Nevco Indoor LED Scoreboard Installation Set

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1 Nevco Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Set Retain this manual in your permanent file.. 09/8/7-08

2 Table of ontents Instructions -0 Section Scoreboard -08 Section Scoreboard -08 Section Scoreboard -088 S/PTF/Fouls -09 SS Shot locks -09 SS-T Shot locks -0 SS-T9 Shot locks -0 I- ccessory river (for Shot locks & 97 Locker Room locks) -00 EOP End of Period Lights -07 EOP Install Locker Room lock Install -070 MPW/MPX oax Receiver Install 7-0 MPW Series 7/MPX Receiver Install 7-0 Power Hook Up Wired /8/7-08

3 Installation Instructions Installation consists of three steps, Unpacking the Equipment, Scoreboard mounting, and Electrical onnections. e sure to read and understand all of the instructions before installing the equipment. onsult the installer s troubleshooting guide following this section for verifications each step has been installed and is working correctly.. Unpacking the Equipment Inspect the shipping container for damage. If any damage can be seen, contact the carrier immediately. arefully remove all equipment from its packing carton. o not pry against the scoreboard in any way.. Scoreboard Mounting Refer to installation prints for detailed dimensions and power requirements. For boards shipped in multiple sections: o Place the top section on the bottom section over-lapping the top face in front of the bottom face. o Open the Period door by removing two Phillips screws. o Locate the /8 - bolts shipped in the accessory package. o Install the three bolts through the inside of the top section into the threaded inserts located on the top of the bottom section using the /8 flat washers. o Tighten until the sections are fully seated together. Over-tightening can damage the scoreboard. o Pull the wires through the grommet and connect to the ILM as labeled. /8 - threaded inserts are installed in the top of the board. /8 - eyebolt can be threaded into the inserts to aid in lifting for mounting. The eyebolts can be removed after lifting or left in for a suspension mount. Mount the board securely using the pre-punched ½ holes in the top flange. For multi-section boards also secure the bottom flange. lternate ½ holes may be drilled in the flange for flexible placement of the mounting hardware. Shot clocks do not have the mounting flange, but can alternatively be mounted by the use of an SSK package. lways use good mechanical practices when mounting the scoreboard. Page

4 . Electrical onnections Power Service onsult the table on the installation print for power requirements for your scoreboard model. Provide for a 0% safety factor to guard against tripping of the circuit breaker under low line conditions. e sure to include any lighted signs, and message centers when sizing the supply wiring necessary to support the circuit load. The person performing the installation should be familiar with National and local electric codes. standard IE US grounded power cord is shipped with the board for attaching power. The power connection is low-profile to allow for flush mounting of signs and message centers. Signal onnections Refer to wireless receiver installation prints for receiver mounting and connections. onnect the coax input to the N marked Input. right angle N adapter can be used to allow for flush mounting of signs and message centers. The N marked Output can be used to drive other scoreboards sharing the same display data. This allows scoreboards to be daisy-chained together, or the output can be used to supply signal to accessories such as a shot clock or end of period indicator. y adding a T connector at this location, two accessories can be connected at once with up to 000 ft. of coax each. -Wire oax able (RG8/U) ll -WIRE cable ordered from Nevco is direct burial type. It has a minimum dielectric strength of 00V, and conforms to UL standard. If the wiring is buried above the freeze line, bury the cable with sand to provide drainage and prevent damage from shifting soil. Installing able onnectors The -WIRE cable that comes with your scoreboard does not have connectors attached. To install connectors on each end of the cable: Slide the insulating boot onto the cable and trim the cable as shown. Twist the outer braid in a clockwise direction so that at least / in. of the inner dielectric is bared and the braid is left flat. e sure no strands of the outer braid are touching the center conductor. Insert the center conductor into the back of the connector, feeding it into the guide hole. Push the cable as far as possible into the connector. Screw the connector onto the cable in a clockwise direction until the connector stops turning. Slip the insulating boot over the back of the connector. " 9 " Insulating boot " Page

5 . Scoreboard Systems To install a system of scoreboard displays, controls and accessories follow these guidelines. heck the website Nevco.com or contact your local sales rep to obtain other system drawings. aisy haining When all or groups of scoreboards in the facility are to operate together, installation time and costs can be saved by daisy chaining the coax cable from scoreboard to scoreboard. The diagram to the right shows this operation. Reference print 089 for more details Independent Operation When the scoreboards are to be operated together, but at other times separated and operated independently, alternate control points or cable selection switch (SS) units must be used. The diagram to the right shows this operation. Reference print 780 for more details Reference print 070 for more details Mixed Operation When independent operation is required, daisy chaining can still be used to save cost on installation. The diagram to the left shows this operation. Wireless Operation Main ourt ross-ourts Wireless systems provide the maximum flexibility by allowing the operator the ability to program groups of receivers. single receiver can drive multiple displays. See manual for the wireless device for more information. Plug a control into both jacks for Main ourt ll-on operation (shown) or plug two controls into each jack for independent cross-court operation (not shown). Page

6 WIRE TROULESHOOTING GUIE The figure to the right labels the connections from M. The chart below lists the problem that can be identified should any connection be faulty. heck the control and service manual for more detailed information. NOTE: The number that appears above a letter refers to the number of wires or conductors in the cable. ranch ircuit ontrol (coax) Power Supply Scoreboard Interface 8 ILM- SI -8 L Horns ETN Master igit 8 E I Horn K L 0 F river acklights Home/Guest 8 H 0 G J M Slave igit To Next igit To Next acklight To Next ETN Panel Situation Symptom onnection Solution The Scoreboard has no digits illuminated Some digits not illuminated, or non-working accessory When power is first applied the timer section does not rotate through a test pattern When power is first applied the timer section rotates through a test pattern, but then the display goes out. E heck branch circuit breaker and power connections heck connection on ILM and power supply terminal screws heck connection to first digit in timer section heck oax connections. Plug control directly into the top of the board to eliminate installed coax cable. If that works, the cable run or terminations are bad. Try the 0 Model code, see control users manual on testing. heck connections on inside of board at the SI and at the ILM Only one digit F / G / H heck 0-pin connection on river card and -pin on single segments Horn K heck -pin connection on ILM and at horn ( horns ea.) acklight channels I / J heck -pin connection on ILM and at backlight. heck instructions to see if the backlights are supposed to be ON. ll or partial ETN s not working L / M heck -pin connection from ILM to ETN and between ETN panels Page

7 Wireless Troubleshooting Guide ranch ircuit The figure to the right labels connections ( E) useful to troubleshooting. The chart below lists the problem that can be identified should any connection be faulty. heck the control and service manual for more detailed information. NOTE: The number that appears above a letter refers to the number of wires or conductors in the cable. o n t r o l Power dapter 0 900Mhz E Receiver (coax) Same diagram and troubleshooting from Wired Troubleshooting Guide Situation Symptom onnection Solution The Scoreboard has no digits illuminated Some digits not illuminated, or non-working accessory When power is first applied to the board the timer section does not rotate through a test pattern When power is first applied the timer section rotates through a test pattern, but then the display goes out. Receiver has No LEs illuminated during first seconds after power up Receiver LE Not ON solid Other E heck branch circuit breaker and power connections See Wired Troubleshooting Guide heck oax connections. Plug control directly into the top of the board. Try the 0 Model code, see control users manual on testing. heck branch circuit breaker and power connections If the duplex receptacle has power, but the adapter LE is OFF, replace adapter Ensure plug is fully seated in receiver jack and making good connection Replace Receiver Follow control troubleshooting procedures, wrong wireless group, etc. Receiver should be in clear line of sight from control. See Wired Troubleshooting Guide Other See Wired Troubleshooting Guide Page

8 NEVO GURNTEE To view or receive the most recent copy of the Guarantee, please visit our website, or call NEVO, Inc. 0 East Harris venue Greenville, IL - US US TOLL-FREE N TOLL-FREE International Telephone: Website: info@nevco.com NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a lass digital device, pursuant to part of the F Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at his own expense. This class digital apparatus meets all requirements of the anadian Interference- ausing Equipment Regulations. et appareil numerique de la classe repecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sure le materiel brouller du anada. Page

9 Mounting Location (lternate ½" mounting holes may be drilled in the flange) Lifting Point ccess oor To Electronics Location of Scoreboard Power & Signal onnection Mounting Holes (-Top) / in ½" dia. Pre-punched mounting holes RER VIEW Notes:. Lifting Point ⅜- Eyebolts can be threaded into the lifting point to lift the scoreboard for mounting or for suspension mount. Eyebolts can be removed after the scoreboard is mounted.. Mount Scoreboard securely using ⅜" bolts or anchors and supplied washers using the existing mounting holes or drill ½" alternate locations.. This sign is intended to be installed in accordance with the requirements of rticle 00 of the Nationale Electric ode and/or other applicable codes. This includes proper grounding and bonding of the sign. Single Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Last EO rawn Greenville, Illinois rawing No. ate Sheet of HW /0/07-08

10 Model mps (0V) mps (0V) E Hanging -NL -RL -ETN-NL -ETN-RL -NL -RL -ETN-NL -ETN-RL N/ N/ ' 8' 8" 0" " lbs N/ N/ ' 0' 8" 0" " 80 lbs N/ N/ ' ' " 8" " 8 lbs ' 8' " 8 /" 0" 8 lbs ' ' " 78" " lbs ' ' " 78" " 8 lbs ' ' " 78" " 0 lbs N/ N/ ' 8' 8" 0" " lbs ' ' 9" 0" " 0 lbs ' ' " 8" " 8 lbs N/ N/ N/ N/ ' ' 9" 0 /" " 0 lbs. Single Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Last EO rawn HW ate /0/07 Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of -08

11 TOP abinet nd olt Location E /8"- x /" olt ILM rd olt Location OTTOM abinet Model ILM Plug /Func. ILM Plug /Func. ILM Plug /Func. ILM Plug /Func. ILM Plug /Function ILM Plug /Func. ILM Plug 7/Function ILM Plug 8/Function ETN E 70 / 7 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 7 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 70 / 7 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 70 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 770 / 77 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 77 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE 780 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS 78 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. 78 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests H. FOULS, PLYR & FOULS, G. FOULS, T.O.L. 70 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO NOT USE NOT USE HOME PENLTY GUEST PENLTY Home & Guests NOT USE 7 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO NOT USE NOT USE HOME PEN. & PLYR NO. GUEST PEN. & PLYR NO. Home & Guests NOT USE 70 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE PERIO SHOTS ON GOL NOT USE HOME PENLTY GUEST PENLTY Home & Guests NOT USE 7 TIME HOME SORE GUEST SORE LNES & EVENT NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE NOT USE Home & Guests NOT USE Notes:. Set the top on the bottom cabinet section.. The Top cabinet face overlaps the bottom.. Open "Period" door and attach the sections together using the () provided bolts/washers. olts must be /" long.. Pull the wires up through the " grommet. Multi-Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Last EO ate Sheet of LP /0/07 rawn Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -08

12 ccess oor to Electronics Mounting Holes (-Top, -ottom) / in E E Lifting Point Mounting imensions Rear View mps (0V) mps (0V) Hanging Model -NL -RL -ETN-NL -ETN-RL -NL -RL -ETN-NL -ETN-RL E F G Weight ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 8 " 0 " " 9 lbs ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 8 " 0 " " lbs ' " ' " " " 8 " " 9 lbs ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " 07 lbs ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " lbs ' " ' " " 9 " 8 " " lbs ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " lbs ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " lbs ' " ' " " 9 " 8 " " lbs. 780 N/ N/. N/ N/ N/ 0.7 N/ ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 8 " " " lbs 78 N/ N/.0 N/ N/ N/ 0. N/ ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 8 " " " lbs 78 N/ N/.7 N/ N/ N/ 0.7 N/ ' " ' " " 8 " 8 " " 0 lbs ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " 0 lbs ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " 0 lbs ' " 8 ' 80 " 8 " 70 " 0 " " 0 lbs ' " 0 ' 0 " 8 " 8 " " " 0 lbs. Notes:. Lifting Point ⅜- Eyebolts can be threaded into the lifting point to lift the scoreboard for mounting or for suspension mount. Eyebolts can be removed after the scoreboard is mounted.. Mount Scoreboard securely using ⅜" bolts or anchors and supplied washers using the existing mounting holes or drill ½" alternate locations.. This sign is intended to be installed in accordance with the requirements of rticle 00 of the Nationale Electric ode and/or other applicable codes. This includes proper grounding and bonding of the sign. Last EO ate Sheet of LP /0/07 rawn Multi-Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -08

13 HOME Module Top Section nd olt Location Front Guest Module /8" - x /" bolt (three places) ottom Section rd olt Location ETIL Note Note: olts supplied by Nevco ETIL Note Notes:. Set the top on the bottom cabinet.. The Top cabinet face overlaps the bottom.. Open "Period" door and attach the bottom to the top section using three provided bolts/washers. olts must be /" long.. The Side scoreboards mount independantly and are labeled "Home" and "Guest" on the top by the coax input. Last EO ate Sheet of LP // rawn Four Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -088

14 Location of Power and Signal onnection E F G H / in /" iameter Pre-punched mounting holes / in Mounting Hole Location M o d e l m p s ( 0 V ) m p s ( 0 V ) S c b d S iz e Mo u n tin g Ho le s L o c a tio n Po w e r L o c a tio n -N L -R L -E T N -N L -E T N -R L -N L -R L -E T N -N L -E T N -R L E F G H J K L " 0 " 8 " 0 " " 7 " 0 0 " " 0 / " 9 / " / " lb s " 8 8 " 8 " " 8 8 " 0 0 " " 8 0 " " 0 / " 8 8 " 0 0 lb s " 8 8 " 8 " " 8 8 " 0 0 " " 8 0 " " 0 / " 8 8 " lb s Signal onnections Notes:. Lifting Point ⅜- Eyebolts can be threaded into the lifting point to lift the scoreboard for mounting or for suspension mount. Eyebolts can be removed after the scoreboard is mounted.. Mount Scoreboard securely using ⅜" bolts or anchors and supplied washers using the existing mounting holes or drill ½" alternate locations.. This sign is intended to be installed in accordance with the requirements of rticle 00 of the Nationale Electric ode and/or other applicable codes. This includes proper grounding and bonding of the sign.. onnect oax to closet input, then daisy chain supplied coax cables from output to the next input, then from that output to the next input. See "Signal onnections" oax From ontrol/ Receiver H a n g in g W e ig h t Last EO ate Sheet of LP // rawn Four Section Indoor LE Scoreboard Installation Mounting Holes (-Top, -ottom) Lifting Point Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -088

15 Label on top denotes HOME For S7 and PTF7, aisy hain oax To other panel (oax supplied by Nevco) oax IN From ontrol or W/X Receiver G G G Location of Power and Signal onnections Label on top denotes GUEST For F7/F7, aisy hain oax To all three oax supplied by Nevco Home Scoreboard Guest Panel Panel Mounting Holes (-Top, -ottom) G Home Scoreboard Guest Panel Panel Lifting Point Notes:. Lifting Point ⅜- Eyebolts can be threaded into the lifting point to lift the scoreboard for mounting or for suspension mount. Eyebolts can be removed after the scoreboard is mounted.. Mount Scoreboard securely using ⅜" bolts or anchors using the existing mounting holes or drill ½" alternate locations.. This sign is intended to be installed in accordance with the requirements of rticle 00 of the National Electric ode and/or other applicable codes. This includes proper grounding and bonding of the sign.. onnect oax from control point or receiver to Home input, then daisy chain supplied coax cable from output to Guest input. For convenience, Guest may be connected first by connecting to Guest input and going from output to Home input. See "Signal onnections" **mperages and Weights listed above are totals for both panels within a set Last EO rawn S7, PTF7, and F7 Installation Greenville, Illinois rawing No. ate Sheet of LP //07-09

16 STEP ttach brackets to post using U-bolts or bent threaded rod (by others). SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe U-bolt (by others) bracket (provided by Nevco) 9 / in / in Hardware Post ia. U-bolt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting U-bolt (by others) Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn ate Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -09 Sheet of K //0

17 STEP ttach brackets to post using straight bolts, washers, and nuts (by others). OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe bracket (provided by Nevco) / in olts, Washers, 9 / in and Nuts (by others) " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting Hardware Post ia. olt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn K ate //0 Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of -09

18 STEP ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clocks using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-09

19 For double sided shot clock installations, run ' ethernet cable (0-88) from the output jack of the first shot clock to the input jack of the second shot clock. OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT INPUT onnect ' ethernet cable (0-89) from I box to input jack on the back of the shot clock. See drawing for I connection. Install cover plate over ethernet cables after all connections have been made. For single sided shot clock installations, the ' ethernet cable (0-88) is not required. SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-09

20 External horn box can mount to the top or bottom of the shot clock. lign standoffs with holes in bracket. Thread provided standoffs (0-08) into bottom of external horn box. ttach standoffs to the bracket using /-0 x /" bolts and washers provided by Nevco onnect -pin accessory cable from I box to leads on the back of the horn box. See drawing for I connection. EXTERNL HORN INSTLLTION SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-09

21 WLL MOUNTE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Wall ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) / in ttach bracket to wall (connections by others) ttach Indoor ccessory river to wall between strut channel and make all wiring connections prior to installing shot clock on brackets. (attachments by others) 9 / in / in ttach bracket to wall (connections by others) SIE VIEW SIE VIEW SS Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-09

22 STEP ttach brackets to post using U-bolts or bent threaded rod (by others). SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe U-bolt (by others) bracket (provided by Nevco) / in in Hardware Post ia. U-bolt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting U-bolt (by others) Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn ate Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -0 Sheet of K //0

23 STEP ttach brackets to post using straight bolts, washers, and nuts (by others). OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe bracket (provided by Nevco) / in in olts, Washers, and Nuts (by others) " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting Hardware Post ia. olt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn K ate //0 Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of -0

24 STEP ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clocks using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-0

25 For double sided shot clock installations, run ' ethernet cable (0-88) from the output jack of the first shot clock to the input jack of the second shot clock. INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT onnect ' ethernet cable (0-89) from I box to input jack on the back of the shot clock. See drawing for I connection. For single sided shot clock installations, the ' ethernet cable (0-88) is not required. SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-0

26 External horn box can mount to the top or bottom of the shot clock. lign standoffs with holes in bracket. Thread provided standoffs (0-08) into bottom of external horn box. ttach standoffs to the bracket using /-0 x /" bolts and washers provided by Nevco onnect -pin accessory cable from I box to leads on the back of the horn box. See drawing for I connection. EXTERNL HORN INSTLLTION SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-0

27 WLL MOUNTE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Wall ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) / in ttach Indoor ccessory river to wall between strut channel and make all wiring connections prior to installing shot clock on brackets. (attachments by others) / in in ttach bracket to spring nuts in strut channel using bolts and washers (by others) SIE VIEW SIE VIEW SS-T Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate K //0-0

28 STEP ttach brackets to post using U-bolts or bent threaded rod (by others). SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe U-bolt (by others) bracket (provided by Nevco) 0 in / in Hardware Post ia. U-bolt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting U-bolt (by others) Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn ate Greenville, Illinois rawing No. -0 Sheet of S //0

29 STEP ttach brackets to post using straight bolts, washers, and nuts (by others). OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Shot lock Mounting 8" Pipe " Pipe -/" Pipe bracket (provided by Nevco) 0 in / in olts, Washers, and Nuts (by others) " Pipe " Pipe " Pipe -/8" Pipe Shot lock Mounting Hardware Post ia. olt ia. " - " /8" " - 8" /" Hole locations in bracket match standard U-bolt dimensions. etermine post size and attach corresponding side of bracket to the post as shown on this sheet. SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO rawn S ate //0 Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of -0

30 STEP ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clocks using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) OULE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SINGLE SIE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate S //0-0

31 For double sided shot clock installations, run ' ethernet cable (0-88) from the output jack of the first shot clock to the input jack of the second shot clock. INPUT OUTPUT INPUT OUTPUT onnect ' ethernet cable (0-89) from I box to input jack on the back of the shot clock. See drawing for I connection. For single sided shot clock installations, the ' ethernet cable (0-88) is not required. SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate S //0-0

32 External horn box can mount to the top or bottom of the shot clock. lign standoffs with holes in bracket. Thread provided standoffs (0-08) into bottom of external horn box. ttach standoffs to the bracket using /-0 x /" bolts and washers provided by Nevco onnect -pin accessory cable from I box to leads on the back of the horn box. See drawing for I connection. EXTERNL HORN INSTLLTION SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate S //0-0

33 WLL MOUNTE SHOT LOK INSTLLTION Wall ttach brackets on the back side of the shot clock using /" washers (0-079) and /" bolts (0-0909) provided by Nevco. ( places) / in ttach Indoor ccessory river to wall between strut channel and make all wiring connections prior to installing shot clock on brackets. (attachments by others) 0 in / in ttach bracket to wall (connections by others) SIE VIEW SIE VIEW SS-T9 Indoor LE Shot lock Installation Last EO Greenville, Illinois rawing No. Sheet of rawn ate S //0-0

34 Nevco Indoor ccessory river I- Installation Manual Retain this manual in your permanent file. 0/8/ -00R

35 Installation Instructions Installation consists of three steps: Unpacking the equipment, Indoor ccessory river (I) mounting and electrical wiring. e sure to read and understand all of the instructions before installing the equipment. onsult the installer s troubleshooting guide following this section for verifications each step has been installed and is working correctly.. Unpacking the Equipment Inspect the shipping container for damage. If any damage can be seen, contact the carrier immediately. arefully remove all equipment from its packing carton.. I Mounting Refer to installation prints for detailed power requirements. The I is equipped with two mounting brackets. lways use good mechanical practices when mounting I. Install I and power supply somewhere protected to prevent damage to the equipment. For conduit connections directly to I remove knock-out from desired hole and install appropriate fittings. For wire connections to I remove knock-out from desired hole, install one of the included black plastic grommets to protect wires from damage, run the wires inside the I and loop the wires through the pull-tie strain relief before making their connections to the I. Once all the wires are connected to the inside of the I pull on the free end of the plastic pull-tie until all the wires are secured. If changes are required the pull-tie can carefully be cut and replaced.. Electrical onnections Power Service onsult the installation print for power requirements for your scoreboard model. Provide for a 0% safety factor to guard against tripping of the circuit breaker under low line conditions. e sure to include any lighted signs, and message centers when sizing the supply wiring necessary to support the circuit load. The person performing the installation should be familiar with National and local electric codes. standard IE US grounded power cord is shipped with the board for attaching power. standard IE to Euro Plug with Ground power cord (009-07) is available from Nevco Signal onnections Refer to I Signal Input/Output onfiguration print onnect coax inputs to the N marked Input. The N marked Output can be used to drive other scoreboards/accessories sharing the same display data. y adding a T connector at the N Output, two accessories can be connected at once with up to 000 feet of coax each. ccessory onnections Refer to I ccessory Output onfiguration print

36 -Wire oax able (RG8/U) ll -WIRE cable ordered from Nevco is direct burial type. It has a minimum dielectric strength of 00V, and conforms to UL standard. If the wiring is buried above the freeze line, bury the cable with sand to provide drainage and prevent damage from shifting soil. Installing able onnectors ulk -WIRE cable that does not have connectors attached. To install connectors on each end of the cable: Slide the insulating boot onto the cable and trim the cable as shown. Twist the outer braid in a clockwise direction so that at least / in. of the inner dielectric is bared and the braid is left flat. e sure no strands of the outer braid are touching the center conductor. Insert the center conductor into the back of the connector, feeding it into the guide hole. Push the cable as far as possible into the connector. Screw the connector onto the cable in a clockwise direction until the connector stops turning. Slip the insulating boot over the back of the connector. " 9 " Insulating boot "

37 . Scoreboard Systems To install a system of scoreboard displays, controls and accessories follow these guidelines. heck the website Nevco.com or contact your local sales rep to obtain other system drawings. aisy haining When all or groups of scoreboards in the facility are to operate together, installation time and costs can be saved by daisy chaining the coax cable from scoreboard to scoreboard. The diagram to the right shows this operation. Reference print 089 for more details Independent Operation When the scoreboards are to be operated together, but at other times separated and operated independently, alternate control points or cable selection switch (SS) units must be used. The diagram to the right shows this operation. Reference print 780 for more details Reference print 070 for more details Mixed Operation When independent operation is required, daisy chaining can still be used to save cost on installation. The diagram to the left shows this operation. Wireless Operation Main ourt ross-ourts Wireless systems provide the maximum flexibility by allowing the operator the ability to program groups of receivers. single receiver can drive multiple displays. See wireless device manual for more information. Plug a control into both jacks for Main ourt ll-on operation (shown) or plug two controls into each jack for independent cross-court operation (not shown).

38 -- oax Out oax Out Mounting Flanges V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/. Out: V, 0W,.0 V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/. Out: V, 0W,.0 MPW- (st & nd Gen) with coax daisy chain output to next device Option: Series 7 Receiver can be added to this config MPX with coax daisy chain output to next device option: Series 7 Receiver can be added to this config From Scoreboard Output 0W Power Supply 0V required Typical all configuration oax Out To next device (If Required) V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/. Out: V, 0W,.0 Series 7 Receiver with coax daisy chain output to next device Option: oax Input Remove screws from face of lid and attach MPX receiver using same screws Please Note: -Systems w/ multiple signal inputs will use whichever signal is present st. The st signal must be turned off for the equipment to start using nd signal. -To maintain reliable wireless connection there must be clear line of sight between the transmitter and all receivers in the system. V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/. Out: V, 0W,.0 I- Indoor ccessory river Signal Input/Output onfigurations rawn ate K 9//07 oax input with coax daisy chain output to next device rawing No. Sheet Greenville, Illinois of 7-08

39 ft able 0ft able -- SS SS-T/T9 ombine 0ft & ft cables to connect I to EOP. gauge extensions available. - foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # #8 97 #7 97 # 97 # 97 # 97 # 97 # 97 # Use standard 8 conductor, gauge Straight-Thru "Patch" style Ethernet cables to connect 97 clocks together. Max hain Length for number of clocks = '(), 7'(),'(),7'() O NOT USE ROSSOVER LES O NOT ONNET I or 97 TO OMPUTER NETWORK Ethernet (patch cables) extensions available. -ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part #0-97 ottom of RJ- crimp on connector. Orange Stripe / White. Orange Solid. Green Stripe / White. lue Solid. lue Strip / White. Green Solid 7. rown Strip / White 8. rown Solid Patch able pinout (TI T8 Standard) oth ends of Ethernet cable should match each other * I max. input current at 0V is 0.mps I output power limit.0 v 0ft able 0ft able Horn # Horn # ft able Horn Extension able Packages - foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part #7- -0 foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part #7- Horns mounted in external box EOP # evice escription Locker Room locks (SS) Slim Shot locks (SS-T) Shot locks (SS-T9) Shot locks Horns EOPs v mps Max evices Total mps per evice per output per output # Outputs I- Indoor ccessory river ccessory Output onfigurations rawn ate K 9//07 rawing No. Sheet Greenville, Illinois of 7-08

40 WIRE TROULE- SHOOTING GUIE The figure to the right labels the possible connections to the I. The chart below lists the problem that can be identified should any connection be faulty. NOTE: The number that appears above/next to a letter refers to the number of wires or conductors in the cable. ranch ircuit ontrol *enotes optional accessory Power Supply (coax) Inputs V oax I Indoor cc river ox Outputs *LR locks or SS *EOP & *Horns & 8 F EOP Segment H Horn 97 Or SS 8 E G To next 97 LR Or SS To next EOP segment Situation Symptom onnection Solution The I fails to function properly: Problem with EOP End of Period Indicators Problem with Full- Matrix Horns Problem with 97 Locker Room lock The I power & signal indicator LE does not light inside of the I enclosure. The I power & signal indicator LE does NOT change from solid to flashing when a coax signal is connected to the coax input inside the I box EOP indicator turns on when horn button is pressed Horns do not sound when time runs down to 00:00 or when the horn button is pressed The I is on and a good coax signal is present but the 97 clocks(s) are not turning on. daisy chained 97 locker clock isn t working after the st clock in the chain. locks are dim or change brightness during operation Power Supply F ontrol H ontrol E /E heck branch circuit breaker and power cord connections to power supply Verify power supply is esktop Style Volt, 0 watt,. power supply. Verify LE on top of the power supply is on. heck V connection inside I enclosure heck oax connections. Plug control directly into the I to eliminate installed coax cable. If that works, the cable or terminations are bad. Try the 0 Model code, see control users manual on testing. Plug from EOP segments is in the wrong socket inside I enclosure. Only the top two plugs are intended for End of Period Indicators. MPW-7 controls have an option menu to change when EOPs turn on. Verify EOP operation setting. heck -pin connection to the I. Verify the horn(s) are plugged into the two bottom sockets (Horn and Horn ) inside the I enclosure. MPW-7 controls have an option menu to change Horn tone and volume. If the horn tone is set to blank the horn is disabled. Verify horn tone setting. onnect the 97 directly to the I using the included foot straight patch cable. o not use a crossover style Ethernet cable. lso verify that the cable coming from the I is plugged into the 97 clocks Input and not the signal Output. Maximum of clocks per channel from the I. Plug clock directly into I and verify functionality of clock. If clock turns on directly connected to I check cable between both clocks. o not use crossover Ethernet cable. Total length of wire cannot exceed 7 feet per clock channel when four clocks are daisy chained. If using non-nevco purchased Ethernet cable verify that it is 8 conductor, gauge. lso verify the proper crimp on connector is being used. There are different connectors depending if the cable is solid or stranded.

41 Wireless Troubleshooting Guide The figure to the right labels connections useful to troubleshooting. The chart below lists the problem that can be identified should any connection be faulty. heck the control and service manual for more detailed information. NOTE: The number that appears above/next to a letter refers to the number of wires or conductors in the cable. ranch ircuit 9V Power dapter MPX.GHz TX MPW-/7 900 MHz TX 0 G 0 H Power Supply MPX Receiver Series 7 RX (Optional) E F Inputs V oax -Pin RX Jack I Indoor cc river ox (See Wired Trouble- Shooting Guide for I Output Help) MPX Wireless RX w/ optional Series 7 Wireless RX ranch ircuit 9V Power dapter MPX.GHz TX MPW-/7 900 MHz TX 0 G 0 H Power Supply MPX Receiver Series 7 RX (Optional) MPW- Wireless RX w/ optional Series 7 Wireless RX E F Inputs V oax -Pin RX Jack I Indoor cc river ox (See Wired Trouble- Shooting Guide for I Output Help) Situation Symptom onnection Solution The I fails to function properly when used with Wireless Receivers LE on wireless receiver does not turn on at all LE on MP/MPX receiver is flashing indicating good wireless signal but I signal LE is staying solid and not flashing indicating that it is getting a good signal. Scoreboard/I has power and wireless control is turned on but scoreboard digits / I accessories are not turning on correctly.,,, heck branch circuit breaker and power connections. 9V Power dapter F E G, H Verify that LE on wall mounted power supply is ON and plugged into MP/MPX receiver. If using Series-7 power for the receiver is supplied by the I. heck cable and verify power I power is on. (See Wired Trouble-shooting for further information on I power supply) heck oax connections and cable. Use supplied foot cable and plug control directly into the top of the board. Try the 0 Model code, see MP control users manual for further information on testing. Receiver should be in clear line of sight of control See MP wireless control manual to verify the receiver has been properly linked to the control LE on MPX receiver doesn t flash when keys are pressed on control MPX RX See MPX wireless control manual to verify the receiver has been properly linked to the control

42 NEVO GURNTEE To view or receive the most recent copy of the Guarantee, please visit our website, or call NEVO, Inc. 0 East Harris venue Greenville, IL - US US TOLL-FREE N TOLL-FREE International Telephone: Website: info@nevco.com NOTE: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a lass digital device, pursuant to part of the F Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. Operation of this equipment in a residential area is likely to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required to correct the interference at their own expense. This class digital apparatus meets all requirements of the anadian Interference- ausing Equipment Regulations. et appareil numerique de la classe repecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sure le materiel brouller du anada.

43 Universal End of Period (EOP) Segment Installation Manual Size: Segments are.8 H x L (.0 x. meters) Size: Segments are.8 H x L (.0 x. meters) Segment mperage -.09 Segment mperage -. Retain this manual in your permanent file. -07R.PF //

44 ll Kits Include: Surface Mount EOP Segment Installation Manual (This manual) page segment installation pattern drawings lack dhesive acked Pull-Tie Holders (.7 Square) lack Pull-Ties (. Long) lcohol Wipes Roll of Masking Tape EOP Segment to controller/s cable sets Extra foam mounting tape for repositioning of segments Parts used for different ackboard Size: 7 x ackboard (Per ackboard*) Four EOP Segments Six EOP Segments One Universal Segment Twelve Short Segment ables ( Long) Two Long Segment ables ( Long) 7 x 8 ackboard (Per ackboard*) Four EOP Segments Six EOP Segments Two Universal Segments Twelve Short Segment ables ( Long) Two Long Segment ables ( Long) *Please note: Not all cables and segments will be used depending upon backboard style. -07R.PF //

45 Standard ackboard Installation Instructions etermine type of backboard and locate Suggested EOP Segment Installation Print for your particular backboard. The prints detail segment size, location, and N standards for EOP segment location. lean glass backboard with alcohol wipes where segments will be mounted. Use a straight edge to mark the outline of the EOP segments on the rear of the backboard. Masking tape may be used as both a straight edge and center line marker to assist in the application of the segments. universal segment is included which can be used as a full segment or cut with a pair of tin snips or scissors as marked on the back of the segment. The Universal Segment can be made into an 8 segment, a segment or a pair of segments. Full Universal Segment Universal Segment ut Into One 8 Long Segment Universal Segment ut Into Two Long Segments (Used on 8 Tall ackboards) To apply segments once all of the locations and sizes have been determined, remove both strips of adhesive backing and apply segments to glass. pply pressure over the entire length of the segment to ensure full adhesion to the glass. onnect segments together using enclosed wiring harnesses. o The shorter cables are for segments that are butted against & corners. o The longer cables are used for jumping over and around bracing structures. pull-tie mounts and pull-ties are included per backboard: o One of the pull-tie mounts is to be used to secure the EOP segment power cable that connects the segments to the controller. lean back of segment with alcohol wipe first. o The other two mounts are to be used if the longer cables are needed to connect segments together. The mounts are used to protect and strain relieve the cables so that rear impacts and vibrations do not damage the wiring. -07R.PF //

46 ontroller able Mounted to ack of Segment Segment to Segment onnection Over ackboard Structure ontroller onnection If the EOP segments are being connected to a Nevco I (Indoor ccessory river) two ft & two 0ft cables have been included in the kit. onnect the large white connectors of the ft cables to the large white connectors on the 0ft cables. Plug the small white connector into the end of an empty connector on the EOP segments. There should be an available connector* at the end of each segment on the bottom of the backboard. For I connection information see I Installation manual. Please note: Gauge ft, 0ft, 00ft, 0ft, and 00ft extensions are available for I installation configurations. Please contact Nevco for purchasing information. If the EOP segments are being connected to a S-7 or S-T7 shot clock, two 0ft cables have been included in the kit. onnect one end of the cable into an available connector* at the end of a segment on the bottom of the backboard. onnect the other end to the EOP port on the back of the shot clock. See Figure to right. *Please Note: Unused connections anywhere on the backboard can be used to connect to the controller. n uncut segment, a full Universal Segment or an 8 Universal segment all have spare connection points. -07R.PF //

47 0 Please Note: The top row should have a /" gap between segments. (pproximately the diameter of a # Pencil) " Segments " Universal Segment " Segments N: Max of " from top of backboard to center of LEs Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments " Segments " Segments N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs Rear View " Segment " Segment N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs 7" x " ackboard Suggested EOP Segment Installation Pattern rawing No. rawn ate Sheet of MMK 8/0/ Greenville, Illinois -080

48 Please Note: The top row should have a /" gap between segments. (pproximately the diameter of a # Pencil) 0 " Segments Universal Segment ut into two " Segments " Segments N: Max of " from top of backboard to center of LEs Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments " Segments " Segments N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs Rear View " Segment " Segment N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs 7" x " ackboard Single Vertical race Suggested EOP Segment Installation Pattern rawnmmk ate8/0/ rawing No. Sheet of Greenville, Illinois -080

49 0 Please Note: The top row should have a /" gap between segments. (pproximately the diameter of a # Pencil) " Segments " Universal Segment " Segments ut down to 8" N: Max of " from top of backboard to center of LEs Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments " Segments " Segments N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs " Segment ut down to " Rear View " Segment ut down to " N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs 7" x " ackboard ual Vertical races Suggested EOP Segment Installation Pattern rawn ate MMK 8/0/ rawing No. Sheet of Greenville, Illinois -00

50 0 Please Note: The top row should have a /" gap between segments. (pproximately the diameter of a # Pencil) N: Max of " from top of backboard to center of LEs Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments " Segments " Universal Segment " Segments " Universal Segment Section with plugs (See manual for info) " Universal Segment Section with plugs (See manual for info) " Segments " Segments Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs Rear View N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs 7" x 8" ackboard Suggested EOP Segment Installation Pattern rawn ate MMK 8/0/ rawing No. Sheet of Greenville, Illinois -080

51 Please Note: The top row should have a /" gap between segments. (pproximately the diameter of a # Pencil) N: Max of " from top of backboard to center of LEs 0 Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments " Universal Segment Section with plugs (See manual for info) " Segments " Segments " Universal Segment Section with plugs (See manual for info) " Universal Segment Section with plugs (See manual for info) " Segments " Segments Horizontal segments mount inside of vertical segments N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs Rear View 7" x 8" ackboard Single Vertical race Suggested EOP Segment Installation Pattern rawn ate MMK 8/0/ rawing No. Sheet of Greenville, Illinois N: Max of " from side of backboard to center of LEs -080