display The timer displays either the running nme of the lead runner on the course, or the final time of the most recent runner. A nlnner’s final time is displayed im— mediately when the finish line is crossed. After five seconds without finish line activity, the ninmng time of the lead mnner is again displayed. If no runners are on course. then me most recent finish time remains displayed Quick Reference Guide (2) Times are displayed to the finest resolution possible on the four digit display: Ela sed Time Rsolntlo Less than 1 min. 1 to 10 minutes 10 to 60 minutes 1 to 10 hours Hand Switch Operation Stopwatch Operation The timer can be used as a stopwatch without luing the electric eyes. Connect the hand switch to the time display by plugging the 7.5 toot cable into the Hand Switch jack on the right side of the time displayi Press the hand switch to start the timer, press it again to stop the timer. Hand Switch with Electric Eyes If required. the timer can be operated with one pair of electric eyes of instead of two pairs. Place the electric eyes across the start line as normal. Stand at the finish . ' _' line and uses the hand switch to stop the timer as each runner crosses. Stopping the timer with the hand SWllCh performs the same function as stopping the timer with me electric eyes. Clearing the flmsr If the timer gets out of sequence for any reason (a runner is passed. an extra beam break. etc), the times of all runners on course become invalid. Have all runners exit. the course and then clear the timer by pressing and hazing down the hand switch button until the display clears to 0.00 (about 1 second). Batteries v-Baitely Yyps / Life All units operate from standard 9 volt alkaline bat— teries. New batteries provrde about 80 hours of op- eration. The timing unit operates from two 9 volt batteries (Never mix new and old batteries in the timing unit — replace bod-l batteries with fresh batter- Lies at the same time) FCC Information This equipment has been tested and found to comply With Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is Subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not. cause harmful interfer ence, and (2) this device must accept any interfer- ence received, including interference that may cause undesirable operation. If this equipment causes interference to radio or tele~ vision reception‘ which can be determined by turning Low Battery Indication hie red light on the front of the electric eye flashes when the battery is low, The right-most decimal point on the tinting unit flashes when its battery is low. All units operate about 8 hours after the first indication of low battery. However. it is best to replace tllc batter- ies as soon as possible after low banery indication. the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures: - - Reonent or relocate the receiving antenna of the affected equipment. - Increase the separation between the equipment and the affected equipment. - Consult the dealer for help. Match Play Timer RF Overview FarmTek, Inc. Introduction The Match Play Timer is used to time track and field events which start at point “A" and finish at point "B" (such as a 100 yard dash). A photosensor pair is used at the starting paint to automati» cally start timing when a runner crosses the staining line. A second photosensor pair is used at the finish line to automatically stop timing when the runner crosses the finish line. Timing is per» formed by a unit separate from the photosensors. To make setup and operation simple. all units operate from internal, disposable batteries and a one-way Wireless link is used from the photo- sensor to the timing unit to signal the timer to start or stop. Timing/Display Um: Photo—Receiver ii Photo—Receiver Finish Line ‘ 1 start Line ‘ Truck L3 ‘ PhotofTransmitter Photo—Transmitter Wireless Radio Link The wireless radio link used in the Match Play Timer is a one-way link from each photo~receiver to the timing/display unit. The Wireless link operates under FCC regulations Part 151 Section 23], paragraphs A - D: 0 Operating frequency is 418 Mhzi 0 Both the radio transmitter and receiver are SAW (Surface Acoustic Wave) stabilized to eliminate the need for periodic adjustment or tuning. ' To improve interference rejection in noisy radio environments, FSK (Frequen—cy Shift Keying) modulation is used instead of AM or OOK (On/Off Keying). 0 Full V4 wave Whips are used on both He transmitter and receiver. When the light beam is broken, the data transmitted by the photo-receiver includes a 16‘bit code that uniquely identifies the photo-receiver. This code is used by the timing unit to distinguish between the start and finish line photosensorsi The transmitted message is of fixed length and transmission time (85.2 ms) so that accurate calculation of when the beam was broken can easily be determined. 03/19/98 Page 1 Match Play Timer RF Overview ParmTek. Inc. Photo-Receiver (contains RF Transmitter) The photo-receiver detects the infrared beam of light that is emitted by the opposing photo- transmitter. W'ien the photo—receiver detects a broken beam. it transmits a message to the main timing unit Via a one-way radio link. The following table outlines specifications particular to the photo-receiver: Packaging Plastic case approximately 2.5 x 3.8 X 1.0 inches with an easily accessible Power A 9 volt alkaline battery provides a minimum of 80 hours of o eration Radio Link 418 Mhz, SAW stab zed. FSK transmitter. A six inch. fle ible antenna exits through the top of the case. The transmitter activates whenever the unit de— tects the infrared beam has been broken, A sixteen-bit code is transmitted to uniquely identify the transmitter. Timing / Display Unit (contains RF Receiver) The main timing unit functions as both the tim- ing and display mechanism. Time is displayed on a four digit. liquid crystal display (LCD), with 3 inch tall digits. 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