National FIS Software : FIS Live-Timing

FIS Live-Timing

The FIS Live-Timing tab allows you send your race information to FIS in real-time. Races must be registered with FIS to do this and it takes some work and monitoring to make sure everything is happening smoothly. But, the end result on the FIS web site looks very professional. And, it can be done at the same time as using Live-Timing.com.

Registering Races

If you have an account, or create an account with FIS you may register and set up races yourself. If not it can be done for you by Split Second.

Steps to Managing The Race

All the options are on the FIS Live-Timing tab of the software.

Start by taking the option in the "Other Options" menu to clear all data (bottom option).

The key thing that MUST be done is get each run ready before that run starts. Once that's done everything should happen automatically.

There are a number of steps that need to be taken which are listed individually in the "Other Options" menu. But to simplify the process they're grouped along with instructions via the "Set for 1st Run" and "Set for 2nd Run" buttons.

Sometimes running this step doesn't get everything set correctly. I have no idea why but just do it again. The run MUST be set correctly and the start list loaded for that run as explained on that screen otherwise the data won't be dealt with properly. Look at that screen carefully.

Be sure not to send data to FIS from system A and system B. This has been done by mistake and will result in some results being off slightly!

Practice/Test Race

With anything to do with Ski Racing practice is the best way to get comfortable. You may do this with the FIS Live interface via test races.

If you have your own account with FIS you may have 1 or more test races. See the details on your account under "Alpine Skiing" "Your test races". Simply set the codex and password accordingly and you can monitor the race via the link on the connection parameter ("i" in a circle) button.

If you don't have an account you may practice using Split Second's test race:

• Use codex 9751.
• Set to "Split Second has registered the race".
• Monitor via this link: Split Second Test Race.

Although unlikely, be aware that someone else may be testing via the Split Second test race at the time. If it looks like that's the case please try again later rather than confuse things. As a courtesy to the next person please take the option from the menu to "Clear All Data" from the "Other Options" list in the software when finished.