K-Jump User Manual

To create a new competition, select File  New competition.

Enter the name and type of the competition. The supported types are Ski Jumping, Nordic Combined and Team Jumping. The type and name can be changed after the competition has been created.

Details such as name and start time of the event can be entered in the Setup tab. This information will be shown in reports.

It is possible to add three different logos which will be shown in reports. See Logos for details.

There can be multiple classes in a single competition. They are managed in the Setup tab.

Click Add to create a new class.

Enter the name of the class and select a hill.

When a new competition is created, three rounds will be added automatically: Trial round, 1. round and 2. round. These can be renamed or removed.

New rounds, such as training or qualification rounds, can be added by clicking Add. Use the buttons Move up and Move down to change the order.

Only rounds marked as Counted will count towards the final results. Trial and training rounds should normally not be counted.

Style points can optionally be disabled in trial rounds. This affects to-beat calculation and the behavior of live ticker/speaker panel.

Start times can be set individually for each round. These start times will be shown instead of the competition start time when creating reports.

Athletes in a competition are managed in the Athletes tab. Athletes must be registered in the database before they can be added to the competition. See Athletes.

Click Add to add an athlete to the competition.

Select an existing athlete and a class and click OK.

Ski jumping results are registered in the Jumping tab.

Information about the current jumper, class, hill and round will be shown at the top.

The current round and athlete can be changed using the dropdowns on the right side, or by using the Previous and Next buttons.

Values can be entered in the fields manually, or with the Judge panel app. DNS, DNF, DSQ and NPS can also be selected here.

Both hills and athletes can be imported and exported using comma-separated value (CSV) files. These files can be modified in other applications such as Microsoft Excel.

Import and export functionality can be found under Data in the menu bar.

When importing data, you will be asked about overwriting existing data. This affects how changes in data are imported for existing hills and athletes. Select Yes to overwrite any existing data. Select No to manually pick which changes should be imported.

Information about officials and judges can be entered in the Officials tab.

This information is hill-specific, and will be shown in reports. Use the Copy and Paste buttons to copy information between hills.

By default, athletes start in the order of their bibs. The starting can also be based on results from the previous round, meaning the athletes with the most points will start last in the round.

To enable this behaviour, select Starting order by rank in the class list.

The number of qualified athletes can be selected in the Classes tab.

Qualification can be used in multiple rounds. For example in the first round after a qualification round, and in the 2. round.

Multiple options are available for most reports. Some options are only available when required settings are enabled.

Logos can be selected in the competition setup. These will be shown in reports. K-Jump supports logos in the upper corners and a footer at the bottom of the page.

Go to the Setup tab, click the + icons in the logos area and select image files. Logos can be removed by clicking the remove button.

Use Speaker Panel for offline results.

Use Live Ticker to make results available online at kjump.no. This requires a valid K-Jump license and account.

K-Jump stores all data in a database file located at "C:/Users/%username%/Documents/K-Jump/K-Jump.sqlite". This file can be found by selecting File  Show database in the menu bar.

The database is automatically backed up when updating K-Jump to a newer version. Backups are stored in the folder "C:/Users/%username%/Documents/K-Jump/Backups".

Backups can be created manually by copying the database file, or by selecting File  Backup database in the menu bar. To restore the database, select File  Restore database. This can be useful when transferring data from one computer to another.

Logs can provide useful information when troubleshooting problems. They are stored in the folder "C:/Users/%username%/Documents/K-Jump/Logs", and can be found by selecting Help  Show log.

Landing judging is an alternative to traditional style judging. Instead of style points, athletes are given points based on how they land.

The following landing types can be selected for each jump: Telemark+ Telemark, Telemark-, Standing, Hands down, Crash. Points are given based on the landing type.

These points can be customized in Settings  Edit points.

Bib numbers which have been lost, or are unavailable can be registered to be skipped when assigning bib numbers. There are separate lists for ski jumping and cross-country.

To register missing bibs, select Functions  Missing bib numbers - (jumping / cross-country).

The app is available on Android, iOS, and Windows.

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