This is a tool to display start lists and result lists publicly in real time during orienteering events. It is written in PHP and JavaScript/jQuery.
Currently the only supported data source is a CSV export from the OE2010 event software.
Support for IOF XML format is planned in order to automatically import event and stage names. We also plan to support "speaker intermediate results" (with radio control data) in the future.
The lists can be displayed on big TV screens using cheap hardware, such as Banana Pi single-board computers. No software other than a web browser is required on these devices.
Support for mobile devices is planned for a future release.
- Install a webserver with PHP on a Windows PC running OE2010 (xampp is recommended).
- Clone the repository into the "htdocs" folder of the webserver (or simply download as ZIP and extract it there).
- Set the IP address of the PC to 192.168.1.5. If you use a different address, adapt
js/radadi.jsaccordingly. - Open
server.phpin a text editor to configure the list of classes that each client should display, and set the event name and current stage. - Export a start list by classes from OE2010 into
startlist.csv, and/or set up an automatic export of a preliminary result (by classes) intoresultlist.csv, at a regular interval (1-2 minutes is recommended). Make sure to enable the "Excel time format" tick! - Point client devices to
http://192.168.1.5/radadito display the list. They will automatically paginate the data and update it at the end of each display cycle.
Hopefully there will soon be a GUI to configure client settings.
This software is a work in progress. It has been successfully used at one international orienteering event so far (Velikden Cup 2016 in Bulgaria), showing information on four TV screens.
Martin Zoller
Email: radadi at spam dot zoller dot tv