SET OVR

The SET OVR main software, including all other software products (SET Point Panel, DTM, …).

Even without a valid license you can use the software in demo mode to convince yourself of the benefits, with some small limitation. The demo mode also allows you to connect to the SET Online Test System at https://www.sportdata.org/test.

Attention: before installation of SET 10 or higher,  please uninstall any older version!!

SET v. 10.2.0 build 1

Latest build (2024-04-06 19:39 CET) [Changelog]


Windows 64-Bit

Supported architectures: x64/AMD64
Supported versions: 11/10
Recommended system requirements: CPU (Intel i5 generation 8 or higher), min. 8 GB RAM, CPU Speed: 2.0 GHZ multi-core

DOWNLOAD Windows Installer

A native setup executable that installs your application with an installer wizard

DOWNLOAD Windows ZIP-Archive

An ZIP-file to extract that contains the application.


MacOS

Supported architectures: Intel, Apple
Supported versions: 10.12 – 13
Recommended system requirements: CPU (Intel i5 generation 8 or higher), min. 8 GB RAM, CPU Speed: 2.0 GHZ multi-core

DOWNLOAD MacOS Installer

Installer is started by the user from the Finder after opening the DMG


Unix/Linux

Supported platforms: Linux x64
Recommended system requirements: CPU (Intel i5 generation 8 or higher), min. 8 GB RAM, CPU Speed: 2.0 GHZ multi-core

DOWNLOAD Linux Executable Shell Script GUI Installer

The  Unix/Linux GUI installer is an executable shell script that extracts an installer and installs your application with an installer wizard

DOWNLOAD Linux RPM Archive

The RPM archive for Linux can be installed and uninstalled with the rpm command on Linux distributions that use the Redhat package management. A basic installation command looks like:  rpm -i archive.rpm

DOWNLOAD Linux Deb Archive

A Deb archive for Linux can be installed and uninstalled with the dpkg command on Linux distributions that use the Debian package management. A basic installation command looks like: dpkg -i archive.deb

DOWNLOAD Unix/Linux Archive

A Unix/Linux archive media file is a gzipped TAR archive that contains your application. Users will extract them with a command like A basic installation command looks like: tar xzf archive.tar.gz


Pentaho Report 7.1 (supported version)

Report Designer (used for creation and modification of reports, accreditation and certificate templates)


Scoring and other Apps


 Tutorials and HOW TO’s

Video Tutorials

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