RACE|RESULT API

Import and synchronize participant data into Racemap using RACE|RESULT Simple API.
Use RACE|RESULT API
Past the RACE|RESULT event ID or the URL of the Racemap access file. The API checks the access and provides feedback. Select the contests to sync specific participants. The initial import can take up to 1 min. 
event ID and contest
Sync participant data with RACE|RESULT using event ID
Sync participant data with RACE|RESULT using Racemap access file
Multi-stage events with one participant file in RACE|RESULT: To prevent overwriting start and finish times in finished stages with data from the running stage, remove the synchronization for finished stages eg. delete the contest in the API. 
Add Track Boxes in the tracking map to display the location of your hardware. That way you can coordinate your staff the race ground.
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Set participant data in RACE|RESULT
Simple API
Participants Data » User Defined Fields, to forward keys and color
Simple API
Import of participants with transponder ID, only: To import a participant to Racemap, Simple API must provide the parameters: ID, RaceNr, Transponder1, Firstname, Contest and Visibility. If one parameter is missing the participant won't be pulled to Racemap. 
RACE|RESULT Knowledge Base - Simple API to pull data from RACE|RESULT: 
https://www.raceresult.com/en/support/kb.php?id=8165-Racemap​
RACE|RESULT: Main Window » Access Rights/Simple API » Select "Racemap Access"
UTC format of “Start:” and “Finish:” ISO 8601 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601​
Transponder fields with transponder number to enable data import into Racemap 
Option 1: insert Chip-Codes to every participant: fill in “Transponder1” in field "Transponder1" (default)
Option 2: match participants with chipfile: fill in "TransponderInChipFile" in field "Transponder1"
Parameters displayed in participant list of tracking map:
RaceNr
Firstname
Lastname
(Club) - optional in brackets
color of markers
Custom field for keys and color
Simple API » Racemap Access » Custom field to import keys or color into your Racemap event: [Color]&";"&[TrackingKey]
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Integrate keys in RACE|RESULT online registration
Keys and passcode
/how-to-use-live-tracking/tab-keys
Visibility of participants in tracking map, in case of "not Predictive Tracking": To show a participant in the map, Simple API must provide: ID, RaceNr, Transponder1, Firstname, Contest, Visibility and Tracking Key. Participants without a key are not displayed.
Assign keys to participants: Main Window » Participants Data » User Defined Fields
User Defined Fields: insert keys and join one key with every participant
field "TrackingKey":
switch([Bib]>0 AND [Bib]<=500;[TrackingKey_1];
         [Bib]>500 AND [Bib]<=1000;[TrackingKey_2]; ... ;
         [Bib]>xxxx AND [Bib]<=xxxx;[TrackingKey_n]);"")
field "TrackingKey_1":
up to 500keys fit into one user defined field
for more participants set up a 2nd field "TrackingKey_2"
insert keys in this format choose([Bib];"xxxxxx";"xxxxxx";"xxxxxx")
Checkbox:
Main Window » Participants Data » Additional Fields
add checkbox field such as "Agree to live tracking"
Checkbox to let participants agree live tracking
User Defined Fields: insert keys and link to checkbox
field "TrackingKey":
iif[AYN1]=1;switch([Bib]>0 AND [Bib]<=500;[TrackingKey_1];
         [Bib]>500 AND [Bib]<=1000;[TrackingKey_2]; ... ;
         [Bib]>xxxx AND [Bib]<=xxxx;[TrackingKey_n]);"")
"iff[AYN1]=1"-function: whether participant checked Live Tracking ("AYN1" - "Additional Yes/No Field" 1 - "Agree to Live-Tracking") 
if yes: one Tracking Key is joint with participant
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Color depending on gender or contest
With the color parameter, you define specific colors for the markers in your tracking map.
color to be defined as color hex code​
Main Window » Participant Data » User Defined Fields
Colors in one Tracking Map for different contests or gender, ...
Color depending on gender
set the color of the marker in the tracking map depending in the gender
"translate"-function: set the first color ("#F2F2F2") for female and the second color ("#000000") for male
translate([gender];"#F2F2F2";"#000000")
Color depending on Contest
"switch"-function. In this example there are two contests ("Contest1" and "Contest2"). With "ContestName" in [brackets] you get the contest name. If ContestName of a participant is equal to "Contest1" the color is "#F2F2F2". If ContestName is equal to "Contest2" the color will be "#04B404".
switch([ContestName]="Contest1";"#F2F2F2";[ContestName]="Contest2";"#04B404")