- Windows desktops, laptops and Surface tablets with Windows 10 version 1709 or later

- The app’s feature set is the same as for iOS and Android versions

- When using multiple devices to time a race, you can mix Windows, iOS, Android and Mac devices

- The only practical limitation is that Bluetooth works only between Windows and Android devices

   (this due to Apple's proprietary Bluetooth device discovery protocol)

 

 

 

- Start the Microsoft Store app & search for Webscorer

- Or, click on this link:  https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/p/webscorer-race-lap-timer/9pp0vsmvvplz

 

 

 

1. Depending on your computer's screen size, you can fit hundreds of racer boxes on the timing screen

   - A MacBook PRO with a 15 inch screen can show up to 270 racer boxes

   - An iPad (7th generation) can fit 112 racer boxes and an iPhone 7+ 32

 

2. If you’re using Excel to create your start list, there’s no need to post it to Webscorer.com

   - You can open the start list locally on your Windows or Mac device

   - Supported file types on Windows:  XLSX, CSV and tab-delimited TXT

   - Supported file types on macOS:  CSV and tab-delimited TXT

 

3. You can use Excel on the same device to print results during / after the race

   - Save the results from Webscorer PRO as tab-limited TXT to your local hard drive

   - Open the TXT file in Excel using the text-import wizard & print form Excel

 

4. Benefits for RFID chip-timing

   - You can use a direct Ethernet connection to the Impinj RFID reader (no WiFI router needed)

   - You can exit the Webscorer PRO app and chip detections will continue on the background

 

5. Benefits for NFC chip-timing

   - You can use an USB-connected NFC reader ACR-122U (Windows version only)

   - No worries about battery running out during the race

6. Benefits for SPORTident chip-timing (Windows version only)
   - You can use the SPORTident card reader to read in the chip data
   - And use the flexible lap setup features to configure your results
   - Results can be posted LIVE immediately after reading the chip data

 

7. Benefits for start gate / photocell timing

   - You can connect the timer to the Windows device using serial-to-USB cable (no need for WiFi router)

   - Requires a cable with FTDI chipset, for example:

     https://www.amazon.com/Tera-Grand-Premium-Serial-Adapter/dp/B01DYNNUS8

 

 

1. No support for Bluetooth Flic button

   - The Flic button does not have its own Windows app

 

2. The device itself is not able to read an NFC chip
   - You'll need to use the USB-attached NFC reader instead