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Introduction 1-3
The displays are manufactured for both outdoor and indoor settings and operate on a
120 V AC power supply. Because of their LED technology, the Daktronics tennis
scoreboards consume little power – a maximum of 150 W.
Caption modules, which hold changeable captions for different events,
are
unpowered units that attach to the top or bottom of a digit module. The scoreboards
come equipped with team name captions and individual acrylic letters for player
names; guides on the boards can accommodate up to seven letters per player name.
Daktronics tennis scoreboards may also contain optional advertising or identification
panels, attachments which can be used to display sponsor names or other advertising
messages.
The aluminum cabinets for the TN-2007 and TN-2008 have display faces measuring
28" high and 108" long. The caption module adds 7" to the height of each
scoreboard, and the optional ad panel measures 14" in height. The scoreboards have
a front-to-back depth of 6".
Dimensions for the auxiliary team scoring module, TN-2009, are the same as for the
ad panels, 14x108x6".
The courtside scoreboard, TN-2016, has a displays face measuring 21" high and 24"
wide, with a front-to-back depth of 6".
The set and game displays each have a mounting weight of about 100 pounds, and
the advertising/ID panel, if attached, adds 35 pounds. The auxiliary team score unit
weighs about 45 pounds, and the courtside display weighs about 30 pounds.
1.3 Model Identification
Daktronics tennis scoreboards are differentiated by their model numbers: TN-2000
designates the Daktronics line of tennis scoreboards. TN-2007 is the basic, two-line
LED model, which is configured with two digits per line for the game score and
three for the set scores; TN-2008 incorporates two extra digits per line to display a
five-set total. TN-2009 is a single-line, two-digit module, intended for use as an
auxiliary board with one of the other tennis displays. TN-2016 is a two-line LED
model, configured with three digits for the set scores.
Most Daktronics scoreboards also carry a two-number suffix that refers to indoor-
outdoor status, power supply and digit type and color: -13 and -14 are indoor
displays, 120 V and 230 V respectively with PanaView digits; -15 and -16 are
indoor displays, 120 V and 230 V respectively with UniView digits; -11 and -12 are
outdoor displays, 120 V and 230 V respectively with red PanaView digits and -21
and -22 are outdoor scoreboards, 120 V and 230 V with amber PanaView digits.