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Route power and signal cables into the scoreboard from the rear. There are two 
knockouts for conduit connection in the back. All power and signal wiring 
terminates at the driver enclosure. 

Drawings A-178197 

and

 A-178235 

illustrate the 

16- and 8-column drivers used in Daktronics outdoor LED scoreboards.  

 

To gain access to the driver enclosure, open the access door or digit panel and 
remove the cover from the enclosure. Refer to the component locations drawings for 
the access location for the scoreboard.  
 
Connect power and signal cables at the appropriate 
locations on the driver enclosure panel, shown in 

Drawings A-178197 

and

 A-178235

.  

 

 

Figure 7: Power Terminal Block 

 
The conventional power termination panel has been 
eliminated from Daktronics outdoor scoreboards; the 
power feeder circuit connects directly to a terminal 
block in the driver enclosure, as shown in 

Figure 7

. 

The terminal block is located in the lower right corner 
of the enclosure. Connect the power wires as shown in 
the illustration. Refer to the driver engineering 
drawings and to the schematics listed at the beginning 
of this section for additional wiring details. The 
schematics

 

include a detailed illustration of the power  

termination. 
 

Note:

 Driver enclosures in some earlier Daktronics scoreboards included a 120 V 

power receptacle. There is no 120 V receptacle in Generation III displays. If you 
want power to operate the control console at the scoreboard for troubleshooting, 
Daktronics recommends that you have the installation electrician provide a 120 V 
outlet close to the disconnect box specifically for this purpose. 

 

 

Route signal cabling to the signal surge arrestor card in the upper left corner of the 
driver enclosure. The connections are labeled to permit easy installation. At the 
Signal In terminal block on the PCB, connect the red signal wire to the positive 
terminal, the black to the negative 
terminal, and the shield (silver) wire to 
the shield terminal. 

Note:

 It is important 

that the shield wire is properly connected 
to the shield terminal on the signal surge 
arrestor card.

 Figure 8 

illustrates the 

signal surge arrestor card and 
connectors. 

 

 

Figure 8: Signal Surge Arrestor Card 

 
For signal cable, Daktronics 
recommends, as a minimum, single-pair, 
shielded cable, 22 AWG (Daktronics 
part number W-1077). Two-pair shielded 
cable (Daktronics part W-1234) is 
preferred. 

 

7-4  

Electrical 

Installation 

Summary of Contents for BA-1018

Page 1: ...S 2012 TI 215 BA 518 BA 2016 FB 2005 TI 218 BA 618 BA 2017 FB 2410 RO 2010 TI 418 BA 624 BA 2019 RO 2011 TI 2003 BA 718 MS 915 TI 2010 BA 1018 CR 2002 MS 918 SO 918 TI 2012 BA 2003 CR 2003 MS 2002 SO 2008 TI 2015 BA 2004 MS 2003 SO 2009 TI 2019 BA 2005 CT 2001 MS 2004 SO 2010 TI 2024 BA 2010 CT 2002 MS 2006 SO 2013 BA 2011 MS 2011 ...

Page 2: ...pyright 2003 06 All rights reserved While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions No part of this book covered by the copyrights hereon may be reproduced or copied in any form or by any means graphic electronic or mechanical including photocopying taping or information storage and retrieval systems without wr...

Page 3: ...tion 6 1 6 1 Scoreboard Protective Devices 6 1 6 2 Footings and Beams 6 1 6 3 Scoreboard Mounting 6 6 Mounting Method 1 6 7 Mounting Method 2 6 8 Scoreboard Mounting Using Spacers 6 9 Ad Panel Mounting 6 10 Models BA 515 11 and BA 518 11 6 10 Section 7 Electrical Installation 7 1 7 1 Power 7 1 Grounding 7 2 Power Installation 7 3 7 2 Power and Signal Connection 7 3 Multiple Driver Connections 7 5 ...

Page 4: ...Overview 9 2 9 3 Signal Summary 9 2 9 4 Power Summary 9 3 9 5 Service and Diagnostics 9 3 TNMC Controller 9 4 Modules and Drivers 9 7 Power Supplies 9 9 Weatherstripping 9 9 9 6 TNMC Display Maintenance 9 9 9 7 Troubleshooting 9 10 9 8 Initialization Information at Startup 9 11 9 9 Replacement Parts List 9 11 Section 10 Scoreboard Options 10 1 10 1 Team Name Captions Model BA 624 11 10 1 10 2 Trum...

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Page 6: ...acers 6 9 Figure 7 Power Terminal Block 7 4 Figure 8 Signal Surge Arrestor Card 7 4 Figure 9 LED Digit Panel 8 1 Figure 10 Digit Assembly 8 2 Figure 11 Segmented Digit Panel Rear View 8 3 Figure 12 Digit Designation 8 5 Figure 13 8x48 Team Name Message Center 9 1 Figure 14 TNMC Controller Assembly 9 4 Figure 15 TNMC Internal Components Modules Removed 9 6 Figure 16 TNMC Rear Access 9 6 Figure 17 T...

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Page 8: ...ructure or attach any panels or coverings to the scoreboard without the express written consent of Daktronics Inc Figure 1 illustrates the Daktronics drawing numbering system Daktronics identifies individual engineering drawings by their drawing number 7087 P08A 69945 in the example which is located in the lower right corner of the drawing This manual refers to drawings by their last set of number...

Page 9: ...xample this manual would be referred to as ED 13770 The serial and model numbers of a Daktronics scoreboard can be found on the ID label on the display The label will be similar to the one shown in Figure 2 When calling Daktronics Customer Service please have this information available to ensure quick service For future reference note the scoreboard model number serial number and installation date...

Page 10: ...er formats Not all possible formats are listed here 0P _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ denotes an individual circuit board such as a driver board 0A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ denotes an assembly such as a circuit board and the plate or bracket to which it is mounted A collection of circuit boards working as a single unit may also carry an assembly label W _ _ _ _ denotes a wire or cable Cables may also carry the assembly n...

Page 11: ...des or LEDs to illuminate the display LEDs are tiny solid state components that use a semiconductor chip to transform electrical current into light they are high intensity low energy lighting units Scoreboards in this series typically use red or amber LEDs for optimum outdoor readability Because of their LED technology the scoreboards consume little power barely more than a single household lamp P...

Page 12: ... Console Operation Manual ED 11976 All Sport 5000 Series Control Console Operation Manual 1 5 Model Names Reference Drawings Single Section LED Scoreboard Models Drawing A 142912 Single Section LED Scoreboard Models Drawing A 152950 Daktronics scoreboards are differentiated by their model numbers BA 1018 for example designates a specific baseball scoreboard The two letter prefixes for scoreboards ...

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Page 14: ... the model number of your scoreboard The drawings listed here are located in Appendix A Reference Drawings where they are inserted in alphanumeric order by drawing number Reference Drawings Single Section LED Scoreboard Models Drawing A 142912 Single Section LED Scoreboard Models Drawing A 152950 ...

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Page 16: ...ons The table on the following pages shows all of the mechanical specifications circuit specifications and maximum power requirements for each model in this manual Models are listed in alphanumeric order Specifications 3 1 ...

Page 17: ...9 mm 279 mm 92 lb 42 kg 175 lb 79 kg 15 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 61 BA 518 11 21 H4 0 W9 0 D6 1219 mm 2743 mm 152 mm 96 lb 44 kg 182 lb 83 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 61 BA 618 11 21 H5 0 W14 0 D6 1524 mm 4267 mm 152 mm 200 lb 91 kg 380 lb 172 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 61 BA 624 11 21 H6 0 W16 0 D6 1829 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 300...

Page 18: ...04 11 21 H6 6 W20 0 D6 1981 mm 6096 mm 152 mm 600 lb 272 kg 1 100 lb 499 kg Time ball strike out 18 457 mm Inning runs 15 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 900 W 120 V AC 7 5 A A1 67 A2 68 A3 69 BA 2004 11 21 w TNMC H6 6 W20 0 D6 1981 mm 6096 mm 152 mm 720 lb 327 kg 1 368 lb 621 kg Time ball strike out 18 457 mm Inning runs 15 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 1100 W w red TNMC 1200 W w amber TNMC 120 V AC 9 2 A 10 0 A...

Page 19: ...68 A3 69 BA 2010 11 21 H6 0 W8 0 D6 1829 mm 2438 mm 152 mm 180 lb 82 kg 342 lb 155 kg Digits 18 457 mm H E indicators circular 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 2 5 A A1 61 BA 2011 11 21 H6 6 W20 0 D6 1829 mm 2438 mm 152 mm 620 lb 281 kg 1 178 lb 534 kg Time ball strike out 18 457 mm Inning runs 15 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 1200 W 120 V AC 10 0 A A1 67 A2 68 A3 69 A4 11 BA 2014 11 21 H6 6 W20 0 D6 1829 ...

Page 20: ...67 mm 152 mm 216 lb 98 kg 410 lb 186 kg Time ball strike out Inning runs 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 5 0 A A1 61 BA 2019 11 21 H6 0 W20 0 D6 1829 mm 6096 mm 152 mm 350 lb 159 kg 850 lb 386 kg Time ball strike out 15 457 mm Inning runs 10 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 900 W 120 V AC 7 5 A A1 67 A2 68 A3 69 BA 2019 11 21 w TNMC H6 0 W20 0 D6 1829 mm 6096 mm 152 mm 470 lb 213 kg 1150 lb 522 kg ...

Page 21: ...CT 2001 11 21 H2 0 W6 0 D6 610 mm 1829 mm 152 mm 40 lb 18 kg 76 lb 34 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 1 CT 2002 11 21 H2 7 W7 0 D6 787 mm 2134 mm 152 mm 52 lb 24 kg 99 lb 45 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 1 FB 824 11 21 H4 0 W14 0 D6 1219 mm 4267 mm 152 mm 200 lb 91 kg 380 lb 172 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 2 5 A A1 11 FB 2005 11 21 H5 0 W...

Page 22: ...A A1 11 MS 2002 11 21 H4 6 W16 0 D6 1372 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 200 lb 91 kg 380 lb 172 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 2 5 A A1 11 MS 2002 11 21 w TNMC H4 6 W16 0 D6 1372 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 280 lb 127 kg 532 lb 241 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 500 W w red TNMC 600 W w amber TNMC 120 V AC 4 2 A 5 0 A A1 11 MS 2003 11 21 H4 0 W15 0 D6 1219 mm 4572 mm 152 mm 175 lb 80 kg 332 lb 151 kg 18 457 m...

Page 23: ...2134 mm 7620 mm 152 mm 560 lb 254 kg 1 064 lb 483 kg Clock scores 30 762 mm Period 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 2 5 A A1 11 MS 2006 11 21 w TNMC H7 0 W25 0 D6 2134 mm 7620 mm 152 mm 680 lb 308 kg 1 292 lb 586 kg Clock scores 30 762 mm Period 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 500 W w red TNMC 600 W w amber TNMC 120 V AC 4 2 A 5 0 A A1 11 MS 2011 11 21 H4 6 W20 0 D6 1372 mm 6096 mm 152 mm 625 lb...

Page 24: ... red 21 amber 500 W w red TNMC 600 W w amber TNMC 120 V AC 4 2 A 5 0 A A1 11 MS 2012 11 21 H5 0 W25 0 D6 1524 mm 7620 mm 152 mm 400 lb 181 kg 760 lb 345 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 600 W 120 V AC 5 A A1 74 A1 75 RO 2010 11 21 H2 7 W9 0 D6 787 mm 2743 mm 152 mm 200 lb 91 kg 380 lb 172 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 12 RO 2011 11 21 H2 0 W6 0 D11 610 mm 1828 mm 279 mm 40 lb 18...

Page 25: ...1 SO 2008 11 21 H5 6 W16 0 D6 1676 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 240 lb 109 kg 456 lb 207 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 300 W 120 V AC 2 5 A A1 17 SO 2008 11 21 w TNMC H5 6 W16 0 D6 1676 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 240 lb 109 kg 456 lb 207 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 500 W w red TNMC 600 W w amber TNMC 120 V AC 4 2 A 5 0 A A1 17 SO 2009 11 21 H4 0 W12 0 D6 1219 mm 3658 mm 152 mm 180 lb 81 kg 410 lb 185 kg Clock scores ...

Page 26: ...0 W16 0 D6 1829 mm 4877 mm 152 mm 450 lb 204 kg 825 lb 374 kg Clock 24 610 mm Scores Stats 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 600 W 120 VAC 5 0 A1 13 A2 14 TI 215 11 21 H1 6 W2 0 D6 457 mm 610 mm 152 mm 16 lb 7 kg 53 lb 24 kg 15 381 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 25 A A1 2 TI 218 11 21 H2 0 W3 0 D6 610 mm 914 mm 152 mm 16 lb 7 kg 53 lb 24 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 2 TI 418 1...

Page 27: ...1 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 2 TI 2012 11 21 H3 6 W5 0 D6 1067 mm 1524 mm 152 mm 130 lb 59 kg 247 lb 112 kg Clock 15 381 mm Score 13 red 330 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 1 TI 2015 11 21 H2 4 W3 4 D6 711 mm 1016 mm 152 mm 36 lb 16 kg 24 610 mm 11 red 21 amber 150 W 120 V AC 1 3 A A1 2 TI 2019 11 21 H2 0 W6 0 D6 610 mm 1829 mm 152mm 40 lb 18 kg 77 lb 35 kg 18 457 mm 11 red 21 amber ...

Page 28: ...onent Locations BA 2003 11 21 G3 A 180362 BA 2004 Component Locations BA 2004 11 21 G3 A 228668 BA 2004 TNMC Component Locations BA 2004 11 21 G3 A 228668 BA 2005 Component Locations BA 2005 11 21 G3 A 234592 BA 2005 TNMC Component Locations BA 2005 11 21 G3 A 234592 BA 2010 Component Locations BA 2010 11 21 G3 A 237102 BA 2011 Component Locations BA 2011 11 21 G3 A 237108 BA 2014 Component Locati...

Page 29: ...onent Locations MS 2004 11 21 G3 A 229758 MS 2006 Component Locations MS 2006 11 21 G3 A 189213 MS 2006 TNMC Component Locations MS 2006 11 21 G3 A 189213 MS 2011 Component Locations MS 2011 11 21 G3 A 229459 MS 2011 TNMC Component Locations MS 2011 11 21 G3 A 193823 MS 2012 Component Locations MS 2012 11 21 G3 A 246786 RO 2010 Component Locations RO 2010 11 21 G3 A 182293 RO 2011 Component Locati...

Page 30: ... 11 21 G3 A 181177 TI 2003 Component Locations TI 2003 11 21 G3 A 182702 TI 2010 Component Locations TI 2010 11 21 G3 A 182110 TI 2012 Component Locations TI 2012 11 21 G3 A 182081 TI 2015 Component Locations TI 2015 11 21 G3 A 182176 TI 2019 Component Locations TI 2019 11 21 G3 A 182090 TI 2024 Component Locations TI 2024 11 21 G3 A 236131 Component Locations 4 3 ...

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Page 32: ...l 8 and 16 column drivers are illustrated in Drawings A 178197 and A 178235 Wiring diagrams for both drivers in master and slave configurations are shown on the schematics Drawings A 177931 A 177935 A 179541 A 179790 A 180081 A 180637 B 181354 and B 210454 Model Driver Driver Drawing Schematic Drawing BA 515 8 column driver A 178197 A 177935 BA 518 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 BA 618 8 column...

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Page 34: ...78197 A 273885 MS 915 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 MS 918 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 MS 2002 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 MS 2002 TNMC 16 column driver A 178197 A 179790 MS 2003 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 MS 2003 TNMC 16 column driver A 178197 A 179790 MS 2004 16 column driver A 178197 A 180637 MS 2006 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 MS 2006 TNMC 16 column driver A 1...

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Page 36: ...river A 178197 A 177931 SO 2010 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 SO 2013 16 column driver A 178197 A 177931 TI 215 4 column MASC driver B 179349 A 165028 TI 218 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 TI 2010 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 TI 2012 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 TI 2015 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 TI 2019 8 column driver A 178235 A 177935 TI 2024 16 column driver A 178197 A...

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Page 38: ... drawing for your scoreboard The drawings are listed below by model number they are located in Appendix A Reference Drawings where they are inserted in alphanumeric order by drawing number Model Drawing Title Drawing BA 515 Installation Specifications BA 515 A 55003 BA 518 Installation Specifications BA 518 A 55004 BA 518 w 2 ad panels Installation Specifications BA 518 w 2 ads A 211376 BA 618 Ins...

Page 39: ...2 A 189226 FB 824 Installation Specifications FB 824 SO 824 A 127287 FB 2005 Installation Specifications FB 2005 11 A 162886 FB 2410 Installation Specifications FB 2410 11 Pending MS 915 Installation Specifications MS 915 A 113568 MS 918 Installation Specifications MS 918 A 55009 MS 2002 Installation Specifications MS 2002 A 127195 MS 2002 TNMC Installation Specifications MS 2002 A 127195 MS 2003 ...

Page 40: ...Specifications TI 218 A 169376 TI 418 Installation Specs TI 418 RO 2011 CT 2001 TI 2019 A 169380 TI 2003 Installation Specifications TI 2003 A 169367 TI 2010 Installation Specifications RO 2010 may be used for TI 2010 A 185216 TI 2012 Installation Specifications TI 2012 A 185698 TI 2015 Installation Specs TI 2015 A 173484 TI 2019 Installation Specs TI 418 RO 2011 CT 2001 TI 2019 A 169380 TI 2024 I...

Page 41: ...iability for any installation derived from the information provided in this manual or installations designed and installed by others Lifting the Scoreboard Reference Drawings Lifting Scoreboard Drawing A 44548 Lifting Small Baseball Scoreboard Drawing A 58668 Small Daktronics scoreboards are not equipped with eyebolts Refer to Drawing A 58668 for lifting details Larger scoreboard sections and mess...

Page 42: ...minimum angle between the chain and scoreboard of at least 45 degrees Note Daktronics assumes no liability for scoreboard damage resulting from incorrect setup or incorrect lifting methods Eyebolts are intended for lifting only Do not attempt to permanently support the display by the eyebolts In installations in which an ad panel or some other scoreboard section may be added to the base display th...

Page 43: ...ing method required for each scoreboard Method 1 BA 618 BA 2016 MS 2011 BA 624 BA 2017 MS 2012 BA 1018 BA 2019 SO 918 BA 2004 CR 2003 SO 2008 BA 2004 TNMC FB 824 SO 2008 TNMC BA 2005 FB 2410 SO 2009 BA 2005 TNMC FB 2005 SO 2010 BA 2010 MS 2002 SO 2013 BA 2011 MS 2003 BA 2014 MS 2004 Method 2 BA 515 MS 915 TI 2003 BA 518 MS 2006 TI 2010 BA 718 RO 2010 TI 2012 BA 2003 RO 2011 TI 2015 CR 2002 TI 215 ...

Page 44: ...coreboard model listed in Section 6 2 to determine the center to center distance of the poles for each model Review the illustration of the mounting hardware in Drawing A 44412 or refer to Figure 4 and then use the following procedure for each section 1 Using 3 8 bolts loosely attach the inner and outer mounting clamps to the rear flanges of the scoreboard horizontal frame members Measure the beam...

Page 45: ...el mounting angles 1 2 13 threaded rod and 1 2 square nuts hex nuts and lockwashers Mount the scoreboard as follows 1 Place the C channel against the upper and lower rear flanges of the scoreboard cabinet as shown in Drawing A 55101 and Figure 5 Figure 5 Mounting with C channel Side View 2 Use the mounting channel to determine the appropriate hole combination to use Be sure to keep the bolts as cl...

Page 46: ...e top or bottom of their scoreboards and in some cases the depth of the add on component may not match the depth of the scoreboard Scoreboards in this series are typically 6 or 11 deep Mechanical Installation 6 9 To create a uniform appearance for the overall display Daktronics recommends using spacers behind the scoreboard so that the front face of the display lines up evenly with the front face ...

Page 47: ...he long rods through both the C channel and the flange 5 Lift the ad panel into position with the rods still in place 6 With the threaded rod straddling the beams place mounting angles over each pair of bolts and secure with 1 2 lockwashers and hex nuts 7 When the panel is adjusted to the final desired position tighten hex nuts firmly Some ad panels have back sheets that must be removed before the...

Page 48: ...rvr Display Drawing A 179541 Schematic Gen III OD LED 1 Drv w TNMC Drawing A 179790 Schematic Gen III OD LED 3 Drv w TNMC Drawing A 180081 Schematic Gen III O D LED 2 Drvr Display Drawing A 180637 Schematic BA 2011 2007 Gen III Drawing B 181354 Schematic Gen III OD LED 1 Drvr w S O P Drawing B 210454 Daktronics outdoor LED scoreboards have been designed for easy access to components and the power ...

Page 49: ...ED 2 Drvr Display Drawing A 180637 Schematic BA 2011 2007 Gen III Drawing B 181354 Schematic Gen III OD LED 1 Drvr w S O P Drawing B 210454 Note Displays MUST be grounded according to the provisions outlined in Article 250 of the National Electrical Code and according to the specifications in this manual Daktronics recommends a resistance to ground of 10 ohms or less The electrical contractor perf...

Page 50: ...thin sight of or at the display Installation with Only a Neutral Conductor Provided Installations where no grounding conductor is provided must comply with Article 250 32 of the National Electrical Code If the installation in question meets all of the requirements of Article 250 32 the following guidelines must be observed Connect the grounding electrode cable at the local disconnect never at the ...

Page 51: ...ing of this section for additional wiring details The schematics include a detailed illustration of the power termination Note Driver enclosures in some earlier Daktronics scoreboards included a 120 V power receptacle There is no 120 V receptacle in Generation III displays If you want power to operate the control console at the scoreboard for troubleshooting Daktronics recommends that you have the...

Page 52: ...ppression card The two drivers have been designed to simply plug into one another via an interconnect harness the slave receiving power and redriven signal from the master driver enclosure Larger boards can add as many driver slaves as they require All driver interconnect harnesses are factory installed No additional connection is necessary The harness emerges from the bottom of the master driver ...

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Page 54: ...in Section 3 Removable panels for digits and indicators and for component access are detailed in each model s component locations drawing listed in Section 4 8 2 Component Location and Access For front access scoreboards all internal electronic components and digits can be reached by opening a face panel an access door or a digit panel on the front of the display Figure 9 LED Digit Panel Digit pan...

Page 55: ...e LEDs is mounted to the back of the digit panel See Figure 10 below Do not attempt to remove individual LEDs In the case of a malfunctioning board replace the entire digit panel To remove a scoreboard digit follow these steps 1 Open the digit panel as described in the preceding section Figure 10 Digit Assembly 2 Disconnect the power signal connector from the back of the digit Release the connecto...

Page 56: ...s are secured to the inside of the panel with fixed machine screws spacers and push nuts Remove the nuts and lift the segment off the standoff screws 4 Position a new segment over the screws and tighten the nuts 5 Reconnect the power signal connector Note This is a keyed connector B it will attach in one way only Do not attempt to force the connection 6 Close and secure the digit panel and test th...

Page 57: ...TNMC Drawing A 179790 Schematic Gen III OD LED 3 Drv w TNMC Drawing A 180081 Schematic Gen III O D LED 2 Drvr Display Drawing A 180637 Harness Assemby Diagram 60 Digit Drawing A 232925 Schematic 60 LED Clock Drawing A 273885 Schematic BA 2011 2007 Gen III Drawing B 181354 Schematic GEN III OD LED 1 DRVR w S O P Drawing B 210454 Drawings A 177935 A 177931 A 179790 A 179541 A 180081 A 180637 B 18135...

Page 58: ...34371 and A 134372 detail the specifications for both the 16 and the 8 column drivers Refer to Drawing A 115078 for a listing of the wire pin connections for driver addresses 1 128 8 5 Segmentation and Digit Designation Reference Drawing Segmentation 7 Segment Bar Digit Drawing A 38532 60 Digit Assy Drawing A 197586 Harness Assembly Diagram 60 Digit Drawing A 232925 In each digit certain LEDs alwa...

Page 59: ... 1192 0011 Driver 8 col outdoor LED Driver enclosure 0P 1192 0012 Driver 4 col MASC outdoor LED Driver enclosure 0P 1192 0068 Power supply 24 V 150W 86 132 V input Driver enclosure A 1720 Signal surge arrestor Driver enclosure 0P 1110 0011 Fan 32 cfm 24 V DC 3 15 sq in Driver enclosure B 1030 Plug 1 4 phone Signal P 1003 J Box 1 4 phone Indoor Signal 0A 1009 0038 J Box 1 4 Phone outdoor Signal 0A ...

Page 60: ...ber horizontal Scoreboard 0P 1192 0221 Digit segment 30 outdoor LED amber vertical Scoreboard 0P 1192 0220 Digit segment 36 outdoor LED red horizontal Scoreboard 0P 1192 0209 Digit segment 36 outdoor LED red vertical Scoreboard 0P 1192 0208 Digit segment 36 outdoor LED amber horizontal Scoreboard 0P 1192 0223 Digit segment 36 outdoor LED amber vertical Scoreboard 0P 1192 0222 Indicator 2 circular ...

Page 61: ...ocation Daktronics Part No 8 Segment Breakout Board FB 2410 0P 1192 0326 60 Red Hor Half Seg FB 2410 0P 1192 0280 60 Red Vert Half Seg FB 2410 0P 1192 0281 60 Amber Hor Half Seg FB 2410 0P 1192 0282 60 Amber Vert Half Seg FB 2410 0P 1192 0283 ...

Page 62: ...o power to control console No power to the scoreboard Garbled display Internal driver logic malfunction Control console malfunction Digit will not light Black wire to digit broken Poor contact at driver connection Driver malfunction Segment will not light Broken LED or connection Driver shift register failure Broken wire between driver and digit Poor contact at driver connector Segment stays lit D...

Page 63: ...ent part arrived b Fill out and attach the enclosed UPS shipping document c Ship the part to Daktronics 3 You will be billed for the replacement part immediately unless you have a qualifying service agreement in place In most circumstances you will be invoiced for the replacement part at the time it is shipped This bill which represents the exchange price is due when you receive it 4 You must send...

Page 64: ... representative or the Daktronics Customer Call Center 877 605 1115 toll free or 605 697 4036 2 Receive a Return Materials Authorization RMA number before shipping This expedites repair of your part 3 Package and pad the item carefully to prevent damage during shipment Electronic components such as printed circuit boards should be placed in an antistatic bag before boxing 4 Enclose your name addre...

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Page 66: ...x48 Team Name Message Center The message centers feature an array of red or amber LEDs and are capable of displaying characters up to 10 high Pixels in the red TNMC consist of a three LED cluster while amber TNMCs use four LEDs per pixel The four module TNMC measures approximately 1 4 tall by 4 wide while the six module TNMC measures approximately 1 4 by 6 wide both have an in cabinet depth of abo...

Page 67: ...s in safe working order Troubleshooting lists possible display malfunctions and suggests a number of causes and corrections for each malfunction Replacement parts list includes the part description and number of display components that may have to be replaced during the life of this display 9 3 Signal Summary Reference Drawings Schematic Red LED TNMC Gen III Drawing A 187661 Schematic Amber LED TN...

Page 68: ... 257029 for GEN 4 indicates the locations of the internal electronic components Note that amber TNMCs always contain two power supplies while red TNMCs require only a single power supply Power routing for the display can be summarized as follows 1 Incoming power terminates at the terminal block in the scoreboard driver enclosure Using the same harness and J42 P43 connections as signal power is the...

Page 69: ...14 TNMC Controller Assembly Note that connectors J25 and J26 control Home and Guest display When the ribbon cable is plugged into J25 the TNMC sends home team information to the matrix display In the opposite message center the signal cable would be plugged into the J26 connector and guest information would be displayed Switching the cables reverses the information each message center receives J19...

Page 70: ...ork If there is no CAN device connected to TB1 both DS3 and DS4 will be on and steady DS4 Not used with TNMC functions Green CAN signal Steady on or blinking DS4 will be blinking when the driver is receiving signal and on when there is no signal with CAN controller area network If there is no CAN device connected to TB1 both DS3 and DS4 will be on and steady DS5 Not used with TNMC functions Red RS...

Page 71: ...rom the display 1 To access the controller from the front unlatch the latch fasteners on the front face the LED module Refer to Drawings B 126111 and B 126112 The fasteners are referred to as latch plugs on the drawings One latch fastener is centered below the top row of pixels and one is centered above the bottom row They may be slightly hidden by the louvers Figure 15 TNMC Internal Components Mo...

Page 72: ...ard Modules and Drivers Reference Drawings for displays installed Prior to 11 29 05 Exploded Front View Single Panel Module Drawing B 126111 Exploded Rear View Single Panel Module Drawing B 126112 The module and driver board are a single functional unit To remove a module complete the following steps 1 The modules are attached to an internal frame called the module mounting panel Find the latch ac...

Page 73: ...ed against the display when the latches are fully engaged Each module assembly contains a module housing containing LEDs and the driver board and a louver assembly Drawings B 126111 and B 126112 illustrate the various module components Individual components such as louvers can be removed for service but Daktronics recommends that the module be kept intact and that the entire assembly be sent in fo...

Page 74: ...87662 or A 252645 or A 252681 for GEN IV Removing Changing a Power Supply Complete the following steps to remove a power supply from the display 1 See the directions in the preceding Module and Drivers subsection for information on how to access the component from the front or rear 2 Disconnect all the wires connected to the power supply 3 Remove the hardware holding the power supply in place to f...

Page 75: ...tural tie points and ground rods and other types of grounding electrodes Note If you notice any of the preceding conditions make repairs or take corrective action immediately 9 7 Troubleshooting This subsection contains some symptoms that may be encountered in the displays This list does not include every possible symptom but does represent common situations that may occur Symptom Condition Possib...

Page 76: ...rom the controller to the modules Check the voltage settings on the power supplies Check replace the signal cable to the controller Replace the controller 9 8 Initialization Information at Startup Every time the display is powered up the display will run through an initialization during which it will test all LEDs and addresses First the message center will display the proper address number When c...

Page 77: ...le W 1387 Same Cable assy 20 pos ribbon 30 TNMC controller to first module 0A 1000 0017 Same Electrical contact cleaner lubricant CaiLube CH 1019 Same Effective in Fall 2003 Daktronics Part Number 0A 1208 3005 was replaced with Part Number 0A 1208 3018 Contact Daktronics Customer Service for specific replacement part numbers Part numbers for each complete team name message center assembly are as f...

Page 78: ... name captions are on changeable panels that fit into retainers mounted above and below the HOME and GUEST captions If retainers are not already present on your scoreboard attach the retainers included with the caption kit as shown on Drawing A 44549 To install a changeable panel 1 Insert the top of the panel into the upper retainer 2 Lift the panel all the way up into the retainer 3 Insert the bo...

Page 79: ...DC trumpet horn 120 V Trumpet Horn Installation Internally Mounted Caution Disconnect scoreboard power before installing the horn Refer to Drawings A 162100 and A 132173 for complete installation information Note that the horn can be mounted at either the top or the bottom of the scoreboard The instructions below describe a horn mounting on the display s lower extrusion reverse the horn positionin...

Page 80: ...tom of the panel and swing it open 3 Note This step and the next two are not required if the horn is ordered as original equipment these procedures will be completed at the factory In the interior back panel of the scoreboard drill two 5 32 holes 4 apart These screw holes will be used to attach the horn power enclosure assembly so they should be located within reach of the 2 knockout in the horn p...

Page 81: ...uires a control console such as the All Sport equipped with radio output The display receives control signal via a radio receiver mounted internally to the front panel The receiver plugs into the power terminal block in the driver power enclosure For additional information about this option contact your Daktronics representative for complete information on radio communications refer to the All Spo...

Page 82: ...824 Drawing A 127287 Schematic Outdoor Scbd 12VDC Trumpet Horn AS5K Drawing A 128938 Schematic 120VAC Trumpet Horn Drawing A 132173 16 Column LED Driver II Specifications Drawing A 134371 8 Column LED Driver II Specifications Drawing A 134372 Installation Specifications MS 2011 w TNMC Drawing A 135414 Installation Specifications MS 2006 Drawing A 135575 Single Section LED Scoreboard Models Drawing...

Page 83: ...g A 181701 Component Locations TI 2012 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182081 Component Locations TI 2019 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182090 Component Locations TI 2010 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182110 Component Locations TI 2015 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182176 Component Locations RO 2010 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182293 Component Locations RO 2011 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182296 Component Locations FB 824 11 21 G3 Drawing A 182543 Component Lo...

Page 84: ...tion SO 2008 11 21 G3 FD Drawing A 236233 Component Locations BA 2010 11 21 G3 Drawing A 237102 Component Locations BA 2011 11 21 G3 Drawing A 237108 Component Locations BA 2014 11 21 G3 Drawing A 237118 Component Locations BA 2016 11 21 G3 Drawing A 237124 Component Locations BA 2017 11 12 FD G3 Drawing A 239729 Component Locations MS 2012 11 12 FD Drawing A 246786 Component Locations CR 2003 11 ...

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Page 211: ...Eyebolts B 1 Appendix B Eyebolts Eyebolts ED 7244 ...

Page 212: ...able and the top of the display the lighter the sign must be to safely lift it Do NOT attempt to lift the display when the lift angle is less than 30 degrees W Weight of sign or Section H Distance between top of sign and lift point L Length of cable on one side θ Angle between sign and cable Horizontal Load Angle Angle Factor L H Line Weight Line Weight 90 1 00 θ Load Anchor Load Anchor 60 1 155 9...

Page 213: ...lts on angular lifts unless absolutely necessary For angular lifts the shoulder pattern eyebolt is preferred B Load should always be applied to eyebolts in the plane of the eye not at some angle to this plane C Shoulder eyebolts must be properly seated should bear firmly against the mating part otherwise the working loads must be reduced to those indicated for regular eyebolts A washer or spacer m...

Page 214: ...Appendix C C 1 ...

Page 215: ... back to the Purchaser All returns must be pre approved by Daktronics before shipment Daktronics shall not be obligated to pay freight for any unapproved return Purchaser shall pay any upgraded or expedited transportation charges D Any replacement parts or Equipment will be new or serviceably used comparable in function and performance to the original part or Equipment and warranted for the remain...

Page 216: ...sed upon principles of contract tort or statutory duty principles of indemnity or contribution or otherwise In no event shall Daktronics be liable to Purchaser or any other party for loss damage or injury of any kind or nature arising out of or in connection with this Warranty in excess of the purchase price of the Equipment actually delivered to and paid for by the Purchaser The Purchaser s remed...

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