Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Operation Manual

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Timing System Setup
9
Always Remember:
• If some touchpads are connected backwards and some are connected correctly, it
will cause touchpads to register times when the pad has not been touched.
• Look out for poor connections between plugs and jacks on the lane module. Inspect
cabling and connectors for corrosion and damage. Use the silicone lubricant from
the maintenance kit to protect the jacks and plugs from corrosion. Refer back to
Figure 7 and Figure 8 to see how to clean the plugs and use the silicone before and
after each use.
Connecting to the Timer
Connect the four-pin plug from the deck extension from the “Near” end (or primary finish
end) into the J10 NEAR END jack on the rear of the OmniSport 2000 console. If “Far” end
(or split end) touchpads are being used, connect the four-pin plug from that extension
cable into the J11 FAR END jack on the rear of the OmniSport 2000 console. For more
information on the OmniSport 2000 timer connections, refer to Figure 23 .
In-deck System
The in-deck cabling system is designed to eliminate most cables from the pool deck.
Conduits and junction (J-)boxes embedded into the floor and walls contain the cables
needed to connect the touchpads, push buttons, RTOPs, lane speakers, horn start, back
stroke speaker, and bulkheads to the timing console ( Figure 14 ).
Note: When designing a pool, it is essential to include all the appropriate conduits,
J-boxes, and drainage. Each facility is different. If designing a facility, please
contact Daktronics for help.
OMNISPORT CONSOLE
IND. LANE
DECK PLATEx6
START
DECK PLATE
WALL PLATE #1
LMI LOCATED BEHIND PLATE
START DECK PLATE
TOUCHPAD x6
PUSH
BUTTONS x6
UP TO 3 PER LANE
HS-200
LANE SPEAKER x6
AUX
SPEAKER
RELAY TAKE-OFF
PLATFORM x6
Figure 14: Typical In-deck Installation