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4 Introduction
1.4 Product Overview
Reference Drawings:
Layout View; MS-2015-11-21, G3 ............................... Drawing A-189437
Layout View; MS-2014-11-21, G3 ............................... Drawing A-189446
Layout View; MS-2018-11-21, G3 ............................... Drawing A-189492
Layout View, MS-2016-11-21, G3 ............................... Drawing A-202065
Layout View, MS-2017-11-21, G3 ............................... Drawing A-213041
Layout View, FB-2006-11-21, G3 ................................ Drawing A-221063
The scoreboards detailed in this manual are part of a family of outdoor scoring and
timing displays designed to offer simple installation and easy reliability.
Microprocessor control assures consistent operation and accuracy. The scoreboards
are illustrated in the Reference Drawings listed above.
Because this scoreboard series is based on a modular design, there can be any
number of module and caption combinations. Some displays may utilize a single
module, while others may consist of multiple modules arranged vertically.
The heavy-gauge aluminum cabinets for the displays have a 2'-4" display face and
they are 7" deep by 9'-0" long. Caption sections are also 9'-0" long, but they measure
only 7" high. Refer to
Section 2 for a complete list of weights, dimensions, and
power specifications.
The four basic displays described in this manual are configured as follows:

Models MS-2014 and MS-2018 consist of two powered sections with digits
indicating clock/score and player/penalty, as well as an unpowered caption
panel. MS-2018 also features an unpowered panel that shows shots on goal.

Model MS-2015 is a single powered section with digits indicating
clock/score only.

Model MS-2016 is a three-section display with game time digits as well as
digits indicating home score, period, and guest score.

Model MS-2017 is a three-section display with game time digits as well as
digits indication home & guest score, period, foul information, player foul
information, possession and bonus..

Model FB-2006 is a three-section display with powered clock/score and
statistics sections as well as an unpowered caption panel.
Each scoreboard on this series begins with a one- or two-line section, which means
the section either has a single row or two rows of 10" numeric digits. The boards use
either red or amber LEDs (light emitting diode) to illuminate the display. LEDs are
tiny, solid-state components that use a semiconductor chip to transform electrical
current into light. They are high intensity, low energy lighting units. Because of their
LED technology, the modular scoreboards consume little power, some barely more