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NOTE:
If the colors of the wires in the control cable differ from those referenced on the label
or shown in the following diagrams, refer to the notes you made when connecting the control
cable to the junction box cover at the scorekeeper’s location. Ensure that each lead on the
junction box cover is connected to the same color lead on the scoreboard terminal block,
regardless of the color(s) of the wires in the control cable that connect them.
Re-secure the signal/power access door to the scoreboard.
NOTE:
Even if the control cable was not buried in conduit, it must be run in sealed, watertight,
conduit from the ground up to the signal cable/power access door located on the back of the
scoreboard. Here, it must pass through a rain-tight conduit fitting where it will connect to the
signal cable terminal block inside the scoreboard. Refer to the installation diagram on page 7
for a detailed illustration.
RUNNING/CONNECTING THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE
NOTE:
HAVE A LICENSED, QUALIFIED ELECTRICIAN RUN THE ELECTRICAL SERVICE AND
CONNECT IT TO THE SCOREBOARD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE DIAGRAM ON THE
FOLLOWING PAGE. A WATERTIGHT, NON-FUSIBLE DISCONNECT SWITCH, A 20-AMP
GROUND FAULT INTERRUPTER, AND A SAFETY GROUND SHOULD BE INSTALLED FOR THE
20-AMP CIRCUIT CONNECTED TO THE SCOREBOARD. A 120-VOLT CIRCUIT MUST ALSO BE
INSTALLED IN A STANDARD DUPLEX OUTLET AT THE SCOREKEEPER’S LOCATION FOR THE
CONTROLLER’S 12-VOLT DC WALL TRANSFORMER. IF A BATTERY PACK WAS PURCHASED
WITH THE CONTROLLER, THIS OUTLET BECOMES OPTIONAL.
TESTING THE INSTALLED SYSTEM
NOTE: Please refer to the OPERATORS MANUAL to operate the scoreboard.
Connecting cable-controlled systems:
Connect one end of the supplied 20-ft. control cable into either of the two control cable jacks on
the back of the controller and the other into the receptacle on the supplied junction box cover
installed at the scorekeeper’s location.
