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Im Vergleich zu anderen, \u00e4hnlichen Anlagen hat sie folgende Vorteile: Sie ist komplett Kabellos, alle Komponenten interagieren \u00fcber WLAN. Dadurch ist sie sehr schnell aufbaubar, die Komponenten m\u00fcssen nur eingeschaltet werden, der Rest passiert automatisch. Kabel verlegen war gestern. Sie ist die erste derartige Stoppuhr auf dem Markt, die auch die Ansagen \"At your marks\" und \"Ready\" automatisch wiedergeben kann. Durch diesen Automatismus ist es auch alleine m\u00f6glich mit ihr zu Wettkampf-gerechten Bedingungen zu trainieren. Die Bedienung der ScStw stammt aus dem 21. Jahrhundert: Sie wird ausschlie\u00dflich \u00fcber eine App bedient und ist sehr einfach zu handhaben. Sie ist erschwinglich genug, dass auch Athleten und lokale Verb\u00e4nde sie f\u00fcr ihr Training verwenden k\u00f6nnen. Auf den folgenden Seiten finden sich detaillierte Anleitungen rund um die ScStw. 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Die App \u00b6 Die App wird f\u00fcr die Bedienung der ScStw verwendet. \u00dcber sie kann alles gesteuert und eingestellt werden, was n\u00f6tig ist um Zeitmessungen durchzuf\u00fchren. Die Toppads \u00b6 Die Toppads sind dazu da, die Zeitmessung zu beenden, sobald der Athlet oben angekommen ist. Daf\u00fcr werden sie oben an der Wand an einer festgelegten Position befestigt. Sie verbinden sich kabellos mit der Basestation und agieren autonom. F\u00fcr jede Lane wird ein Toppad ben\u00f6tigt. Die Startpads \u00b6 Die Startpads werden verwendet, um Fehlstarts der Athlet zu erkennen. Sie verbinden sich kabellos mit der Basestation und agieren autonom. F\u00fcr jede Lane wird ein Startpad ben\u00f6tigt.","title":"Komponenten"},{"location":"getting-started/components/#die-komponenten-der-scstw","text":"Die ScStw ist sehr modular und besteht aus mehreren Teilen, die verschiedene Funktionen erf\u00fcllen. Sie eignet sich daher f\u00fcr den Einsatz auf zwei oder nur einer Lane.","title":"Die Komponenten der ScStw"},{"location":"getting-started/components/#die-basestation","text":"Die Basestation ist die zentrale Steuereinheit der ScStw. Sie steuert das Rennen und gibt sowohl den IFSC Startton als auch die Ansagen \"At your marks\" und \"Ready\" wieder.","title":"Die Basestation"},{"location":"getting-started/components/#die-app","text":"Die App wird f\u00fcr die Bedienung der ScStw verwendet. \u00dcber sie kann alles gesteuert und eingestellt werden, was n\u00f6tig ist um Zeitmessungen durchzuf\u00fchren.","title":"Die App"},{"location":"getting-started/components/#die-toppads","text":"Die Toppads sind dazu da, die Zeitmessung zu beenden, sobald der Athlet oben angekommen ist. Daf\u00fcr werden sie oben an der Wand an einer festgelegten Position befestigt. Sie verbinden sich kabellos mit der Basestation und agieren autonom. F\u00fcr jede Lane wird ein Toppad ben\u00f6tigt.","title":"Die Toppads"},{"location":"getting-started/components/#die-startpads","text":"Die Startpads werden verwendet, um Fehlstarts der Athlet zu erkennen. Sie verbinden sich kabellos mit der Basestation und agieren autonom. F\u00fcr jede Lane wird ein Startpad ben\u00f6tigt.","title":"Die Startpads"},{"location":"getting-started/software-setup/","text":"Installation der ScStw App \u00b6 The ScStw App wird f\u00fcr die Steuerung der Anlage ben\u00f6tigt. Sie steht f\u00fcr Android und IOS in den entsprechenden Stores zum Download zur Verf\u00fcgung:","title":"Softwareinstallation"},{"location":"getting-started/software-setup/#installation-der-scstw-app","text":"The ScStw App wird f\u00fcr die Steuerung der Anlage ben\u00f6tigt. Sie steht f\u00fcr Android und IOS in den entsprechenden Stores zum Download zur Verf\u00fcgung:","title":"Installation der ScStw App"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/","text":"Grundlagen der ScStw \u00b6 Um die ScStw zu benutzen, wird die ScStw-App ben\u00f6tigt. Sie steht im Google Playstore und im Apple Appstore zum Download zur Verf\u00fcgung. WLAN-Verbindung zur Basestation \u00b6 Um eine Verbindung mit der ScStwBasestation herzustellen, muss ein Ger\u00e4t, auf dem die ScStwApp installiert ist, mit dem WLAN-Hotspot der Basestation verbunden werden. Da der Hotspot aus Sicherheitsgr\u00fcnden nicht sichtbar ist, muss das Netzwerk in den jeweiligen Einstellungen manuell hinzugef\u00fcgt werden. Die entsprechende Einstellung findet man in der Regel unter WLAN > Netzwerk hinzuf\u00fcgen. Als Netzwerkname ist der Name der ScStw zu w\u00e4hlen. Bei Sicherheit muss WPA2/PSK gew\u00e4hlt werden. Den Namen und das Passwort erfahren sie beim Kauf der Stoppuhr. Es ist im Moment nicht m\u00f6glich, Name oder Passwort der ScStw zu \u00e4ndern, wir arbeiten aber daran. Verbindung von App und Basestation \u00b6 In der ScStwApp findet sich in den Einstellungen der Eintrag \"base station\". Dort l\u00e4sst sich durch einen Klick auf den obersten Eintrag \"connect\" die Verbindung zu Basestation herstellen. War die Verbindung erfolgreich, erscheint im K\u00e4stchen rechts ein gr\u00fcner Haken. Falls stattdessen ein rotes Ausrufezeichen erscheint, ist die Verbindung fehlgeschlagen. \u00dcberpr\u00fcfen Sie in diesem Fall bitte, ob ihr Ger\u00e4t mit dem WLAN_Netzwerk der Basestation verbunden ist und starten sie die Basestation gegebenenfalls neu. Sobald die Verbindung hergestellt ist, erscheinen in der oberen rechten Ecke der App einige Symbole: Das Pyramiden-Symbol zeigt, dass eine Verbindung besteht. Die Farbe der K\u00e4stchen mit \"A\" und \"B\" zeigt den Status der Lanes: Gr\u00fcn: Beide Pads sind verbunden und haben den Akkustand \"ok\". Gelb: Beide Pads sind verbunden, doch mindestens eins hat den Akkustand \"Warnung\" Rot: Nicht alle Pads sind verbunden, oder mindestens eins hat den Akkustand \"kritisch\" Konfiguration der Basestation \u00b6 Ist erfolgreich eine Verbindung hergestellt, kann die Basestation konfiguriert werden. Unter dem Eintrag \"settings\" finden sich einige grundlegende Funktionen, wie die Lautst\u00e4rke der Basestation und der Wettkampfmodus. Weitere Informationen . Die maximale Lautst\u00e4rke ist sehr hoch und kann bei zu geringem Abstand zu der Basestation zu Geh\u00f6rsch\u00e4den f\u00fchren. Unter dem Eintrag \"extensions\" findet sich eine \u00dcbersicht aller konfigurierten Pads und ihrem Status. Ein Pad ist verbunden, wenn das K\u00e4stchen rechts einen gr\u00fcnen Haken enth\u00e4lt. Au\u00dferdem gibt es drei m\u00f6gliche Akkust\u00e4nde: \"gut\": Der Akku ist gr\u00fcn \"Warnung\": Der Akku ist gelb und sollte demn\u00e4chst aufgeladen werden \"kritisch\": Der Akku ist rot und muss unverz\u00fcglich aufgeladen werden. Verbinden der Pads \u00b6 Um die Pads mit der Basestation zu verbinden, m\u00fcssen sie nur angeschaltet werden. Alles Weitere passiert automatisch. Bei neueren Versionen der ScStw ist der An-/Ausschalter in die Pads eingelassen, um zu verhindern, dass diese aus Versehen bet\u00e4tigt werden. Mit einem Kugelschreiber ist es dennoch leicht m\u00f6glich, sie zu bet\u00e4tigen. Starten eines Rennes \u00b6 Um ein Rennen zu starten, muss nur auf der Startseite der ScStwApp auf \"start\" getippt werden. Weitere Informationen zur Konfiguration des Rennens finden sie unter dem Punkt Konfiguration des Rennens .","title":"Grundlagen"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#grundlagen-der-scstw","text":"Um die ScStw zu benutzen, wird die ScStw-App ben\u00f6tigt. Sie steht im Google Playstore und im Apple Appstore zum Download zur Verf\u00fcgung.","title":"Grundlagen der ScStw"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#wlan-verbindung-zur-basestation","text":"Um eine Verbindung mit der ScStwBasestation herzustellen, muss ein Ger\u00e4t, auf dem die ScStwApp installiert ist, mit dem WLAN-Hotspot der Basestation verbunden werden. Da der Hotspot aus Sicherheitsgr\u00fcnden nicht sichtbar ist, muss das Netzwerk in den jeweiligen Einstellungen manuell hinzugef\u00fcgt werden. Die entsprechende Einstellung findet man in der Regel unter WLAN > Netzwerk hinzuf\u00fcgen. Als Netzwerkname ist der Name der ScStw zu w\u00e4hlen. Bei Sicherheit muss WPA2/PSK gew\u00e4hlt werden. Den Namen und das Passwort erfahren sie beim Kauf der Stoppuhr. Es ist im Moment nicht m\u00f6glich, Name oder Passwort der ScStw zu \u00e4ndern, wir arbeiten aber daran.","title":"WLAN-Verbindung zur Basestation"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#verbindung-von-app-und-basestation","text":"In der ScStwApp findet sich in den Einstellungen der Eintrag \"base station\". Dort l\u00e4sst sich durch einen Klick auf den obersten Eintrag \"connect\" die Verbindung zu Basestation herstellen. War die Verbindung erfolgreich, erscheint im K\u00e4stchen rechts ein gr\u00fcner Haken. Falls stattdessen ein rotes Ausrufezeichen erscheint, ist die Verbindung fehlgeschlagen. \u00dcberpr\u00fcfen Sie in diesem Fall bitte, ob ihr Ger\u00e4t mit dem WLAN_Netzwerk der Basestation verbunden ist und starten sie die Basestation gegebenenfalls neu. Sobald die Verbindung hergestellt ist, erscheinen in der oberen rechten Ecke der App einige Symbole: Das Pyramiden-Symbol zeigt, dass eine Verbindung besteht. Die Farbe der K\u00e4stchen mit \"A\" und \"B\" zeigt den Status der Lanes: Gr\u00fcn: Beide Pads sind verbunden und haben den Akkustand \"ok\". Gelb: Beide Pads sind verbunden, doch mindestens eins hat den Akkustand \"Warnung\" Rot: Nicht alle Pads sind verbunden, oder mindestens eins hat den Akkustand \"kritisch\"","title":"Verbindung von App und Basestation"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#konfiguration-der-basestation","text":"Ist erfolgreich eine Verbindung hergestellt, kann die Basestation konfiguriert werden. Unter dem Eintrag \"settings\" finden sich einige grundlegende Funktionen, wie die Lautst\u00e4rke der Basestation und der Wettkampfmodus. Weitere Informationen . Die maximale Lautst\u00e4rke ist sehr hoch und kann bei zu geringem Abstand zu der Basestation zu Geh\u00f6rsch\u00e4den f\u00fchren. Unter dem Eintrag \"extensions\" findet sich eine \u00dcbersicht aller konfigurierten Pads und ihrem Status. Ein Pad ist verbunden, wenn das K\u00e4stchen rechts einen gr\u00fcnen Haken enth\u00e4lt. Au\u00dferdem gibt es drei m\u00f6gliche Akkust\u00e4nde: \"gut\": Der Akku ist gr\u00fcn \"Warnung\": Der Akku ist gelb und sollte demn\u00e4chst aufgeladen werden \"kritisch\": Der Akku ist rot und muss unverz\u00fcglich aufgeladen werden.","title":"Konfiguration der Basestation"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#verbinden-der-pads","text":"Um die Pads mit der Basestation zu verbinden, m\u00fcssen sie nur angeschaltet werden. Alles Weitere passiert automatisch. Bei neueren Versionen der ScStw ist der An-/Ausschalter in die Pads eingelassen, um zu verhindern, dass diese aus Versehen bet\u00e4tigt werden. Mit einem Kugelschreiber ist es dennoch leicht m\u00f6glich, sie zu bet\u00e4tigen.","title":"Verbinden der Pads"},{"location":"user-guide/basics/#starten-eines-rennes","text":"Um ein Rennen zu starten, muss nur auf der Startseite der ScStwApp auf \"start\" getippt werden. Weitere Informationen zur Konfiguration des Rennens finden sie unter dem Punkt Konfiguration des Rennens .","title":"Starten eines Rennes"},{"location":"user-guide/race-configuration/","text":"Konfigurieren eines Rennens \u00b6 Automatische Ansagen \u00b6 Die ScStw ist in der Lage, die Ansagen \"At your marks\" und \"Ready\" autonom wiederzugeben. Diese k\u00f6nnen in den Einstellungen der App im Eintrag \"start sequence\" konfiguriert werden. Das hie anzugebende \"delay\" ist die L\u00e4nge der Verz\u00f6gerung bevor die jeweilige Ansage gemacht wird. Wenn der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert ist, m\u00fcssen beide Starter f\u00fcr die Dauer des Delays vor der Ansage \"Ready\" auf dem Startpad stehen, damit das Rennen beginnt. Hebt einer der Athleten seinen Fu\u00df, beginnt das Delay von vorne. Aktivieren und Deaktivieren von Lanes \u00b6 Einzelne Lanes lassen sich aktivieren und deaktivieren, hierbei gibt es aber Unterschiede, je nachdem, ob der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert ist, oder nicht: - Ist der Wettkampfmodus deaktiviert , geschieht die Aktivierung und Deaktivierung der Lanes automatisch. Lane A ist hierbei immer aktiviert und Lane B wird aktiviert, sobald ein Pad verbunden ist. - Ist der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert , muss die Aktivierung und Deaktivierung der Lanes manuell vorgenommen werden. Standardm\u00e4\u00dfig sind immer beide Lanes aktiviert. Beim Start des Rennens kann eine Lane deaktiviert werden (zum Beispiel, wenn ein Athlet durch einen Fehlstart alleine starten muss). Dazu muss die entsprechende Lane in der App beim Start nur angetippt werden. Nach dem Ende des Einzelrennens sind automatisch wieder beide Lanes aktiv. Der Wettkampfmodus \u00b6 Ist die ScStw im Wettkampfmodus, ver\u00e4ndert sich ihr Verhalten an einigen Stellen: - beim Start eines Rennens m\u00fcssen die Startpads aller aktiven Lanes gedr\u00fcckt sein. - Die Aktivierung/Deaktivierung der Lanes erfolgt nicht automatisch (siehe oben). - Ist ein Pad nicht verbunden oder hat einen kritischen Akkustand, ist es nicht m\u00f6glich ein Rennen zu starten. - Verliert ein Pad w\u00e4hrend einem Rennen oder w\u00e4hrend des Starts die Verbindung, wir das Rennen sofort mit der Meldung \"Technical incident\" abgebrochen. - Ver\u00e4nderungen an der ScStw, die den Betrieb unterbrechen k\u00f6nnten, sind nicht m\u00f6glich. (zum Beispiel Firmware Updates)","title":"Konfigration eines Rennens"},{"location":"user-guide/race-configuration/#konfigurieren-eines-rennens","text":"","title":"Konfigurieren eines Rennens"},{"location":"user-guide/race-configuration/#automatische-ansagen","text":"Die ScStw ist in der Lage, die Ansagen \"At your marks\" und \"Ready\" autonom wiederzugeben. Diese k\u00f6nnen in den Einstellungen der App im Eintrag \"start sequence\" konfiguriert werden. Das hie anzugebende \"delay\" ist die L\u00e4nge der Verz\u00f6gerung bevor die jeweilige Ansage gemacht wird. Wenn der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert ist, m\u00fcssen beide Starter f\u00fcr die Dauer des Delays vor der Ansage \"Ready\" auf dem Startpad stehen, damit das Rennen beginnt. Hebt einer der Athleten seinen Fu\u00df, beginnt das Delay von vorne.","title":"Automatische Ansagen"},{"location":"user-guide/race-configuration/#aktivieren-und-deaktivieren-von-lanes","text":"Einzelne Lanes lassen sich aktivieren und deaktivieren, hierbei gibt es aber Unterschiede, je nachdem, ob der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert ist, oder nicht: - Ist der Wettkampfmodus deaktiviert , geschieht die Aktivierung und Deaktivierung der Lanes automatisch. Lane A ist hierbei immer aktiviert und Lane B wird aktiviert, sobald ein Pad verbunden ist. - Ist der Wettkampfmodus aktiviert , muss die Aktivierung und Deaktivierung der Lanes manuell vorgenommen werden. Standardm\u00e4\u00dfig sind immer beide Lanes aktiviert. Beim Start des Rennens kann eine Lane deaktiviert werden (zum Beispiel, wenn ein Athlet durch einen Fehlstart alleine starten muss). Dazu muss die entsprechende Lane in der App beim Start nur angetippt werden. Nach dem Ende des Einzelrennens sind automatisch wieder beide Lanes aktiv.","title":"Aktivieren und Deaktivieren von Lanes"},{"location":"user-guide/race-configuration/#der-wettkampfmodus","text":"Ist die ScStw im Wettkampfmodus, ver\u00e4ndert sich ihr Verhalten an einigen Stellen: - beim Start eines Rennens m\u00fcssen die Startpads aller aktiven Lanes gedr\u00fcckt sein. - Die Aktivierung/Deaktivierung der Lanes erfolgt nicht automatisch (siehe oben). - Ist ein Pad nicht verbunden oder hat einen kritischen Akkustand, ist es nicht m\u00f6glich ein Rennen zu starten. - Verliert ein Pad w\u00e4hrend einem Rennen oder w\u00e4hrend des Starts die Verbindung, wir das Rennen sofort mit der Meldung \"Technical incident\" abgebrochen. - Ver\u00e4nderungen an der ScStw, die den Betrieb unterbrechen k\u00f6nnten, sind nicht m\u00f6glich. (zum Beispiel Firmware Updates)","title":"Der Wettkampfmodus"},{"location":"user-guide/setup/","text":"Aufbau \u00b6 Basestation \u00b6 Zuerst muss die Basestation an eine Stromquelle (z.B. Netzteil oder Powerbank) angeschlossen werden. Nach ca 30 Sekunden bis einer Minute sollte die Spitze der Pyramide anfangen, blau zu leuchten. Das zeigt, dass sie einsatzbereit ist. Startpads \u00b6 An der linken Seite der Startpads befindet sich ein Schalter. Dieser Muss auf \"ON\" geschaltet werden. Danach sollte die eingebaute LED anfangen zu blinken, was bedeutet, dass das Pad einsatzbereit ist. Toppads \u00b6 Hier ist gleich vorzugehen wie bei den Startpads.","title":"Aufbau"},{"location":"user-guide/setup/#aufbau","text":"","title":"Aufbau"},{"location":"user-guide/setup/#basestation","text":"Zuerst muss die Basestation an eine Stromquelle (z.B. Netzteil oder Powerbank) angeschlossen werden. Nach ca 30 Sekunden bis einer Minute sollte die Spitze der Pyramide anfangen, blau zu leuchten. Das zeigt, dass sie einsatzbereit ist.","title":"Basestation"},{"location":"user-guide/setup/#startpads","text":"An der linken Seite der Startpads befindet sich ein Schalter. Dieser Muss auf \"ON\" geschaltet werden. Danach sollte die eingebaute LED anfangen zu blinken, was bedeutet, dass das Pad einsatzbereit ist.","title":"Startpads"},{"location":"user-guide/setup/#toppads","text":"Hier ist gleich vorzugehen wie bei den Startpads.","title":"Toppads"}]} |