Short Track Timing system - ISU Approved
Article: STST
Manufacturer: Swiss Timing (Switzerland)
Category: Scoring and Timing Systems
Specifications: Basic system elements:
Electronic start gun (E-gun) to indicate the start of the race and Start TimeV with mobile loudspeaker
Timer with a certifed clock is required to measure all race tmes
Lap counter
Photofinish camera Myria
PC with Partcipants and competition management software
HDV - finish videoreplay system
Transponder system
Gemeni scoreboard 9 digits rolling tme board
Certifications: ISU
General Description:
Timing system is required for real time timing and scoring, judging and data collecting, results processing to display and publish. Timing and Scoring systems are based on electronic and computer technologies that ensure that all information is real-time and accurate.
Short track is practiced on ice in a standard, 111.12m ice hockey rink. Two to eight competitors compete in one time and speed can reach up to 60 km/h. What makes this sport so spectacular is the challenge to maintain high speeds while skating on a track with tight turns.
The Swiss company "Swiss Timing" offers scoring and timing systems for the sports industry. The single features and complete sets strongly depend on the configuration of the sports arena in which they are installed and the level of sporting activities to be conducted. If you want to implement a scoring and timing system - please refer to our managers. They will help you decide on the appropriate equipment and will answer all your questions about options, costs, delivery dates, etc. of the system.
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Telephone set with headset
Article: 3431.921
Autonomy about 100 hours
Microphone—headset dynamic microphones and headsets
Power supply 1 x 9V battery
Manufacturer Swiss Timing (Switzerland)
OMEGA PowerTime II Hand-held timer/printer
Article: 3462.900
Dimensions: 210 x 95 x 40 mm
Weight: 410 g (no paper, no batteries)
Display: Alphanumeric LCD, 4 lines of 16 char. each
Timebase type: Thermo—compensated quartz oscillator
Timebase resolution: 1/1000 sec to 1 sec (programmable)
Chronograph: 23.59.59.999 repetitive
Keyboard: 10 numeric keys and 8 function keys
Acoustic signal: 1 KHz
Memory capacity: Maximum 2000 competitors
Printer: 24 alphanumeric characters per line
Print speed: 1,5 s per line
Paper: Thermal, width 58 mm, length 8 m
Printing capacity: 2000 lines per roll
Serial link: RS232 (data); RS485 (display)
External power supply: 9—15 VDC
Internal power supply: 4 alkaline batteries 1.5 V, 1500 mAh, type AA/LR6/UM3
Operating time without serial output: > 30 hours and 2000 printed lines at + 20°C
Operating time with running time on PC and scoreboard: > 12 hours and 2000 printed lines at +20°C
External power: Power jack plug Ø3.5 / 1.9 mm for 9 V power adaptor
Operating temperature: — 10 °C to +50°C
Storage temperature: — 30 °C to +60°C
Printer temp. Range: — 10 °C to +50°C
Protection: IP40
Mains power: 115—230 VAC, 50—60 Hz depending on model
Output voltage: 9V DC 1.2A
Manufacturer Swiss Timing (Switzerland)
OMEGA SCAN'O'VISION MYRIA 10 Camera
Article: 3503.910
Acquisition speed: 500 to 2’000 lines per seconds or 500 to 10’000 lines per seconds
Resolution: 2048 pixels (at any speed)
Nbr. of color per pixel: >16 millions
Time base precision: ±0.1ppm (oven—controlled)
Transmission: Ethernet 1Gb/s (PoE PD), 9kB jumbo frame, IEEE 802.3at (25W), IEEE 1588 (Precision Time Protocol)
Max. distance between camera and computer: 100m (Cat5e Ethernet cable)
Working temperature: 0°C to +50°C
Storage temperature: —20°C to +70°C
Protection: IP55
Camera dimension: 415 x 270 x 143mm (LxWxH)
Camera weight: 3.6 kg
