Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Operation Manual

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Diving Mode Operation, Menus, & Settings
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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.
Use
[←][→] to select OMNI 2000 , OMNI 6000 , or CTS , depending on what the meet
management software is expecting to receive, and then press [ENTER] to save.
Note: If using an older version of Hy-Tek Meet Manager, it may require configuring this
port to the OmniSport 6000 data. Selecting Omni 6000 transmits Omni 6000 RTD
item numbers on the RTD output.
MENU-COMM PORTS
2-RTD PORT
MENU-COMM PORTS
3-RESULTS PORT