Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Operation Manual

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Pace Clock Mode Operation, Menus, & Settings
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When to use this:
• Data from more than one pool/OmniSport 2000 is going to one display.
• If using a Daktronics M2, M3, or V-Link
®
controlled display, this menu allows multiple
RTD inputs directly into the display.
Setup Comm Ports Menu
The following Comm Ports menus select the protocol used
for transmitting data to the display and communicating with
a results program.
Scoreboard Outputs
Select Scoreboard Outputs to assign a protocol to transmit
data from the J2 and J3 outputs on the console.
MENU-COMM PORTS
SCBD: MULTIDROP*
From Main Menu – [4]>[3]>[1]
Use [←][→] to select MULTIDROP , MULTILINE , or OMEGA protocol, depending on the type
of display used, and then press [ENTER] to save. MULTICAST is reserved for future use.
When to use this:
• By default, the OmniSport 2000 is set to MULTIDROP , and this will work for most
Daktronics scoreboards built after 2000.
• If the Daktronics scoreboard does not appear to function with the MULTIDROP
protocol, set the OmniSport 2000 to MULTILINE . To verify the scoreboard protocol is set
to MULTILINE , unplug the signal cable from the back of the console, and then cycle
power to the scoreboard. When it powers up, “P1” will appear on the left two digits.
• If the display is manufactured by Omega, set the console to OMEGA .
RTD Port
Select RTD Port to assign a protocol, either Real-Time Data
(RTD) or Colorado Timing System (CTS), to transmit out of the
J5 RTD PORT on the console.
MENU-COMM PORTS
RTD PORT: RTD*
From Main Menu – [4]>[3]>[2]
MENU-COMM PORTS
RTD PORT: CTS*
Use [←][→] to select RTD (default) to send information to a Daktronics display controller or
CTS to send to a numeric CTS scoreboard, and then press [ENTER] to save.
Results Port
Select Results Port to assign a protocol to transmit out of the
J6 RESULTS PORT on the console to communicate with meet
management software.
COMM PORTS
RSLT: OMNI 2000*
From Main Menu – [4]>[3]>[3]
OMNI 2000 (default) and OMNI 6000 are bi-directional protocols. CTS is a unidirectional
protocol, utilizing the standard CTS scoreboard information.
MENU-SETUP
3-COMM PORTS
MENU-COMM PORTS
1-SCBD OUTPUTS
From Main Menu – [4]>[3]
MENU-COMM PORTS
2-RTD PORT
MENU-COMM PORTS
3-RESULTS PORT