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RUFUS CloudBox
RUFUS CloudBox
  • Introduction to RUFUS CloudBox
  • GETTING STARTED
    • Getting Started with RFID Technology
    • Introduction to Race Timing
    • RFID for Race Timing
    • Networks 101: Understanding the Basics for Race Timing
    • CloudBox Ports & Characteristics
  • PROTOCOL
    • How to Connect to the CloudBox
    • Protocol Commands and Responses
    • Receiving Timing Data Passings During a Session
  • CONNECTIONS
    • Connecting to the CloudBox: LAN, WiFi, and 4G Overview
    • Connecting the CloudBox via Ethernet Cable
    • Connecting the CloudBox via WiFi Access Point
    • Connecting the CloudBox to an External WiFi Network
    • Connecting Two or More CloudBox in the Same Network via a Hub or Router
    • Connecting the CloudBox to a 4G Network
  • Interface
    • Accessing the CloudBox Interface: General Guide
    • Timing Interface
    • Status Interface
    • Configuration Interface
    • Backup Interface
    • GPS Interface
    • Cloud Interface
  • General Operations
    • RFID Reader Configuration
    • RFID Reader Installation
    • Knowing your CloudBox IP Address
    • Boot Sequence
    • Starting and Stopping a Timing Session
    • Accessing Backup Files on the CloudBox
    • Time Synchronization Methods
    • LED Signals and Alarm Notifications
    • Connecting your CloudBox with RUFUS Race Manager (locally)
    • Connecting your CloudBox with Wiclax (locally)
  • ADVANCED OPERATIONS
    • Firmware Update
    • Network Configuration
    • GPS Service
    • Backup Rewind Function
    • IoT Service
    • 4G Modem
  • Cloud
    • Introduction to CloudBox Cloud Service
    • Binding the CloudBox with the RUFUS Cloud Service
    • Accessing Stored Cloud Timing Sessions
    • Connecting your CloudBox with RUFUS Race Manager (remote)
  • Care and maintenance
    • Warning!
    • Battery Care
    • Taking Care of your CloudBox
    • General Recommendations
    • Special Note on UHF Cables
  • Common problems
    • FAQ
    • Common Problems and Troubleshooting
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  • Steps to Access Cloud Timing Sessions
  • Summary
  1. Cloud

Accessing Stored Cloud Timing Sessions

Once your CloudBox is connected and synchronized with the Cloud Service, all timing sessions are automatically stored and available for review in your Cloud Account. This allows you to easily access, analyze, and download timing data from any event your CloudBox has recorded.

Steps to Access Cloud Timing Sessions

  1. Log in to Your Cloud Account:

    • Start by visiting the Cloud platform and logging in with your credentials.

  2. Navigate to Your CloudBox:

    • Once logged in, go to the Devices section where your CloudBox devices are listed.

    • Select the online representation of the CloudBox device you want to access.

  3. View Timing Sessions:

    • Inside the selected CloudBox page, you will see a list of all the timing sessions that have been stored in the Cloud.

    • Each timing session is recorded with its specific start and end times, and you can click on any session to view more detailed information.

  4. View Passings:

    • Within each timing session, you can see all the passings stored, including the EPC, timestamp, antenna, and other relevant data for each passing.

  5. Download Timing Data:

    • Each timing session can be downloaded in CSV format. Simply click the Download CSV option next to the session you wish to export.

    • The CSV file will contain all the passings for that specific session, allowing you to perform further analysis or integrate the data into race management software.

Summary

Accessing your stored Cloud timing sessions is easy through your Cloud Account. Simply select your CloudBox device, review the list of timing sessions, and download each session in CSV format for further use. This ensures that your race timing data is securely stored, easily accessible, and ready for post-event analysis.

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