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    Revision as of 14:28, 25 July 2026

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    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.

    • Lite allows you to use the app with i@nseo and score points directly at the target; it supports basic scoring functionality.
    • Pro activates more advanced features in both the app and i@nseo, is focused on professional competitions, and allows you to configure the devices directly from Ianseo and see real-time status of each device and archer when scoring. Any competition can be Lite, but Pro competitions require a license key that can be obtained from ianseo.net.
    • Live is similar to Pro and is also used for professional competitions, but is for very advanced users that require more precise control of the scoring devices. Live requires the use of an extra module to provide fast two-way communication with the devices as well as special licensing requirements.

    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.

    The devices can be assigned to targets by clicking on the target number and entering a new one, and also a new group can be assigned as well.

    The cloud under the 'Reload configuration' is green when the device has confirmed receipt of the configuration, if it is grey then the device has not confirmed it has received the current configuration.

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    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.

    The frame around each device is red or green depending on the status of the application being connected (not the device, as the device may be on, but the app not open or running)

    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.

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    Field Monitor (Pro & Live only)

    This option can be used in conjunction with the Results page to monitor the progress of scoring. It shows similar information regarding scoring and colors with the main difference being that targets that have finished scoring are removed from the screen so only targets that are still scoring arrows are shown. This is useful for field crew to provide an overview of the field and monitor which targets are still actively scoring.

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    Get Info (Live only)

    This function allows you to specify the device (or range of devices) that you want to interrogate. After entering the target numbers separate by commas, or a ' - ' for a range i.e. 1-10, select Ok and then the device will populate. If they are online you will be able to expand the device details and see things such as IP address / wifi info etc, and then on the right side of the screen you can interrogate the stored scorecard on the device to check the athletes present and the arrow values, scores and other settings stored per athlete, per scorecard.

    Print QR Configuration Codes

    This option will generate the QR code necessary to configure the Scorekeeper NG app which will allow it to connect to the i@nseo computer. Before this can be used, the Scorekeeper app will need to be activated in the main Competition Information and the appropriate parameters entered. When the option is chosen, a pdf page will be generated containing the competition information and the QR code needed by the app. Scanning this QR code in the app should properly configure the app and it should connect to the i@nseo computer.

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    Print Target Scoring QRCode Sheet

    This option allows you to print the QR codes to configure the Scorekeeper NG app with the requested targets to score for a specific Session, Target, and Distance with using the Lite mode. This will generate the same QR codes that can be found on the scorecards.

    Get QRCode Data (Live only)

    Using this screen allows you to scan the devices generated QR code (on the device go to settings > Qr Codes > Scorecard - Generate ) and then you can scan back the devices data if you have lost network connectivity, or have no internet.

    Manage Locked Sessions (Lite only)

    In this screen it is possible to prevent devices from scoring in particular distances or sessions which allows you to manage the integrity of result. You can also generate a report using the PDF icons for those sessions/distances to show how many people have scored the correct number of arrows to allow you to keep track of the progress.

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    Rank Calculation Settings

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    In this screen it is possible to manage the way the ranking is re-calculated as scores are imported. It is also possible to forcibly import scores from the temporary state, which is similar to using the import function on the results screen in Pro/Live Extra care needs to be taken to ensure you understand the implication of changing the import method vs what is displayed outwardly on things like PDFs or live updates to the internet if the settings are changed. (i.e. changing to recalculate at the end of a distance means the positions wont change during the distance but any intermediate updates would show new scores, and not a changed order of the athletes)

    Device Grouping

    In some competitions it may be that athletes have not turned up to shoot, and therefore leave one person on a buttress. In these cases you can turn on device grouping, and either select a grouping for a few targets, or all targets in grouping mode so you can modify during the event if needed.

    You can create bulk groups using the option at the bottom, specify how many in a group and the target range needed.

    If you need to edit a group, select the pencil to the left and you can the targets in the group, and click the save icon, or you may delete the group completely with the little dustbin icon.

    After changing, adding or removing targets to groups you will need to go to the Device management and resend the configuration for the target(s) in question, or the whole field depending what you have done
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    Scorecard Management

    This is an extra module made available on demand.


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