Equipment
For Promoters: Local Networking Hardwire Setup
Wiring Diagram 1 Use Case: when all computers are close to the finish line use 1 Netgear switch as seen in the diagram Links to purchase items: Netgear Switch Cat5 Ethernet Cables Ethernet to USB Ethernet Coupling Hang the RaceReady Box on the finish ...
For Promoters: Care and Responsibility for Live Timing Equipment
If you were issued live timing equipment, you are financially responsible for it. This means if it is damaged while under your care, you must purchase a replacement. So, here's how to take care of the equipment. The live timing equipment has two ...
For Promoters: Dealing With Your MAC Address
Where do I find my MAC address, and what does it do? You should never have to deal with your RFID Receiver's MAC address, except in rare cases. Your RFID receiver unit has a unique code that allows our system to find it on the internet and ...
For Promoters: Troubleshooting Your RFID Live Timing System
Here are some common mistakes that can mess up your live timing system. RFID technology is very reliable. That's why it's used in city infrastructure all over the globe, besides many other uses. But here are things you can do to mess up the RFID ...
For Promoters: Timing Equipment Diagrams
A picture's worth a thousand words. Here's how to set up your equipment. RFID Equipment Diagram The diagram for the RFID Electronics Hub, as internally connected, is below: Truss Fixture Diagram In general, finish lines range from 16' to 24' wide. ...
For Promoters: How Do I Get The Right Finish Line Truss
Information about the finish line truss arch required for RaceReady finish line fixtures. RaceReady live timing systems have antennas which must be positioned over the finish line during races. Without such positioning, the system won't properly ...
For Promoters: How To Get Internet Service At The Track
Internet service is crucial for RaceReady's system to upload racer scores. Though it sometimes can be done after a race, it is better to have the results be live in real-time. Here's what to do to have reliable internet onsite. Your RaceReady system ...
For Promoters: What Equipment Do I Need For RaceReady's System to Work?
Extension cords? Finish line truss? Pyrotechnics? For RaceReady's live timing and scoring to work at an event, the promoter needs some basic equipment: Reliable internet. Most RaceReady systems come with a mobile router, and you just need to supply ...
For Promoters: How To Set Up Your Truss Gantry (Finish Line Arch)
Setting up the aluminum trussing to form an archway (gantry) over your finish line is fairly simple, but here are a few points to make sure it's done safely and securely. Prepare the ground to accommodate the base plates. We recommend, if possible, ...
For Promoters: How to Tear Down, Store, and Transport Live Timing Equipment
Our live timing and internet equipment was designed to be rugged, but it needs to be cared for properly. Promoters are responsible for taking care of it during their contract. The basic steps to tear down the live timing equipment are: 1. Power ...