Once in your meet/meeting, select your high jump or pole vault event to start marking your results. You are now on the Events view.



The start list that appears in the app is the one that is set in the Competition Management Platform web admin. Any changes to the start list and start order need to be made in the Roster web admin, which will then automatically propagate to the Meet Mgmt app with an active connection. You can also manually update the start list by swiping down on the screen in the Events view page.


Before starting to enter results, you will first need to set up jump/vault heights for the event and initial starting heights for each athlete.


Please note that the unit format used for the meet/meeting, either metric (mm.xx) or imperial (ft-in.xx) is set by the meet/meeting organizer/organiser upon creation of the meet/meeting.


This guide is divided into a few sections below:



Setting up Event Heights


Before the start of the event, set your jump or vault heights. You will first see a default height of: 1.80 (metric meter) or 6-0.00 (imperial ft-in). This is only there by default, and you should edit and add heights as appropriate.


To do this, press the three dots menu option on the upper right side of the screen. You will see an option to Edit heights.



After selecting this option, you are now on the Edit heights page.


The heights for the event are listed on the main screen. When starting, you will see only one height. To edit this height, click on the height:



When entering values, please note to enter numbers without any punctuation. The values will be entered with the most significant digit first.


When using imperial ft-in units, please remember that two digits are always necessary when entering the inches, e.g. 6-01.50 (for 6-1.50), and must be between 00 and 11. Also note that the two decimal digits must be .00, .25. .50, or .75. If you enter different decimal digits than this in the imperial format, you will NOT be able to save the result - the save check mark ✔ button will not work.



Once you have edited this height, press the check mark ✔ to save or X to exit without saving.


To add the next height for the event, click on the next height value and edit. Once this is set, press ADD to add this height to the event. The default new height is the delta of the previous two heights but can be set to any appropriate height.



You will now see this height on the heights list for the event.



Repeat these steps as necessary for your event.


Please note that the heights can be edited or added at any time. The heights can also be set or edited through the Roster web admin, where the meet/meeting organizer/organiser can add all the heights when setting up the event.



Set starting heights


You have the ability to set the starting height for each individual athlete, prior to the start of the event. To do this, go to the three dots menu and select Set starting heights.



Once on the Set starting heights page, you will see the list of competing athletes. You can also search for the name or bib number of a competing athlete in this event.



Select an athlete and choose their desired starting height from the displayed list of event heights. If you did not set the event heights previously, please do so as instructed above.



Once finished, you will see the selected starting height next to the athlete in the Set starting heights screen. Click on the next athlete and repeat as appropriate.


Note that setting the start height for athletes is not a requirement, but saves the effort to mark all skipped attempts for those athletes during the competition.



Entering a Result


You are now ready to enter results after setting event heights and athletes’ initial starting heights.


The current athlete that is active (“jumping”) is shown at the bottom of the screen.



Click on this athlete to get to the Enter result page.



You will see 3 possible attempts for this particular height. Each attempt can be marked as:


  • o ⇒ successful attempt
  • x ⇒ missed attempt
  • - ⇒ passed attempt (athlete moves to the next height)
  • r ⇒ athlete retires from the event


If marked with an o, the athlete moves to the next height and resets any misses. If marked with a x, the athlete stays at this height and goes back in the queue at this height for the next attempt, with the miss recorded (unless 3 x’s are marked consecutively, indicating that the athlete is now out of the competition). If - is marked, the athlete passes and moves onto the next height, but any missed attempts are kept. If r is marked, indicating that the athlete has retired from the event, then this athlete will no longer appear in the “jumping” field.



Please make sure to click on the check mark to save. Place standings are automatically updated in both the Roster consumer app and web admin upon each saved result.


Status



The Status field indicates the current status for the athlete. Upon pressing the Status field, you will see that the athlete’s status can be set to:

    

  • OK ⇒ default setting - athlete is currently competing in the event
  • DNS ⇒ did not start - athlete is listed in the event, but does not start and compete in the event
  • DQ ⇒ disqualification - athlete is disqualified by an official
  • NM ⇒ no mark - athlete competes in the event but does not register a valid result. Note that NM is automatically generated when all attempts are marked failed/invalid.


Height



The Height field indicates the current height for the attempt. Note that pressing the Height field will bring you to the Height page where all available event heights and corresponding results are listed. Pressing any of the other heights allows you to enter the results screen for that athlete for the selected height, but is typically used only to change a specific result. 





Now that you understand the basic mechanism of how to enter results, let’s look at the specific options once results are entered.


View place standings in the Meet Mgmt app


As you enter results, you can view updated place standings during the competition. To do this, press the three dotsoption on the upper right-hand and select Show places.



You will then see a summary screen with the place standings updated to the current attempt.



Pressing the check mark button will push an update for all results (results and places) in this event, though this is generally NOT NEEDED since each entered result is updated automatically.



Searching by athlete name or bib number


During the event, you may need to look for or change the result for a particular athlete. You can find this athlete through the search window in the Events view by entering the name (first or last) or bib number if one is associated with the athlete.



Editing an attempt


From the Events Summary screen, you can edit any attempt from any athlete competing in the event. Previous round’s attempts can be seen above the name of the athlete on the left hand side. Current round’s attempt is seen on the right hand side. Pressing any of these results will place you in the enter result screen for that particular attempt.


Mark results completed


Once you have finished marking all results for the event, you can Mark results completed through the three dots ●●● menu option. This will let the platform and main App know that the event is finished and complete. If you have multiple groups in the event, after calculating places and marking results completed for each group, the summary group will then automatically have place standings updated as well.



Note that results can still be edited, even after completing this step.