Sportable Scoreboards 2218LED, Руководство по установке

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TESTING THE INSTALLED SYSTEM
At Start-Up: When the scoreboard is initially powered up, it should display “zeros” in the Home and
Guest scores and a “one” in the Period for at least 45 seconds. If the controller has not been turned
on and either RESET or ENTER has not been pressed within that time period, the scoreboard may
revert to a “power saving” mode, where the Period continually flashes an “8”. This is normal and
should change to the start-up values at the time either the RESET or ENTER keys have been
pressed. Follow the instructions below to verify the operation of the scoreboard.
Testing the scoreboard system:
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Turn the power to the scoreboard ON using the power disconnect switch or circuit breaker.
If your scoreboard is a cable system, verify that all cable connections are properly terminated
and that the 20’ supplied cable is properly connected on both the back of the controller and at
the junction box.
If your scoreboard is a wireless system, verify that the radio transmitter interface cable is
connected to both the transmitter and also one of the DIN sockets on the back of the controller.
1.
The HOME and GUEST scores should display a “0” and the PERIOD should show a “1”.
2.
Use the controller keys to verify that all sections of the scoreboard respond properly.
a. Example: Add scores to both teams, increase the PERIOD, use the BONUS keys.
3.
If the scoreboard displays a flashing “8” in the PERIOD position, this is an indication of no
signal communication between the scoreboard and controller. Check all communication cable
connections and press RESET on the controller. If the flashing “8’ remains, contact Technical
Support.
NOTE: Always turn both the controller and the scoreboard OFF after each use. If the
controller is turned OFF but the scoreboard remains ON, (or if the controller loses
communication with the scoreboard), the scoreboard’s PERIOD digit will begin to flash
with the rest of the displays blank. This feature is intended to remind the user to turn
power to the scoreboard OFF after each use.