Reply to "HELP Seiko S129 / S149 data output jack"

cathyMember

Hi! I have been trying to get info on this for the last few years. I help out with the high school cross country races, and have written a race management program in Excel/VBasic. It works really well at entering finishers in the chute, but the times have to be entered later manually from the S129 printout. It would be SO nice if the machine could "dump" the race times to my computer, and I could paste them into the results file. I am not that "techno" on the hardware, though - does anyone have anything available that works that I could just plug in and download the times?

10/24/076:56 AM

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