| · | A check mark means the column is showing.
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| · | Each time one of the two choices is clicked the check mark either appears or is removed.
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| · | If the Reaction Times column is checked, not only will the column appear in the Heat List window, but also in the Relay Names window. The Relay Names window allows you to enter the start reaction time of the lead-off athlete and the take-off reaction times for the last three athletes.
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| · | This showing or hiding setting is retained even when you exit the program.
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| · | Pressing the Ctrl-T key combination also toggles the hiding and showing of the reaction times.
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| · | Pressing the Ctrl-Q key combination also toggles the hiding and showing of the DQ Codes.
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Some timers can send the reactions times to MM just like they do for splits, pad times and backups. There are four timers with this capability and they are the Colorado Time System 6, Omega ARES 21 Bi-Directional, the latest version of the OSM6, and the OmniSport 2000.
The Reaction Times column and DQ Codes column would look like this in the Heat List window:
In the Relay Names Menu accessed from the Run the Meet Menu, the Reaction Times column would look like this:
