Nautronic NG12 User manual

Service Manual
NG12
2008 - present

Service Manual NG 12 –Contents
Block diagram .....................................................................................................................................................2
Installation instructions......................................................................................................................................3
NG08 and NG12 scoreboards, LED troubleshooting ..........................................................................................4
Naucon-1000 test, Description of Naucon-1000 test menus.............................................................................6
NGMCB in outdoor scoreboards, How to replace............................................................................................10
MCB sw update, Description of how to update NG08/NG12 Scoreboards......................................................13
NG08 and NG12, How to find the DIP-switches...............................................................................................14
NG12, DIP settings and functions.....................................................................................................................15
NG12 DIP settings, Main scoreboards..............................................................................................................18
NG12 DIP settings, Main and side scoreboards ...............................................................................................20
NG12 DIP settings, Synchronized shot clocks...................................................................................................24
NG12 DIP settings, Stand-alone Tennis ............................................................................................................26
NG12 DIP settings, Stand-alone Squash ...........................................................................................................28
NG12 DIP settings, Stand-alone soccer ............................................................................................................30
NG12 Board zone SW 2.15, Documentation of how board zone works in NG12 ............................................32
NG08 and NG12 generation, How to replace the horn in the main scoreboards............................................39
NG08 and NG12 generation, How to replace digits .........................................................................................40
NG08 and NG12, DIP settings for main scoreboard .........................................................................................41
NG12, NG12 sideboard and text display DIP settings ......................................................................................43
Naucon-1000 cable connection, Description of cable connection...................................................................48
Find spare parts for NGMCB.............................................................................................................................51
Find spare parts for Naucon 10, 20, 30, 40 ......................................................................................................52
Find spare parts for NGI-85 ..............................................................................................................................53
Find spare parts for Naucon-1000....................................................................................................................54
NG12 spare parts, spare parts list ....................................................................................................................55
NGIO, Description of connections for NGIO.....................................................................................................58
NG08 Naucon remote control and scoreboard, How to change addresses.....................................................61
NG08 Stand-alone shot clocks PAN ID, DIP switch settings .............................................................................63
How to open the scoreboard............................................................................................................................69
NG08 DIP settings –standard...........................................................................................................................70
NG08 DIP settings –football, etc......................................................................................................................71
NG08 DIP settings –shot clocks .......................................................................................................................72

Peripheral equipment:
DCF-receiver
Goal lamps
LED strips for backboard
Block diagram
Danmarksvej 1B
DK-8660 Skanderborg
Tel.: [phone]
scoreboar[email protected]
nautronic.com
Naucon-1000
Scoreboard
NGMCB
NGIO
Digits
Text displays
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Danmarksvej 1B DK-8660 Skanderborg
Tel.: [phone] scoreboar[email protected]
nautronic.com
Installation instructions Scoreboard connections
Shot clocks
NC26760
Naucon-1000 controlpanels
Backboard
«LED strips »
NA2164
NX33001
NG112 NG112
T
erminator resistor 330 ohm
is s
tandard mounted.
Please disconnect 230 V
AC
and swit
ch the terminated
connector to the last board
of the enr
e net.
Main
scoreboard
Sideboard
“HOME”
top
Sideboard
“GUEST”
top
Sideboard
“HOME”
bottom
Sideboard
“GUEST”
bottom
PLEASE NOTE …
Cables between control units and scoreboards are not provided. NauNetcable specifications: CAT5
cable with RJ45 connectors. Maximum cable length 500 me- ters. If the cable length exceeds 500 meters, contact Nautronic for instructions.
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D1
MAIN
F3
1AT
250V
D2
230V
D2
D1
F3
J2
Wireless module
J3 J4
D8 D7 D6 D5 D4 D3
F2 F1
NAUCON-1000 – QUICK GUIDE | 10
HARDWARE PROBLEMS: Locate the problem with a little help from
the diodes and the illustration below, Fig. 8.
Trouble shooting
D1
Power connection OK.
OFF, control power connection
D2
F3 230V fuse OK.
OFF, change*F3 (1AT)
D3
F1 12VDC horn OK.
OFF, change*F1 (5AT)
D4
F2 24VDC digits OK.
OFF, Change* F2 (5AT)
D5
24VDC for Naucon-1000.
Remove all plugs connected to J2, J3 and
J4. If D5 light turns on, there might be
a short circuit in the cables or in Nau-
con-1000.
D6
Naucon-1000: Flashing when data is re-
ceived through cable or wireless.
Naucon 10, 20, 30, 40: Only a short flash
when button is activated.
OFF, no data received.
D7
Always flashing. Internal operation
OFF, change NGMCB or call service.
D8
Naucon 1000:
Flashing when wireless data is received.
→ Wireless module must be installed for
D8 to function.
→ Make sure Naucon-1000 is turned on.
Naucon 10, 20, 30, 40:
Only a short flash when button is activated.
*
Change of fuse. Press top of fuse holder
and turn counter-clockwise.
Fig. 8 – Normally placed at the bottom of the scoreboard Power connection
Important noce
Before calling nautronic for service please go through the above instrucons step by step
and make notes.
5AT 5AT
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NG08 and NG12
Scoreboards
LED Troubleshooting
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4.2 NT Control Panel.
If the Power LED ON:
If wired connect NT Control Panel to the Scoreboard.
If wireless, turn the NT Control Panel ON.
If the NT Control Panel dose not respond and the Displays do
not show text, the NT Control Panel is damaged and must be
sent to repair.
Power LED OFF:
NT Control Panel - Cabled:
Check the Cable connected between the Scoreboard system and the NT Control Panel.
Check the Wall connector.
NT Control Panel - Wireless:
Exchange the battery charger. Let the wireless NT Control Panel charge for approximately 30
minutes.
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Naucon-1000 test
Description of Naucon-1000
test menus
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Test Menus Naucon-1000
Board info
To enter the Board info menu press:
’Menu’ -> ’Exit Sport’ -> ’General Setup’ -> ’Board Info’
Diagnostic menu.
The Diagnostics menu can be entered by pressing the desired address button in the Board info menu,
example 11 on the display. The Naucon-1000 will enter a Diagnostic menu where all information of the
Scoreboard is available.
When the Diagnostic menu is opened, the Scoreboards address will be shown in the Home score, Zone in
the Guest score and the software version in the Game time/Day time clock digits.
Diagnostic menu explained:
Text
Description
12V In
12VAC supply for the NGMCB.
12V Fuse
12 VDC Fuse F1.
24V In
24VAC supply for the NGMCB
24V Fuse
24 VDC Fuse F2
Naunet 24V
24 VDC for the digits
Naunet GND
Ground/GND for the NGMCB
Extra 24V
NGP-85 24V supply. NGP-85 is not mounted in all Scoreboards.
Extra Relay
Relay mounted in the NGP-85. NGP-85 is not mounted in all Scoreboards.
DCF77
NG-DCF receiver. DCF77 receiver is optional.
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Naucon-1000 test Description of Naucon-1000
test menus
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Text
Description
DIP1
Dip setting of DIP1 in the NGI-85.
DIP2
Dip setting of DIP2 in the NGI-85.
DIP3
Dip setting of DIP3 in the NGI-85.
Diagnostic
Shows checksum of diagnostics information
Wireless Power
Wireless power, which can be adjusted from 0 to 17 for test purpose only.
Total retry count
Total retries of sent packets to the Scoreboard.
Send packets
Number of packets sent from the Naucon-1000 unit.
Receive packets
Number of packets the Naucon-1000 has received from the Scoreboard.
Board receives
Number of packets the NGMCB has received from the Naucon-1000 unit.
Packet loss
Lost packets.
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Naucon-1000 test
Description of Naucon-1000
test menus
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Diagnostic troubleshooting guide.
This troubleshooting guide explains how the Diagnostic menu can be used.
Function
OK
Error
Fault
Relay 1
OK
Error
Cable or Horn connected to J7 faulty.
Relay 2
OK
Error
Cable or Horn connected to J8 faulty.
Relay 3
OK
Error
NG-Out or LED-Strip connected to J9 faulty.
12V In
OK
Error
No 12VAC supply.
12V Fuse
OK
Error
Fuse F1 blown.
24V In
OK
Error
No 24VAC supply.
24V Fuse
OK
Error
Fuse F2 blown.
Naunet 24V
OK
Error
Fuse F2 blown.
Naunet GND
OK
Error
Possible short circuit on equipment connected to
the NGMCB.
Extra 24V
OK
Error
*Fuse F12 blown.
Extra Relay
OK
Error
*N/A
DCF77
OK
Error
**NG-DCF has bad reception or is not installed
correct.
DIP1
Default is 0 –00000000.
DIP2
Default is 0 –00000000.
DIP3
Default is 11 –00001011.
Diagnostic
Shows checksum.
Wireless Power
0-17. Can only be edited when test is started.
Press the Start test and thereafter the Reset test button at the bottom of the screen, for the Wireless-
test to begin.
Description.
OK.
Error.
Fault.
Total retry count
0
Counting.
Error in communication, see below.
Send packets
***Counting.
0
If 0, the radio in the Naucon-1000 could be
faulty.
Receive packets
***Counting
0
If 0, the radio on the NGMCB could be faulty.
Board receives
***Counting
0
If 0, the radio in the Naucon-1000 could beaulty.
Packet loss
0
Counting
Lost packets.
* Only displayed on Scoreboards with NGP’s mounted.
** Only displayed on Scoreboards with NG-DCF module mounted.
***Should approximately show the same value.
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Naucon-1000 test Description of Naucon-1000
test menus
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Service Menu Tests
To enter the service menu press:
‘Menu’->’Exit Sport’->’General Setup’->Service Menu’->enter code:’1166’.
Browse to page 6/7.
Test menu: This function is used to test the Scoreboard digits, dots and Text displays.
Test 1: When selected, all digits and dots are turned on. If text displays are installed, they
will show the address of each individual text board:
Home team text display = 0 1 2 3 5
Combined team text display = 0 1 2 4 5
Guest team text display = 88 89 90 91 92
Home Sideboard text displays line 1 = 8 9 10
Home Sideboard text displays line 2 = 12 13 14
…
Guest Sideboard text displays line 1 = 136 137 138
Guest Sideboard text displays line 2 = 140 141 142
…
Test 2: When selected, all digits count from 0 to 9. Dots turn on and off, from the bottom up.
The text displays will keep showing the adresses.
Test 3: When selected, groups of digits in the Main Scoreboard are turned on, from the top
down. The text displays will keep showing the adresses.
Test4: When selected each text line at a time will turn all LEDs on for a few seconds followed
by ‘Done’. The digits and Dots will be off.
Test handles: This function is used to test if a control handle is functioning correct.
Test-sheet: When a button is pressed on the control handle, the following numbers appear
in the Test handles box.
Start Game time = 1
Stop Game time = 2
Start/Stop Shot clock time = 3.
Reset Shot clock time = 4.
Shotclock Time2 = 34
Game Horn = 5
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NGMCB in Outdoor
scoreboards
How to replace
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Removing NGMCB in outdoor scoreboards
Remove the power cable from the scoreboard.
Remove the three screws holding the cover.
Remove the cover.
Remove the two screws holding the insert.
Carefully pull out the insert.
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NGMCB in Outdoor
scoreboards
How to replace
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Remove the 7 screws holding the cover of the insert.
Remove the cover from the insert. Use a flat-tip screw
driver to pry open the cover starting from the back. The
cover is very tight.
Remove the two screws and the retaining plate holding
the NGMCB board.
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NGMCB in Outdoor
scoreboards
How to replace
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Pull out the NGMCB by holding the three RJ45
connectors.
Push in the new NGMCB. Make sure the connectors are
completely mated.
Reassemble the insert and scoreboard.
If the scoreboard is controlled by a Naucon-1000 the board zone setup has to be transmitted to the
scoreboard.
Make sure the scoreboard is turned on and within range of the Naucon-1000.
1. Turn on the Naucon-1000.
2. Exit to the Select sport menu.
3. Enter the General Setup.
4. Enter the Service menu.
5. When prompted for a password, enter 1166.
6. Select page 3.
7. Enter Board zones setup.
8. Press Accept to transmit the board zones to the scoreboard.
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MCB sw update Description of how to
updateNG08/NG12 scoreboards
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January 5,2012
1. How to update software in scoreboard
The main board for the scoreboard is placed at the bottom of the scoreboard, where the power cable
for the scoreboard is connected.
1. First remove power from scoreboard
2. Insert SD-card with ngmcb.bin file placed in the root
3. Reconnect power to scoreboard
4. During programming the yellow LED is lid constantly, when the programming is
finished the yellow LED will start flashing
Programming is now finished, the scoreboard will display its software version in match time. The SD
card can be removed.
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NG08 and NG12
How to find the DIP-
switches
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1. How to find the DIP-switches.
1. Turn of the power of the Scoreboard.
2. Locate the NGI-85 power-box in the buttom of the
Scoreboard.
3. Remove the four screws and the see-through
plastic cover.
4. Pull the NGI-85 power-box gently out of the
Scoreboard frame.
5. The DIP-Switches are located in the top left
corner.
DIP3 DIP2 DIP1
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NG12 DIP-Settings and Functions
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1. NG12 DIP-Setting information.
This document describes how to read, set and edit the functions of the NG12 generation Scoreboards
via the DIP-Switches DIP1, DIP2 and DIP3.
2. How to read the DIP-Switch.
The black square indicates the position of the switch.
UP is ON and DOWN is OFF.
Example 1.
On this picture all 8 switches are set to OFF.
Example 2.
On this picture, switch 1is set to ON and 2-8 is set to OFF.
3. DIP-Switch location.
The DIP-Switches DIP1, 2 and 3 are located in the upper left corner in the NGI-85, and sets the
functions of the Scoreboard.
DIP3 DIP2 DIP1
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NG12 DIP-Settings and Functions
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4. DIP-Switch functions.
This sheet shows the functions off DIP-Switch 1, 2 and 3.
DIP No. Function ( OFF ) Function ( ON )
3 1 Master. No function. Slave. No function.
3 2 Not used. Not used.
3 3 Not used. Light sensor connected
3 4 Not used. Toggle between date and time
3 5 Handle Type bit 3 (App. selection) No function.
3 6 Handle Type bit 2 (App. selection) * App. Select.
3 7 Handle Type bit 1 (App. selection) * App. Select.
3 8 Handle Type bit 0 (App. selection) * App. Select.
2 1 Fixed Wireless Channel OFF (Scan) Fixed Wireless Channel ON.
2 2 NauBee Fixed Wireless Channel bit 1 Fixed Wireless Channel bit 1 ON.
2 3 NauBee Fixed Wireless Channel bit 0 Fixed Wireless Channel bit 0 ON.
2 4 Not used. Not used.
2 5 Not used. Not used.
2 6 DCF77 GMT SIGNED BIT = PLUS DCF77 GMT SIGNED BIT = MINUS.
2 7 DCF77 GMT BIT 1 = 0 HOURS DCF77 GMT BIT 1 = 2 HOURS.
2 8 DCF77 GMT BIT 0 = 0 HOURS DCF77 GMT BIT 0 = 1 HOURS.
1 1 Board Address bit 7 (MSB) Scoreboard address 128.
1 2 Board Address bit 6 Scoreboard address 64.
1 3 Board Address bit 5 Scoreboard address 32.
1 4 Board Address bit 4 Scoreboard address 16.
1 5 Board Address / Handle ID bit 3 Scoreboard address /Naucon handle ID 8.
1 6 Board Address / Handle ID bit 2 Scoreboard address /Naucon handle ID 4.
1 7 Board Address / Handle ID bit 1 Scoreboard address /Naucon handle ID 2.
1 8 Board Address / Handle ID bit 0 Scoreboard address /Naucon handle ID 1.
4.1 Application select.
This sheet shows how the applications are selected via DIP-Switch 2 and 3.
*App. Select. DIP2, No. DIP3, No.
Default, controlled by Naucon-1000. All OFF. All OFF.
**Squash. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 8 ON.
**Tennis. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 7 ON.
**MultTimer. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 7 and 8 ON.
**Soccer. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 6 ON.
**Stand-alone Shot Clock. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 6 and 8 ON.
**Controlled by a Naucon-10/20/30/40.
4.2 Address offset for Scoreboard types.
The sheet shows how the Scoreboard addresses are grouped together.
Scoreboard addresses set on DIP1. Function. Offset.
Scoreboard addresses 10-39. Main and Side Scoreboards. 0.
Scoreboard addresses 40-49. Shot Clocks. 8.
Scoreboard addresses 50-69. Dressing room Clocks. 16.
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NG12 DIP-Settings and Functions
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4.3 Channel Select.
This sheet shows how the channels are selected via DIP switch 2.
Channel select. DIP2, No. Naucon-1000 Wireless Channels.
Fixed channels. 1 ON.
Channel 1. 1 ON. 1
Channel 2. 1 and 3 ON. 2
Channel 3. 1 and 2 ON. 3
Channel 4. 1, 2 and 3 ON. 4
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NG12 DIP Settings
Main Scoreboards
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1. NG12 DIP Settings for Main Scoreboards.
This document describes how the default addresses for Main Scoreboards are set.
The black square indicates that the DIP Switch is pushed up/set to ON.
Each Scoreboard has its own address.
The DIP-switches are located in the Power-box in the bottom of the Scoreboard, also called NGI-85.
1.1 Main Scoreboard.
Address DIP3 DIP2 DIP1
11.
12.
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