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# Ipico

Ipico est une système Etats unien de chronométrage commercialisé par la société Active.\
Site officiel : <https://www.activenetwork.com/more-solutions/ipico>

La marque propose divers matériel RFIF à deux fréquences et des matériels UHF.\
Les matériels *Lite*, *Elite* et *Super Elite* sont notamment directement compatible avec Wiclax.

### Connexion

Côté Wiclax, dans un premier temps, on devra créer une acquisition de type Ipico dans la fenêtre des acquisitions.\
Le choix du modèle de matériels est proposé à la création de l'acquisition, mais il peut être modifié après la création.

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Ici, on a saisi l'adresse IP de la box IPICO.\
Il suffit ensuite de cliquer sur le bouton `Connecter` pour lancer la réception des lectures.

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Pour rappel, le matériel de chronométrage et le PC doivent se trouver dans la même plage d'adresse IP (voir la page [Principes réseau de base](/utiliser-wiclax/acquisition-de-donnees-de-chronometrage/principes-reseau-de-base.md))
{% endhint %}


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