NEVCO Scoreboard ZW3 Spread Spectrum Device User Manual ZW2UserMan

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Scoreboard Operator’s Instructions
MPC-5W Control
Set
Horn
Ft/M
In/Cm
Time
Alternate Time
Control
Event
Time
On
Guest
Score
Time
Off
Guest
Score
Options
Yes
No
Home
Score
Guest
Score
Blank
Cancel
Time Out Timer
Start
Clear
Confirm
Model Code 123
Track
Chronometer
(Time of Day)
Some features on the keyboard overlay may not be included on the particular model being operated.
Since 1934
Retain this manual in your permanent files
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Instructions for:
Incandescent models:
7005-Track
7405-Track
7425-Track
FCC Statement
These devices comply with Part 15 of the FCC Rule. Operation is subject to the following two conditions. (1) This device may not
cause harmful interference. (2) This device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired
operation.
Nevco Scoreboard Company makes no guarantee this product will function in every installation. Each installation is a unique situation
and outside factors may create an environment where a wireless type product will not work properly. See the preceding statement.
Changes or modifications to the DR-915 not expressly approved by Nevco Scoreboard Company could void the user's authority to
operate this product.
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC
Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This
equipment generates and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may
cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular
installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
· Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
· Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
· Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
· Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
FCC RF Exposure Statement
Theses devices comply with FCC radiation exposure limits as set forth for an uncontrolled environment.
These devices should be installed and operated with a minimum separation distance of 20 cm between the radiator and your body.
Introduction
Welcome to the new MPC control. It is loaded with advanced operating features that will simplify and enhance the operation of your
scoreboard system. Some of the features include:
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Large, bright and easy to read dot matrix LED display.
Lithium battery powered memory will maintain all of the scoreboard information when turned off, unplugged or after a
power failure. Under normal conditions the battery will last in excess of 10 years so you won’t have to worry about
replacing it. We recommend storing the control in a cool, dry place because extreme heat will shorten the life of the battery.
Even if the battery is no longer functional, you can still operate the scoreboard(s); however the control no longer
remembers or stores Bookmarks.
Five programmable Bookmarks. This feature allows you to set the control now for future basketball, football, track,
volleyball, wrestling, baseball, hockey, soccer, in-line hockey and swimming games. Simply change the overlay to the
sport you desire and select the correct single digit Bookmark number and you are ready to play.
An interval timer and horn (primarily used in junior hockey).
Ten different time out timers, all programmable for different times with optional warning horn and an option to display the
selected time on the scoreboard timer.
Tenth second displayed on the scoreboard timer during the last minute when counting down.
The alternate TIME ON and TIME OFF keys are on the control keyboard. These keys are provided in case your remote
hand-held time switch is lost, stolen, broken or you simply wish not to use it. When the remote hand-held time switch is
plugged into the control it disables the alternate TIME ON and TIME OFF keys.
Set the Chronometer (time of day) on the scoreboard(s) clock by simply pressing the CHRONOMETER button on the
control keyboard. The chronometer will keep accurate time even after disconnecting the control.
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Start Up Procedure
The traveling display prompts you to ENTER YOUR MODEL CODE, START WHERE TURNED OFF LAST or USE A
BOOKMARK. To enter a model code, use the example below. If a power failure happens during a game, answer YES to
START WHERE TURNED OFF LAST. If someone saved a BOOKMARK, select the Bookmark number.
Enter Model Code: 123
Display will show the sport being played, i.e. TRACK, and then the display will ask:
DO YOU WANT TO SWITCH TO BRIGHT? “YES” OR “NO”
If the scoreboard is too bright for night games, press NO to use the dim mode. This can be changed later if conditions
should change during the progress of the game.
The display now shows: 0:00.000 UP
NOTE
If you are using Shot Clocks, Delay of Game Timers or other Nevco accessories that require a separate hand-held switch,
please use the operating instruction accompanying that hand-held switch for proper usage.
Entry Error
If an error is made, the display will show: ENTRY ERROR
This will remain on for about 2 seconds and then return to the TIME display. If the ENTRY ERROR displays, you may
reenter the correct information immediately without delay.
You can return to the time display anytime by pressing the TIME key.
Timer Operation
Main Time
To set the clock, you must start with the SET key then the TIME key. Now enter the time you want. If the display is
correct, press the YES key. If not correct, press NO. You will notice that the display will start erasing or backing up one
digit at a time every time you press NO. Backup until you delete the incorrect entry and then enter the correct time, then
press YES.
EXAMPLE: Press SET, then TIME
The display now shows: SET MM:SS.sss
Press 2000
Press NO
The display now shows: SET 20:0S.sss
Press YES
Display now shows: 20:00.000
DN
As you see by the example, you do not enter zeros that are not significant. In fact, to set the time to zero, just press SET
then TIME then YES.
Now plug the remote hand-held time switch into the outlet on either side of the control or use the TIME ON button located
on the keyboard to activate the timer.
NOTE: If the remote hand-held time switch is plugged into the control, it will disable the TIME ON and TIME OFF
buttons on the control.
Setting All Digits
All digits of the clock can be set. The decimal is automatically placed two digits right of the colon.
Try this example:
Press SET then TIME now 2000005 then press YES
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Display now shows: 20:00.005
DN
2 Second Horn
If you use the down count mode, the horn sounds automatically when the clock reaches zero. It sounds a minimum of 2
seconds. Turning the clock time to “OFF” stops the horn after the 2-second minimum. The control “beeper” also sounds.
Automatic Horn
Sometimes the automatic horn is not desirable. Try this:
Press SET then HORN
Display now shows: AUTO HORN? Press YES or NO
If you answered NO, the horn will not sound when the time reaches zero. If you change your mind, do it again and answer
YES. This can be done at any time. The control “beeper” will always sound.
Score Entries
Enter a score for the HOME team.
Adding to Score
Press HOME SCORE
The display now shows: HOME
Now press 2
The display now shows: HOME
+2
The scoreboard displays a “2” in the HOME SCORE. Repeat this a few times.
It can add any number for you from 1 to 9.
Correcting Score
You cannot subtract. Use the SET key.
Press SET then HOME SCORE. Now enter a number.
GUEST SCORE works the same.
Event / Feet / Inches
EVENT, FEET or METERS and INCHES or CM just press one of them and enter the number you want.
Using Bookmarks
There are five BOOKMARKS available for your use. Setting a BOOKMARK enables you to save the current settings of
the sport you are playing. A good example would be basketball foul panels. After you enter your model code, you will
start setting up the scoreboard such as the time, period, shot clock time, whether your scoreboard display is bright or dim,
auxiliary timer and any time out timers that you may want for the game. Next you will enter all the players’numbers that
are on the team. Once this is completed using the SET then OPTIONS, you can save all these settings by SETTING A
BOOKMARK. The next time you have a game, simply turn the scoreboard control on, select the BOOKMARK number
that you saved previously and you are ready to play the game.
You can basically do the same thing by answering YES to START WHERE TURNED OFF LAST. But if you answer NO,
then you have to start all over again. We encourage you to try this; you will find that it can save you a lot of time in
preparing for the next game.
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Chronometer
A chronometer is a timepiece or clock designed to keep time with great accuracy. The chronometer in the MPC control is powered by
its own 10-year life battery and keeps the time of day accurate to within 1 minute per month. Because it has its own power source, it
will keep time when the control is not in use.
Pressing the CHRONOMETER (Time of Day) key
This key is used to display the chronometer time on either the control’s display or the scoreboard system or even both
depending on the settings you choose.
Control of the chronometer is accessed through an interactive dialog of questions initiated by pressing SET and then
CHRONOMETER. The questions asked are based on the model code and your answers to previous questions.
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This question requires special consideration.
DO YOU HAVE AN AUXILIARY TIME DISPLAY CONNECTED?
Auxiliary time displays are available from Nevco Scoreboard Company. Currently, models 9405 and 9510 fall into this category.
They are separate units for time display only that are used to display main time, time of day, or aux time. Main time (game time), if a
clock is available on your scoreboard, and aux time are explained elsewhere in this manual.
Once this question has been answered it will not be asked again until the control is restarted and a model code is entered. If you
answer no to this question all questions about the auxiliary time display will be removed from the dialog.
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TURN CONTROL OFF BUT LEAVE CHRONOMETER TIME DISPLAYED?
If you answer yes, you will be asked one or more questions depending on your scoreboard system.
DISPLAY CHRONOMETER TIME ON ALL DISPLAYS?
Answer yes only if you want time of day to remain on ALL connected scoreboards and displays.
DISPLAY CHRONOMETER TIME ON AUXILIARY TIME DISPLAY?
Time of day will remain on auxiliary time display(s).
All MPC control operations stop and cannot be restarted until the control power is turned off and back on. You are
prompted to first disconnect the control cables from the back of the control and then turn the control power off. This
sequence initializes the scoreboard system’s internal chronometers to carry on displaying the time of day with the control
removed. The scoreboard’s chronometers start at the beginning of the minute displayed at the time the prompt to disconnect
is displayed on the control.
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Below are explanations of other questions you will be asked while setting up the Chronometer on the MPC control. The control will
prompt you with different questions as you proceed depending on how you answer each one.
ENABLE CHRONOMETER KEY TO PUT CHRONOMETER TIME ON SCOREBOARD?
If you answer yes, pressing the CHRONOMETER (Time of Day) key will instantly put the time of day on the scoreboard
and the control.
DISABLE CHRONOMETER KEY?
Restores the Chronometer key to its default condition (displays chronometer time on control only).
SET CHRONOMETER?
This allows you to set the chronometer time.
DO YOU WANT TO REMOVE CHRONOMETER TIME FROM AUXILIARY TIME DISPLAY?
Causes auxiliary time display to show main time. You can still display the chronometer on the MPC’s display.
DO YOU WANT TO DISPLAY CHRONOMETER TIME ON AUXILIARY TIME DISPLAY?
Causes auxiliary time display to show time of day.
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Time Out Timers
The MPC has 10 time out timers; all are programmable. Time out time zero is preset to 30 seconds with 10 second warning
horn but may also be cleared and then preset by the operator.
Press SET - TIME OUT TIMER - START.
Press the number of the time out timer (0-9) that you wish to set. (i.e. 1)
The display now shows: SET MM:SS
Enter 20 seconds. (i.e. 0020) Display now shows: Y/N 00:20
Press YES if the time is correct or NO to back up and enter the correct time, then press YES.
Warning Horn
The display will ask: DO YOU WANT TO USE TIME OUT WARNING HORN?
If you press YES, the control will display: SET MM:SS (i.e. 0005). Display now shows: Y/N 00:05
Press YES if the time is correct or NO to back up and enter the correct time, then press YES.
This will sound the horn 5 seconds before the time out is over and then again when time reaches zero.
Time Out Timer Displayed on the Scoreboard
The display now shows: DISPLAY TIME OUT ON SCOREBOARD?
Press YES or NO. Pressing either will return the display to the main time.
Pressing YES will allow you to display the time out on the scoreboard. Pressing NO, of course, will not allow the
displaying of the time out timer.
Resetting Time Out Timers
You can only reset a time out timer when all of the time out timers are inactive.
Displaying a Time Out Timer
To display a time out timer:
Press TIME OUT TIMER – START then select the time out timer that you have preset. (i.e. 1)
This will display the time out timer on the control display.
Selecting a time out timer that has not been set up.
The display will show: TIMER 5 NOT SET. The 5 being the number of the time out timer you selected.
Clearing a Time Out Timer
Display a time out timer on the control. (i.e. 20 seconds with a 5 second warning horn)
Press TIME OUT TIMER - CLEAR. The timer will immediately jump to the warning horn time and sound the horn.
Pressing the TIME OUT TIMER - CLEAR again will reset the timer to zero and return the control to main time.
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Options
Features
Description
DO YOU HAVE AN AUXILIARY TIME DISPLAY
CONNECTED?
SWITCH TO BRIGHT OR DIM
CHANGE DIRECTION OF MAIN CLOCK
For systems with alternate time displays. (Clocks only)
CLOCK TO STOP AT SPECIFIED TIME
When clock is in up count mode, you can specify a time
at which the clock will stop and blow the horn.
Can be used as a second timer or a time of day clock.
Allows you to brighten or dim the scoreboard lights.
Changes the clock direction to count up or down.
SET AUX TIMER
Lets you set the scoreboard horn to blow every 1 to 9
minutes. This is primarily used by junior hockey.
Lets you save the scoreboard settings such as the timer,
player number, period, etc.
SET INTERVAL TIMER
SET BOOKMARK
Control options are not critical to the normal operation of the scoreboard, but they do allow operation of extra features the MPC has to
offer. After the model code is entered, the microprocessor sets the clock to the down count mode unless the clock is used for race
timing such as track or swimming. If the scoreboard you are operating is for outdoor use, the control prompts you for bright or dim
display after you entered the model code. All indoor scoreboards are set to bright automatically. Pressing the OPTIONS key advises
you of current settings. Try this before we go on.
The traveling display told you the PERIOD #, display is either BRIGHT or DIM, the AUX TIMER is off, AUTO HORN IS ON and
the current MODEL CODE # being used, etc. AUX is short for “auxiliary” and will be discussed later.
For now try this: Press SET then OPTIONS
The display begins asking a series of questions. It asks if you want to switch to DIM or BRIGHT. If you press YES, the operation will
be performed. If you press NO, the display will ask another question until it runs out of things to ask. If you want to change the
direction the clock counts for a special application, you may do this by setting the OPTIONS.
Now, more about the “AUX TIMER”. An auxiliary timer is provided for your use in any way you wish. In some models this timer
displays on the scoreboard. It can be used for time of day, minutes and seconds counting up, or hours, minutes and seconds counting
down. When displaying minutes and seconds, the timer may run continuously or start and stop with the time control switch.
Once one of the modes has been selected it cannot be changed unless you turn the AUX TIMER off and turn it back on again. When
the AUX TIMER is on, the order in which the control asks questions when setting OPTIONS will be changed to ask questions about
the AUX TIMER first.
Rather than go into great detail about setting the AUX TIMER, we encourage you to experiment with the different modes so you are
familiar with all of them. The control will prompt you with questions as you proceed.
Once you have the AUX TIMER on, it displays alternately with the main timer by pressing the TIME key. You will think of many
uses for the AUX TIMER. One of these may be to set the AUX TIMER to count up and stop with the main timer at the beginning of a
playing period. By this method, the time “into” the game of notable events is determined by looking at the AUX TIMER.
Trouble Shooting
The green LED on the TCS-5 will blink once per second if the system is operating correctly. If it stays on constantly or
does not flash there is a problem with the system. Refer to the Trouble Shooting Guide located in the scoreboard
Installation and Service Manual.
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Nevco Guarantee
Bookmark Program Chart
Bookmark # 1
Model Code
Nevco scoreboards are guaranteed for a period of five (5)
years** from the date of invoice against defects in
workmanship or material and will be replaced or repaired
without cost to the owner provided the equipment or parts
(which includes LED segments) are returned postage-paid to
the Nevco factory. Shipping back to the owner will be surface
postage prepaid except if air or special method of return is
specified, then shipping will be freight collect. Lamp bulbs are
excluded from this guarantee. Nevco Scoreboard Company
will pay no charges for time or material used by others in
making repairs or corrections. Guarantee shall be void if: any
alteration or service, other than unplugging modules or
controls, is performed without Nevco factory authorization; or
if the equipment has been connected to incorrect power, or is
improperly grounded or improperly installed. Equipment
which is subjected to accident, neglect, abuse, misuse or other
natural disasters, including but not limited to: fire, wind,
lightning, flood is not covered by this guarantee.
Bookmark # 2
Model Code
** Nevco wireless equipment is guaranteed for a period of two
(2) years from date of invoice. All other terms and conditions
of this guarantee remain the same.
Bookmark # 3
Model Code
NEVCO SCOREBOARD COMPANY
301 East Harris Avenue
P.O. Box 609
Greenville, IL 62246-0609 USA
Fax: (618) 664-0398
Telephone: (618) 664-0360
Website: www.nevcoscoreboards.com
Email: nevco@nevcoscoreboards.com
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Bookmark # 4
Model Code
TOLL-FREE (800) 851-4040
USA, all 50 states & Puerto Rico
— IN CANADA —
NEVCO SCOREBOARD COMPANY ULC
107 Forestview Rd., P.O. Box 2629
Orillia, ON L3V 7C1 Canada
Fax: (705) 325-8891
Telephone: (800) 461-8550
Website: www.nevcoscoreboards.com
Email: nevco@nevcoscoreboards.com
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Bookmark # 5
Model Code
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REQUEST FOR SERVICE OR PARTS
Scoreboard Serial #______________________________________________________________________________________
Service: Module(s) Serial #________________________________________________________________________________
Service: Control(s) Serial #________________________________________________________________________________
Person to Contact__________________________________________________
Phone # ___________________________
Comments: ____________________________________________________________________________________________
Parts
Quantity
Part No.
Request
Description
1.
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2.
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3.
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4.
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5.
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Purchase
Bill To:_______________ ________________________________________________ Order # _______________________
P.O. Box # _____________________________________________________________________________________
Street _________________________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________________State__________Zip Code_____________
Return To:____________________________________________________ ________________________________________
Street _________________________________________________________________________________________
City ________________________________________________________State__________Zip Code_____________
Ship Via _______________________________________________________________________
Make a copy of this form to order parts needed and / or to return with item to be serviced.
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