Daktronics ALL SPORT PRO User manual

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ALL SPORT PRO
OPERATION MANUAL
DD5092697
Rev 00
14 June 2023

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Table of Contents
1 Getting Started������������������������������������1
Login............................................................1
Main Menu .................................................1
Theming ......................................................1
2 Scoreboards����������������������������������������2
Create Scoreboard...................................2
Edit Scoreboard.........................................3
Delete Scoreboard....................................3
3 Rules�����������������������������������������������������4
Copy Rules Prole ......................................4
Edit Rules Prole .........................................4
Hide Rules Prole........................................4
Delete Rules Prole ....................................4
4 Users�����������������������������������������������������5
Create User ................................................5
Delete User .................................................5
Change Password .....................................5
Log Out .......................................................5
5 Rosters��������������������������������������������������6
Create New Roster ....................................6
Copy Roster................................................6
Delete Roster..............................................6
6 Settings ������������������������������������������������7
Display Studio API Key...............................7
Data Studio Integration ............................7
7 Games �������������������������������������������������8
Create New Game ...................................8
Leave Game..............................................8
Resume Game...........................................8
Delete Game .............................................8
8 Baseball Operation ����������������������������9
Team Names ..............................................9
Inning ..........................................................9
Runs .............................................................9
Hits/Errors/Left On Base ...........................10
Pitch Count ..............................................10
Balls/Strikes/Outs ......................................10
On Base ....................................................10
Mound Visits (MLB Rules Only)................11
Roster and Lineup....................................11
Additional Features with Data Studio ...12
9 Basketball Operation �����������������������13
Team Names ............................................13
Main Clock ...............................................13
Shot Clocks...............................................13
Recall Shot Clock ���������������������������������13
Period........................................................13
Possession .................................................13
Bonus.........................................................13
Scores........................................................13
Time Outs Left...........................................14
Team Fouls................................................14
Roster ........................................................14
External Player Stats �����������������������������15
10 Football Operation ���������������������������16
Team Names ............................................16
Main Clock ...............................................16
Play Clocks ...............................................16
Period........................................................16
Possession .................................................16
Ball On/Down/To Go...............................17
Penalty ......................................................17
Scores........................................................17
Time Outs Left...........................................17
Scoreboard Model ..................................17
11 Lacrosse Operation ��������������������������18
Team Names ............................................18
Main Clock ...............................................18
Shot Clocks (NCAA Rules Only) .............18
Period........................................................18
Scores........................................................18
Team Stats ................................................18
Time Outs Left...........................................18
Possession (Girls/Women Rules Only) ....18
Penalties ...................................................19
Scoreboard Model ..................................19
12 Practice Operation���������������������������20
Segments..................................................20
Main Clock ...............................................20
Play/Shot Clock .......................................20
13 Soccer Operation �����������������������������21
Team Names ............................................21
Main Clock ...............................................21

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Stoppage Time (Count Up Only)���������21
Period........................................................21
Scores........................................................21
Own Goal ����������������������������������������������22
Team Stats ................................................22
Possession .................................................22
Additional Features with Data Studio ...22
Roster �����������������������������������������������������22
Summary �����������������������������������������������23
Attendance/Ofcials ���������������������������23
Shootout ������������������������������������������������23
Yellow/Red Cards���������������������������������24
Scoreboard Model ..................................24
Scoreboard Stat.......................................24
14 Volleyball Operation������������������������25
Team Names ............................................25
Main Clock ...............................................25
Period........................................................25
Serve .........................................................25
Scores........................................................25
Time Outs Left...........................................25
Aces/Blocks/Digs/Kills..............................25
Sets Won ...................................................25
Roster ........................................................26
External Player Stats �����������������������������26
15 Wrestling Operation��������������������������27
Team Names ............................................27
Weight Class.............................................27
Period........................................................27
Main Clock ...............................................27
Match Scores ...........................................27
Team Scores.............................................27
Blood/Injury/Recovery Timers.................28
End Match................................................28
16 In-Game Tabs �����������������������������������29
Display Studio Tab ...................................29
Congure�����������������������������������������������29
Playing Content ������������������������������������29
Horn Tab ...................................................30
Settings Tab ..............................................30
Brightness (Outdoor Sports Only)��������30
Radio Test ����������������������������������������������30

Getting Started
1
1 Getting Started
Login
Double-click the All Sport Pro desktop icon to open the
application in your default web browser. Enter your
Username and Password, and then click Login. Refer to
Figure 1.
Note: For default login credentials and information
about resetting forgotten passwords, refer to
the All Sport Pro Setup Guide (DD4163217),
shipped with the control system.
After logging in, the Games page will appear with a list of
any created games. Before creating a game, however, the
scoreboard outputs and rules prole must rst be congured.
Main Menu
Click the button in the upper-left corner to access the
main menu. Refer to Figure 2. Each menu item is described in
the appropriate section of this manual.
Theming
Click on the user icon in the upper-right corner of the
application window, and then click Theming to customize
the application color scheme. Refer to Figure 3.
Click on Background, Home, or Guest, and then use the
color palette and slider to set the colors. Alternately, use
the up/down arrows to select and enter precise Hex,
RGB, or HSL values. Click Save when nished, or click
Default to return to the default color scheme.
Note: Theming colors save to the currently logged-in
user. Keep this in mind for shared facilities, where
different teams play the same sport, to allow each
team to use a specic color scheme. To create
new users, refer to Section 4: Users (p�5).
Figure 1: Log In
Figure 2: Main Menu
Figure 3: Theming Colors

Scoreboards
2
2 Scoreboards
Click the main menu button in the upper-left corner
followed by Scoreboards to dene the settings used to
communicate with “xed-digit” scoreboards that feature
7-segment LED digits as well as “video” scoreboards created
by sending score data to an LED video display.
Create Scoreboard
Click Add New, and enter the scoreboard settings as
described below and shown in Figure 4.
• Scoreboard Name: Enter a descriptive name for the
scoreboard; for example, “Main Court” or “North End
Zone”.
• Team Name (Long/Short*) Width: Select the team name
width in number of columns (pixels).
• Home/Guest Team Name (Long/Short*) Alignment: Select
the team name text alignment (Left, Right, or Center).
* In general, the Long settings are used for xed-digit
scoreboards that feature Team Name Message Centers
(TNMCs), while the Short settings are used for team name
output to a Daktronics All Sport CG score bug/TV feed.
• Scoreboard Communication (MDP): Select the method
that will be used to communicate to xed-digit
scoreboard(s), Serial or Network.
• Serial Port: Select an open serial (COM) port to output
data to a xed-digit scoreboard. Note that when
using a USB-to-Serial converter, the COM# values
may change depending on which USB port the
converter gets plugged into.
• Network Interface: Select a network interface number
from 1-6 that corresponds to the Conguration #
printed on the All Sport Pro interface box. Refer to
Figure 5.
• Radio Broadcast Group & Radio Channel Number:
(Scoreboard Communication must be set to Network
or Serial.) Select the appropriate radio settings to
communicate to xed-digit scoreboard(s). The default
setting for the radio receiver
in a scoreboard is Broadcast
Group 1, Channel 1. These
settings will be visible when the
scoreboard is rst powered on
as “b# C#”.
Note: For more information
about radio group/
channel settings, refer
to the documentation
provided with the
scoreboard.
Figure 4: Create Scoreboard
Figure 5: All Sport Pro Interface Box Rear View
Conguration #

Scoreboards
3
• Data Source (ERTD): Select the data source number from 1-6 over which to
broadcast Real-Time Data (RTD) to video scoreboards. Leave this set to 1 unless
showing multiple games on one display.
Click Save when nished. The new scoreboard will appear on the Scoreboards page with
relevant communications information visible. Refer to Figure 6.
Figure 6: Scoreboards
Edit Scoreboard
On the Scoreboards page, select a scoreboard from the list. Modify any of the settings
shown in Figure 4 as desired, and then click Save to keep the changes, or click Cancel to
reject the changes.
Delete Scoreboard
On the Scoreboards page, select a scoreboard from the
list, and then click the Delete button . Click Conrm, or
click Cancel to decline. Refer to Figure 7.
Note: Scoreboards associated with open games cannot
be deleted until the games are deleted.
Figure 7: Delete Scoreboard

Rules
4
3 Rules
Click the main menu button followed by Rules to view several pre-installed Rules
proles. Refer to Figure 8. These default rules proles cannot be edited or deleted, but
they may be copied to create custom rules proles.
Note: Click on one or more sport Filters to narrow the list of rules.
Figure 8: Rules
Copy Rules Prole
If none of the pre-installed rules proles t the needs of your sport’s level of play, one must
be copied and edited. To determine which prole might be a good starting point, click
on it rst to see its settings, and then click Cancel to return. Check the white box next to
the closest matching prole, and then click Copy to create a new prole based on it.
Edit the elds as needed, and then click Save.
Edit Rules Prole
Once a copy of a rules prole has been created, simply click on it to modify it. Click Save
to keep the changes, or click Cancel to reject the changes.
Hide Rules Prole
To prevent a rules prole from appearing when creating new games, click the eye icon
next to it. The icon will then have a slash through it , indicating that the prole is now
hidden. Use this function to hide rules that do not apply to your level of play.
Delete Rules Prole
If the copied rules prole is no longer needed, rst select it from the list on the Rules page,
and then click the Delete button . Click Conrm, or click Cancel to decline.

Users
5
4 Users
Click the main menu button followed by Users to view a list of
users. By default, there will be one “admin” user. Refer to Figure 9.
Additional users allow for custom Theming and Display Studio
content buttons.
Create User
1� Click Add User. Refer to Figure 10.
2� Enter a unique Username.
3� Enter a Password, and then type it in
again in Conrm Password. To assist with
ensuring the passwords match, use the
eye icon to reveal the text.
4� Click Save to keep the new user, or click
Cancel to exit.
Delete User
On the Users page, select the user to delete from the list, and then click the Delete
button . Click Conrm, or click Cancel to decline.
Change Password
1� Click the main menu button followed by Users, and then click on your username
in the list. (Alternately, click on the user icon in the upper-right corner of the
application window, and then click Change Password.)
2� Type in your Current Password.
3� Type in the New Password, and then type it in again to Conrm Password. To assist
with ensuring the passwords match, use the eye icon to reveal the text.
4� Click Save to keep the new password, or click Cancel to exit.
Log Out
Click on the user icon in the upper-right corner of the application window, and then
click Log Out to leave any game in progress and return to the login screen. After logging
out, the game information will be saved to be resumed later.
Figure 9: Users
Figure 10: Create User

Rosters
6
5 Rosters
Click the main menu button followed by Rosters to view a list of team rosters. Currently,
only four sports include rosters: Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, and Soccer.
Create New Roster
1� Click New.
2� Select an available sport, and then click Create. Refer to Figure 11.
Figure 11: Create/Edit Roster
3� Enter a Roster Description, such as “Boys Varsity BB 2023” or “Varsity VB 2023”.
4� Enter a Team Name (up to 20 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10
characters) as needed.
Note: If the xed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message
Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font.
This does not affect how team names will appear on a video scoreboard.
5� Click Add Player to enter a new player.
6� Enter the Jersey Number, First Name, and Last Name of the player. Baseball rosters
also allow the selection of the player’s Preferred Position.
7� Click Add Player again and repeat the process to enter all players on the team.
Note: To delete a player from the roster, click the Delete button by their name.
8� Click Save to keep the new roster, or click Cancel to exit.
Copy Roster
On the Rosters page, check the white box next to an existing roster and then click Copy.
Edit the team/player information as needed, and then click Save.
Delete Roster
On the Rosters page, select the roster to delete from the list, and then click the Delete
button . Click Conrm, or click Cancel to decline.

Settings
7
6 Settings
Note: This main menu item will only appear outside of an active game when All Sport
Pro is loaded on a different computer than Display or Data Studio.
Display Studio API Key
Newer control systems allow the laptop to be
removed from the control location to remotely
create display content. For these systems, it
will be necessary to generate an API Key from
within Display Studio to provide the appropriate
credentials for All Sport Pro to trigger display
content.
1� In Display Studio, click the Hub button
in the upper-left corner of the program
window and go to Properties > Get
API Key.
2� In the Generate API Key window,
click Generate. The window will show
Copied to Clipboard. Click OK. Refer
to Figure 12.
3� In All Sport Pro, click the main menu
button followed by Settings.
4� Under Display Studio Integration, click
Paste to paste the copied API key
information. Refer to Figure 13.
5� Click Save.
Data Studio Integration
All Sport Pro Baseball and Soccer are capable of
outputting in-depth team and player stats by integrating
with Daktronics Data Studio. In order to utilize these
additional stats on a display, All Sport Pro must rst be
connected to Data Studio as described below.
1� In All Sport Pro, click the main menu button then
Settings.
2� Under Data Studio Integration, enter the Address of
the computer where Data Studio is loaded using the
following format:
https://computername:32851
3� Enter the Venus Control Suite (VCS) Username and
Password.
4� Click Save.
5� Click Test Connection to verify All Sport Pro is communicating with Data Studio.
• A green check mark will appear for a successful connection.
• If the test fails, a red X will appear. Verify the address and VCS login credentials
are correct. Also ensure all devices are properly connected to the same network.
Note: Venus Identity Server version 23.3.701.0 or newer is required.
Figure 12: Generate API Key
Figure 13: Display Studio Integration
Figure 14: Data Studio Integration

Games
8
7 Games
The list of created games appears immediately
after logging in. Refer to Figure 15. It can also
be accessed at any time by clicking the main
menu button followed by Games. If a game
shows Active, it is currently outputting data.
Note: Click on one or more sport Filters to
narrow the list of games.
Create New Game
Click Add New to create a new game. Refer
to Figure 16. In the Create Game window,
type in a more descriptive name as needed.
Then select a Sport, a Rules prole, and a
Scoreboard from the lists, and then click
Create.
Note: To change the name after a game is
created, click the pencil icon .
If a scoreboard shows Associated, it is assigned
to at least one other game; if an Associated
scoreboard is paired to an Active game, it will
not appear when creating a new game.
Note: To create multiple games ahead of
time, open the Active game and
disconnect from the scoreboard.
Leave Game
Click the main menu button followed by any
menu item to see the prompt in Figure 17.
• Click Leave Game to close the game but
keep it Active (sending scoreboard data).
• Click Leave and Disconnect to close the
game and stop sending scoreboard data.
Resume Game
Select an existing game to continue right where you left off. The most recently created
game is listed rst. Each game in the list shows the teams playing, creation date/time, as
well as the selected rules prole and scoreboard. Opening a game sets it to Active and
immediately begins outputting data.
Note: If you try to open a game which has the same selected scoreboard as another
Active game, a message will appear that the scoreboard is already in use. Open
the Active game and disconnect from the scoreboard.
Delete Game
Check the white box next to an existing game and then click the Delete button .
Click Conrm, or click Cancel to decline.
Figure 15: Games
Figure 16: Create Game
Figure 17: Leave or Leave and Disconnect

Baseball Operation
9
8 Baseball Operation
Team Names
Click the menu button next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team
Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed.
Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change.
Note: If the xed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers
(TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. This does not
affect how team names will appear on a video scoreboard.
Inning
Every new game starts in the Pregame state. Click the
menu button next to Pregame, and then click Next to
begin the Top of the 1st inning.
• By default, each standard Rules prole has the Auto
Increment Inning setting enabled. Refer to Figure 18.
After three outs are entered, click Outs once more to
automatically advance to the next half inning.
Note: If the half inning automatically advanced but the nal out was overturned,
click Previous to go back to the correct half inning.
• When using a custom Rules prole with Auto Increment Inning disabled, you must
manually click the menu button followed by Next to advance.
Regardless of the Auto Increment Inning setting, it is always necessary to click the menu
button followed by Final to mark the game as complete.
Runs
Click the +1 or -1 button beneath the appropriate team name to add or remove a run,
respectively. To enter a specic number of runs, click the menu button next to a team
name and select Edit Score, enter the new value, and then click Done. You can also
click the score to edit it.
Each run scored will appear in the line score for the top or bottom half of the current
inning. To edit the runs in a previous inning, double-click it, use the on-screen number
pad to enter the correct value, and then click Done. Refer to Figure 19. The total Runs in
the line score are calculated automatically and cannot be manually edited.
Figure 19: Line Score Edit
Figure 18: Auto Increment Inning

Baseball Operation
10
Hits/Errors/Left On Base
Click HITS, ERR, or LOB under the appropriate team to increase the team stat. To edit a
stat, click the menu button next to it, and then select +1 or -1.
Pitch Count
The total pitch count is automatically updated for the appropriate team/pitcher as Balls
and Strikes are counted. For a ball in-play or a foul on a 2nd strike, click PC to add a
pitch to the total pitch count. This will also add to the pitcher’s total number of strikes.
To edit the pitch count, click the menu button next to it and select from one of the
available options: Clear, +1 Ball, -1 Ball, +1 Strike, -1 Strike.
Note: Adding or removing balls or strikes in this manner does not affect the current at
bat count only the pitcher’s stats.
Balls/Strikes/Outs
Click the Balls, Strikes, or Outs values to immediately add 1 to their count. These buttons
feature the following automation:
• Clicking Balls or Strikes will increase the total pitch count.
Note: To record a ball or strike without increasing the total pitch count, click its
corresponding menu button and select +1 No Pitch.
• Clicking on 4 Balls will clear out any strikes.
• Clicking on 3 Strikes will clear out any balls and add 1 to the number of outs.
• Clicking on 3 Outs will advance to the next half inning, if Auto Increment Inning is
enabled (which it is by default in all rules proles).
Note: Clicking NEXT BATTER will clear the current Balls and Strikes in addition to
advancing to the next batter in the lineup. Refer to Roster and Lineup (p�11).
On Base
Click the On Base graphic (Figure 20) to open the On Base window
(Figure 21). Click the base(s) to add or remove the base runner(s),
and then click Save. The On Base graphic will update to show any
current base runners.
Figure 21: On Base Selection
Figure 20: On Base

Baseball Operation
11
Mound Visits (MLB Rules Only)
Click MOUND VISITS under the appropriate team to decrease the remaining mound visits
by 1. To edit the number of remaining mound visits, click the menu button next to it,
and then select +1 or -1.
Roster and Lineup
If rosters will be used, rst ensure each team has a roster. Refer
to Section 5: Rosters (p�6). Then, on the Roster tab, click the
menu button and select an available roster for each team.
Refer to Figure 22.
• To edit a current roster, for example to x a player name or
add another player, click the pencil icon to the far right
of the roster name.
• To edit a roster that is not in the game, rst click the menu
button then the pencil icon next to the roster name.
Once the rosters are assigned to each team, go to the Lineup tab and click the pencil
icon . The Lineup Edit window will appear as shown in Figure 23.
Figure 23: Lineup Edit
Assign the batting order and starting pitchers for both teams by typing in all of the
desired player numbers in the #column.
If a player’s Position is assigned as None in the Roster, or if they will be playing a different
position than assigned, select the correct position from the drop-down list.
With all necessary players selected, click Save. The Lineup tab now has much more
functionality, and it will be essential for tracking player stats throughout the game.
Click a team’s At Bat button to view their batting order. The player currently at bat will
have a white baseball icon . Any other player can be set at bat by clicking on the gray
baseball icon ; however, it is recommended to click NEXT BATTER to move down the
batting order.
Figure 22: Baseball Rosters

Baseball Operation
12
Any player stat can be edited by single-clicking it and typing in the new value using the
keyboard. Refer to Figure 24. None of the batting stats currently populate automatically
as the game progresses.
Figure 24: Edit Batter Stats
Following the batting order is the opposing team pitcher. Stats highlighted in light gray
may be edited by single-clicking, while stats highlighted in dark gray are updated
automatically as the game progresses. Refer to Figure 25.
Figure 25: Edit Pitcher Stats
Additional Features with Data Studio
The types of data listed below require Data Studio to output to displays. Refer to Data
Studio Integration (p�7) to enable them.
• Current Pitcher with individual gameday pitching stats (strikeouts, pitch count, innings
pitched, walks, etc.)
• Batting Order & Due Ups with individual gameday batting stats (hits, at bats,
strikeouts, etc.)
• Defensive Positions

Basketball Operation
13
9 Basketball Operation
Team Names
Click the menu button next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team
Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed.
Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change.
Note: If the xed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers
(TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. This does not
affect how team names will appear on a video scoreboard.
Main Clock
Click the play button to start the clock. Click the stop button to pause the clock.
When the clock is stopped, click the menu button followed by Edit Game Clock
to set the minutes/seconds/tenths values using the on-screen number pad. Click to
expand the clock to full screen.
Shot Clocks
Click the play button to start the clock. Click the stop button to pause the clock.
When the clock is stopped, click the menu button followed by Edit Shot Clock to set
the seconds value using the on-screen number pad. There may be one or two shot clock
time values depending on the selected rules prole; click the appropriate reset button
to reset the clock to the default time.
Recall Shot Clock
If the shot clock was prematurely or accidentally reset, click the menu button followed
by Recall Shot Clock to revert the shot clock time back to the value it was at before
being reset.
Period
Click the menu button next to the current period and select the new period from
the drop-down list. Available selections include Pregame, 1st, 2nd, Halftime, (3rd, 4th),
Overtime 1 – 4, and Final.
Possession
Click POSSESSION to set ball possession. The arrow alternates between teams with each
click.
Bonus
As a team is charged with fouls, the appropriate BONUS indicators will activate for the
opposing team, depending on the Bonus Threshold values in the rules prole. The BONUS
indicators may also be manually activated by clicking on them.
Scores
Click the +1, +2, +3 , or -1 buttons to increase or decrease the score by the amount
shown on the button. To enter a specic score, click the menu button next to a team
name and select Edit Score, enter the new value, and then click Done. You can also
click the score to edit it.
If a roster is assigned to the team and there are in-game players, a list of jersey numbers
will appear next to the scoring buttons. Select the player who made the point.

Basketball Operation
14
Time Outs Left
Click the menu button next to TIMEOUTS LEFT for the appropriate team and then click –
next to FULL or PARTIAL to start the desired time out clock. To cancel the clock, press the
stop button .
Team Fouls
Click TEAM FOULS under the appropriate team to increase their total team fouls. If a
roster is assigned to the team and there are in-game players, a list of jersey numbers will
appear next to the TEAM FOULS. Select the player who got the foul. To edit the team
fouls, click the menu button next to TEAM FOULS and select +1 or -1 from the drop-
down list followed by the player whose fouls need to be adjusted.
Team fouls reset to 0 automatically when starting the second half of the game if the
previous period time reached 0:00 or was left at the full default time.
Roster
Rosters are used to track individual points and fouls for
each player. If the scoreboard/display does not show this
information, it will not be necessary to assign rosters to the
teams.
If rosters will be used, rst ensure each team has a roster.
Refer to Section 5: Rosters (p�6). Then, on the Roster
tab, click the menu button and select an available
roster for each team. Refer to Figure 26.
• To edit a current roster, for example
to x a player name or add another
player, click the pencil icon to the
far right of the roster name.
• To edit a roster that is not in the game,
rst click the menu button then the
pencil icon next to the roster name.
Once the rosters are assigned to each
team, click the gray basketball icon
next to a player to set their status to “in-
game”. The basketball icon will become
white . Refer to Figure 27. With all starters
selected, click Save.
To make a substitution, click on the white basketball icon of the player coming in, click
on the gray basketball icon of the player going out, and then click Save. To quickly clear
out the in-game players on a team for a mass substitution, click the X button , select all
ve new players, and then click Save.
As stats are entered (as described above), they will be credited to the appropriate
player in the roster.
To edit a stat, double-click the stat, enter the new value using the on-screen number
pad, and then click Done.
Figure 26: Basketball Rosters
Figure 27: Basketball Starters Selected

Basketball Operation
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External Player Stats
All Sport Pro can interface with play-by-play statistics software, such as DakStats
Basketball and NCAA LiveStats Basketball, to streamline data entry and automatically
show current players in the game and their stats with no extra effort by the operator. The
Daktronics Scoring-Timing Interface (DSTI) is required (sold separately).
Once set up on the same network as DSTI, All Sport Pro will detect the data feed and
disable the Roster tab when a game is opened. Refer to Figure 28.
• To disconnect from the external stats software,
click Disable. This only needs to be done if the
data feed is having issues or a different game was
opened. Once you disconnect, you can start with
the last roster received from the stats provider or
select an existing roster.
• To receive external stats again, click the menu button and then click Enable
External Player Stats.
Figure 28: Roster Disabled

Football Operation
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10 Football Operation
Team Names
Click the menu button next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team
Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed.
Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change.
Note: If the xed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers
(TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. This does not
affect how team names will appear on a video scoreboard.
Main Clock
Click the play button to start the clock. Click the stop button to pause the clock.
When the clock is stopped, click the menu button followed by Edit Game Clock to
set the minutes/seconds values using the on-screen number pad. Click to expand the
clock to full screen.
Play Clocks
Click the play button to start the clock. Click the stop button to pause the clock.
When the clock is stopped, click the menu button followed by Edit Play Clock to
set the seconds values using the on-screen number pad. There may be one or two play
clock time values depending on the selected rules prole; click the appropriate reset
button to reset the clock to the default time. Note that if the clock is running, clicking a
reset button will also stop the clock.
Period
Click the menu button next to the current period and select the new period from the
drop-down list. Available periods include Pregame, 1st, 2nd, Halftime, 3rd, 4th, Overtime,
and Final. For additional period options, refer to Scoreboard Model (p�17).
Possession
Click the red football icon next to a team name to set the rst possession of the ball.
The icon for the team with the ball becomes black while the icon for the other team
will be gray . In the Last Play tab, the Ball On and To Go default to the values set in the
rules prole. Refer to Figure 29.
Figure 29: Last Play Tab & Field View