To import times from Summit Timers, you would need to be able to get the log file from your device(s) and onto your computer, then you can set up a File Stream using the Summit Systems Timing File Stream Type.
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If you have multiple Summit Timers recording to the same file, then they are identified by the record_num column here:
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That will be set in the Device Identifier area of the Stream Setup for Summit File Types:
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This way you can have multiple Streams pointing to the same Folder and File, but the reads will be sent to one Stream or another based on what their "record_num" value is.