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Bison IPI GCS User manual

Revised May 20, 2013
Model GCS
Gym Command System II
Base Control Unit Operator Manual
Gym Command II System . . . a KEYLESS programmable operating system for gyms
The Gym Command System II consists of a Base Command Unit and a remote relay box. The system
is customized to the customer's specifications. It can be programmed for any combination of gym
components.
The Base Command Unit is a totally programmable controller with a menu driven graphics display. The
unit mounts in a NEMA 1 6" x 6" x 4" enclosure (by others). Multiple Base Command units can be
used.
By adding relay boxes the system can control up to 256 combinations of gym components including
basketball backstops, height adjusters, gym curtains and batting cages. Use the SCROLL LEFT and
SCROLL RIGHT function keys to review the gym component categories. The code number for each
item can be entered and operated in its specific category.
The system has a four digit access code. Two access codes are programmed at the factory. The
system goes into a sleep mode when not in use after 30 seconds. A system back up battery prevents
loss of the functions stored.
Base Control Unit Display and Keypad
603 "L" Street, Lincoln, NE 68508 800-637-7968 Fax: 800-638-0698 www.IPIbyBison.com
GCS Equipment Legend
Gym Command System II
Equipment Legend should
be located in close proximity
to the GCS Control Keypad
for quick and easy
reference. The legend will
give you location and
number of all of your gym
equipment.
Single Gym Equipment Operation
ENTER your 4 digit access code
(after 30 seconds of inactivity LCD
displays automatically resets)
PRESS SCROLL RIGHT or LEFT
until you reach the gym equipment
you want to control.
603 "L" Street, Lincoln, NE 68508 800-637-7968 Fax: 800-638-0698 www.IPIbyBison.com
Press ENTER, the number in top right corner will flash.
Type in gym equipment number using keypad
(Refer to GCS EQUIPMENT LEGEND for correct
number)
EXAMPLE: To lower basketball backstop #1
1) ENTER access code ****
2) Press Scroll Right to Basketball Select Equipment
3) Press ENTER
4) Number flashes
5) Type number 1 using keypad
6) Press ENTER - The number 1 will stop flashing *
7) Press “DOWN” and hold down (to lower) to playing
position
* You must press ENTER or the system will not work properly.
To continue with other units or components just repeat
steps 2 –7 until all units you wish are in the position you
wish. To prevent unauthorized personnel from operating,
the LCD screen will reset after 30 seconds of inactivity
and code must be re-entered.
Personnel authorized for operation (List Name and Date Trained):
Cleaning: Clean only the outside with a damp cloth. Make sure no liquid gets inside the housing.
Warranty: IPI by Bison warrants their equipment to be free from all defects in workmanship for one
year for the date of final completion of product installation. This warranty does not cover misuse of
equipment, vandalism, or normal wear and tear. All replacement parts must be obtained from or
approved by IPI by Bison. Failure to review the replacement part requirements with IPI by Bison will
void the warranty.
Warnings: Before raising or lowering gymnasium equipment make sure area is clear of people. Do
not allow anyone to enter areas until the equipment is in full raised or lowered position and all motion
stopped. Allow gymnasium equipment to come to a complete stop before reversing direction.
Service:
Date installed _____________________________________________________________________
Installer/Phone ___________________________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________________________
Distributor/Phone _________________________________________________________________
Address ________________________________________________________________________

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