Data Entry Instructions
- If you have not used Autocross Scorekeeper before, have someone
who knows it give you a quick tutorial.
- At the beginning of each run group, find the appropriate competitor
in the database, or add the competitor's name, car make & model, class
and number to the database. You can either look over the shoulder of the
Timing Recorder, or wait until the times have been recorded for each person,
and then do the entries.
- Enter times and penalties from the timing box and course control
person OR from the timing cards.
- Be sure not to get the timing cards out of order or drop them. The
times you enter are NOT official. The times that are written down on the
timing cards by the Timing Recorder are the official times. You should do
everything possible not to interfere with the Timing Recorder's job.
- Do not hold up timing for data entry. If you get behind, you can
catch up later -- even after the run group is done if necessary.
- Check accuracy of data, name spellings, car makes & models,
etc. if possible as you go.
- Do your best to enter accurate times and penalties. Accurate work
will help auditing go more quickly, which means the trophy presentation
can happen sooner.
- Check the laptop battery frequently and start the generator if it
is running low. Start the generator before using the printer.
- Print the audit reports at the end of each run group. Have someone
audit the entered times against the time cards. Make any corrections.
- At the end of the AM and PM sessions, make sure all entries are
accurate. Print the final results report for the Event Chair for the Trophy
Presentation.
Updated 3/03
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