Made in: Hungary

Model: Aligner's View

Type: main equipment for rowing channels
Robust, weather proof cameras are mounted on each post of the start machine close to the start gates. The live video streams are transferred to the connected computer in the control tower where the judges can view the closeup video of each gate simultaneously. This camera system, together with the transparent start gates, gives the judges the opportunity to check wether each boat is exactly on the start line. The judges in the control tower can easily observe the events close to and inside the gates.

During the rowing start there are two phases of the start procedure when the camera system can help the judges:

1. Before the raising of the gates. At this time the area above the gates must be empty. The judge in the aligners' hut observes the screen and informs the control tower that the area is clear.
2. The gates are raised and are on the water surface. The judge observes the tips of the racing boats entering into the start gates and instructs the athletes to paddle into the correct position.

During canoeing start the procedure is similar to phase—2 of rowing.

Made in: Hungary

Model: StartVideo

Type: main equipment for rowing channels
The StartVideo is the recommended tool for evaluating events at the rowing or canoeing start line. Using a touch panel computer with a camera on the start line, the StartVideo system helps the starter judges in the evaluation of false starts.

Within a few seconds after the start, the starter judges can easily obsere the events by the instant playback of the recorded video clip. By the use of the touch monitor, the video clips can be played forward or reverse, slow motion or even frame—by—frame. Using this interactive tool, the starter has the opportunity to make a quick decision about the start event and can stop the race if necessary. The recorded video clips are stored on a hard drive, ordered by heat number and marked as good or false start. The system can also be used in VCR mode, which records the start line evetns continuously, just like a conventional video recorder.

Manufacturer: Swiss Timing

Model: Coyote

Category: Refereeing and timing systems for waterpolo

Specifications:
Dimensions : 31 x 38 x 20 cm
Weight : 6.2 kg
Power supply : 115/230 VAC (provides 24 VDC power for the Shot clocks)
Power consumption : 160 VA (while supplying 2 Shot clocks and during horn action)
Acoustic power : 113 dB @ 1 m
Connections : 1x Tuchel 3pM (power)
2x Tuchel 7pF (Data In & Data Out)
2x Harting 5pM (Shot clocks)
Operating temperature : —10 to +50°C
Storage temperature : —20 to +80°C