Automatic Timing Point Selection can be configured in Main Window->Timing Points. It is especially important when working with Loop Boxes: Detections from different timing points (Loop Boxes) will be received through one timing system. That means you have to assign different timing points for different detections from one timing system.

On an event with several splits using the active system, we also recommend to use a unique channel and loop ID combination for each timing point, and to use the automatic timing point selection rules. This way, if a detection is stored on the transponder instead of being transmitted to the timing system on one split, it will be entered in the right timing point when the chip reaches the next timing system.

No matter which Timing Point is selected for a timing system, if one of the Automatic Timing Point Selection rules applies, then that Timing Point will be used. In most cases, you need to select only the Timing Point and the Loop ID.

If you choose to use the device ID as criteria, remember to include the letter prefix, for example D-4898 for a decoder, or T-20255 for a Track Box.