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Daktronics 6000 Series Installation Manual Download Page 6

Introduction

2

Component

Improvement

Image of Change

Ventilation

• Intake and exhaust hoods

replace intake and exhaust

vents

Internet and

Webcam

Connections

• Located three bays in from

the left

Display Doors

• Hinged doors allow

easy access to internal

components

Control

System

• Meraki Router

DMP-8065

• DMP-8065 Gen 2

• No fans on DMP-8065

(internal or external)

• Single Power Supply

• Located on the door to the

right of the ISP equipment

door

Cooling

• Fans located on horizontal

members within the display

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Summary of Contents for 6000 Series

Page 1: ...201 Daktronics Drive Brookings SD 57006 5128 www daktronics com support 800 325 8766 6000 SERIES DIGITAL BILLBOARD INSTALLATION MANUAL P1835 DD3289669 Rev 09 23 May 2019...

Page 2: ...limits for a Class A digital device pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a com...

Page 3: ...Light Sensor Relocation 13 6 Webcam Mounting 14 Mounting the Webcam to the Arm 14 Standard 10 Foot Fixed Webcam Arm Installation 14 Standard 10 20 Foot Adjustable Length Webcam Arm Installation 15 In...

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Page 5: ...p 27 Note This applies to initial installation only Manufacturer does not warranty relocation of displays Important Contact Information Daktronics Help Desk 1 877 DAK HELP 325 4357 Display Identificat...

Page 6: ...ections Located three bays in from the left Display Doors Hinged doors allow easy access to internal components Control System Meraki Router DMP 8065 DMP 8065 Gen 2 No fans on DMP 8065 internal or ext...

Page 7: ...right Spare Parts Spare parts are located inside the far left bottom door Module module tool power supply and splice tool are included Other standard service tools are not Power Entrance Box Located...

Page 8: ...a driver board or logic card housing a module latch assembly and a louver Each module is individually removable from either the front or back of the display Module part numbers vary by pixel pitch Pr...

Page 9: ...al proof of performance Crane Cordless drill Drill bits Hammers Ladder 6 8 10 Laptop Pry bar Ratchet tie downs come along Socket and open end wrench 11 16 Socket extension 3 Socket set Tape measure To...

Page 10: ...nstalled prior to lifting the display to the head For ledger bracket details refer to DWG A 988359 use with offset mounts and DWG 3041598 use without offset mounts in Section A Reference Drawings p 25...

Page 11: ...dware were sent with the display Contact the Project Manager immediately if missing installation parts 5 Verify that the lift eyes are installed and the lift eye bolts and set bolts are in place Refer...

Page 12: ...isplay 13 Lift the display off of the truck 14 Slowly lift the display to the structure head and guide into place with tag lines 15 Lower the display along the uprights until it rests on the ledger br...

Page 13: ...lation 9 23 Locate the top border cover caps that are fixed to the border cover for shipping Required screws are taped to the cover 24 Use supplied Tek screws to install the border caps over the lift...

Page 14: ...sts above the bottom section 4 Continue lowering the display until it rests on the display bottom sections and the splice key is inside the display top section splice channel 5 Starting at one end of...

Page 15: ...ay 14 Loosen the nuts that hold the vertical splice tube in place Refer to Figure 14 15 Slide the vertical splice tube so it is split evenly between the display sections 16 Tighten the vertical splice...

Page 16: ...tion term panel Refer to Figure 18 This end of the fiber cables is already attached to the top section PLR Signal cables connect to the fiber patch panel located on the internal vertical Contactor sig...

Page 17: ...d to the MDLS mounting arm 8 Place the MDLS assembly on the photocell mounting arm 9 Use the attachment bolts and nuts to secure the MDLS assembly to the mounting arm 10 Use tek screws to secure the M...

Page 18: ...our saddle bolts 7 If necessary turn the webcam assembly until it will face the display when mounted Standard 10 Foot Fixed Webcam Arm Installation 1 The webcam arm ships with all hardware and arm com...

Page 19: ...lide the two remaining channels into the vertical mounting channel on the display back 5 Place the bolting template over the bolts in the channel The bolting template is important as it makes mounting...

Page 20: ...er and is connected with Cat 5e cable to the network switch on the router 18 Work with the NOC to ensure the camera is aligned properly If adjustment is required pivot the arm to the display face and...

Page 21: ...splay or so it can be locked in the open position This ensures that power is not reconnected while service personnel work on the display Electrical Installation 1 Refer to the display riser diagram fo...

Page 22: ...lays control equipment and connected peripheral equipment must be electrically grounded Only qualified individuals may perform electrical work including verification of ground resistance Daktronics is...

Page 23: ...Modules ISP Enclosure Filters Splice Wrench sectional displays only Hex Head Wrench 1 8 L and T Handle Power Supply Spare Parts Location Doors Installation Tools Location Figure 31 Spare Parts Box in...

Page 24: ...SP enclosure from going below a functional range 2 Fan High heat can damage some electronics the fan cools the ISP enclosure to keep the equipment in a safe functional range 3 Laptop and Cell Phone Ou...

Page 25: ...quipment label 2 Using a flat head screwdriver turn the two 3 4 turn latches counter clockwise see Figure 36 3 The ISP Enclosure is mounted to one of the rear access doors The ISP enclosure and door c...

Page 26: ...e power at the main breaker at the structure base 6 Verify the status lights on the surge suppressor are on 7 Check the LED indicators on the equipment in the ISP enclosure to ensure they are on 8 Ens...

Page 27: ...ality After the display is showing content visually inspect the display for Inaccurate or off color Module edges The display is too dim or bright Modules out Incorrect content transition Modules stuck...

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Page 29: ...lboard Horizontal Signal Splice DD3151286 Billboard Fixed 10 15 Webcam Arm 4 Point Mount DWG 1142216 Billboard Fixed 20 Webcam Arm 4 Point Mount DWG 1142217 Billboard Fixed 10 Webcam Arm 2 Point Mount...

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Page 31: ...Daktronics Warranty and Limitation of Liability 27 B Daktronics Warranty and Limitation of Liability Click here to view Warranty and Limitation of Liability SL 02374 information...

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