Daktronics OMNISPORT 2000, Руководство по эксплуатации

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The console’s left and middle LCDs can indicate
weak or dead batteries. The letter “R” appears on
the screen in the lane where the RTOP’s batteries
are low. When the batteries are completely dead,
the R will not display on the screen ( Figure 56 ).
e� Return the cover squarely onto the box. Start the
screws and tighten until they are snug and then
twist them 1/4 turn more. If any of these screws
are missing, the cover will leak and the RTOP may
have problems.
• Examine the cable for cuts or exposed wires between
the electronics box and platform and between the
electronics box and the dual banana cable.
• Remove any corrosion on the dual banana plug with
the maintenance kit included with the OmniSport
2000 console.
• Loosen the strap so each end is free. Verify that the straps securing the RTOP to the
starting block are not cut/frayed and that the buckles are in place.
Attach & Connect the RTOP
• Attach both straps on each side by
placing the loose end into the end with
the cam buckle. Once inserted into
the cam buckle, pull loose end until
platform is snug on the block. Make
sure there are no twists in the strap and
that the electronics box is flat against
the bottom of the starting block. Tie the
excess strap up so that it is not hanging
in the water that splashes up on the
pool deck ( Figure 57 ). Refer to DWG-
268945 to correctly mount the RTOP to
a starting block.
• Plug the dual banana cord attached
to the gray electronics box into either
the lane module for an on-deck system
or a deck plate for an in-deck system. The
RTOP is typically plugged into the BUTTON 3
input ( Figure 58 ). The push button and RTOP
cables are stackable connectors. If all three
push buttons are in use, piggy-back the RTOP
plug on one of the button plugs. For more
information refer to On-deck System (p.6) .
Note: Swim meets usually use one or two
backup buttons with BUTTON 3 empty.
Dedicate BUTTON 3 for the RTOP so the
OmniSport 2000 console can stay set
to input 3.
Figure 56: RTOP Batteries &
Console LCD
Figure 57: RTOP Mounted to Starting Block
Figure 58: RTOP Connected to BUTTON 3