MDOC Torver Event

[RJ]

Lovely run on this Lakeland area. Interesting set of splits when I finished!!!

Looks like two master stations were used to synchronise the control boxes, but they themselves weren't synchronised! One of the master stations was set to GMT and the second to GMT + 8 hours, 15+ minutes.

Should be fairly straightforward to sort it out.... everything into XL and then subtract the time that the second master station is ahead, from those controls that show times of 20.00 hours!

Interesting though.... shows how easy it is to make a mistake. Definitely safest just to use one master station to synchronise. However, still need MDOC computing team to confirm that this was the case.

[Zokko!]

This is no doubt further complicated by there having been two finish stations, one on GMT, the other on GMT + etc. As you say, an interesting set of splits.

Lovely area and a good course, though, so an enjoyable day out. Just glad it's not me sorting out the results.

[guest]

Lovely area, good course but 1 complaint. Hard work for some of us golden oldies having to bend so low to dib...and brush leaves off to see number

[IanW]

Problem was human error (not mine!).

We were using some old style ans some new style SI boxes. The new ones were synchronised using a 'Time Master' but unfortunately someone had forgotten to reset the clock on the time master having upgraded its firmware. Yes I know it has an LCD display but somehow....

Problem has now been fixed for the simple results using a lashed up Perl script on the interface file and re-importing it. Splits will be fixed soon but may only appear of splitsbrowser/winsplits as it isn't possible to reimport split data into the OE software.

Ian