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4. NOTE: IF THE WIRES IN YOUR CABLE DO NOT COLOR MATCH WHAT IS SHOWN
ABOVE, CONNECT TO THE TERMINALS WITH THE BLACK, GREEN, AND WHITE
CONDUCTORS. DO NOT CONNECT A WIRE TO THE RED TERMINAL. MATCH THE
SAME COLORS IN YOUR CABLE TO THE BLACK, GREEN, AND WHITE WIRES ON THE
BACK OF THE WALL PLATE AT THE SCORING LOCATION.
5. Run and connect the electrical service to the scoreboard and the controller.
6. Replace the antenna on the front of the scoreboard if your scoreboard is wireless.
7. Test the installed system.
8. Install access covers on the rear of the scoreboard.
9. Fax/return warranty activation sheet to Scoreboard Service Company at (270) 753-3773.
RUNNING/CONNECTING THE CONTROL CABLE
(For scoreboards with Wireless Remote Control, skip this step.)
The control cable may be buried with or without conduit if the cable is direct burial-rated. Direct
burial-rated cable in conduit is recommended for extended trouble free use. If the cable is not direct
burial-rated cable, then it must be buried in a sealed, watertight conduit. The same is true for the
electric cable powering the scoreboard. Both cables may be buried in the same trench but they must
be kept at least 6” apart. If conduit is required for both, separate conduits must be used.
The control cable should run from the scoreboard to a location that is within 10 feet of the
scorekeeper’s location. Here, the supplied junction box cover should be installed on a 2x4, single-
gang junction box. The keyboard will connect to the receptacle on the junction box cover via the
included 20-ft. control cable.
At the scorekeeper’s location:
1. Bring the control cable into a 2x4 single-gang junction box located within 10 feet of the
scorekeeper.
2. Connect the leads inside the control cable to those on the junction box cover according to the
label on the junction box cover. Refer to the installation diagram on the following page for
more information.
