Supervisor - Manual
V2.0
ENIntroduction...................................................................................................................................................3
Installation.....................................................................................................................................................4
Prerequisites..............................................................................................................................................4
Installation.................................................................................................................................................4
Connections, configuration .......................................................................................................................4
Start...........................................................................................................................................................5
Use ................................................................................................................................................................6
Main tab "General view..............................................................................................................................7
Functions and context menus ...............................................................................................................7
Side menu (right).................................................................................................................................12Groups tab...............................................................................................................................................18
Side menu (right).................................................................................................................................18
Main tab ..................................................................................................................................................17
Functions and menus ..........................................................................................................................17
External displays..................................................................................................................................17
Screen settings .................................................................................................................................22
Exports ....................................................................................................................................................25
ISIS.......................................................................................................................................................25
Sessions and arbitration ..........................................................................................................................26
Start lists..............................................................................................................................................26
File format.......................................................................................................................................27
SIUS files ..........................................................................................................................................31
Scenarios .............................................................................................................................................34
Classic..............................................................................................................................................34
Standard ..........................................................................................................................................42
3/7 ...................................................................................................................................................44
CDFC ................................................................................................................................................45
8 pupils at 10m................................................................................................................................47
Common problems and faults.....................................................................................................................48

Introduction
The Sport Quantum Supervisor gives you an overview of the activity of a fleet of Sport Quantum
targets/tablets connected to the same network, and allows you to take control of them to organise official
competitions with an audience or training sessions. It works in conjunction with Sport Quantum
targets/tablets.

Installation
Prerequisites
The Sport Quantum supervisor software is available for Windows (version 7 minimum), macOS (version 10.11"El Capitan" minimum) and Linux (version Ubuntu 18.04) platforms. Only the Windows version is currently
supported; other versions may be supplied for information only.
It requires a minimum of 250MB hard disk space, 4GB RAM (8GB recommended) and network connectivity.
For high-impact events (official competitions, etc.) it is strongly recommended to use a wired connection
between the targets and the supervision system, as the quality of Wi-Fi connectivity is highly dependent on
the environment (interference from other transmitters, possible presence of jammers, nature of the walls,etc.).
The installed versions of the supervisor and tablet applications must be compatible. To do this, make sure they
have the same major version number, represented by the first number (for example, a v1.2.6 application will
be compatible with a v1.2.1 supervisor, but a v1.2.6 application will not be compatible with a v2.0.0
supervisor).

Installation
The supervisor is installed by unzipping the .zip file in any location with read/write access. The program islaunched by clicking on the SQu Supervisor.exe icon.

Connections, configuration
All the equipment must be connected together on the same physical or logical IP network. The addressing
plan is not constrained, but on typical installations uses the following conventions (X being the firing lane
number from 0 to n) :For a Wi-Fi installation :
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Targets : 10.5.0.X/8
Tablets: 10.5.5.X/8
Supervisor: 10.5.0.200/8
Screens: 10.5.10.X/8
Printer: 10.5.0.210/8

For a wired Ethernet installation :
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Targets: 192.168.0.X/16
Tablets: 192.168.5.X/16
Supervisor: 192.168.0.200/16
Screens: 192.168.10.X/16
Printer: 192.168.0.210/16

The targets are configured in the same way as when they are used without a supervisor. The
applications on tablets are configured by adding the address of thesupervisor ( in this case 192.168.0.200)

Start
All the Tablets and Targets must be started with the supervisor. The order is not important, but thesupervisor will be quicker to detect all the equipment if it is started first, before the Tablets and Targets.

Use
The main screen of the application is divided into 3 parts:•••

The top banner, containing tabs allowing you to view the overview (house icon) as well as thedifferent sessions in progress
The menus on the right, which can be used to perform actions on a set of selected targets or on a group of
selected targets, are also available.
the session
The middle section, displaying targets in grid mode (table of visuals and detailed scores) or list mode(summary of scores).

General view" main tab
Functions and contextual menus
The general view has a search field that allows you to display only targets that meet the following criteria
search criteria (target name, or user or team name), as well as a context menu (iconthree vertical points) to adjust the elements of the view.
Context menu in grid mode

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Table/List display: Choice of display mode from Grid (table) to List
Add col. Increases the number of columns in Grid mode (displays several targets).
on a single page)
Remove col. Reduces the number of columns in Grid mode
Display points : Determines the point display mode (by default, depending on the test, forced to"integers" or forced to "decimals").
Ranking : Determines the ranking
o Displayed or noto Depending on the number of total points
o Based on average points
Display preference: Determines display preferenceso Grouping displayo Automatic zoom on or off▪ Adapted or not according to the distribution of impacts▪ Centred or not on the centre of the visualContext menu in list mode

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Table/List display: Choice of display mode from List to Grid (table)
Select Columns: Selects the columns (rank, scores, names, etc.) to be displayed for each target.
in list mode
Display points : Determines the point display mode (by default, depending on the test, forced to"integers" or forced to "decimals").
Ranking : Determines the ranking
o Displayed or noto Depending on the number of total points
o Based on average points
Display preference: Determines display preferenceso Grouping displayo Automatic zoom on or off▪ Adapted or not according to the distribution of impacts▪ Centred or not on the centre of the visual

Each target (displayed in grid mode or table mode) also has its own context menu (icon with three vertical
dots)

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User: Allows you to edit all the information for a user or a team (name,first name, licence, category, number, club)•

Exports :•o PDF export of all visuals and scores
o CSV export of score summaryo Printing of all visuals and scoreso Save all visuals and scores for later restoration
Target audience:oReset: Resets target status to clear all scores and visuals for a target
Delete: Deletes the target from the supervisor. The target will no longer reappear in the interface
and will not be
no longer accessible until the supervisor is restarted
Controls :oo•Transfer: Transfer of a target's status to another target to enable a user to continue shooting
at another target (due to inconvenience, damage or other reasons). All the history is kept andtransferred automatically and transparently for the shooter.

oStart" / "Pause" / "Next" commands equivalent to those available on
the application. They are used to start a sequence (start a new sequence), to move on to thenext stage (from trials to matches, for example), to pause a sequence (which will also pause
the stopwatch), and so on.

•Arbitrage: Allows you to carry out an arbitrage actionooReferee's comments to be entered on the exported match report
Selection of one or more arbitrage actions▪ Modify the total duration (either as a relative value "+" "-" of the current time or as an
absolute value "=")▪ Modify the number of impacts in the current series▪ Change the number of series (for Standard and 3/7 in particular)▪ Insert a series of tests▪ Insert a zero impact (for cross-shots)▪ Impose a global penalty (which affects the match as a whole and not a specific impact)
and/or a caution (DNS, DNF, DNQ, DQB)
▪ Change the score of a specific point (relative or absolute), particularly for crossshots and Standard and 3/7.

Side menu (right)
The right-hand side menu allows you to perform actions globally or on a set of selected targets

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Event information: allows you to enter the names, dates, logos and sponsors of the event that is to takeplace.
will be transferred to PDF exports and printouts•Groups: Allows you to create a group from the selected targets or from a start-list listing the targets
concerned. It is also possible to generate a start-list template or load aset of complete sessions from a backup (in the event of a multi-day event, technical incident, etc.)ooCreate a group: Used to create a group manually using the targets selected in thelist or grid.
Import a CSV start-list: Imports a start-list in CSV format. An example format is available
using the "Generate start-list template" button.

oooImport SIUS start-list: Imports a start-list in SIUS XML / Microsoft Office format
Generate Start-list template: Generates an empty example start-list to be filled in, which
can then be used in "Import CSV start-list".
Load SQState: Used to reload a complete state of a match in progress in the format
SQState that has been exported using the "Exports" / "Save SQState" function•

Controls (groups) : Allows group commands to be sent to several groups at once in a way thatsynchronous, in particular to be able to start several sessions at the same time. NB: Thismenu only appears when a group has already been created.

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Exports, depending on the export options selected (display columns, point display mode, etc.),grouping, type of zoom) gives you
o Export PDF : Full PDF export of selected targets
o Export CSV: A summary CSV export of the selected targets
o Print: A complete printout of the selected targets (identical to what is exported).
with "Export PDF")
o Save SQState: A complete backup of sessions that can be loaded at any time later via"Groups" / "Load SQ State" (for sessions over several days, or to recover from an incident).

•Commands used to send commands to several targets. These commands are sent independently of thecurrent sequencing of a group or match. They are mainly used to remotely "control" targets that are
not part of a group or match.
o Define :▪ Setting up visuals (boxes, type, level) with advanced settingso Sequences (Start, Pause, Next)o Systems▪ Reset: Delete scores and visuals from targets and tablets. All unsaved scores will be
lost.
▪ Switch off or restart targets (tablets are not affected)

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Settings: set certain options for a target/tablet :o Screen background: colour of the target's screen backgroundo Cardboard background: colour of the target's cardboard backgroundo Shelf cardboard colour: Colour of the zones and the black circle on the shelf
o Display - target- Brightness: Adapt the brightness of the target- Show zones: Display zones on the target- Display hits: Permanent display of all impacts (holes) on the target- Display last impact: permanent display of the last impact on the target (in red)
- Last impact flashing : Flashing display of the last impact for 3 seconds (in red)o Display - App- Display grouping : Display the grouping on the tablet- Zoom: Zoom activated by default on the tablet- Authorise the UI menu: Display the interface settings button on the tablet(type of zoom, number of impacts displayed, grouping, etc.)- Authorise Settings menu: Application settings button displayedon the tablet

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Activate impact logging: Save a file of the impact on the tablet.
backup of all impacts (to recover information in the event of a breakdown)

Screen: see "External displays" section
Updateo Update selected targets (select the firmware to be loaded on the selected targets)

Groups tab
Side menu (right)•

Controls: Used to control the flow of a scenario (all the sequences that follow on from eachother).

oStart: Starts the sequence and the associated stopwatch (e.g. for aClassic" session, starts the session and switches targets to trial mode)o

Next: Goes to the next step (e.g. for the "Classic" session, goes from the "trial"
sequence to the "pause after trial" sequence).
External trigger for next sequence allows the USB external button supplied with thesupervisor to be used for remote triggering (in conjunction with a whistle blow, for example)
by a referee. NB: the external trigger tick must be ticked before each press of the button (to"arm" the button) to avoid any accidental triggering of the next sequence.

o•Match: Allows you to set the preferences and characteristics of a match for all the targets in agroup.
o Choice of pistol or rifle eventso Advanced settings for match characteristics▪ Number of match series▪ Maximum number of impacts per trial▪ Number of impacts per series▪ Duration of tests▪ Match durationo Deactivate decentring: Activate/deactivate the decentring of the visual on the targeto Display end message: Whether or not to display an end-of-match message in the middleof the screen on the tablet.
o Display welcome message: whether or not to display a welcome message on the tablet(with the shooter's name and line number, as well as a quick tutorial on the tablet's buttons)
o Trials counted in decimal: Default display of impact scores to tenths in trials (pistol andrifle)o Always display the list of impacts in decimal: Display scores to tenths in the list of impacts(with no effect on the calculation of points)

oStart the shooting scenario and go to the first "Start" sequence. The rest of the sequenceis then started using the "Start" button
controls(right arrowicon) on theExternal displays
The Sport Quantum supervisor can be used to set up and control external display screens. The menu
"Screens" can be accessed from the main tab and from the sessions tabs.

You can create a new screen by entering a name and copying the URL of the new screen into a web browser(minimum Chrome 85 or Chrome 85 compatible recommended).

Sport Quantum multi-TV boxes supplied with Sport Quantum spectator s c r e e n s register
automatically in the supervisor at start-up with the name configured for them.
You can broadcast as many targets as you like on a screen. To add targets to a screen :•••Select targets in the main view,
Then select the screen from the list of screens detected by the supervisor
Click on "Define".

Targets are immediately visible on the screen and the display is automatically updated whenever an event occurs
on a target.

On start-up, the screens take on a set of default parameters. The screen configuration can be changed using
the 'Screen settings' button, which opens the dedicated window.

It is possible to reset (remove the targets linked to a screen and restore the default settings).

If necessary, the "Reboot" button can be used to restart the multi-TV boxes and the "Restore settings" button
can be used to restore the previous settings once the multi-TV boxes have been rebooted.

Screen settings

Settings can be applied to one or more screens at the same time. To select, you can perform a search based on
the name of the screens, or select all the active screens.

As with the main supervisor interface, there are two types of display for the external display: Grid and Table.
Some parameters are only accessible for one of the display modes.

Grid: The grid display allows up to 10 targets to be displayed. This display shows the visual of the target.

It is possible to activate grouping and zoom, which can be centred and/or adapted.

Table: The table display shows each firing point as a line.

You can configure the columns visible in the table:

In both display modes, you can configure the order in which the targets are displayed and the ranking (valid
only for targets in sessions). You can also force scores to be displayed in whole or decimal format.

The settings are applied to the selected screens when the settings window is validated.
You can reload the settings currently present on a screen by clicking on the name of the screen in the screen
selection area. You can also reload the last settings and screens selected by using the "Restore Last Settings"
button.

Exports
ISIS (French Shooting Federation)
At the end of the shoot, when all the shooters have finished, you can export the results.
In theThe supervisor will generate a CSV file in SIUS format.
In ISIS, in the Results menu

choose the competition and event to import

Then Import > SIUS

Select the CSV file and confirm.

Sessions and arbitration
A shooting session is used to group together all the firing positions on which you want to start the same
event. If you want to start a 10m 60-shot pistol event and a 10m 40-shot pistol event at the same time, youneed to create two sessions. These two sessions can be started synchronously using the controls in the main"Controls - Groups" tab.

Start lists
The start-list import function is used to create and configure the parameters of a session from a pre-filled file.
It can be used to fill in session information, assign a shooter to a target, load shooter information, reserveshooting lines for the session and reconfigure external displays.
Start-lists are spreadsheet files in CSV format. The structuring of the file is important.
You can import a start-list from the main tab, from the 'Groups' menu using the"Import start-list CSV:

The supervisor will analyse the file, create a new session and fill in the information corresponding to the player
and the external displays.
It is also possible to import a start-list into an existing session in the session tab from the 'Import' menu.

In this case, shooter information, session information and external displays will be assigned to the current
session.
In the event of an error in the start-list file, an information message will be displayed at the bottom of thesupervisor with more details about the nature of the error. Some are non-blocking, for example if a target or an
external display declared in the start-list has not been detected by the supervisor. In this case, thecorresponding line will be ignored. If the file is badly formulated, the start-list will not be imported.

File format
Start-list files are CSV files that can be opened and edited either directly by aor spreadsheet software (CSV import function) such as Microsoft Excel, LibreOffice, Apple Numbers, etc. They havea defined structure that must be respected.
Start-list file templates can be generated using the "Start-list CSV template" button.

The start-list file is interpreted line by line by the supervisor. Each line can be of one of the following types:
header (must be the first line of the CSV), fp (firing point), rp (reserve point), meta (metadata information
about the event). Apart from the header line, which must be the first line of the CSV, the other lines may
appear in any order.
Each line can be of one of the following types:•

header•File header :The file must begin with a header line which describes the columns of the firing point description. It is
important to leave this header as it is (in particular the _1...
_6)
device

relay

bib

title

firstnamelastnamecountry

licence

category

clubname

_1

_2

_3

_4

_5

Description of firing points (fp) :Each firing point is described by a line using the columns from the main header. It begins with
with a column containing fp (for "fire point"). The following columns containo the target name (device): This must correspond exactly (including any capitals andspaces) to the name given to each firing line on the tablet (login page, "name" section). For
example, here Target 3ooorelay number: This field is reserved for start-lists describing several relays
simultaneously. Can be left empty or set to 1 in the current version.
bib number: Possible bib number. May be left blank if nobib numbers are not allocatedthen information about the athlete:▪ Title : Title by which the athlete is referred to. In France, this is M., Mme, Mx, or any
other name desired.
▪ Firstname : First name
▪ Lastname : Name
▪ Country: Three-letter country code as used for the Olympic Games (IOCCountry code), for example FRA for France. Can be left blank if not used
▪ Licence: Licence number. Can be left blank if not used

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Category: Category. For example in France D1 for Dame 1, S3 for Senior 3, etc. Can
be left blank if not used
CLUB NAME : Name of the club. Can be left blank if not used

For example, in "Target 01", relay 1, with bib number 132 for the athlete Mr Frank Ledun,
representing France, with licence number 9578524, category S1 from the Montingy club, we will
have the following line:•

Description of the reserve firing points (rp) :Like the firing point, the reserve firing point is described by a line whose first column contains
rp (for "reserve point"). The next column contains only the name of the target (device). Reserve
points have the same appearance and behaviour as shooting points but can be used to transfer
an athlete in the event of a complaint or breakdown.

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Description of metadata :Metadata lines are used to describe information about the event. This information is used inparticular for inclusion in PDF exports and printouts. All this information is arbitrary (with the
exception of dates, there is no set format) and can be omitted if not required.
The first column starts with "meta", then the second column can contain one of the following sevenelements for adding information about the event: event_name, event_location, relay_name,relay_type_name, relay_id, date_end, date_start. The third column must contain the information.
• event_name: Full name of the event. Arbitrary name, can be omitted if not used.
• event_location: Event location. Arbitrary location, can be omitted if not used.
• relay_name: Name of the relay. Arbitrary name, can be omitted if not used.
• relay_type_name: Relay type. Arbitrary type, can be omitted if not used.
• relay_id: Relay number. Arbitrary number, can be omitted if not used.
• date_start: Start date of the event, formatted YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SS (ISO 8601 format),for example 2021-01-25T18:30:00 will correspond to 25 January 2021, 18:30 UTC• date_end : End date of the ISO 8601 formatted event

For example, for relay number "43", with the name "R03" of type "10m Pistol Qualification, senior 3 category"taking place on 25 January 2021 between 14:30 and 18:30 UTC during the event entitled "Nano-Saclaysian
Quantum Shooting World Cup 2021", we will have the following meta fields:
meta

event_nameNano-Saclays Quantum Shooting World Cup 2021

meta

event_location

Palaiseau

meta

relay_name

R03

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relay_type_name

10m Pistol Qualifier, Senior 3

meta

relay_id43

meta

date_end

2021-01-25T18:30:00

meta

date_start2021-01-25T14:30:00•

Header for external displays (screen_header)•

Description of external displays :External displays can be configured from a start-list. Each line corresponds to an external display, so
the first column must begin with "screen". The following columns describe in order :o The name of the external display (screen_name): Name of the external display. It
must correspond exactly to the display name as configured (including any capitalletters and spaces).
o Name of firing points to be displayed (device_list): Name of firing points to be displayed.
These names are separated by commas and must correspond exactly to the names of thefiring points as configured (including any capital letters and spaces).
o Shooting point display order (order_type) : The display order can be either "name" forranking by athlete name, "device" for ranking by firing point number, or "rank" forranking by rank.
o Shooting step display direction (order_direction) : Display direction, "asc" for direction
ascending, "desc" for descendingo Zoom of visuals (zoom): Zoom, "true" for enabled "false" for disabledo Adapted zoom (adapt_zoom): Zoom adaptation to impacts, "true" to activate "false".
for disabledo Zoom centred (centre_zoom): Zoom centred, "true" for activated "false" for deactivatedo Grouping display: Grouping, "true" for enabled "false" for disableddisabledo Ranking type: Ranking displayed, "hide" for inactive, "total" to display the ranking based on
the total, "avg" to display the ranking based on the average point.
o Scoring_type : Point counting, "default" by default depending on the event, "int" forinteger point, "decimal" for decimal pointo Display session name (show_sessions): "true" display session name/timeout"false" otherwise when different session targets are present on the same displayo Display type (view_mode): "table" to display the summary table "grid" fordisplay details of targets and impacts
o Grouping by session (group_by_session): "true" to group athletes by session "false" todisplay them without grouping themo Scroll speed (scroll_speed) : Scroll speed for displaying the summary table between 0(stationary) and 10 (fastest)

Used only to guide descriptions of external displays. This line can be omitted.

oNames of columns to be displayed (displayed_columns) in the summary table: List o fcolumn names, separated by a comma in the set of name (shot line), user (athlete name),club (club name), session (session name), strategy (type of event), seriesStats(series), count (number of hits), avg (average point), fly (number of flies), totalStats(total points), rank (ranking).

For example, to configure two external displays:••"Screen Alley" displaying a summary table of scores with the firing points Target 01, Target 02,
Target 03, Target 04, in ascending order of firing point names. The table groups athletes by session,
with slow automatic scrolling, and displays the name of the firing point, the name of the athlete, thename of the session, the series, the average point, the total points and the ranking.
"Screen Clubhouse" displays the visuals and impacts for Target 05, Target 06, Target 07, Target 08,
sorted by rank (by total) in descending order, with zoom deactivated.

screen_headescreen_namedevice_list ('target1', target2')orderType orderDire zoom (tru adaptZoom centerZoom grouping ranking (hide|total|avg) dec (true|f view_mode (grgroupBySess autoScroll (t scrollSpeed ( displayedColumns (name, user, club, session, strategy, seriesStats, count, avg, totalStat

screenScreen Alley

Target 01, Target 02, Target 03, Target 04

devices

asc

true

true

true

true

hide

true

table

true

screenScreen Clubhouse

Target 05, Target 06, Target 07, Target 08

rank

desc

false

false

false

false

total

false

grid

false

true

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name,user,club,session,seriesStats,avgd,totalStats,rank

SIUS files
The supervisor can import a SIUS XML file (Excel format) generated by ISIS (Fédération Française de Tir), forexample.

Choose the XML file to be imported from ISIS. Then choose the series or series to be recreated in the
supervisor (check only the series to be imported).

Click on "Import". The supervisor will take the first name and surname of each fencer and enter them on theindividual tablets.
Please note: all shooters in the same series must shoot the same event. If shooters are shooting different
events in the same series, you must tick "Define names only" and the groups must already be created in the
supervisor.
Once the list has been imported and the groups created, use the supervisor in the same way as when creating aclassic
groups to choose the test to start on each group.

Creating a shooting session
Select the firing points to be included in the session, thenName the group and confirm.
There is now a tab dedicated to managing this shooting session.

Then select the event you want to start on all the stations in the shooting session. In the right-hand vertical bar,
select the "Match" section.

Then select the race:

Then

All the controls for the event are in the "Controls" section.

Scenarios
Classic
The "ISSF / 10 Air Pistol" scenario corresponds to a match of the "X minutes / X trial shots, then X matchshots" type. This is the discipline that will enable a 60-shot ISSF match, for example. Specific events for ISSF,
NSRA, DDS, BSF, NSF, FFTir, etc. are available in each section.
A) Match settings
After launching a session ("Group" tab on the main page), to start this type ofcompetition, the user must select the 'classic' discipline, regardless of the type of weapon involved:

You can then set the trial and match times:

Using the advanced settings, it is also possible to customise the firing mode, by specifying amaximum number of trial and match kicks :If the user wishes to specify a maximum number of match shots but not trial shots, it is sufficient to specify amaximum number of trial shots which in theory cannot be reached within the allotted time (e.g.
For example, 1000 test shots in 15 minutes). For documentation on the other options, see the Tabs section.
- Groups / Match.
Then all you have to do is click on the 'Start' button to launch the match session.
B) Match scheduleOnce the session has been launched, it switches to "Start" mode. The
supervision software waits for the user to start the competition:

If the user has set up the session so that it does not include any test shots, the session will
will go straight into the match.
C) Customising the display
You can customise the display of the various targets on the supervision software screen at any time:•

By adding a column, the size of the visuals will be reduced slightly and more targets will be visible.
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If you select the "list" view, the list of targets and their scores will appear in the order in which they wereselected.
extension number. Different information is now visible:•

This menu can also be used to display the standings and change the way the points are displayed on
the supervisor (this feature does not change the way the match behaves on the targets, only the way
the points are displayed on the supervisor).

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It is possible at any time to select a specific series on the visual of a target by clicking on it. The
grouping on the display then adapts to the selected series. The same applies to the overall grouping of
the match:•

To save space, users can temporarily hide the side menu:D) Arbitrage actions
The user can perform a number of refereeing actions on the competitors' targets:••••

Insert impact at 0
Changing total match time
Inserting a test series
Changing an impact score

Each time a refereeing action is carried out on a shooter's target, it is possible to comment on it. As well as
being applied to the match of the shooter concerned, this action will be listed and a notification will be visibleon the visual of his target on the supervision software:This action will also be visible on the shooter's tablet.
E) End-of-match actions
You can stop the session by clicking on the "End" button in the "Match" section of the side menu.
You can then export the shooters' match sheets and rankings in PDF or CSV format, customising theinformation present and the way it is displayed. For details of the options, see the "Context Menu / Export"
section.

Standard
To start a standard 10m pistol match, the user must select the "Pistol" match and the "FFTir - Standard" discipline.

By default, the event offers 8 rounds of 5 pellets, a series of trials, 10 seconds of shooting per round and 7
seconds wait before the start of each series. These elements can be configured:Once the settings have been chosen, the test can be started by clicking on the "Start" button.
All the visuals are on the targets and on the tablets, but the stopwatch is not yet active. To
start the series of trials, click on the "Play" button.
Each series runs as follows:•

1 minute loading time for the "Load" command•

Click onfor the "Attention" command. If the "Automatic trigger on Warning" option is
activated, this click is not necessary.
7 seconds before the shooting phase (shooting prohibited)
10 seconds of shooting
End of the series (shooting prohibited)•••

To start the following series, click on
The match stops on its own at the end of the 8 match series.

In the event of an admitted incident, the referee has the option of defining refereeing points such as adding
an extra match series for a position or modifying the impact values of a series (identical to the procedure forclassic ISSF matches).
If a round is added to a shooter's match, he will continue to shoot at the same time as all the other shootersand will have one more round to shoot when all the others have finished their match.
3/7
To start a 10m 3/7 pistol match, the user must select the "Pistol" match and the "FFTir - 3/7" discipline.

By default, the event offers 6 series of 5 shots and a series of trials. Each series consists of 5 passes
with 7 seconds of waiting and 3 seconds of firing per shot. These elements can be configured:Once the settings have been chosen, the test can be started by clicking on the "Start" button.
All the visuals are on the targets and on the tablets, but the stopwatch is not yet active. To
start the series of trials, click on the "Play" button.

Each series runs as follows:•

Click onto start the loading minute•

Click onto start the 5 shots. The sequence of 5 shots is managed automatically.

CDFC
The event, called "FFTir - Championnat de France des Clubs Adultes (qualifications)", starts a 4-hour match
where 5 shooters take turns on the same shooting stand. Each shooter has unlimited trials and can move onto the match at any time by pressing a button on their tablet. The referee has nothing to do to manage thematch.
the sequence of shooters or their passage through the match.
To start the 4-hour match, click on the
shots per shooter over 4 hours.

button. By default, the match is set up to have 3 series of 10 matchBefore and during the match, the referee may change the name and order of the shooters on the team in question.
using the "User" context menu to open the "Shooter definition" dialog.

On this screen, the referee can change the name of each shooter.
The event called "FFTir - Championnat de France des Clubs EDT (qualifications)" starts a succession of 3
matches of 30 minutes and 20 match shots. Unlike the adult match, here the referee clicks to switch from one
shooter to another.

The first shooter's match starts by clicking on
At the end of the 30-minute time limit, the referee must click on
to change the name on the tablets andinvite the players to change their names.
the second shooter to set up. The second shooter's match will start when the referee clicks on. During each match it is up to each shooter to decide when they wish to enter the match, using thededicated button on the tablet.

8 pupils at 10m
The event called "FFTir - 8 students at 10m" allows you to start an event where each shooting station displays agrey circle that must be reached to reduce its size.
The grey circle is successively the size of the 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. Once the 10 is reached, the card shows the total
time taken by the shooter to complete the 5 reductions.
The match starts by clicking on

Eachround ends by clicking on
To start the next series, click again on

Common problems and faults