The RF Elite decoder is recommended for sports such as cycling, triathlon but also motorized sports with moderate speeds (less than 200 km/h) such as Rally, Enduro, Motocross, Kartcross etc...
A ground loop activates the RF-I transponder, then the RF Elite decoder receives the transponder information by radio.
Radio communication uses a robust protocol to prevent any loss of information.
The RF Elite decoder is able to detect up to 50 transponders in the same hundredth of a second.
The decoder is autonomous for 36 hours thanks to its battery. It has a GPS and a GSM module. The GSM module allows the passages to be sent to our server. The Elite v3 software can retrieve its passages over the Internet. Interconnecting remote timing points becomes simple.
For Enduro or Rally, the decoder manages an external LED display as well as the printing of passage times on a self-adhesive label.
Features
Loop management (1 to 8)
Clock Stability: 0.5ppm TCXO Oscillator
Resolution: 0.001s
Temperature range: -20 to 55°C (-4 to 131°F)
Dimensions: 361 x 290 x 165 mm (14.2 x 11.4 x 6.5 in)
Battery: autonomy 36h/24h (without/with LED display)
downloading recorded passages
GPS and GSM (requires a Chronelec multi-operator SIM card)
Wireless PC link (Wifi)
LED display connection to display the time of day
Connections
12 VDC power supply (integrated battery and charger)
1 loop
1 synchronization pulse (to connect a photocell)
1 manual impulse (to simulate the passage of a transponder)
1 audio and built-in speaker (beep for each passing transponder)
1 Ethernet
1 LED display connection
The RF Elite decoder is recommended for sports such as cycling, triathlon but also motorized sports with moderate speeds (less than 200 km/h) such as Rally, Enduro, Motocross, Kartcross etc...
A ground loop activates the RF-I transponder, then the RF Elite decoder receives the transponder information by radio.
Radio communication uses a robust protocol to prevent any loss of information.
The RF Elite decoder is able to detect up to 50 transponders in the same hundredth of a second.