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adidas Electronic Body Protector Tournament Manual

adidas Electronic Body Protector Tournament Manual. Overview. 6.2. Tournament Requirements 6.3. EBP Placement 6.4. Visualization (Competition Optic) 7. Referees 7.1. Center Referee 7.2. Corner Judges 7.3. Visualization (Referee Optic) 7.4. Referee Table Staff Athletes Coaches

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adidas Electronic Body Protector Tournament Manual

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  1. adidas Electronic Body Protector Tournament Manual

  2. Overview • 6.2. Tournament Requirements • 6.3. EBP Placement • 6.4. Visualization (Competition Optic) • 7. Referees • 7.1. Center Referee • 7.2. Corner Judges • 7.3. Visualization (Referee Optic) • 7.4. Referee Table • Staff • Athletes • Coaches • Contact • Introduction • Benefits of the adidas EBP • Technical Equipment • 3.1. Electronic Body Protector (EBP) • 3.2. Electronic Scoring Machine (ESM) • 3.3. CTM Connection • 4. Tournament Software • 4.1. EBP/CTM in Connection with a tournament software • 4.2. Interaction between EBP, CTM • and the tournament software • 5. Hit Level • 6. Setup Competition Area • 6.1. Graphic Overview

  3. 1. Introduction • The use of the adidas Electronic Body Protector (EBP) sets a new standard in Taekwondo. It brings numerous advantages, but also requires a modified tournament setup. • This tournament manual contains only recommendations and does not replace the EBP User Manual which is needed to install the system properly. • For all technical support please refer to the EBP User Manual (CD-ROM/ http://www.atm-sport.eu/support.htm) or contact: • E-Mail: info@adidas-taekwondo.com • support@atm-sport.eu • Hotline: +49 (0) 900 - 52 22 24 19

  4. 2. Benefits of the adidas EBP • Objectivity, transparency for all participants • Accurate measurement • According to WTF rules and design • Bluetooth Technology for safe transmission • Calibration continuously adjustable to individual weight class and gender including vest size #0 • Registration of up to four repeated hits per second • Fight protocol available in case of protests • Less referees needed

  5. 3. Technical Equipment

  6. 2) 1) 3) 4) 5) 3.1. Electronic Body Protector (EBP) • 1) Red Body Protector • 2) Blue Body Protector • 3) Sensor • 4) Charging Station • 5) CTM Software • Special attention: • Pre-Charge all sensors at least 6-8 hours prior to the tournament

  7. 1) 2) 3.2. Electronic Scoring Machine (ESM) • 1) Electronic Scoring Machine (ESM) • 2) Charging Station • Special attention: • Pre-Charge all ESM units at least 6-8 hours prior to the tournament

  8. 3.3. Combat Tournament Manager (CTM) • In order to use the EBP and/or the ESM properly a computer or notebook with certain technical prerequisites and correctly installed CTM software is required and offers the following components: • Connection capability via Bluetooth Technology • Selection possibility between competition or training mode • Connection capacity with the tournament software • Individual settings (Hitlevel, Rules, Update, EBP or Handscoring etc.) • Individual match protocol. • If a fight is selected and started in Training or Combat Mode, the combat interface (Please refer to 7.3. Visualization (Referee Optic) is displayed. From this point there is no differentiation between Training or Combat Mode. This interface shows the current score, hit values, penalty points, cautions and other data. • Furthermore, the main judge has the option to intervene in the fight. • Note: If a fight was started in Combat Mode, the selected result and the winner are added to the pool list data bank and the next fight can be loaded and initiated.

  9. 4. Tournament Software

  10. 4. Tournament Software • The adidas EBP/CTM requires an interface with the tournament software in order to be used in a network. If not available it can be run in the training mode for the tournament. • We recommend TAEKOPLAN as tournament software. • The existing interface with the tournament software TAEKOPLAN guarantees optimal function for tournament use. • The recommended software assures that all necessary specifics of the current and following matches are automatically updated into the CTM and all results are transferred back to the main server. • A special software Update from Taekoplan is mandatory to run the CTM together with Taekoplan in a network!!! • Contact Taekoplan: BudoScore Netherlands Portal • Alphen aan den Rijn ZH, Netherlands • rsens@budoscore.nl • www.budoscore.nl • For other interfaces please contact: support@atm-sport.eu

  11. 4.1. EBP/CTM in connection with a tournament software + ESM EBP CTM Tournament software • Scoring device • On-time input by referees • Scoreboard display • Individual fight report • Weigh-in • Pool lists • Fight schedule input to CTM • Result output from CTM

  12. 2 Match result 1 Interaction + 3 4 Next match data Tournament software ESM EBP CTM Network Update of pool lists and tournament schedule The EBP and ESM transfer via Bluetooth the results to the CTM By wireless or cable network the CTM automatically transfers the results of the previous match to the main server The data for the following fight is transfered to the CTM 3 1 2 4 4.2. Interaction between EBP, CTM and the tournament software

  13. 5. Hit Level • The decision of the hit level for each weight class depends on the level of the competition and lies in the responsibility of the organiser in coordination with the referee comitee. • However, we suggest that only the following recommended settings should be used to offer the best performance and results:

  14. 6. Setup Competition Area

  15. XFn Fighter blue XCn Coach blue XFn Fighter red XCn Coach red Match Number 1,2,3…n XCJ Corner Judge XCR Center Referee Screen Stairs Fighter and Coaches following matches XStaff Referee assistance staff XF3 XF2 XC3 XF3 XC3 XF2 XC2 XT XF XC2 6.1. Graphic Overview XCJ XCR XC1 XC1 XF1 XF1 Entrance XCJ Inspection desk Computer Referee table XStaff Table/Box for blue EBP Table/ Box for red EBP XStaff XStaff

  16. 6.2. Tournament Requirements • Weigh-in is the responsibility of the organizer and must be integrated within the actual tournament software used. • The minimum quantitiy of EBP units can be reduced if most of the matches with the same vest size are shared on the same competition area.

  17. 6.3. EBP Placement • 2 tables for each area (1x blue/ 1xred) • Only referees or staff members are authorized at the EBP placement desk and to handle the EBP  No other persons, especially coaches or competitors, may assist • Three pairs of athletes need to be taken care of at all times: 1) Active pair (XF1) on the match area (one set of sensors) 2) Pair of athletes (XF2) for following match fight. EBP and sensors already in place 3) Third pair (XF3) of athletes waiting to receive the EBP • Pair 2 (XF2)and 3 (XF3) must remain next to the EBP placement desk (refer to 5.1.)

  18. Remaining Time Match Number Competitor Round Score Weight Class Hit Value Penalties Hit Level 6.4. Visualization (Competition Optic) The screen is designed for athletes, coaches and spectators and shows all relevant data

  19. One screen: • Recommended screen size 42“ • One screen must be visible from the competition area • Placement on the same side as the referee table • Requirements: • 1 Audio cable • 1 VGA cable • 2 Power supply • More than one screen: • Screens back-to-back and visible to all sides (refer to 5.2.) • Additional amount of cables and powers supplies depends on the amount of screens • 1 Video-splitter • 1 Audio splitter  extra VGA cable • Attention: • Assure that all cables have the correct connections for the screen and the laptop • (e.g. VGA cable either male-female or male-male, depending on screen or laptop)

  20. 7. Referees

  21. 7.1. Center Referee • The experience and qualification of the center referee is the relevant factor. • He/She is the decisive person for the success of the competition. • 7.1.1. EBP System check: • Confirmation of the functionality to all parties • Check through a soft punch or kick on each of the competitors EBP • Recommended to be done by the coach • OK signal on the scoreboard is shown. For more details please refer to the EBP User Manual

  22. 7.1.2. Knee kicks • Handling strictly in accordance with existing WTF rules • Manual deduction from the scoreboard (if an invalid point was scored with unusually high impact) • 7.1.3. Collision or knock-down • Involvement of arm or leg during a collision or knock-down could result in a point • Manual deduction from the scoreboard • Procedure: • 1) Kalyo • 2) Shigan • 3) Point deduction • 4) Kyongo/KamJom (if intentional) • 5) Kesok

  23. 7.2. Corner Judges • Main responsibility for the head points (ESM) • Simultaneous reaction within the time frame of 1.5 seconds according to WTF rules • Recommended positions are the corners 1 and 3. In case of a dead angle the corner judges may move along the boundary line • Body points are blocked during the use of the EBP • Collateral observation on body points in case a mutual decision needs to be made • Green button in the middle for On-/Off-Mode (Not to be used during competition!) • The display in the middle of the ESM has no relevance except when using in Poomsae

  24. This area is only visible at the referee table 7.3. Visualization (Referee Optic) This screen is designed for the technical assistant and the operator and allows the input of penalty points, warnings and other data. Only the center referee has the option to decide and/or intervene in the fight. A clear communication between the center referee and the referee table is necessary. For more detailed information please refer to the EBP User Manual

  25. 1 Laptop user (Staff or technical assistant) • 6-8 power supplies (Screen, Laptop, Sensor Charging Stations etc.) • If the laptop stands on a tablecloth, overheating must be avoided!Place a small piece of wood or a similar object between the frontside of the laptop and the tablecloth to assure for proper ventilation.

  26. 8. Staff • Quantity • Minimum 1 staff per competition area (red + blue vest exchange) Recommended: 2 staff (1x blue vest exchange + 1x red vest exchange) • 1 staff per referee table (if service is not supplied by referee) laptop handling • Workflow • Step 1: • Check correct EBP size The vest size is indicated on the starter card of each athlete Step 2: • Check regarding correct set (Set 1 or Set 2) of sensors!!! • 1) Active set on the competition area • 2) Second set prepared in the pair of EBPs for next competition • Good communication between referee table and staff is an important key for success!

  27. Step 3: • Sensor check: Only the green light indicates that the sensor is on-line • Step 4: • Check proper tube connection between sensor and inlay Step 5: • Proper adjustment of the EBP (close to the body/no loose fitting) Step 6: • EBP (including sensors) currently in use on the competition area must be collected immediately following each match Step 7: • The third pair of athletes needs to be prepared (Step 1-6) Step 8: • Repetition of Step 1-7

  28. XFn Fighter blue XCn Coach blue XFn Fighter red XCn Coach red 1,2,3…n Screen Stairs XT XC2 XF3 XF2 XC3 XF2 XC2 XC3 XF3 XF 9. Athletes 5 XC1 XC1 Match Number XF1 XF1 Entrance Fighter and Coaches following matches 1 4 Inspection desk Computer Referee table Table/Box for blue EBP Table/ Box for red EBP XStaff XStaff 2 3

  29. 1 2 • Step : Inspection Desk • Check of starter card, protective gear (except Electronic Body Protector) • Step : Electronic Body Protector • Outfit by the staff with the correct EBP • According to the WTF rules both athletes must wear the same vest size and each weight category needs to use the appropriate size Step : Waiting Position • Waiting position to avoid any time delay Step : Coach and break position • Coach and athlete take their designated position at the length of the competition area Step : Fighting position • Position of the athlete before and during the match 3 4 5

  30. 10. Coaches • Coaches are positioned next to the steps on the side of their athletes in accordance with WTF regulations

  31. Jürgen Borkenstein Tel.: +49 (0) 9132 84-4021 Mobile: +49 (0) 160 884-4021 E-mail: juergen.borkenstein@adidas.com Manager Olympic & Emerging Sports For any further questions or discussion points we remain personally at your disposal: How to reach us:

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