Manually controlling the output of a display

For most competition events, the automatic flow of information as generated by the display configuration, will be sufficient. For some events on the other hand, some more fine grained control of the timing of the display is needed.

Examples of such situations would be:

• You don’t want scores to be flashed whilst another participant is executing their exercise.
• During the medal ceremony, you want to flash the names of the medal winners
• Results flashing needs to be coordinated with the broadcast production, e.g. such that scores are flashed when the participant is on screen.
  

The display control page can be found in Discipline specific menu sections of the application.

At the top the page you select the display page that you want to control and the session for which you want to show information.
There are three sections with different types of screens that you launch on the display.

Most screens launched from the Display Control, will remain on the screen for 5 minutes, or until a new screen if triggered from the control.

Competition

This section will allow you to show information that is mostly relevant during competition:

Exercises

Select a participant from the list to see the exercises for this participant. For each exercise, you will see the status and or the result.
From this list you can launch the announcement of the exercise on the screen or the flashing of the result.

Ranking

Select a category and a ranking and launch it on the screen.
Each page of the ranking will be shown for time per page configured for the display.

Presentation

Use this section to show participant information on screen during the presentation before the start of a competition.

Participants can presented

• Individually (for individual disciplines)
• Per group (for disciplines that have group exercises)
• Per team (for team competitions)
• Per block (check if block sizes permit to have all participants on the screen)
  

Ceremony

Use this section to show medal winners or the corresponding national flags during the medal ceremony.