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1-2 Introduction
by the last set of digits and the letter preceding them. The example would be
Drawing A-69945.
Reference drawings in this manual are grouped and inserted in alphanumeric order
in the
Appendix.
All references to drawing numbers, appendices, figures or other manuals are
presented in
bold typeface, as in the following example: “Attach the universal
channel struts to the wall. Refer to Drawing A-130545 for the attachment
procedure.” In addition, any drawings referenced within a particular subsection are
listed at the beginning of that subsection in the following manner:
Reference Drawing:
Vertical Wall Mount...................................................... Drawing A-130545
1.2 Product Overview
Reference Drawings:
Mechanical Specs, TN-2007-11 .................................. Drawing A-134720
Mechanical Specs, TN-2008-11 .................................. Drawing A-137943
Mechanical Specs, TN-2009-11 .................................. Drawing A-135208
Mechanical Specs, TN-2007-9 .................................... Drawing A-139417
Mechanical Specs, TN-2008-9 .................................... Drawing A-139420
Mechanical Specs, TN-2016-11 .................................. Drawing A-176684
The LED tennis scoreboards are part of a modular system of scoring and timing
displays created by Daktronics. The displays are configured for both outdoor and
indoor courtside use. Featuring highly visible 5" and 10" fixed digits, the boards use
light emitting diodes to illuminate the display. (Light emitting diodes, or LEDs, are
tiny, solid-state lighting units.)
Scoreboards in the tennis series use both red and red-orange LEDs. On the outdoor
models the digits are red-orange. Indoor scoreboards make use of red LEDs and
have a flat face for better display. Use of LEDs also achieves a much wider viewing
angle than standard lamp displays. Refer to
Drawings A-134720 , A-137943 , A-
135208,
A-139417
, A-139420 and A-176684.
The four models in the tennis series are:
TN-2007: a two-line, three-set and game total scoreboard.
TN-2008: a two-line, five-set and game total scoreboard.
TN-2009: a single-line auxiliary module for displaying team scores.
TN-2016 : a two-line, three-set only scoreboard for individual courtside use.
Both TN-2007 and TN-2008 can be set up for singles or doubles matches. The
scoreboards display single-game scores to 99 and set scores to 9. The team score
module, TN-2009, displays home and guest match totals (or total team points) up to
9. The courtside scoreboard, TN-2016, displays set scores up to 9.