$30.00
Replacement wall transformer. Compatible with any SWIMSTART or SWIM/SHOTCLOCK purchased before 11/2000.
24V->110 Wall transformer for powering/charging Swim Start and models of SWIM/SHOTCLOCK purchased prior to 11/2000.
| Weight | 2 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 8 × 6 × 5 in |
The IST Demos runs on Windows XP, Vista, 7, 8 or 10.
MEETWARE3 Timing, Meet, and Team Management Software
TIMEWARE3 Timing Software
POLOWARE3 Water Polo Match Software
NOTE: If you are unable to download one of the demo packages, please call 800-835-2611 to ask for a CD or USB copy to be mailed to you.
Use Event List to create and save the exact event lists you need. Copy and change as needed or import from Hy-Tek Meet Manager.
Set the parameters for the events in your list–age, sex, distance, stroke, Freshman/JV/Varsity, time/class codes, Prelim/Semi/Final and more.
Off-Line Scoring for editing results before printing final reports. Adjust times or FTP results. Summarizes all heats for hand scoring. Re-send results to Hy-Tek MEET MANAGER.
Message Board for sending messages to IST Scoreboards. Assign lanes for warm-ups before the meet. During breaks, promote your concession stand!
Create your own event lists for any type of meet: Age Group, High School, College, Freshman/JV/Varsity and Prelim/Semi/Final
Design a point system to fit your meet: Dual, Multiple Dual, Triangle, Prelim/Semi/Finals, Timed Final, Pentathlon, Invitational, Freshman/JV/Varsity.
Give the meet a unique name, select the point system and event list, enter the teams and set the parameters for displaying and printing the results. Select a record group to print on programs and check a box to FTP results to the web at the end of each event.
Setup seeding parameters specific to your meet. Select to seed by Position, Times/Points, or Random. Seed the meet as Dual, Multiple Dual, Triangle, Timed Finals, Circle Seed Pentathlon, Round Robin, Random, or Invitational.
Enter your athletes by event or select an athlete’s name and enter them in all their events at once. Pop-up screens for relay entry allows you to see all athletes entered.
When entries are complete, seed selected or all diving and swimming events with one click. Drag and drop seeded entries to other lanes or heats.
MEETWARE – Full meet and team management system that is recommended for teams that are not currently using Hy-Tek’s Meet Manager. Best for High School, College, and small age group teams.
Results Interface – This software option must be added if you want to send event results to Hy-Tek’s MEET MANAGER. Hy-Tek’s Timing Console Interface is also required. If you want to see event entries on the timing screen or alphanumeric scoreboard, you must also have Hy-Tek’s Alpha Scoreboard Interface. Hy-Tek products must be purchased from them.
Diving Interface – This software option must be added if you want to run diving events.
Scoreboard Interface – This software option must be added if you will use TIMEWARE 2 with a scoreboard from IST or another supplier.
BOARDWARE – This software package displays a 32 character alphanumeric scoreboard on a computer screen that can be projected onto your pool wall. It runs on the same computer as IST’s TIMEWARE, MEETWARE or POLOWARE. It is recommended for pools with minimal natural light.
Site License – Software is designed for use by 2 teams (typically Men/Women or High School/Middle School). If more teams are going to be using the Software, then additional licenses are required.
TIMEWARE – Timing console software that is recommended for teams using Hy-Tek’s Meet Manager. Best for large age group teams.
International Sports Timing’s BOARDWARE3 Scoreboard Projection Software offers an affordable, versatile software package that turns your computer into a scoreboard display that can be projected onto your pool wall or other screen surface. BOARDWARE3 software runs in Windows XP, Vista or 7 (Pro version is recommended for networking). With Virtual Serial Ports, you can run BOARDWARE3 on the same computer as TIMEWARE 2, MEETWARE, POLOWARE 2 and/or WORKWARE 2.
Note: If you are running BOARDWARE3 on a desk top computer, you must have a second video card for the projector. Like all software products from IST, BOARDWARE3 is covered by a five year warranty.
A. BOARDWARE3 makes use of the multiple monitor settings available in Windows.
1. Monitor 1 is set to be used as the primary monitor for your IST Software.
2. Monitor 2 is set to extend the Windows Desktop to move the BOARDWARE3 Display to a projector.
B. Virtual Serial Ports (VSP’s)
1. VSP’s allow your TIMEWARE3, MEETWARE3, POLOWARE2 and/or WORKWARE2 Software to send data that would normally go to an IST 32-character Alphanumeric Scoreboard back to the computer to be displayed on your projector.
2. At startup, BOARDWARE3 automatically identifies and assigns the VSP’s for both BOARDWARE3 and the timing software.
C. Projector (User Supplied)
1. Your projector connects to a laptop’s external monitor port.
2. If you are using a desk top Computer, you must have a second video card for the projector.
3. Our customers’ experience has shown that a 3000 lumen projector is the minimum, with 6000 lumens or more preferred.
4. Mounting the projector permanently inside the pool area may adversely affect its useful life, due to corrosion from the chlorinated atmosphere.
A. User logo
1. The User Logo is displayed in the upper left corner of the scoreboard display.
2. The shape must be square or round shape in a GIF, TIFF, ICON or JPG format.
B. Number of Lines
1. The number of lines on the scoreboard display is set to the number of lanes in the pool.
2. The display will also include a scrolling message line above Lane 1
C. Colors
1. The user can select the color of the scoreboard text and background.
2. Colors should be selected with maximum contrast to make the display easily readable.
D. Ports
1. The Scoreboard Port on your TIMEWARE 2, MEETWARE, POLOWARE 2 and/or WORKWARE 2 Software is set to the lowest COM port number of the VSP’s selected.
2. The Input Port on your BOARDWARE3 Software is set to the highest COM port number of the VSP’s selected.
1. IBM Compatible computer with Pentium (or equivalent) processor
2. Windows XP, Vista or 7 (Pro version is recommended for networking).
3. 64 MB recommended
4. 20 MB hard disk space available
5. VGA or Super VGA monitor
6. CD and flash drive
7. Mouse
1. All SWIMWARE timing devices, scoreboards and all computers running BOARDWARE3 software must be connected to GFI (Ground Fault Interrupt) 110V 5 amp (min.) outlets.
1. We strongly recommend that the BOARDWARE3 computer, its printer and the Computer Timing Interface be connected to power through an uninterruptible power supply (UPS). This protects against accidental loss of data during a power failure.
2. The addition of an internet connection to your BOARDWARE3 computer will enable you to download updates from or email backups to IST with minimum effort. This can facilitate meet support.
1. One ten character, numeric display, including two characters for lane, two characters for place and six characters for time plus colon and period.
2. Overall size is 8′ 6″ in length by 12″ in height by 4″ deep.
3. Total weight is 45 pounds.
4. Case consists of an aluminum extrusion coated with a matte black epoxy finish.
5. Lens is transparent red, 1/8″ shatterproof, non-glare Plexiglas which is easily removed from the front of the board.
1. All SWIMWARE Scoreboards must be connected to GFI (Ground Fault Interrupt) 110V 5 amp (min.) outlets. The outlet should be within 6′ of the upper right corner of the board.
2. Load requirement: .4 Amps.
3. Connection to Computer Interface is via RS485 communications protocol over 2 wire, twisted pair with 4-conductor RJ11 connectors.
4. All electronic devices are protected against corrosion
1. Characters are 6 1/2″ high by 4 1/2″ wide.
2. Each character is formed by a 7-segment matrix of dots, 7 high by 5 wide. Each dot is formed by a cluster of 4 Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s).
3. The color of the LED’s is red. The LED’s are guaranteed by the manufacturer for 50,000 hours of operation.
1. The operating temperature range is 0 to +55 degrees Celsius.
2. The storage temperature range is -55 to +85 degrees Celsius.
3. The operating humidity is <= 90% non-condensing.
1. During a race, the right side of the board displays a running clock.
2. As the first finisher touches the pad, the board will display the place (preceded by a “P”), the lane (preceded by an “L”) and the finish time to 1/100th of a second. This display will remain for a minimum 1-9 seconds (user selectable), or until another finish is registered and displayed. This will continue until all finishes have been displayed and repeat until the next event is selected.
1. At the beginning of a dive, the diver’s number is displayed on the left side and the current score on the right side.
2. At the completion of the dive, the score for that dive is displayed on the right side.
1. The line displays the period preceded by a “P” on the left side and the game clock on the right side.
1. One 16 character, alpha-numeric display capable of displaying fixed or alternating messages, or scrolling any message up to 1000 characters in length.
2. Overall size is 8′ 6″ in length by 12″ in height by 4″ deep.
3. Total weight is 45 pounds.
4. Case consists of an aluminum extrusion coated with a matte black epoxy finish.
5. Lens is transparent red, 1/8″ shatterproof, non-glare Plexiglas which is easily removed from the front of the board.
1. All SWIMWARE Scoreboards must be connected to GFI (Ground Fault Interrupt) 110V 5 amp (min.) outlets. The outlet should be within 6′ of the upper right corner of the board.
2. Load requirement: .4 Amps.
3. Connection to Computer Interface is via RS485 communications protocol over 2 wire, twisted pair with 4-conductor RJ11 connectors.
4. All electronic devices are protected against corrosion
1. Characters are 6 1/2″ high by 4 1/2″ wide.
2. Each character is formed by a matrix of dots, 7 high by 5 wide. Each dot is formed by a cluster of 4 Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s).
3. The color of the LED’s is red. The LED’s are guaranteed by the manufacturer for 100,000 hours of operation.
1. The operating temperature range is 0 to +55 degrees Celsius.
2. The storage temperature range is -55 to +85 degrees Celsius.
3. The operating humidity is <= 90% non-condensing.
1. Before a race, the display scrolls the event name and number; heat number and total number of heats. When used with meet management software, it also scrolls the lane number, team code, first initial and last name of each swimmer in the heat. For relays, the full team name is scrolled instead of swimmer names.
2. When the timing system is armed, the scoreboard will display the event and heat numbers and “QUIET”, giving the referee a visual confirmation that the race can begin.
3. During a race, the board displays the event and heat numbers, the leader’s split and the running clock.
4. As the first finisher touches the pad, the board will display the place (preceded by a “P”), the lane (preceded by an “L”) and the finish time to 1/100 of a second. This display will remain for a minimum of 1-9 seconds (user selectable), or until another finish is registered and displayed. This will continue until all finishes have been displayed, then repeat until the next event is selected.
5. If IST’s meet management software is used, at the completion of an event the event name, number, and team scores will be scrolled across the board, if that option is selected.
6. When not in use for timing, the scoreboard can be used to display one 16 character fixed message, to alternate two 16 character fixed messages, or to scroll a message up to 1000 characters in length.
1. At the beginning of the round, the round number is displayed
2. Next, the diver number (or name if IST’s meet managment software is used).
3. When the degree of difficulty is entered, the DD and previous total score are displayed.
4. When the judges’ scores are entered, they are displayed, with a “-” indicating a 1/2.
5. Last, the total for that dive and new cumulative score are displayed.
1. The line displays “(B)” for the blue team followed by their score on the right, “(W)” for the white team followed by their score on the left, and the game clock in the center.
1. Option 1: One 16 character, alphanumeric display capable of displaying fixed or alternating messages, or scrolling any message up to 1000 characters in length PLUS one 16 character, alphanumeric display capable of displaying fixed or alternating messages for each lane of the pool (eg. for a six lane pool, the board would have 7 lines: 1 message line plus 6 lane lines).
2. Option 2: A “short” board with 1 message line plus half the number of lane lines, which would alternate lane information (eg. for a six lane pool, the board would have 4 lines: 1 message line plus 3 lane lines that would alternate data for lanes 1-3 and 4-6).
3. Option 3: A “double wide” board with each line displaying 32 characters of data. If meet management software is used, the swimmers’ names and team codes remain on the left half of the display throughout the event, while splits, finish times and places are displayed on the right half. This configuration may also be split into two scoreboards for pools with 12+ lanes, so that two meets can be timed simultaneously.
4. Overall size is 10′ 2″ (single wide) or 18’2″ (double wide) in length by 4″ deep. Height of boards is as follows:
• 6 lane board: 8′ high
• 8 lane board: 10′ high
• 10 lane board: 12′ high
5. Total weight is approximately 50 pounds x (number of 16 character lines).
6. Case for each line consists of an aluminum extrusion coated with a matte black epoxy finish. Cases are notched to fit together as they stack to form multi-lane boards.
7. Lens for each line is transparent red, non-glare, 1/8″ shatterproof, non-glare Plexiglas which is easily removed from the front of the board.
8. Multi-lane boards include fixed lane number panels on either side of the board, which are 13″ wide and match the height of the board. These are constructed of 1/8″ Sintra with laser cut vinyl lane numbers. Lane number panels are not included with “short” boards which alternate lane data. Lane numbers on “short” boards are part of the LED display.
9. Multi-lane boards also include a 13″ high by 8′ wide 1/8″ Sintra vinl panel which may be mounted at either the top or bottom of the scoreboard. Double wide boards include two panels. The IST logo occupies 2’ of the length, but the remaining 6’ (or 14’) is available for team or sponsor logos. IST supplies a two color graphic of customer’s design with each multi-lane board. An additional graphic panel may be also be added to the top or bottom (opposite the first panel), to add extra team or sponsor logos.
1. All SWIMWARE Scoreboards must be connected to GFI (Ground Fault Interrupt) 110V 15 amp (min.) outlets. The outlet should be within 6′ of the upper right corner of the board.
2. Load requirement:
| 16 Char | 32 Char | |
| 6 lane board | 2.8 Amps | 5.6 Amps |
| 8 lane board | 3.6 Amps | 7.2 Amps |
| 10 lane board | 4.4 Amps | 8.8 Amps |
3.Connection to Computer Interface is via RS485 communications protocol over 2 wire, twisted pair with 4-conductor RJ11 connectors.
4.All electronic devices are protected against corrosion
1. Characters are 6 1/2″ high by 4 1/2″ wide.
2. Each character is formed by a matrix of dots, 7 high by 5 wide. Each dot is formed by a cluster of 4 Light Emitting Diodes (LED’s).
3. The color of the LED’s is red. The LED’s are guaranteed by the manufacturer for 100,000 hours of operation.
1. The operating temperature range is 0 to +55 degrees Celsius.
2. The storage temperature range is -55 to +85 degrees Celsius.
3. The operating humidity is <= 90% non-condensing.
1. Before a race, the display scrolls the event name and number; heat number and total number of heats on the message line. If meet management software is used, the lane lines display the swimmers’ team codes, first initials and last names. For relays, the full team name is displayed instead of swimmer names. On “short” boards, the lane number is also included in the display and the first half of the lanes alternate with the second half.
2. When the timing system is armed, the scoreboard will display the event and heat numbers and “QUIET” on the message line, giving the referee a visual confirmation that the race can begin.
3. At the start of the race, the message line displays the headings “PL” for place at the left end of the line, “SPLT” for split in the center, and a running clock on the right end. If meet management software is used, the swimmers’ team codes and names remain on the lane lines until the first pad hit of the race.
4. At the first pad hit in a lane, that lane will display the team code on the left side of the board and the cumulative time on the right side.
5. As subsequent pad hits occur, the subtractive split time to 1/100th of a second will be displayed under the SPLT heading and the cumulative time is incremented.
6. As the first finisher touches the pad, that lane will display the place, the last subtractive split to 1/100th of a second and the finish time to 1/100th of a second. This will continue for each lane until all finishes are displayed. An IST meet management software option allows the finish display to be alternated with the swimmers’ team codes and names, once all finishes are in.
7. If IST’s meet management software is used, at the completion of an event the event name and number will be scrolled across the message line while the team scores are displayed on the lane lines, if that option is selected.
8. If IST’s meet management software is used in preliminary meets, at the completion of an event the names of the swimmers moving to the championship meet are displayed.
9. If IST’s meet management software is used in timed final or championship meets, the operator may elect to display the top finishers as the awards are announced. The message line scrolls the event name and number, the first lane line displays the place preceded by a “P” and the finish time. The swimmer’s first name is on the second line, the last name is on the third line and the team code is on the fourth line. For relays, all swimmers’ first initials and last names are displayed.
10. When not in use for timing, the scoreboard message line can be used to display one 16 (or 32 for double wide) character fixed message, to alternate two 16 (or 32) character fixed messages, or to scroll a message up to 1000 characters in length. At the same time, each lane line can each be used to display one 16 (or 32) character fixed message or to alternate two 16 (or 32) character fixed messages.
1. The round number and team code is displayed on the message line.
2. The diver’s first and last name is displayed on the first lane line.
3. The diver’s place after Round # is displayed on the second lane line.
4. When the degree of difficulty is entered, it is displayed on the third lane line, as “DD”.
5. The current score is displayed on the fourth lane line, labeled “CURRENT”.
6. When the judges’ scores are entered, they are displayed on the second lane line, with a “-” indicating a 1/2. If more than 5 judges are used, the third lane line will also be used, overwriting the DD. Simultaneously, the total score for that dive is displayed on the third lane line, opposite the DD.
7. The new cumulative score is displayed on the fifth lane line, labeled “NEW”.
8. The top score so far in the event is displayed on the sixth lane line, labeled “TOP SCORE”.
9. If IST’s meet management software is not used, a diver number is displayed instead of a name and no team codes are displayed.
1. The scoreboard message line can be used to display one 16 character fixed message, to alternate two 16 character fixed messages, or to scroll a message up to 1000 characters in length during the match
2. The first lane line displays the blue team’s alphanumeric code on the right, the white team’s code on the left, and the running clock in the center.
3. The second lane line displays “(B)” and the blue team’s score on the left, “(W)” and the white team’s score on the right and the period number preceded by a “P” in the center.
4. The third lane line displays “SPRINT, “GOAL”, “PENALTY” or ‘EXCLUSION” as each event is recorded by the controlling software. The line also displays the team code and cap number of the player committing the event.
5. The fourth lane line displays the name of the player committing the event displayed above.
6. The fifth lane line displays the headers “SHOT”, “CAP” and “EXCL”, for data displayed on the next line.
7. The sixth lane line displays the shot clock, the cap number of the excluded player and the exclusion clock for that player (if the Exclusion Clock is active).
