FAQ
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Forking: Code Control Check
Enable [multiple course/forking] to assign several (forked) courses to one class; enter all possible combination. The following example has H17 with 8 combinations and D17/H17K with 2 combinations. Furthermore, the first control and the finish have 2 punching units with different codes.
Forking: Splittimes Output
Chose Options -> HTML output setting -> Splittimes -> Splittimes by ... -> ... to group the output by class, class & course or course.
Mass Start
You can also set a mass start time such that all runners get the same start time regardless when they activated their ECard and adjusting total time and the splittime to the first control. Use the entry Manually and use s as runner/ECard number followed by the the start time (hh:mm:ss:) (e.g., s,19:44:48 or for a give set of classes s;H21;D17;H17-20;H21K;H40,12:04:00,84926,DNF). Note that reading from already deactivated ECards the needed information is lost to calculate the start and finish time.
tTiMe pam (online entry)
Re-use of (old) database for tTiMe pam (online entry)
Open a tTiMe database which is similar to your competition. It's recommend to run first a "Fix & merge double entries" to clean up your database. Then, run the tool "Clean database for upload". If the database has the same classes as your actual competition you can keep the classes.
Logging output window
In oder to log all output (during a competition) you can save the output to a file as HTML. You may also add some comments / remarks to the output window for later use. Note that logging to file does always append to the logging file.
Rename / remap class names
[Tools -> Remap classes renames] a set of class names to one name. Each class name is separated by comma and class name sets are separated by semicolon, e.g., source:D17,DU17;H17,HU17 to destination:D;H.
Excel / OpenOffice import
Control codes for splittimes output
tTiMe does by default not show control codes for splittimes. Check [Options -> HTML output settings -> Splittimes -> Control code] to show control codes. Note that, control codes always will be shown for runners with DSQ or not OK status.
When using different codes for the same control or joker (multiple codes separated by '.') tTime normalized the control codes by picking the first code in the sequence. You can override this by unchecking [Options -> Normalize multiple controls].
