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Troubleshooting
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Radio Interference
If it has been determined that a nearby display’s radio signal is interfering, the settings of
the radio receiver or wireless base station inside the display(s) must be changed.
1� To locate the radio receiver or base
station, simply look for the black antenna
sticking out the front of the display.
2� Open the access panel to which the
receiver is attached as described in
Component Locations & Access (p�19) .
3� The radio receiver has a plastic cover
with a window to view status indicators
( Figure 11 ).
Note: While it is necessary for the display
to be powered on to check the
indicators, always disconnect
power before servicing.
4� Remove the four screws in each corner
using a #2 Philips screwdriver and lift off
the cover.
5� Use a small flathead screwdriver to set
the CHAN and BCAST switches to a new
channel and broadcast group (1-8) as
needed. Be sure to always leave FUNC set
to “1”. Refer to Figure 12 .
6� Screw the cover back on and securely
close the access panel.
7� Enter the correct sport code and new
radio settings into the console to test the
radio control. Refer to the appropriate
control console manual listed in Display
Controllers (p�3) .
For more information, refer to the Gen VI
Radio Installation Manual (DD2362277) ,
available online at www.daktronics.com/
manuals .
Schematics
For advanced troubleshooting and repair, it may be necessary to consult the schematic
drawings. Listed in Appendix B , schematic drawings show detailed power and signal
wiring diagrams of internal display components such as drivers, horn interface cards, and
transformers as well as optional components like radio receivers.
2.4GHZ
LL-2567
REV 01
POWER
RADIO IN RANGE
DATA OUT
DAKTRONICS
WIRELESS RECEIVER
Status Indicators
Remove Cover to
Access Switches
Figure 11: Radio Receiver w/ Cover
FUNC
CHAN
BCAST
X1
X2 J4
0
0
0
1
1
1
CHAN
GEN V GEN VI
BCAST
CHAN
FUNC
Jumper may only be set to one
BCAST setting at any time
BCAST 1
BCAST 2
BCAST 3
BCAST 4
Figure 12: Radio Receiver Switches