Customizing the dashboard

Each race has its own Dashboard, which you can access from the left side menu. Once inside, you can customize it with the widgets you find most useful.

1. Add widgets to the dashboard

1. Open the race and click Dashboard in the left side menu.
2. Click the + icon (Add widget) in the right sidebar. If the dashboard is empty, you can also click Add your first widget!.
3. Click the widget you want to add and it appears on the dashboard. You can also drag and drop it onto the dashboard.
4. Most widgets need to be configured (for example, the event or the location) before they show any data: open the settings with the widget's gear icon.

2. Configure, delete, resize and sort widgets

You can configure the widgets by clicking the gear icon (A), delete them by clicking the cross icon (B) or change their size and shape by dragging from the lower right corner of the widget (C). You can sort them within the dashboard as you want by dragging and dropping them.

3. Widgets available in the dashboard

• Race status: for the chosen event, how many participants have passed each point (as a number and as a percentage) and the time of the last reading. In the settings, choose whether readings are featured in Absolute value or Percentage.
• Commentator: the participants passing the chosen points, from the most recent to the oldest. You can color the rows based on participant fields.
• Leaders: the race leaders of the chosen event or segment, with the visible columns and refresh frequency you choose.
• Readings flow: for the chosen location, the total readings received, the time of the last one and a chart of readings by time for the last 5 minutes.
• Read tags: for the chosen location, a chart of readings by tag number; it shows which tag ranges are being read.
• Raws statistics: for each location, the number of readings and the time of the last one. A red icon means that the location is not in the race configuration.
• Awards: for the chosen event, the awards and how many positions of each one are already filled, with a progress bar. The public awards URL is shown in its settings.
• Wave clock: time elapsed since the chosen wave start.
• Participants status: the event's participants grouped by status.
• Socket updates: warns you if too much time has passed since the last update was received.
• Timing devices: status of the timing devices at each location (battery, antennas and readings). More information in How to configure devices in Copernico using Cloud 2.
• Below MST readings (minimum split time): summary of the readings that do not meet the minimum split time.
• Network connextion history: chart of network connections and disconnections.
• Point Traffic Counter: participants who have passed each point of the event; it can include those who do not meet the MST.
• Streams: status of the video broadcasts at each point (connection, battery, duration and start time).
• Counter: number of participants of the event who match the chosen filters.
• CLOUD V2: only available in races that use Cloud V2. More information in How to switch Copernico to Cloud V2.

Once the widgets are added and configured, the dashboard shows you at a glance the race information you care about most.