Daktronics P1314 User manual

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ALL SPORT CG HD

OPERATION MANUAL

P1314

DD3199099

Rev 05

27 August 2021

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Table of Contents

1 Introduction��1

Important Safety Instructions...............................................................................................................1

Resources ..............................................................................................................................................1

Control Consoles ..................................................................................................................................1

System Overview ..................................................................................................................................2

System Requirements��2

2 Setup ��3

Power Connection ...............................................................................................................................3

Video Camera Connection ................................................................................................................4

Recording Device Connection...........................................................................................................4

All Sport Controller Connection ..........................................................................................................4

Wire Connection��4

Wireless Radio Connection ��4

Radio Connection Status ..............................................................................................................5

No All Sport Connection ��5

Data Broadcast Unit.............................................................................................................................5

3 Operation ��6

Menu Options .......................................................................................................................................6

New Game��6

Home and Guest Team Names ��6

Alpha-Numeric Keypad Insert ......................................................................................................6

Select Sport ��7

Select Mode��7

Select Input ��7

Overlay Location��7

Automatic Mode..................................................................................................................................8

Manual Mode .......................................................................................................................................8

Scoring��8

Timing ��8

Baseball��9

Ball....................................................................................................................................................9

Strike.................................................................................................................................................9

Out ...................................................................................................................................................9

Runs..................................................................................................................................................9

Inning...............................................................................................................................................9

At Bat.............................................................................................................................................10

Batter Number..............................................................................................................................10

Hit ...................................................................................................................................................10

Error ................................................................................................................................................10

Basketball��10

Team Fouls ....................................................................................................................................10

Period ............................................................................................................................................11

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Table of Contents

Football��11

Ball On ...........................................................................................................................................11

Down .............................................................................................................................................11

Yards To Go...................................................................................................................................11

Possession......................................................................................................................................11

Quarter ..........................................................................................................................................11

Hockey/Lacrosse/Field Hockey ��12

Shots On Goal ..............................................................................................................................12

Period ............................................................................................................................................12

Soccer ��12

Shots On Goal ..............................................................................................................................12

Half.................................................................................................................................................12

Tennis ��13

Serve..............................................................................................................................................13

Point...............................................................................................................................................13

Games Won..................................................................................................................................13

Reset Game..................................................................................................................................13

Reset Match .................................................................................................................................13

Tie Break ........................................................................................................................................13

Deuce............................................................................................................................................14

Set ..................................................................................................................................................14

Select Court..................................................................................................................................14

Volleyball ��14

Home/Guest Serve ......................................................................................................................14

Sets Won........................................................................................................................................14

Set ..................................................................................................................................................14

Wrestling ��15

Team Score...................................................................................................................................15

Match Score .................................................................................................................................15

Period ............................................................................................................................................15

4 Troubleshooting ��16

Troubleshooting Table........................................................................................................................16

Replacement Parts.............................................................................................................................16

5 Daktronics Exchange and Repair & Return Programs ��17

Exchange Program ............................................................................................................................17

Repair & Return Program...................................................................................................................18

Daktronics Warranty & Limitation of Liability ...................................................................................18

A Reference Drawings ��19

B Uploading Bitmap Images to the All Sport CG ��25

C Daktronics Warranty & Limitation of Liability��27

Introduction

1

1 Introduction

This manual explains the operation of the All Sport®CG (Character Generator) with HD

(High Denition) video input and output. For additional information regarding safety,

installation, operation, or service, refer to the telephone numbers listed in Section 5:

Daktronics Exchange and Repair & Return Programs (p�17).

Important Safety Instructions

• Read and understand all instructions before beginning the installation process.

• Do not drop the control equipment or allow it to get wet.

• Do not disassemble control equipment; failure to follow this safeguard will make the

warranty null and void.

• Always unplug the control equipment when it is not in use. Never yank the power

cord to pull the plug from the outlet. Grasp the plug and pull to disconnect.

• Do not let any power cord touch hot surfaces or hang over the edge of a table that

would damage or cut the cord.

• If an extension cord is necessary, a three-pronged, polarized cord should be used.

Arrange the cord with care so that it will not be tripped over or pulled out.

• Inspect console for shipping damage such as rattles and dents, and verify that

all equipment is included as itemized on the packing slip. Immediately report any

problems to Daktronics; save all packing materials if exchange is necessary.

Resources

Figure 1 illustrates a Daktronics drawing label.

This manual refers to drawings by listing the last

set of digits. In the example, the drawing would

be referred to as DWG-1007804. All references to

drawing numbers, appendices, gures, or other

manuals are presented in bold typeface.

Any drawings referenced in a section are listed

at the beginning of it as shown below:

Reference Drawing:

System Riser Diagram....................................................................................... DWG-1007804

Daktronics identies manuals by the DD or ED number located on the cover page.

Control Consoles

The All Sport CG HD may be used with an All Sport®controller. These consoles use

keyboard overlays (sports inserts) to control numerous sports/events and scoreboard

models. Refer to the following manuals for operating instructions:

• All Sport 5000 Series Control Console Operation Manual (ED-11976)

• All Sport 5500 Series Control Console Operation Manual (ED-16809)

These manuals are provided on a CD with the control console, and they are also

available online at www.daktronics.com/manuals.

Drawing Number

Figure 1: Drawing Label

Introduction

2

System Overview

The All Sport CG HD is an interface that receives footage from a High Denition video

camera and overlays game-in-progress (GIP) data from an All Sport controller onto

the video footage. The result is game video with scoring and timing information always

visible, whether the footage is sent to a recording device, broadcasted over closed

circuit TV, or streamed live over the Internet.

The connection between the All Sport controller and the All Sport CG can be either wire

or radio. The radio option allows for more exibility and fewer physical connections (an All

Sport CG with the radio option can still use a wire connection as a backup if desired).

System Requirements

The All Sport CG system requires the following additional components (sold separately):

• High Denition video camera or HDMI source -

720p 60Hz (HDCP not supported); 16:9 Aspect Ratio

• All Sport 5000 or 5500 control console (optional, but recommended)

• Recording device or video capture card

Setup

3

2 Setup

Use the tables and gures below to identify the various jacks that are used to connect

components to the All Sport CG:

Jack Description

VIDEO IN

(HDMI) Receives the HDMI video feed from camera or other source.

VIDEO OUT

(HDMI)

Sends the HDMI video feed with overlaid game-in-progress information to

recording device.

Figure 2: All Sport CG, Bottom View

Jack Description

Antenna

Radio Unit Only. Receives game-in-progress information from the All Sport

controller via wireless radio signal (both All Sport CG and control console must

be equipped with optional radio kits).

DATA

(DB9-M)

Receives the game-in-progress information from the All Sport controller via a

direct wire connection.

CONTROL

(DB9-F)

Receives rmware upgrade information; also used to output TV data feeds and

upload custom graphics. Refer to Appendix B.

POWER Receives power via power adapter.

Figure 3: All Sport CG, Top View

Power Connection

The All Sport CG receives power from a standard 120 VAC outlet via a power adapter

to the POWER jack on top of the All Sport CG. Plugging in and disconnecting the power

adapter will power the unit on and off.

When rst powered on, the unit performs the standard boot-up sequence shown below:

DAKTRONICS

ALL SPORT CG-HD

CPLD: ED15105 EPLD: ER-2931415

VERSION X.Y

Bootloader Firmware X.Y = Firmware Version Number

Setup

4

Video Camera Connection

The connection between the camera or video source and the All Sport CG is always via

wire. The video signal is carried via HDMI cable from the VIDEO OUT jack on the video

camera to the VIDEO IN jack on the bottom of the All Sport CG.

Note: If the video camera only outputs an SDI signal, an SDI-to-HDMI converter

is required between the video camera and the All Sport CG HDMI input

(Daktronics part # A-3018).

Recording Device Connection

The connection between the recording device and All Sport CG is always via wire. An

HDMI cable sends the combined data via a connection from the VIDEO OUT jack on the

bottom of the All Sport CG to the VIDEO IN jack on the recording device.

Note: If the recording device only has an SDI signal input, an HDMI-to-SDI converter

is required between the recording device and the All Sport CG HDMI output

(Daktronics part # A-3313901).

All Sport Controller Connection

There are three ways to get scoring information into the All Sport CG (each method is

also detailed in DWG-3192029 located in Appendix A):

• Wire connection between the All Sport CG and the All Sport controller

• Wireless radio signal between the All Sport CG and the All Sport controller

• All Sport CG used manually (no All Sport controller required)

Wire Connection

For a wire connection, game-in-progress data is sent through a cable from the 1/4"

phone jack (J1, J2, or J3) on the back of the All Sport 5000 or 5500 controller to the 9-pin

DATA port on top of the All Sport CG.

Wireless Radio Connection

When the wireless radio option is used, game-in-progress data is sent via radio signal from

the All Sport 5000 or 5500 controller equipped with a radio transmitter to the All Sport CG

with a radio receiver. The radio signal has a communication distance of up to 500' (152

m) indoor or 1500' (457 m) outdoor with a clear line of sight.

If an internal radio is detected when the All Sport CG is

turned on, the operator will be prompted for a Broadcast

Group. Enter the corresponding Broadcast Group setting

from the All Sport controller, and then press <ENTER */EDIT>.

Next, a prompt will appear to enter the Channel Number.

Enter the corresponding Channel Number setting from the

All Sport controller, and then press <ENTER */EDIT>.

Refer to the appropriate All Sport controller operation manual listed in Control Consoles

(p�1) for detailed instructions on selecting the proper Broadcast Group and Channel

Number being used to control the scoreboard.

BROADCAST GROUP

FOR RADIO 0*

CHANNEL NUMBER

FOR RADIO 0*

Setup

5

Radio Connection Status

When a wireless All Sport CG is successfully connected to a

console via radio, an “R” displays in the upper-right corner of

the LCD.

If a wireless All Sport CG cannot nd a radio with the

specied Broadcast Group and Channel numbers, a “?” is

shown in the upper-right corner of the LCD.

No All Sport Connection

If no All Sport controller is available for use with the All Sport CG, such as for a road

game, it’s possible to operate in Manual Mode. Refer to Manual Mode (p�8).

Data Broadcast Unit

Reference Drawings:

Quick Install Guide: All Sport CG-HD.............................................................. DWG-3192029

Truck Dock Data Broadcast Schematic ........................................................ DWG-3642883

Schematic; Truck Dock Data Broadcast 1 RU Shelf...................................... DWG-4252992

If the facility requires more than one TV feed output, the Data Broadcast Unit (Daktronics

part # 0A-1196-0314/9) may be used. This 2RU rack-mount unit (Figure 4) provides up to 8

serial data outputs to third-party character generators. The All Sport CG slides out of the

front for easy access to the keypad.

Wired current loop signal from the

All Sport terminates at the TB31

terminal block. Alternately, ber

optic signal from a current loop to

ber converter (not provided by

Daktronics) may be terminated

at the ber to current loop

converter. Refer to Figure 5.

The complete shelf assembly

requires three separate power

connections: 1) the 8-port

broadcast unit, 2) the All Sport

CG, and 3) the ber to current

loop converter.

For more information about power/signal connections in and out of the Data Broadcast

Unit, refer to DWG-3192029 and DWG-4252992.

Note: For Data Broadcast Units built prior to June 2019, refer instead to DWG-3642883.

(Daktronics part numbers 0A-1196-0279 and -0292)

B=0 S=0 O=0 R

*G= 0 H= 0 I= 1

B=0 S=0 O=0 ?

*G= 0 H= 0 I= 1

Figure 4: Data Broadcast Unit

Figure 5: Data Broadcast Unit - All Sport Signal Connections

Operation

6

3 Operation

There are two primary modes in which the All Sport CG can operate:

• Automatic Mode: Game data is received from the All Sport controller using a wire

connection or wireless radio signal. Refer to All Sport Controller Connection (p�4).

• Manual Mode: Game data is generated using the keypad, without using an All Sport

controller.

Some of the menu options can be adjusted in both modes, while others are for Manual

mode only.

Menu Options

• Press <MENU> to access the setup options.

• Use <↑> and <↓> to move between menu items.

• Press <MENU> again at any time to exit.

New Game

Press <ENTER */EDIT> to clear all of the information out of the

current game.

Note: This action is only available in Manual mode and cannot be undone!

Home and Guest Team Names

To enter team names, use the Alpha-Numeric insert printed on the back of the sport

insert. Press <ENTER */EDIT> to modify the team name. The currently selected letter

will ash. Use the keypad to type in a name or abbreviation for the team (up to 10

characters). After entering a team name, press <ENTER */EDIT> to save.

HOME TEAM NAME

ENTER TO MODIFY

HOME TEAM NAME

_OME

These menu items can be set in both Automatic and Manual modes.

Note: Team names must be congured on the All Sport CG when it is used in Manual

mode. The All Sport 5000 and 5500 controllers can output team names as part of

the data transferred to the All Sport CG.

Alpha-Numeric Keypad Insert

The All Sport CG has an alpha-numeric keypad insert used for entering team names.

Entering words is identical to that of a touchtone phone, with no letters on key 1, and

the rest of the letters assigned in groups on keys 2–9. Press 0 to insert a space. When

prompted to enter text, the LCD will display a ashing cursor. Type in the name and press

<ENTER */EDIT> to save the changes. Other helpful hints:

• If a key is pressed too many times and a character is missed, simply keep pressing the

key until it appears again.

• If an error is made when entering a character, press <CLEAR> or use <↑> to go back

to the previous character.

• Pressing a different key for one of the other characters will immediately start entry at

the next location.

NEW GAME

ENTER TO MODIFY

Operation

7

• To avoid waiting for the character to quit ashing to enter another from the same

key, press <↓> to immediately move to the next location.

• To edit a specic character, use <↑> and <↓> to move back and forth.

Select Sport

When using the All Sport CG in Manual mode, the current

sport needs to be selected. Press <ENTER */EDIT> and press

<↑> and <↓> to toggle between the available sports. Press

<ENTER */EDIT> again to select a sport.

Note: The sport can only be selected in Manual mode. When connected to an All Sport

controller, the sport is selected automatically (if it can be detected).

Select Mode

Press <ENTER */EDIT> and then press <↑> and <↓> to toggle

between MANUAL and AUTOMATIC modes. Press <ENTER */

EDIT> again to select a mode.

On power up, the All Sport CG will set the mode to Automatic if an All Sport controller is

detected and the sport can be determined.

If the setup contains an All Sport controller, the mode needs to be set to Automatic in

order to receive game data from the control console. When the All Sport CG is set to

Automatic, the output data cannot be changed by using the keypad.

The mode needs to be set to Manual in order to operate the All Sport CG when a control

console is not available. Also, the mode can be switched to Manual at any time to

override and ignore the data from a connected controller.

Select Input

Press <ENTER */EDIT> and then press <↑> and <↓> to toggle

between WIRE and RADIO inputs. Press <ENTER */EDIT> again

to select an input type.

On power up, the All Sport CG will set the Input to the source

that rst detects an All Sport.

Note: This menu item is only available for editing when the All Sport CG is in Automatic

mode and an internal radio is detected.

Overlay Location

By default, scoring information from the All Sport CG is

displayed across the top of the video output. To change

this location, press <ENTER */EDIT> and press <↑> and <↓> to

toggle between Very Top, Top (default), Bottom, and Very

Bottom. Press <ENTER */EDIT> again to save.

SELECT SPORT

ENTER TO MODIFY

SELECT MODE

ENTER TO MODIFY

SELECT INPUT

ENTER TO MODIFY

OVERLAY LOCATION

ENTER TO MODIFY

Operation

8

Automatic Mode

Operation of the All Sport CG is simple when connected to an All Sport controller. The

All Sport CG receives game data via wire or wireless radio from the control console and

overlays it onto the video feed in real time. The All Sport CG is automatically set to the

same sport as the control console and all information is received directly from it.

When the All Sport CG is set to Automatic mode, it will

search for a signal from the All Sport controller. If the

controller is not connected, the LCD displays the message:

The only direct operation required is conguring the Broadcast Group and Channel

Number for use with a radio control console. Refer to All Sport Controller Connection

(p�4) and the appropriate All Sport controller operation manual for more information.

Manual Mode

When using Manual mode, the All Sport CG does not have an external source for game

data, so all information must be entered by hand with the keypad. The All Sport CG

uses removable inserts to denote which button has what function for the particular sport

mode. The buttons that apply to all sports include <MENU> and <↑> and <↓> navigation.

Each sport also has buttons with specic functions as described in the following sections.

Scoring

Each sport has two to six buttons on the keypad insert used

for keeping score. Press these buttons to increment, or add

to, the score by the value printed on the insert.

To decrement, or subtract, points from the home team, press <CLEAR/ALT> then <HOME

SCORE +1/-1>. To decrement points from the guest team, press <CLEAR/ALT> then

<GUEST SCORE +1/-1>. Only one point can be subtracted from either team at a time.

TIME 8:00

SELECT ALT ITEM

TEAM SCORE: -1

HOME 6

Scores can be quickly set to any value by pressing <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by any of the

scoring buttons. Use the keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again

to save.

TIME 8:00

SELECT EDIT ITEM

TEAM SCORE: EDIT

HOME ^^6*

Timing

Every sport besides baseball and tennis has a timing

function. Press <SET TIME*> and use the keypad to type in the

value. Press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

The clock can also be set to count up or count down (default). Press <CLEAR/ALT>

followed by <SET TIME*>, and then press <1> to count up or <2> to count down.

TIME 8:00

SELECT ALT ITEM

MAIN CLOCK-DOWN

1-UP 2-DOWN

• To start the clock, press <START/↑>.

• To stop the clock, press <STOP/↓>.

LOOKING FOR

ALL SPORT

TEAM SCORE: +1

HOME 7

TIME EDIT SET

CURR ^8:00*

Operation

9

Baseball

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

baseball sport mode.

Baseball Scoring Output:

Ball

• Press <BALL +1/-1> to increment the ball number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <BALL +1/-1> to decrement the ball number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <BALL +1/-1> to edit the ball number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

• Press <CLEAR BALL & STRIKE> to remove all ball (and strike) information.

Strike

• Press <STRIKE +1/-1> to increment the strike number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <STRIKE +1/-1> to decrement the strike number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <STRIKE +1/-1> to edit the strike number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

• Press <CLEAR BALL & STRIKE> to remove all strike (and ball) information.

Out

• Press <OUT +1/-1> to increment the out number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <OUT +1/-1> to decrement the out number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <OUT +1/-1> to edit the number of outs. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Runs

• Press <GUEST RUNS +1/-1> or <HOME RUNS +1/-1> to increment the number of runs for

the respective team.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <GUEST RUNS +1/-1> or <HOME RUNS +1/-1> to

decrement the number of runs for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <GUEST RUNS +1/-1> or <HOME RUNS +1/-1> to edit

the number of runs for the respective team. Use the keypad to type in the value, and

then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Inning

• Press <INNING +1/-1> to increment the inning number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <INNING +1/-1> to decrement the inning number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <INNING +1/-1> to edit the inning number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

B=0 S=0 O=0

*G= 0 H= 0 I= 1

Operation

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At Bat

• Press <AT BAT> to toggle between GUEST AT BAT and HOME AT BAT. The current team

up to bat will have an asterisk (*).

HOME AT BAT B=0 S=0 O=0

G= 0 *H= 0 I= 1

Batter Number

• Press <BATTER NUMBER> to edit the current batter. Use the

keypad to type in the player’s jersey number, and then

press <ENTER*/EDIT> to save.

Hit

• Press <HIT> to toggle between HIT ON and HIT OFF.

• Press <CLEAR HIT & ERROR> to remove all hit (and error) information.

Error

• Press <ERROR> to indicate an error. Use the keypad to

type in the player’s position number, and then press

<ENTER*/EDIT> to save.

• Press <ERROR> again to toggle errors OFF.

• Press <CLEAR HIT & ERROR> to remove all error (and hit) information.

Basketball

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

basketball sport mode.

Basketball Scoring Output:

Team Fouls

• Press <HOME FOULS +1/-1> or <GUEST FOULS +1/-1> to increment the number of team

fouls for the respective team.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HOME FOULS +1/-1> or <GUEST FOULS +1/-1> to

decrement the number of team fouls for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <HOME FOULS +1/-1> or <GUEST FOULS +1/-1> to

edit the number of team fouls for the respective team. Use the keypad to type in the

value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

• Press <CLEAR TEAM FOULS> followed by <ENTER*/EDIT> to

remove all team foul information for both the home and

guest teams.

BATTER EDIT

^^*

ERROR ON

POSITION ^^*

TIME 8:00

H= 0 G= 0 P1

CLEAR TEAM FOULS

ENTER TO CONFIRM

Operation

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Period

• Press <PERIOD +1/-1> to increment the period number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to decrement the period number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to edit the period number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Note: The shot clock only appears in AUTOMATIC MODE.

Football

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

football sport mode.

Football Scoring Output:

Ball On

• Press <BALL ON*> to set the current yard line of the ball.

Use the keypad to type in the value, and then press

<ENTER*/EDIT> to save.

Down

• Press <DOWN +1/-1> to increment the down number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <DOWN +1/-1> to decrement the down number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <DOWN +1/-1> to edit the down number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Yards To Go

• Press <YARDS TO GO*> to edit the number of yards for a

rst down. Use the keypad to type in the value, and then

press <ENTER*/EDIT> to save.

Possession

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HOME SCORE +6/POSS> or <GUEST SCORE +6/POSS>

to set the possession for the respective team. Press the same button again to remove

the possession.

Quarter

• Press <QUARTER +1/-1> to increment the quarter number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <QUARTER +1/-1> to decrement the quarter number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <QUARTER +1/-1> to edit the quarter number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Note: The play clock only appears in AUTOMATIC MODE.

TIME 12:00

H= 0 G= 0 Q1

BALL ON: EDIT

^^*

TO GO: EDIT

^^*

Operation

12

Hockey/Lacrosse/Field Hockey

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

hockey and lacrosse sport modes. This mode may also be

used for scoring eld hockey.

Hockey/Lacrosse Scoring Output:

Shots On Goal

• Press either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to increment the number of shots

on goal for the respective team.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to

decrement the number of shots on goal for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to

edit the number of shots on goal for the respective team. Use the keypad to type in

the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Period

• Press <PERIOD +1/-1> to increment the period number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to decrement the period number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to edit the period number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Note: The shot clock only appears in AUTOMATIC MODE for lacrosse when using sport

codes 4602, 4603, 4702, or 4703.

Soccer

The following buttons and functions are unique to the soccer

sport mode.

Soccer Scoring Output:

Shots On Goal

• Press either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to increment the number of shots

on goal for the respective team.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to

decrement the number of shots on goal for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by either home or guest <SHOTS ON GOAL +1/-1> to

edit the number of shots on goal for the respective team. Use the keypad to type in

the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Half

• Press <HALF +1/-1> to increment the half number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HALF +1/-1> to decrement the half number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <HALF +1/-1> to edit the half number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

TIME 15:00

H= 0 G= 0 P=1

TIME 45:00

H= 0 G= 0 H1

Operation

13

Tennis

The following buttons and functions are unique to the tennis

sport mode.

Tennis Scoring Output:

Serve

• Press <SERVE> in the appropriate TOP or BOTTOM key

group to turn the serve on or off.

Point

• Press <POINT/DEC> in the appropriate TOP or BOTTOM key group to increment the

number of points for the top or bottom.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <POINT/DEC> in the appropriate TOP or BOTTOM key

group to decrement the number of points for the top or bottom.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <POINT/DEC> in the appropriate TOP or BOTTOM key

group to edit the number of points for the top or bottom. Use the keypad to type in

the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Games Won

• Press <GAMES WON +1/-1> in the appropriate TOP or

BOTTOM key group to increment the number of games

won for the top or bottom.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <GAMES WON +1/-1> in the appropriate TOP or

BOTTOM key group to decrement the number of games won for the top or bottom.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <GAMES WON +1/-1> in the appropriate TOP or

BOTTOM key group to edit the number of games won for the top or bottom. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Reset Game

• Press <RESET GAME/MATCH> followed by <ENTER*/EDIT>

to reset the scores for both sides in the current set.

Reset Match

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <RESET GAME/MATCH> followed by <ENTER*/EDIT> to

reset the scores and sets for both sides in the current match.

TOP=15 2

SELECT ALT ITEM

RESET MATCH

ENTER TO CONFIRM

Tie Break

• Press <TIE BREAK> to enter the tie break mode. This mode allows for entering

individual points one at a time.

• Use the Reset Game function to return to normal operation.

TOP= 0 0

BOT= 0 0 C1

TOP SERVE

ON

GAMES WON- +1

SET 1 TOP 1

RESET GAME

ENTER TO CONFIRM

Operation

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Deuce

• Press <DUECE> to quickly set both top and bottom point values to 40.

Set

• Press <SET +1/-1> to increment the set number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <SET +1/-1> to decrement the set number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <SET +1/-1> to edit the set number. Use the keypad

to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Note: The LCD shows the games won for up to 3 sets, but the All Sport CG is capable of

scoring 5 sets in a match. After 3 sets, the current set number is visible only when

adjusting the games won.

Select Court

When connected to DakTennis software, press <MENU> to

access the Select Court setting. Use the keypad to type

in the desired court number from 1 to 12, and then press

<ENTER*/EDIT> to save. The court number is displayed in the

lower-right corner of the LCD.

Volleyball

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

volleyball sport mode.

Volleyball Scoring Output:

Home/Guest Serve

• Press <SERVE> under the appropriate team to turn the

serve on or off.

Sets Won

• Press <SETS WON +1/-1> under the appropriate team to

increment the number of sets won.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <SETS WON +1/-1> under the appropriate team to

decrement the number of sets won.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <SETS WON +1/-1> under the appropriate team to

edit the number of sets won. Use the keypad to type in the value, and then press

<ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Set

• Press <SET +1/-1> to increment the set number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <SET +1/-1> to decrement the set number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <SET +1/-1> to edit the set number. Use the keypad

to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

SELECT COURT

ENTER TO MODIFY

TIME 1:00

H= 0 G= 0 S1

HOME SERVE

ON

SETS WON: +1

HOME 1

Operation

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Wrestling

The following buttons and functions are unique to the

wrestling sport mode.

Wrestling Scoring Output:

Team Score

• Press <HOME TEAM +1/-1> or <GUEST TEAM +1/-1> to increment the team score for

the respective team.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HOME TEAM +1/-1> or <GUEST TEAM +1/-1> to

decrement the team score for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <HOME TEAM +1/-1> or <GUEST TEAM +1/-1> to edit

the team score for the respective team. Use the keypad to type in the value, and

then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

Match Score

• Press <HOME MATCH +1/-1> or <GUEST MATCH +1/-1> to increment the match score

for the respective team by 1.

• Press <HOME MATCH +2/+3> or <GUEST MATCH +2/+3> to increment the match score

for the respective team by 2.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HOME MATCH +2/+3> or <GUEST MATCH +2/ +3> to

increment the match score for the respective team by 3.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <HOME MATCH +1/-1> or <GUEST MATCH +1/-1> to

decrement the match score for the respective team.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by any <MATCH> key to edit the match score for the

respective team. Use the keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT>

again to save.

Period

• Press <PERIOD +1/-1> to increment the period number.

• Press <CLEAR/ALT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to decrement the period number.

• Press <ENTER*/EDIT> followed by <PERIOD +1/-1> to edit the period number. Use the

keypad to type in the value, and then press <ENTER*/EDIT> again to save.

TIME 2:00

H= 0 G= 0 P1

Troubleshooting

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4 Troubleshooting

The Daktronics All Sport CG connects a control console and video equipment with a

device used to record and display the information� To do this properly, the devices must

be connected correctly�

A combination TV/recording device allows the operator to view the nal output as it is

recorded� By seeing the output on screen, the operator knows instantly if there is not a

proper connection and what part of the system is not working�

Use the following suggestions to troubleshoot some of the more common problems that

may occur with the All Sport CG system�

Troubleshooting Table

Problem Possible Solution

All Sport CG does not turn on.

• Ensure the power adapter is plugged into the wall outlet

and connected to the All Sport CG.

• Ensure the wall outlet has power (breaker is not off).

Video feed does not show on

the output.

• Check the connection between the video source and

the All Sport CG.

• Check the connection between the All Sport CG and the

recording device.

• Ensure the video input supports 720p (HDMI-to-DVI

converters are not supported).

• Ensure the video equipment is ON and working. Refer

to the video equipment user’s manual for further

troubleshooting.

Video does not record

• Ensure the recording device is ON and working. Refer

to the recording device user’s manual for further

troubleshooting.

• Ensure that the video media is not copy protected.

Game-in-progress information

does not show on the output.

• Check the wired or wireless connection between the

All Sport controller and the All Sport CG is in Automatic

mode.

• Ensure All Sport CG is set to a sport whether in Manual or

Automatic mode.

• Ensure the All Sport controller is ON and a code number

has been entered.

Replacement Parts

Description Part Number

Cable; 20', 9 pin-D-Female to 1/4" Phone 0A-1196-0146

SDI-to-HDMI Converter (Optional) A-3018

HDMI-to-SDI Converter (Optional) A-3313901

Power Supply; 18 VDC Wallpack, 6' Cord A-3430138

Power Supply; 12 VDC Wallpack (International) A-4252021

All Sport CG Inserts LL-2612

Cable; 6' HDMI Male-to-Male W-2316

Daktronics P1314 User manual

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