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IES
Equipment Information -Dec 21, 2006
Contact: Dave
Drown, IES Equipment Chair
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From the Inland
Empire Swimming Handbook:
Section 10-Inland Empire Equipment Procedures
A. IE Timing Equipment.
1. Availability.
A full set of electronic timing equipment (touchpads, start unit, etc.)
is available to all meet directors who hold sanctioned "A" or "A/B" or
Championship meets in which the full surcharge is levied. IES will make
all reasonable efforts to make available fully functioning electronic
timing equipment for all sanctioned meets in which the full surcharge
is levied.
2. Team Responsibilities.
Each club's meet director is responsible for the delivery, installation,
take down, and return of the equipment. The meet director is also responsible
for arranging any needed training associated with use of the equipment.
a. Checking Inventory.
Each team representative who accepts the equipment should check the
inventory carefully to be sure they have everything that they
signed for on the inventory sheet. If the inventory sheet
is missing, please contact the IE Equipment Chair immediately.
b. Damaged or Missing
Equipment. Each club using the electronic timing equipment is responsible
for the replacement of, or reimbursement and replacement of, all
missing gear and damage beyond reasonable wear and tear.
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DAVE'S
TIPS: HOW TO CLEAN IES EQUIPMENT
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| A.
Items each swim meet host team should have on hand during the meet: |
- 8
"D cell" alkaline batteries (spares for the System
5 deck computer - it will not operate without good back-up batteries
installed)
- Surge
protector power strip (for the System 5 unless you are running
it completely on battery power, in which case you need several
spare sets of D cells)
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| B.
Supplies to clean timing system cable connectors: |
- "Lime-A-Way"
or "CLR" hard water scale corrosion cleaner
- CRC
Heavy Duty Silicone Lubricant spray can
- cotton
swabs
- clean
rags
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| C.
Procedure specified by Colorado Time Systems is: |
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1.
Use "Lime-A-Way" or "CLR" hard water scale
corrosion cleaner on a cotton swab, dab iton and let it sit for
several minutes.
2.
Then rinse with clean fresh water (not chlorinated pool water!).
3. Dry.
4. Apply a small amount of silicone grease. [ CRC brand "Heavy
Duty Silicone Multi-UseLubricant" spray can which
is ~$2.59 for a 7.5 OZ. can is good ] see pages Timing Computer
manual pages A-3 through A-5
DO NOT USE SOLVENTS such as contact cleaners
which can attack the plastic plug housings or vinyl cable materials.
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Other useful supplies: |
- De-Solv-It
Citrus Solution" (a squirt bottle of this works wonders
removing duct tape sticky residue and the Velco adhesive when
repairing pad mounts, but don't use it
on the electronic connectors)
- AMMONIA-FREE
glass cleaner (a squirt bottle of this to clean the computer
screen & keypad, also to clean the pad mount strips after
De-Solv-It before putting on new Velcro)
- a
simple multi-meter that can measure 5 volts DC and open/closed
continuity
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110 volt AC if you want to check the facility power receptacles)
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These
helpful hints, tips and suggestions are brought to you by:
David
C. Drown ddrown[a]adelphia.net
D.C. Drown Associates phone: 208-882-1320
818 Vista Street cell: 208-892-3130
Moscow, ID 83843-9629 http://www.uidaho.edu/~ddrown
Associate Professor BEL 303 phone: 208-885-7848
Chemical Engineering Department, phone: 208-885-7572
University of Idaho fax: 208-885-7462
Moscow, ID 83844-1021 ddrown[a}uidaho.edu
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