On this tab the name & address information of the tournament is stored. All courts must be filled in.
Tournament ID
This is a unique sequence number within TaekoPlan. These numbers cannot be changed.
Tournament according to
This shows under which council your tournament will be setup. It's either WTF of ITF rules.
Tournament name*
Description of the tournament, maximum of 40 characters.
Official tournament number
Number, as assigned by the federation.
Tournament type*
Kind of tournament. The following options are available:
It's very important to select the proper tournament type, as for instance weight classes are depending on this choice.
Organizing federation/team*
List the club that is organizing the tournament. It can also be the name of the district.
City*
This is the location where the tournament is organized.
Country*
This is the country where the tournament is organized.
Language for print output
Select here the language in which the reports must be printed. You have the choice between English and French.
The English version always prints in English. Other languages will also have the choice between the program language and English.
Separate accreditation database
Default setting is No. Set this to Yes if you want to have a separate database for your pictures of competitors and officials.
Pictures will extend the database and will probably also slow down performance.
For smaller tournaments it is not necessary to enable.
Compulsory GAL License
Set this checkbox to Yes if the GAL license information is compulsory to be entered on TPSS.
It will be provided as additional info entry court for competitors details.
The GAL license will be compulsory for all G1 tournaments starting january 1st, 2014.
It is mandatory to fill in some of the courts. These are marked with an *. If you do not fill these courts, you cannot add or save the tournament.
Tournament types
The WTF version has a selection box (depending on your license), which allows you to select the tournament types to be run. You can combine any of these types in one tournament.
The ITF version has also an additional selection box:
In the right bottom corner you see a small window with version information:
This provides info with which version the tournament was created and what language was used.