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Hardware Configurator
Restart Configurator
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Here's your optimal timing setup:
This configuration result was calculated automatically. In order to meet the specific requirements of your event, we would be happy to advise you personally.
Timing System
Transponders
| 500 | |
Split Timing Points
| 1 | |
Additional Recommendation
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Please add event name and date to the comment field, also add an event website link if applicable.
Here you can find the optimal hardware setup for your race in just a few steps.
You can send us your configuration and ask for further advice.
You can send us your configuration and ask for further advice.
What type of sports is your timing solution for?
Other
What type of cycling race do you want to time?
Road Cycling
Mountain Bike
Gravel/ Cyclocross
Pump Track
BMX
Track Cycling
Other
What accuracy does your race require?
0.2seconds
Standard accuracy
0.004seconds
Highest accuracy
You can use passive timing technology if your race does not require an accuracy higher than 0.2 seconds (1.7 meters at 30 km/h). Passive transponders are low-cost and convenient. Some versions are disposable - you don't need to collect them after the race.
The active solution offers a much higher accuracy of up to 0.004 seconds (4 cm at 30 km/h), the transponders are pricier, but reusable for several years.
The active solution offers a much higher accuracy of up to 0.004 seconds (4 cm at 30 km/h), the transponders are pricier, but reusable for several years.
Are there any restrictions against a 2 cm thick ground antenna?
No restrictions
Avoid Ground Antenna
Our foldable ground antenna is 2 cm thick. At high finish line speeds, this may cause issues for road bikes.
Are start and finish close-by (within a 500 m range)?
Yes
No
How many split timing points does your track have?
0
1
2
3
4+
Splits are intermediate measuring points, not including the start and finish line.
Do you want the split times to be transmitted live or when the participant arrives at the finish line?
Live splits data*
No live data required
* Live data transmission requires cell coverage or a different internet connection at the split point.
What type of event do you plan to time?
Ski Downhill / Snowboard
Cross Country Skiing
Biathlon
Speed Skating / Short Track
Sled Dog Racing
Ski Mountaineering
Other
How would you like your start times?
Live available*
Transmitted at the finish line
* Live data transmission requires cell coverage or a different internet connection at the start.
How many timing points does your race have?
1
2
3
4+
Please select the total number of timing points here, including start and finish.
Are you looking for purchase or rental options?
Purchase equipment
Rent equipment
Don't know
Are any timing points close together (within the range of 500 m)?
Yes
No
Can you place the 'swim out' timing point min. 10 meters apart from the water-exit?
Yes
No
What type of event do you plan to time?
Road Race
Trail Run
Mud/Obstacle Run
Other
Please provide us with a short description of the race:
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Can you recognize the faces of the participants (despite mud)?
Yes
No
How many participants do you expect at your race?
Next
Do you have any timing points directly after water (within 5-10m)?
Yes
No
Don't know
Are start and finish at the same location?
Do you want to time with net time or gun time?
Gun time
Net time
Net Time: Every participant gets his individual start time - the moment when he crosses the start line.
Gun Time: Every participant gets the same start time - the moment of the gun shot.
Gun Time: Every participant gets the same start time - the moment of the gun shot.
How many splits do you have?
0
1
2
3
4
5+
Splits are intermediate measuring points along the course, not including the start and finish line (e.g., the 10 k split at a 42 k marathon race).
Do you prefer to use disposable transponders?
Disposable transponders will not be collected after the race. The initial investment is lower.
Reusable transponders need to be collected from participants after the race. The initial investment is higher, but the transponder can be used repeatedly.
Reusable transponders need to be collected from participants after the race. The initial investment is higher, but the transponder can be used repeatedly.
Do you prefer to use disposable transponders?
Disposable transponders are attached to the back of the bib and will not be collected after the race. The initial investment is lower.
Reusable transponders are worn around the ankle and need to be collected from participants after the race.
Reusable transponders are worn around the ankle and need to be collected from participants after the race.
Which vehicles are racing?
Car
Motorcycle
Kart
Buggy
Other vehicle
On which surface will the race take place?
Tarmac/ Concrete
Off-road
How wide is the track at the timing points?
Less than 5 m
5 – 10 m
More than 10 m
What top speed do you expect at the timing point(s)?
30 250
?? km/h
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Can you run a loop cable under the track for timing?
Yes
No
The loop cable is a thin wire, that is laid out as a rectangle at timing points. For motorsports, it is typically placed under/inside the track surface. For those loops, some tracks have pre-installed pipes or a groove milled into the surface.
Please describe briefly where you want to place the transponders:
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The transponder position on some vehicles is fixed, due to construction or regulations. If there is no fixed position given, we can advise you on different scenarios to create the best timing data.
