by Showoffice by Equipe

Judge Watch

Wall display for the judges' pads: connection, combination on the pad, battery, judge messages and live marking as in Equipe's result entry. Alarms with sound when the judges are on different combinations, a pad drops, a judge falls behind with the marks or a sheet is left unlocked. Read-only, nothing is written in Equipe.

Add it to your show

  1. Open your show in app.equipe.com.
  2. Go to Settings and choose the Extensions tab.
  3. Search for “Judge Watch” and choose it.
  4. Save. Its buttons show up in the Extensions menu of the show.

What it does

Judge Watch is a wall display for the show office or the judges' tower that shows the state of the judges' pads in Equipe, for every class in progress right now, one column per class. For each judge you see whether the pad is connected, which combination it is on, the battery, and the messages the judge has sent with "Notify others". The page sounds an alarm when the judges are on different combinations, when a pad loses connection, when a judge falls behind with the marks or has forgotten to lock the previous sheet.

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The On course box shows the same as Equipe's own result entry: how far each judge has come in the sheet, the judge's preliminary percentage, the total percentage and the preliminary place. The percentage is calculated from the marks and the sheet the same way Equipe does, and matches Equipe's result once the sheets are locked.

Before you start

  • Install Judge Watch on the show under Show settings → Extensions.
  • Enter the judges per class (E, H, C, M, B, F, K) in the class properties. Judge Watch reads them from there and shows only the positions the class has.
  • Enter Arena in the class properties if the show runs on several arenas. Each arena then gets its own column, and the buttons in the header show one arena at a time.

How to use it

  1. Open a class and choose Extensions → Judge Watch. The page opens in its own window; put it on the wall screen.
  2. Press Turn sound on once. The browser plays no sound until someone has clicked on the page. The sound check confirms it can be heard.
  3. The class is chosen automatically: the class where the judges' pads are pulsing is the one shown. When the next class starts, the page switches by itself.

The colours

The same as in Equipe's judge pad box.

  • Green dot: the pad has pulsed within the last 15 seconds. Red dot: the pad has been seen but is silent. Grey dot: the pad has not opened the class.
  • Green box: all judges are on the same combination. Amber box: different combinations, as during a change. Red box: different combinations for more than 30 seconds, or a silent pad.
  • The bar in On course turns green when the judge has locked the sheet, amber when the judge is at least three movements behind the others for more than a minute.

The alarms

  • Different combinations for more than 30 seconds.
  • A pad that has lost connection.
  • A judge behind with the marks (compared only with judges scoring the same movements, so a judge who only gives the collective marks is not alarmed too early).
  • The previous sheet not locked when the next combination has started receiving marks.
  • Charger unplugged for two minutes, and battery below 25 percent.
  • Message from a judge (Blood, Irregularity, Error of course, Equipment, Meeting required). The sheet's deduction rows are shown separately, marked Deduction.

Every alarm also goes into the Alarm log at the bottom of the page, with the time, so you can see afterwards what happened.

Language

The page follows the language of your Equipe account, Swedish or English, and can be switched with the button in the header. The voice in the alarms follows.

Your data

Judge Watch only reads from Equipe and never changes anything. It listens to the same updates as Equipe's own result page, and the judges' pads notice nothing. The ticket from Equipe is not kept in the address, so after a reload you open the page again from Equipe.

Extensions not made by Equipe are built and run by their developers. We review each one before it is listed here, but we are not responsible for how it works, what it does with your show's data or any loss it causes. Adding one to a show is your choice, under our Extension terms.