Nevco Indoor Accessory Driver IAD Installation Manual

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1 Nevco Indoor ccessory river I Installation Manual Retain this manual in your permanent file. 0//7 5-00R

2 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 quipment 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. or conduit connections directly to I remove knock-out from desired hole and install appropriate fittings. or 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.. lectrical 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 I US grounded power cord is shipped with the board for attaching power. standard I to uro Plug with Ground power cord ( ) 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

3 -Wire oax able (RG58/U) ll -WIR cable ordered from Nevco is direct burial type. It has a minimum dielectric strength of 00V, and conforms to UL standard 65. 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 -WIR 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 6 " Insulating boot "

4 . 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 0689 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).

5 Rev -- oax Out oax Out Mounting langes V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/.6 Out: V, 60W, 5.0 V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/.6 Out: V, 60W, 5.0 MPW-6 (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 rom Scoreboard Output 60W Power Supply 0V required Typical all configuration oax Out To next device (If Required) V INPUT Use included Power Supply In: 0V/.: 0V/.6 Out: V, 60W, 5.0 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/.6 Out: V, 60W, 5.0 I- Indoor ccessory river Signal Input/Output onfigurations rawn oax input with coax daisy chain output to next device ate K 0/6/07 rawing No. Sheet Nevco, Inc. Greenville, Illinois 66 of

6 5ft able 0ft able Rev -- SS SS-T5/T9 ombine 0ft & 5ft cables to connect I to OP. gauge extensions available. -5 foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # #8 975 #7 975 #6 975 #5 975 # 975 # 975 # 975 # Use standard 8 conductor, gauge Straight-Thru "Patch" style thernet cables to connect 975 clocks together. Max hain Length for number of clocks = 5'(), 75'(),5'(),75'() O NOT US ROSSOVR LS O NOT ONNT I or 975 TO OMPUTR NTWORK thernet (patch cables) extensions available. -5ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part # ft Nevco Part #60-97 ottom of RJ-5 crimp on connector. Orange Stripe / White. Orange Solid. Green Stripe / White. lue Solid 5. lue Strip / White 6. Green Solid 7. rown Strip / White 8. rown Solid Patch able pinout (TI T568 Standard) oth ends of thernet cable should match each other * I max. input current at 0V is 0.5mps I output power limit 5.0 v ft able ft able Horn # Horn # 5ft able Horn xtension able Packages -5 foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part # foot Nevco Part #75-55 Horns mounted in external box OP # evice escription Locker Room locks (SS) Slim Shot locks (SS-T5) Shot locks (SS-T9) Shot locks Horns OPs v mps Max evices Total mps per evice per output per output # Outputs I- Indoor ccessory river ccessory Output onfigurations rawn ate K 0/6/07 rawing No. Sheet Nevco, Inc. Greenville, Illinois 66 of

7 WIR TROUL- SHOOTING GUI 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. NOT: 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 *OP & *Horns & 975 Or SS 8 8 OP Segment H Horn G To next 975 LR Or SS To next OP segment Situation Symptom onnection Solution The I fails to function properly: Problem with OP nd of Period Indicators Problem with ull- Matrix Horns Problem with 975 Locker Room lock The I power & signal indicator L does not light inside of the I enclosure. The I power & signal indicator L does NOT change from solid to flashing when a coax signal is connected to the coax input inside the I box OP 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 975 clocks(s) are not turning on. daisy chained 975 locker clock isn t working after the st clock in the chain. locks are dim or change brightness during operation Power Supply ontrol H ontrol / heck branch circuit breaker and power cord connections to power supply Verify power supply is esktop Style Volt, 0 watt,. power supply. Verify L 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 OP segments is in the wrong socket inside I enclosure. Only the top two plugs are intended for nd of Period Indicators. MPW-7 controls have an option menu to change when OPs turn on. Verify OP 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 975 directly to the I using the included 5 foot straight patch cable. o not use a crossover style thernet cable. lso verify that the cable coming from the I is plugged into the 975 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 thernet cable. Total length of wire cannot exceed 75 feet per clock channel when four clocks are daisy chained. If using non-nevco purchased thernet 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.

8 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. NOT: 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-6/7 900 MHz TX 0 G 0 H Power Supply MPX Receiver Series 7 RX (Optional) 6 Inputs V oax 6-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-6/7 900 MHz TX 0 G 0 H Power Supply MPX Receiver Series 7 RX (Optional) MPW-6 Wireless RX w/ optional Series 7 Wireless RX 6 Inputs V oax 6-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 L on wireless receiver does not turn on at all L on MP6/MPX receiver is flashing indicating good wireless signal but I signal L 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 Verify that L on wall mounted power supply is ON and plugged into MP6/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) G, H heck oax connections and cable. Use supplied 5 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 L 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

9 NVO GURNT To view or receive the most recent copy of the Guarantee, please visit our website, or call NVO, Inc. 0 ast Harris venue Greenville, IL 66-5 US US TOLL-R N TOLL-R International Telephone: Website: mail: info@nevco.com NOT: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a lass digital device, pursuant to part 5 of the 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 requ ired to correct the interference at their own expense. This class digital apparatus meets all requirements of the anadian Interference- ausing quipment Regulations. et appareil numerique de la classe repecte toutes les exigences du Reglement sure le materiel brouller du anada.