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# Ipico

Ipico is a timing system from the United States. It is distributed by Active.\
Official website : <https://www.activenetwork.com/more-solutions/ipico>

The brand offers various dual-frequency RFID equipment and UHF devices. The *Lite*, *Elite*, and *Super Elite* devices are particularly directly compatible with Wiclax.

### Connection

On the Wiclax side, initially, we will need to create an Ipico-type acquisition in the acquisitions window. \
The choice of hardware model is offered when creating the acquisition, but it can be changed after the acquisition is created.

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Here, we have entered the IP adress for the IPICO box. You just need to click `Connect` to start receiving passings.

{% hint style="info" %}
As a reminder, the timing equipment and the PC must be on the same IP address range (see the [Basic Network Principles](/en/use-wiclax/acquisition-of-timing-data/basic-network-principles.md) page)
{% endhint %}


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