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# Mylaps
Mylaps is a Dutch manufacturer of RFID timing systems\
Official website: \
Technical documentation:
Wiclax allows you to connect to Mylaps systems in two different ways. Either directly, for hardware communicating with the P3 protocol, or via the Timing & Scoring software provided by Mylaps.
### Connection through Timing & Scoring
Wiclax connects to the Timing & Scoring software to retrieve readings in real-time.
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The Timing & Scoring software can be installed on the same PC as the PC hosting Wiclax. In this case, you will need to enter the network address 127.0.0.1 to communicate with it.
Another architecture is to install the Timing & Scoring software on an independent PC. In this case, this PC must be on the same local network as Wiclax and the network address to be entered will be that of the PC hosting Timing & Scoring.
{% endhint %}
In Timing & Scoring, you will need to create one or more "Exporters" to send passing data to Wiclax. Note that each exporter will need to be configured with a different port.
Note that by default, the exporter is created with the localhost address, which is perfect if Wiclax and Timing & Scoring are on the same PC. Otherwise, you will have to replace "Localhost" with the IP address of the PC hosting Wiclax.
As you can see in the animation, once the export is created, you must select the timing lines previously created in Timing & Scoring (Here, Depart and Arrivee).
On the Wiclax side, we will enter the IP 127.0.0.1 (local loop) and the port 3097 which must be identical to that of the exporter. If the exporter transmits the times of several different timing lines, we will enter this one in the source column with a label strictly identical to that present in T\&S. Here Depart and Arrivee which will respectively feed the Start and Finish.
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