The new XS systems represent the latest in wireless timing technology. XS stands for crystal synchronization, which means that all of the units are calibrated with each use creating unsurpassed accuracy and dependability. In addition to this, the systems come standard with a back-up timing feature accessed through the USB Interface XS.

The new XS systems represent the latest in wireless timing technology. XS stands for crystal synchronization, which means that all of the units are calibrated with each use creating unsurpassed accuracy and dependability. In addition to this, the systems come standard with a back-up timing feature accessed through the USB Interface XS.

	System
		Bib ID XS System The Bib ID XS is the newest generation of wireless timing from Brower Timing Systems. The system is portable, easy to set up, and simple to run. The Bib ID XS System offers increased dependability with the newest feature including crystal synchronization, which means that the Wand and the Finish Beam are calibrated to the Timer when powered on. The system also includes 32 channels, allowing multiple systems to be used at the same time without interference. There are also multiple power settings that cover any length course up to 5 miles (8 km). The system also has multiple programs which allow the user to customize the system to their training needs. more

	Add-ons
		Intermediate Beam XS Add up to three Intermediate XS Beams to a course to get split times. The Intermediate Beams are synced to the Bib ID System which calibrates them with each use. more
		XS Display The XS Display is a great addition to the Bib ID XS System. It can be easily set up at the end of the course so that racers can have instant feedback on their results. The digits are four inches and can be seen from 100 feet. more
		USB Interface XS The USB Interface XS is used to transfer data from the Timer, Wand, and Photocell to a computer. Data can be downloaded in three ways. The first is through a direct link transfer. This method will show the times on the computer as they are received from the Timer. The second method is to download the times from the Timer at the end of a race. The third method is to download the times stored on the Wand and Photocell(s). These times are reference times which are set when the system is synced. Matching up the starts, splits and finishes will give the total times for the racer. This is a built in back-up feature should any of the times be missed by the Timer. more
		Dual Adder The dual adder is added to the Bib ID XS System to create another race lane. This is a popular addition to facilitate slalom races or to speed up training without adding an entire system. more

	Replacement Parts
		These parts are included when a system is purchased, however, they may need to be replaced over time due to damage or being misplaced. more