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2012-11-09:

Note: Text covers an earlier version.

Prioritizing Competitors

Updated: 2012-11-09

In Event View you can control which runners to see to some extent (MeOS will always show the runners with top results). Select Prioritization and then a class. You will see a list of the class members / teams, and for each member, you can put one, two or no marks.

• No marks means no special watching from start, but from the first reported interesting result and as long the results are of interest.
• One mark means watching from start and as long the results are interesting.
• Two marks means unconditional watching, no matter how interesting the results are.

The definition of a interesting result is floating and relative. The fewer result there are, the easier it is to make en interesting result – the person the comes to the radio first will always take the lead.

You can also control what is viewed in the event view, by filtering.