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5.
To start or stop the game clock, press the
or
buttons, respectively.
6. Use
the
home
and
buttons or guest
and
buttons to control the
team scores. Use the
and
buttons to control the possession arrows (i.e. indicate
who has controlling serve in a game of table tennis, or to indicate who has control of the ball).
7.
When a period ends (game clock is enabled) and horn mode 2 or 3 are selected, the horn will sound
for approximately 3 seconds. The horn can also be sounded manually (with the game clock
stopped or disabled) by pressing the
button.
NOTE: The display may dim or go off while the horn is sounding when the scoreboard is
powered with batteries. This is an indication that the batteries are near the end of their life.
8. After approximately 10 minutes of non-use (game clock stopped, no buttons pressed), the
scoreboard display will shut off and a blinking red light will be visible to indicate the scoreboard is
still on and in power save mode. Pressing any button on the remote will re-awaken the scoreboard
with the previous status of the game play information intact.
9.
To adjust the remaining time in a period during game play (i.e., disputed call requiring adding time
back onto the game clock): stop the game clock and press the
and
buttons to add
or subtract time from the game clock. Game play can resume by pressing the
button.
This adjustment will not affect the length of the remaining periods.
10. If your game goes into overtime, set the period digit to ‘0’ by repeated presses of the
button and then set the length of the overtime period time using the
and
buttons.
See Section 9 for details on using the overtime period.
11. Your scoreboard features a short and long timeout function in play modes 1, 2, and 10 through 14.
Refer to Section 10 for details on using the short and long timeout feature.
