Simple layout

What it's for

The simple layout (Timing Layout 2) is the same desk — the same model, the same handlers, the same dialogs — drawn for a finger: one tab at a time, rows at least 44 px, nothing scrolling sideways. Simple desk in the header switches to it; Full desk switches back. The choice is per window and remembered on this device.

The tabs along the bottom:

• Chrono — the timing screen: the Start list (N to go, the queue with Next to start, ↑ ↓, Add a bib), On course with the light on its heading (RACE OPEN), and Finish with Bib, Competitor, Hour cell and the run time. Chrono only hides the start list and gives the whole screen to the course and the finish.
• Inter — only when the race has intermediates: the racers between the start and the last intermediate, with Inter 1, Inter 2 … and Speed. The course heading then reads On course to Finish, and +N before the intermediate opens Inter.
• Times — every impulse (All, Start, Finish) as Impulses or the Journal.
• Start list — the run's list with Edit… and Produce Run 2 start list.
• Results — the ranking per run.
• Settings — the desk settings (see Settings).

Above the tabs: the window tabs (Timing 1, + Add), ⟳ Sync, and Ranking › Event (the race's own rule) or Run (this run's times).

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Steps

What success looks like

On an iPad, every control is under a finger, no tab scrolls sideways, and a tap on Next to start highlights the racer and opens their buttons.

If something goes wrong

• DQP reads Planned — not available yet here: give it on the full desk.
• The light sits on On course; on a dual race each course has its own light on its own heading.
• nobody waiting: the start list is empty for this run. Prepare it under Start list › Edit….

Related

• Previous: Timing windows
• Next: Settings
• How it fits: Timing devices, from the box to the desk
• Timing Desk
• Status buttons