Event setup

Event

Event, races and timing points with their links. The PDF has a QR code for each camera, on its own page to stand in front of it.

Races

A runner finishes on their own last lap. Crossings closer together than the minimum lap time count as one. Open the gun screen on the starter's phone and tap BANG at the gun.

Timing points

One per camera. Cameras at the same place share a location; the position is metres after the finish line along the lap. Each camera's link opens its camera page. With one camera at a location, make it a bib camera: when a location has no side-on timing camera, its bib cameras do the timing too, and passes timed from bib reads aren't flagged for review.

Adds the 6pm and 8pm races (25 laps, 55 s) and the four cameras, without touching anything already there.

Reference bib photos

One to five close-up photos of this event's bibs (or the printer's artwork), the right way up. Pick them all together: a new upload replaces the earlier ones. Between them, try to show every digit 0 to 9. They go with every bib-reading request so Claude Haiku knows where the number sits, its font, and what printing to ignore.

Bib font: digit sheet

One picture of the digits 0 to 9, in order, in the font printed on the bibs: a printer's proof, a screenshot of the bib design, or spare bibs laid out together. It helps Claude Haiku tell look-alikes apart, such as 1 and 7, 3 and 8, or 5 and 6.

Bib notes

A few lines about the bibs, sent with every read. For example: "4-digit numbers 1001 to 1045, black on white, the 7 has no crossbar, ignore the sponsor logo above the number".

Start list

Copy the rows from Excel and paste them here. Headings such as Bib, First name, Surname, Gender, Club and Race are recognised (Heat works too); without headings the columns are taken as Bib, First, Last, Gender, Club, Race. Bibs starting PACE are pacers and stay out of results.