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ISK

2025-03-08T18:35:34Z

KSentell:

== ISK (Scorekeeper NG) ==
This menu option is available when using the Scorekeeper NG app and provides access to functions that work specifically with the app. These functions help you configure and control the app as well as providing information regarding the status of the apps while in use.

There are three modes of operation using the app -- Lite, Pro, and Live. Some of the options shown in this menu are only relevant for certain modes and will not be shown for other modes.

=== Device Management (Pro & Live only) ===
This option displays the Device Management function which allows you to see which devices are connected to i@nseo, their last known status, and functions to change the configuration of the devices. An example of this screen is shown below.

<placeholder image - ISK Device Management>

=== Results (Pro & Live only) ===
This option displays the Results function which allows you see the currently connected devices and the current status of the results reporting from the devices. Each target is shown separately with the individual squares for each archer. As the archers score the arrows, the color of the title
and squares will change automatically. A legend showing the colors and their meanings is shown below the target list. Clicking on the "i" (info) icon will bring up a list of the archers on the target; during scoring, the arrow values will be shown next to each archer. The arrows values
can be Removed or Imported by clicking on the buttons.

Once the archers have finished scoring, the squares should be yellowish in color. This means the arrows are in a temporary table and not in the official results table. Each individual target can be imported manually, if desired, or all targets can be imported at the same type by clicking
the Import button. This manual process can be eliminated by checking the box for the Auto Import checkbox. It is also possible to automatically import an entire class of archers when the last arrow for that class has been entered for the end by checking the Auto Import Partials
checkbox. When all the targets have finished scoring and the results imported, you can move to the next end by changing the value in the end field. This will display the scoring status for that end.

'''Note:''' Scorekeeper NG app has an offline cache to save arrow values if the WiFi/network
connection should be interrupted. If this happens, the connection status icon in the app will
change to red. Any arrows entered while offline will be saved locally in the device. Once the
connection is restored, the cached arrow values will be sent to Ianseo.

<placeholder image - ISK Results>

=== Field Monitor (Pro & Live only) ===

---

=== Get Info (Live only) ===

=== Print QR Configuration Codes ===

=== Get QRCode Data (Live only) ===

=== Manage Locked Sessions (Lite only) ===

=== Rank Calculation Settings ===

=== Device Grouping ===

---

=== Scorecard Management ===

ISK

2025-03-05T02:59:59Z

KSentell:

ISK

2025-03-05T02:38:25Z

KSentell:

== ISK (Scorekeeper NG) ==

=== Device Management (Pro & Live only) ===

=== Results (Pro & Live only) ===

=== Field Monitor (Pro & Live only) ===

---

=== Get Info (Live only) ===

=== Print QR Configuration Codes ===

=== Get QRCode Data (Live only) ===

=== Manage Locked Sessions (Lite only) ===

=== Rank Calculation Settings ===

=== Device Grouping ===

---

=== Scorecard Management ===

ISK

2025-03-05T02:32:32Z

KSentell: Created page with "== ISK (Scorekeeper NG) == === Device Management (Pro & Live only) === === Results (Pro & Live only) === === Field Monitor (Pro & Live only) === --- === Get Info (Live only) === === Print QR Configuration Codes === === Get QRCode Data (Live only) === --- === Manage Locked Sessions (Lite only) === === Rank Calculation Settings === === Device Grouping === === Scorecard Management ==="

== ISK (Scorekeeper NG) ==

=== Device Management (Pro & Live only) ===

=== Results (Pro & Live only) ===

=== Field Monitor (Pro & Live only) ===

---

=== Get Info (Live only) ===

=== Print QR Configuration Codes ===

=== Get QRCode Data (Live only) ===

---

=== Manage Locked Sessions (Lite only) ===

=== Rank Calculation Settings ===

=== Device Grouping ===

=== Scorecard Management ===

Qualification

2025-03-04T22:35:39Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The qualification round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The '''''Qualification''''' item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

==== Input Score ====
The main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the desired Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on ''OK'', a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box ''G/X'', the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on [Re-Build Teams], [Re-Calculate Distance Rank] and, then [Re-Calculate Final Rank]. The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click [OK]. The software will, then, generate the Final Rank for the tournament. The user could also click on [Save results for snapshot feature], to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows, in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. '''Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users):''' this function enables the user to manage the score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. '''Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View):''' this function works just as the previous method, but on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

==== Check Data Update ====
This command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: ''Set as Pull Out'' or ''Set as DSQ''. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

==== Export text file ====
As for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

==== Scorecard Printout====
This function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. ''Only Data'', ''Only Target Number'',
or ''Only Drawings''), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

==== Athlete Numbers ====
This option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the ''Target Number'', the ''Athlete
Name'' and ''Country/Club''. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the desired Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

==== Qualification Field of Play Layout====
Clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

==== Personal Rank====
This option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the ''BIB number'', the ''Family Name'' or the ''Name of
the archer''. After clicking on ''OK'', the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

==== Class and Division Result Lists ====
Clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
''Class & Division Result List''. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the ''Class & Division Result List - Individual'' and in the ''Class & Division Result List - Team'' lists. Similarly, the user can click on the corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings (right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

==== Events (Ind/Team) Result Lists Printout ====
This page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled elimination and final round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
''Qualification Round - Complete'' report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the ''Individual'' and the ''Team''
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, with which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is ''Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status Printout'', that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

==== Speaker====
This page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T22:13:59Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The qualification round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The '''''Qualification''''' item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

==== Input Score ====
The main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the desired Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on ''OK'', a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box ''G/X'', the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on [Re-Build Teams], [Re-Calculate Distance Rank] and, then [Re-Calculate Final Rank]. The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click [OK]. The software will, then, generate the Final Rank for the tournament. The user could also click on [Save results for snapshot feature], to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows, in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. '''Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users):''' this function enables the user to manage the score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. '''Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View):''' this function works just as the previous method, but on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

==== Check Data Update ====
This command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: ''Set as Pull Out'' or ''Set as DSQ''. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

==== Export text file ====
As for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

==== Scorecard Printout====
This function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. ''Only Data'', ''Only Target Number'',
or ''Only Drawings''), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

==== Athlete Numbers ====
This option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the ''Target Number'', the ''Athlete
Name'' and ''Country/Club''. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the desired Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

==== Qualification Field of Play Layout====
Clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

==== Personal Rank====
This option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the ''BIB number'', the ''Family Name'' or the ''Name of
the archer''. After clicking on ''OK'', the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

==== Class and Division Result Lists ====
Clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
''Class & Division Result List''. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the ''Class & Division Result List - Individual'' and in the ''Class & Division Result List - Team'' lists. Similarly, the user can click on the corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings (right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

==== Events (Ind/Team) Result Lists Printout ====
This page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled elimination and final round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
''Qualification Round - Complete'' report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the ''Individual'' and the ''Team''
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, with which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is ''Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status Printout'', that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before
proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

==== Speaker====
This page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T21:24:30Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The '''Qualification''' Round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The Qualification item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

==== Input Score ====
The main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the desired Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on [OK], a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box [G/X], the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on [Re-Build Teams], [Re-Calculate Distance Rank] and, then [Re-Calculate Final Rank]. The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click [OK]. The software will, then, generate the Final Rank for the tournament. The user could also click on [Save results for snapshot feature], to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows, in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. '''Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users):''' this function enables the user to manage the score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. '''Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View):''' this function works just as the previous method, but on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

==== Check Data Update ====
This command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: Set as Pull Out or Set as DSQ. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

==== Export text file ====
As for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

==== Scorecard Printout====
This function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. Only Data, Only Target Number,
or Only Drawings), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

==== Athlete Numbers ====
This option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the Target Number, the Athlete
Name and Country/Club. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the wished Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

==== Qualification Field of Play Layout====
Clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

==== Personal Rank====
This option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the BIB number, the Family Name or the Name of
the archer. After clicking on ‘OK’, the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

==== Division/Class Result List====
Clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
Division/Class Result List. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the Individual and in the Team lists. Similarly, the user can click on the
corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings
(right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the
user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these
commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a
specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

==== Qualification Round Printout====
This page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled Elimination and Final Round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
Qualification Round Report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the Individual and the Team
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, through which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status
Printout, that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before
proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

==== Speaker====
This page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T20:06:10Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The '''Qualification''' Round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The Qualification item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

==== Input Score ====
The main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the whished Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on OK , a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box G/X , the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on Re-Build Teams, Re-Calculate Distance Rank and, then, Re-Calculate Final Rank . The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click OK . The software will, then, generate the Final Rank for the tournament. The user could also click on Save results for snapshot feature , to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows, in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. '''Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users):''' this function enables the user to manage the score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. '''Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View):''' this function works just as the previous method, but on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

==== Check Data Update ====
This command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: Set as Pull Out or Set as DSQ. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

==== Export text file ====
As for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

==== Scorecard Printout====
This function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. Only Data, Only Target Number,
or Only Drawings), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

==== Athlete Numbers ====
This option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the Target Number, the Athlete
Name and Country/Club. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the wished Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

==== Qualification Field of Play Layout====
Clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

==== Personal Rank====
This option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the BIB number, the Family Name or the Name of
the archer. After clicking on ‘OK’, the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

==== Division/Class Result List====
Clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
Division/Class Result List. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the Individual and in the Team lists. Similarly, the user can click on the
corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings
(right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the
user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these
commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a
specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

==== Qualification Round Printout====
This page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled Elimination and Final Round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
Qualification Round Report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the Individual and the Team
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, through which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status
Printout, that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before
proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

==== Speaker====
This page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T19:56:42Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The '''Qualification''' Round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The Qualification item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

'''Input Score''': the main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the whished Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on OK , a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box G/X , the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on Re-Build Teams, Re-Calculate Distance Rank and, then, Re-Calculate Final Rank . The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click OK . The software will, then, generate the Final Rank for the tournament. The user could also click on Save results for snapshot feature , to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows, in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. '''Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users):''' this function enables the user to manage the score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. '''Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View):''' this function works just as the previous method, but on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

'''Check Data Update:''' this command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: Set as Pull Out or Set as DSQ. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

'''Export text file:''' as for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

'''Scorecard Printout:''' this function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. Only Data, Only Target Number,
or Only Drawings), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

'''Athlete Numbers:''' this option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the Target Number, the Athlete
Name and Country/Club. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the wished Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

'''Qualification Field of Play Layout:''' clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

'''Personal Rank:''' this option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the BIB number, the Family Name or the Name of
the archer. After clicking on ‘OK’, the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

'''Division/Class Result List:''' clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
Division/Class Result List. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the Individual and in the Team lists. Similarly, the user can click on the
corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings
(right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the
user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these
commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a
specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

'''Qualification Round Printout:''' this page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled Elimination and Final Round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
Qualification Round Report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the Individual and the Team
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, through which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status
Printout, that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before
proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

'''Speaker:''' this page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T19:50:38Z

KSentell:

== Qualification Rounds ==

The '''Qualification''' Round is a key phase in each tournament, from local ones to the most important competitions
in Archery. For what concerns i@nseo, everything that is related to scoring, scorecards, and printouts is
available in the Qualification item of the main menu.

=== Scoring and Printouts ===

The Qualification item in the main menu of the software includes the following functions:

'''Input Score''': the main feature in the scores management. Selecting this option, the software will open dropdown submenu with some other items, which are related to the different procedures through which users
can input scores in i@nseo. Users can enter scores in the system in four separate ways:

1. '''Standard Table:''' after selecting the whished Session, Targets and Distance, clicking on OK , a screen with a spreadsheet layout will be displayed: here the user can input scores in a simple and fast way (see Figure 3.1). Ticking the box G/X , the user can manage 10s and Xs (or 9s in indoor tournaments) that each athlete will shoot. Generally, this is a required activity during competitions; it can be skipped when the user needs to manage only some parts of scorecards and golds are not relevant (e.g. for scoring at half distance).

<placeholder Figure 3.1: Scoring through the Standard Table.>

Once scores of all archers are inputted, the user has to click on Re-Build Teams, Re-Calculate Distance Rank and, then, Re-Calculate Final Rank . The software will open 3 different pop-ups: always click OK . The software will, then, generate the Final Rank
for the tournament. The user could also click on Save results for snapshot feature , to generate data for the real time displaying of ranks, but it is not necessary, unless there are visual electronic devices (TV or similar systems) in use, for they need to manage in real time the athletes ranks or positions in the entire competition. Plus, without using HTTs, this command is partly effective, for results will be ranked and displayed only considering sessions and distances in the tournament.

2. '''Extended Table:''' it works just as the Standard Table. It differs only for the output, that shows,
in addition to scores to be inputted, the scores of the previous end (after the first one), or the sum
of the scores of the previous ends (see Figure 3.2). It is useful to check that scores, that have been
previously inputted, have been entered without mistakes.

<placeholder Figure 3.2: Scoring through the Extended Table.>

3. Arrow by Arrow (Advanced users): this function enables the user to manage the
score of each arrow in an end for each athlete (see Figure 3.3). This scoring method should
not be used when scoring with electronic devices, for the user can enter in the program only
the total scores per end, and not the score of each arrow.

<placeholder Figure 3.3: Arrow by Arrow Scoring.>

4. Arrow by Arrow (Scorecards View): this function works just as the previous method, but
on a different view, that displays a chart, which is similar to a standard printed scorecard (see
Figure 3.4).

<placeholder Figure 3.4: Scorecards View Scoring>

Under the same menu (Input Score), the user can also find:

'''Check Data Update:''' this command enables the user to check Data Updates of scores, when the
competition is managed with different networked computers.
If an athlete decides to retire from the competition, or he/she has been disqualified, the user can
set the archer as ‘pulled out’. The athlete will still be counted in the tournament statistics
(payments, targets list, and so on), but the software won’t let the user input any scores. To set an
archer as retired, the user just has to click on the two options on the left of the athlete’s name in
the Scoring Panel: Set as Pull Out or Set as DSQ. The row will be turned into red, for athletes
that have been set as disqualified, and yellow, for archers that have been set as pulled out, and
any of their previously entered scores will be deleted (see Figure 3.5).

<placeholder Figure 3.5: Setting an athlete as pulled out or DSQ.>

'''Export text file:''' as for the item name, this function enables the user to save a text file (.txt) with all
the scores inputted in the tournament.
3.1 Scoring and Printouts 37

'''Scorecard Printout:''' this function has been recently optimized for being as adaptable as possible. The
first part is split into two columns, where the user can manage all the variables needed for customizing
the Scorecard Printout. Generally, to help users printing what they need, the first part of the screen
includes the REQUIRED options for composing a standard printed scorecard (see Figure 3.6).

<placeholder Figure 3.6: Scorecard Printout page.>

Should the user need to print any other kind of scorecards (e.g. Only Data, Only Target Number,
or Only Drawings), the screen offers a selection list (on the left), where the user can choose the
wished option. Obviously, the user can also modify a scorecard, to omit any text string, or picture
included in the tournament. Once the scorecard type is selected and the final appearance is composed,
the user can proceed to the actual printing page. In the lower row, the software shows some editable
boxes, that enable the user to choose the wished Session and Number of Targets to be printed. The
program, once the Session is selected, autocompletes any empty part with all the available targets.
The user can also print all the targets, except for the empty ones only, by ticking the box on the right
part of the row. Once Session and Targets are selected, the user has to choose the wished distance to
be printed (see Figure 3.8). When electronic devices are in use for the automatic scores management,
the user can print also scorecards created by the software with scores inputted directly by the archers.
Eventually, the user can also print Mini Scorecards, to manually collect partial scoring results.

'''Athlete Numbers:''' this option enables the user to print the Athlete Numbers for the wished event. Editing
the parameters, the user can modify the page composition, moving the Target Number, the Athlete
Name and Country/Club. Plus, this page offers the tools both for adding customized images and
importing graphic settings from another program (see Figure 3.7). The printing procedure is similar to
the Scorecards one, for the user needs to select the wished Session and Targets.

<placeholder Figure 3.7: Athlete Numbers composition page.>

<placeholder Figure 3.8: Standard Scorecard print sample.>

'''Qualification Field of Play Layout:''' clicking on this item, the user can view the composition page for
the targets positioning in the tournament field. It enables the user to view distances and the related
Target Numbers in an intuitive and direct way (see Figure 3.9).

<placeholder Figure 3.9: Qualification Field of Play Layout printing sample.>

'''Personal Rank:''' this option enables the user to view the wished athlete in the referring Division and Class
Ranking. As search values, the user can opt for the BIB number, the Family Name or the Name of
the archer. After clicking on ‘OK’, the software will open a page displaying the athlete position in the
ranking (the corresponding row will be highlighted in yellow), together with the archers in the two
places before and after the wished one (see Figure 3.10).

<placeholder Figure 3.10: Personal Rank output page.>

'''Division/Class Result List:''' clicking on this item, the software will open all the printout layouts for the
Qualification Rounds. On this page, the main function is represented by the central icon
Division/Class Result List. Clicking on this command, the user can print the Division and Class
Ranking, both in the Individual and in the Team lists. Similarly, the user can click on the
corresponding command on the right and on the left, but, then, only Individual (left) or Team Rankings
(right) will be printed. Below these options, the software offers another row of icons that enable the
user to print the rankings, where Medals Winners are highlighted. As for the above section, these
commands enable the user to choose the rankings to be printed, by Division and Class, or extracting a
specific number of places and scores (starting from a cutoff) and so on (see Figure 3.11).

<placeholder Figure 3.11: Rankings printout customization page.>

'''Qualification Round Printout:''' this page displays another set of printout layouts. From this page, the
user can manage the printing of the tournament Qualification Round. Obviously, these printouts are
very important if in the tournament there is a scheduled Elimination and Final Round, on the other
hand, they are not necessary for any competition that is not including this kind of matches. As for the
previous printout pages, there is a .pdf file in the central part of the screen, with the complete
Qualification Round Report, on the side columns, instead, the user can find the Individual and the Team
ones. Still in the other printout pages, there is a parameter section, through which the user can customize
the layouts. Plus, the last default .pdf created by the software is Shoot Off/Coin Toss Status
Printout, that immediately displays if there is any Shot-Off or Coin Toss to be broken, before
proceeding to the Elimination and Final Round (see Figure 3.12).

<placeholder Figure 3.12: Qualification Round Rankings printout page>

'''Speaker:''' this page displays the video printouts for the on-venue speaker. These printouts are mainly
used in national and international events (see Par. 5.10).

Qualification

2025-03-04T19:36:06Z

KSentell:

Qualification

2025-03-04T19:13:11Z

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