Volleyball Referee Timer

For Apple Watch

Tutorial:
Starting a Match at a Specific Time

Volleyball Referee Timer starts the warmup timer based on the warmup time you specify when you set up your timers. Example: the default warmup time for NCAA: Women is 45:00.

Often, a match is scheduled to begin at a specific time. Because your watch knows the current time, if you know the specific match time, it can calculate how long to make the warmup timer.

In this example, we are using the NCAA: Women timer, and the match start time is 12:00PM.

Tap the Warmup button.
Note that the current time is 11:16

The warmup timer starts at 45:00 (the default for NCAA: Women).
Tap the countdown timer. (the blue around the countdown timer shows that it is a button).

A list of match times is displayed below the countdown timer. Use the watch Crown to scroll to your desired match start time.
If you don't want to set a match start time, tap the countdown timer again (notice that the countdown timer button is now red).
In this example, the Match Time is already at 12:00PM, so you can just tap the green check mark ✅.

The countdown timer is now set to end at exactly the specified time (12:00:00PM in this example).

	Tap the Warmup button. Note that the current time is 11:16
	The warmup timer starts at 45:00 (the default for NCAA: Women). Tap the countdown timer. (the blue around the countdown timer shows that it is a button).
	A list of match times is displayed below the countdown timer. Use the watch Crown to scroll to your desired match start time. If you don't want to set a match start time, tap the countdown timer again (notice that the countdown timer button is now red). In this example, the Match Time is already at 12:00PM, so you can just tap the green check mark ✅.
	The countdown timer is now set to end at exactly the specified time (12:00:00PM in this example).

Volleyball Referee Timer

For Apple Watch

Tutorial:Starting a Match at a Specific Time

Tutorial:
Starting a Match at a Specific Time