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2nd dip bank
Dips 1 to 3 are used to set the installation number.
Dip 7 to set the scoreboard as a BTX6000 range scoreboard.
11. Wired communication
The example diagram comprises two type BTX6425 HK scoreboards. The same principle applies to
the BTX6025 MS, BTX6125 MS, BTX6125 HK, BTX6120 WP and BTX6220 WP scoreboards.
1/ Connect the telephone type cable (max. length: 100 m) to the COM terminal block (A) of the
BTX6425. Remove the modem cable if necessary.
The screen (shield) of the communication cable must be tied to the ground of
the scoreboard.
2/ Connect the other end of the cable to the connection box in (B).
DIN connector: RT+ (white).
DIN connector: RT- (brown).
3/ In an installation with several scoreboards connect a one-pair
9/10 telephone type cable RT+ and RT- (C) on each scoreboard.
Connect the other end of the cable to the connection box in (A).
Watch for the polarity.
4/ Close the panels and turn on the scoreboard(s); the display of the local time and the teams’ name
N° installation
Dip 1
Dip 2
Dip 3
Dip 4
Dip 5
Dip 6
Dip 7
Dip 8
1
off ↓
on ↑
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
2
on ↑
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
3
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
4
on ↑
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
5
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
6
on ↑
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
off ↓
on ↑
off ↓
MULT ICE HOCKEY & HOCKEY WATER POLO
Main keyboard
To other
scoreboards
if necessary
BTX6425 HK
BTX6425 HK
A
A
B
C
C
A