WESTERSTRAND LED190 BASIC User manual

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Important Safeguards ........................................................................................................................................ 2
System Overview .............................................................................................................................................. 3
Sports ........................................................................................................................................................... 4
Remote Control............................................................................................................................................. 4
Scoreboard Layouts ..........................................................................................................................................
Module 1 ......................................................................................................................................................
Module 2 ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Module 7 ...................................................................................................................................................... 7
Installation ........................................................................................................................................................ 8
Assembly of Scoreboards .............................................................................................................................. 8
Mounting of Shot Clock LED-stripes ............................................................................................................ 9
Connections ................................................................................................................................................ 10
Time and ID Settings .................................................................................................................................. 13
Startup and Configuration ............................................................................................................................... 16
Technical Specifications ................................................................................................................................. 17
Troubleshooting .............................................................................................................................................. 18
Cable Layings ................................................................................................................................................. 18
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LED190/ 50 BASIC

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Important Safeguards
Read all these instructions and save them for later use
Do not place this product on an unstable cart, stand or table. The product may fall, causing
serious damage to the product and/or person.
Slots and openings in the cabinet and the back are provided for ventilation to ensure reliable
operation of the product and to protect it from overheating, these openings must not be
blocked or covered. This product should never be placed near or over a heat source. This
product should not be placed in a built-in installation unless proper ventilation is provided.
Never push objects of any kind into this product through cabinet slots as they may touch
dangerous voltage points or short out parts that could result in a risk of fire or electric shock.
f installation is required, it must only be done by appropriately skilled personnel. For
permanently installed equipment, a certified electrician must perform the installation.
Except as explained elsewhere in the operating manual, do not attempt to service this product
yourself. Removing covers may expose you to dangerous voltage points or other risks. Refer
all servicing in those compartments to a service technician.
Product that intents to be connected to mains as a permanent installation shall be connected
by a readily accessible safety switch.
f the product is equipped with a plug (grounding type) this shall be connected to an outlet that
is intended for the product. The plug must be easy to disconnect without moving or dismantle
the product.

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System Overview
The BASIC system consists of a number of different modules that can be can be set up in different
combinations. The scoreboards are meant for indoor use. The most common add on modules are the penalty
module (Module 2), the foul module (Module 7) and the shot clocks (Module 4).
Module 7 Module 2 Module 2 Module 7
Home Home Module 1 Guest Guest
Module 4 Remote Control
Module 1 and the remote control are the base of the system. The remote control is delivered with
preprogrammed rules for each sport. The scoreboard usually has an internal piezo siren but can also be
delivered with an external siren (Option). The system can be hardwired or controlled via radio.
Module 2 is used to show penalties in sports like handball and ice hockey. Some versions can also be used to
show set results in sports like volleyball.
Module 7 shows player number and foul dots for each player. There is also a version that shows player
results.
Module 4, the shot clock, can be ordered with or without match clock. Shot clocks with match clock (FIBA
version) can also be connected to a LED-stripe. The shot clock is controlled by a handle that is connected
to the remote control.

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Sports
The remote control can be programmed with several sports, listed below. The sports are described in separate
manuals.
Handball
Basketball
Basketball with player score
Volleyball
Futsal
Tennis
Table tennis
Badminton
Floorball
Indoor Football
Ice hockey
Korfball
Mini-Football
Remote Control
The remote control can be hardwired or control the scoreboard via radio.
The radio remote has an internal rechargeable lithium ion battery which can be charged with the included
battery eliminator. When the battery is being charged, a red LED is lit next to the power connector. When the
battery is fully charged, the LED turns green.
Never try to replace the battery on your own. The battery must always be replaced by a service technician and
only with a battery of the same type.
Note! Installing the wrong type of battery can result in a damaged product and/or fire.
When the battery is discharged below a certain level, the remote will automatically be turned off. To restart the
remote, the charger must be connected.
After the remote is turned off by the software due to low battery charge, it might be possible to restart it without
connecting the charger. In this case, it will be turned off again in a few minutes. If this is done several times, the
battery might be discharged to a level where the remote will not start at all, until the battery has been recharged
to a certain level. This can take up to 30 minutes. During this time, both LED:s might be on for some time.
What happens when the remote is turned off?
The remote control is continuously saving all information in an internal memory. When it is turned off or
unplugged, the data is saved and can be restored when the remote is restarted. If a match was running when the
remote was turned off, the question “Restore Data?” will be shown at startup. Press [Yes] to restore the match or
[No] to go to the start menu.

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Scoreboard Layouts
Different sports are shown in different ways on the scoreboards. This is described in the pictures below.
Module 1
BASKETBALL FUTSAL
HANDBALL / FLOORBALL TENNIS
VOLLEYBALL BADMINTON / TABLE TENNIS
Score
Team
foul
Time
-
out
Match time
Match indicator
Start/stop
Period
Ball
Possession
Score
Team
foul
Time
-
out
Match time
Match indicator
Start/stop
Period
Score
Time
-
out
Match time
Period
Match indicator
Start/stop
Penalty
time
Current set
Serve
Player changes /
Time
-
out
Set
Time
-
out
Score
Score
Set
Current set
Serve
Serve
Score
Current set
Game
Set

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Score
Time-out
Match time
Period
Match indicator
Start/stop
Penalty
time
10-min
penalty
Player number
1/100 sec
Time keeping
Clock started
/stopped
Weight Player
number
1/10 kg
Attempt Match time
Clock started
/stopped
Score
Time-out
Period
Match time
Match indicator
Start/stop
Penalty
time
Score
Match indicator
Start/stop
Match time
Period
Score
Warning
Rond
Match indicator
Start/stop
Match time

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Module
Module 2 exists in two versions, one for multisport and one for ice hockey. The multisport version can display
both penalties and results from previous sets. The ice hockey version only has three digits for showing time and
can only show penalties.
Module 7
Variant 1 Variant 2
Variant 1: Individual foul with variable player numbers
Variant 2: Individual foul with variable player numbers and score per player.
Penalty
times
Player
numbers
Previous set
results
Penalties Set results
Set
number
Foul dots
Player numbers
Player
score
Player numbers
Foul dots

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Installation
Assembly of Scoreboards
IMPORTANT! The front glass must NOT be removed when the scoreboard is mounted.
On radio controlled system, attach the included antennas both on top of the scoreboard and on the
remote control unit.
For scoreboards in 110-housing intended for mounting outdoor or in ice rinks: Install the scoreboard
according to drawing 081716-00.
For scoreboards meant for indoor wall mounting, see the picture below for mounting options.
Holders are included in the delivery.

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Mounting of Shot Clock LED-stripes
The LED-stripes for the FIBA shot clocks are delivered as strips of 30cm and are placed and connected to fit the
backboard. They are attached to the backboard by included double sided tape. The strips are connected to each
other with attached connectors, see the picture below. The LED-stripe that has both red and yellow LED:s is
placed on the top of the backboard and is connected with two connectors. The stripe with only red LED:s is
placed around the rest of the backboard and is only connected with one connector.
See chapter “Connections” for instructions on how to connect the LED-stripe to the shot clock.

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Connections
Document 4287 shows cable specifications and layouts for the most common sport systems.
Note: For service purpose, all connected cables should have a spare length of at least 40cm.
The power is connected to the supply cord on the scoreboard. All other connections are made on the circuit
board according to the picture below. The connections are usually located in the bottom left of the scoreboard.
External Horn
The scoreboard is normally delivered with a built in piezo siren. When an external siren is used, connect the
12V signal to one of the “External horn” outputs in the picture. Connect + to + and – to –. Connect the power
supply cord to 230VAC.
Add-On Modules
Add-on modules, such as penalty and foul modules, are connected to the main scoreboard using the “Extra
modules” connectors. Any of the connectors can be used. If more than two extra modules are used, they can be
connected to the closest module with an unused connector.
DCF, WL-receiver and Time code (TC)
DCF and WL-receiver: Attach the DCF-antenna according to the figure above. – to –, + to + and DCF to DCF.
See section “Time and ID Settings” for DIP and jumper settings.
TC: Connect +IMP to +IMP and –IMP to –IMP. See the next page for DIP and jumper settings.
Note that DCF has a limited range and will not work in all regions.

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Remote Control, Hardwired Version
Connect the remote control connection box to the scoreboard according to the picture below. The shield must
only be connected in the scoreboard end. If the scoreboard will be controlled from more than one location,
several connection boxes can be connected in parallel.
Remote Control, Radio Version
Make sure that antennas are connected to both the scoreboard and the remote control. Connect the power supply
to the remote control. First, connect the power to the scoreboard. Then turn the remote on by using the on/off
switch on the back of the remote.
If the main scoreboard is not on when the remote is started, a message “Error: Radio out of range” will be
shown. If this is the case, turn the remote off, start up the scoreboard and then restart the remote control.

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External Radio Receiver
Normally the radio is placed inside the scoreboard and is connected at delivery. If an external receiver is used,
connect it according to the picture below.
Scoreboards with Text Matrix
If a PC is used to display text on the scoreboard, connect RS48 to a separate connection terminal according to
the pictures below. Note that the polarity of ‘A’ and ’B’ can differ between different manufacturers of RS48
modems. When using Moxa modems, always connect ‘D-‘ to ’A’ and ’D+’ to ’B’.

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Slave Scoreboards
When using more than one Module 1, connect the slave to the master using connection boxes 40 36-32
according to the picture below. Any of the four screw terminals can be used. More than one slave board can be
connected in parallel.
FIBA / Shot Clocks and LED-stripes
On FIBA modules and shot clocks, the connections are sometimes placed on the backside of the display.
Connect RS48 and the LED-stripes according to the pictures below. Connect the red LED-stripe to the output
labelled “1R” and the yellow LED-stripe to the output labelled “2Y”.
RS485
Red LED-stripe
Yellow LED-stripe

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Time and ID Settings
Time synchronization and ID settings are usually configured at delivery and don’t need to be changed. They are
set using jumpers and DIP-switches on the circuit board.
Time Synchronzation
Jumper ‘P3’ is used to select the type of time synchronization.
Synchronization Type Jumper P3 Software Version
DCF and WL receivers
Mounted
>=121
TC
Not mounted
>=122
TC
-
pol.
Not mounted
>=147
-pole DIP-switch P3
8-pole DIP-switch

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ID Settings
When using radio, the scoreboards can be set to different ID:s so that more than one remote control can be used.
DIP 1 and 2 on the -pole DIP-switch is used for this, according to the table below. This is usually set at
delivery and the scoreboards marked with the set ID:s.
DIP ID
xxx--
1
xxx-1
2
xxx2-
3
xxx21
4
To change the ID:s in the remote control, press [Menu] from the start screen and then [Radio Address]. The
digits shown on the screen are the scoreboard ID:s that the remote control will send data to. Five different ID:s
can be selected. Activate or deactivate an ID by pressing the corresponding numeric button.
Example:
The radio remote control should send data to scoreboards with ID1 and ID2, but shows ”1234 ”. Deactivate ID
3, 4 and by pressing the [3], [4] and [ ] buttons. Now only “12” will be shown on the display.

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Startup and Configuration
Turn on power to the scoreboard. Connect the wired remote control to the connection box or turn on the radio
remote control. At startup, the available sports are shown in the remote control display. If more than 8 sports are
available, a button named [Next] will be shown. Press [Next] to show the next 8 sports.
There is also a [Menu] button in the start screen. Press [Menu] to change the settings of the remote control.
Select Extra Modules
If there are extra modules to show penalties, fouls or player scores, they must be activated in the remote control.
This is normally set at delivery. Select [Modules] to activate or inactivate a module. The following modules
exist:
Penalty Module – Module for showing individual penalties.
Foul Module – Module for showing individual fouls.
Player Stats Module – Boards for showing player score in basketball and handball. If player score shall
only be shown in basketball, the module can be inactivated in the sport settings for handball by
selecting [Menu] [Sport Settings] [Handball] [Player Stats Module].
Depending on which modules are activated, different functions are available in the remote control.
Under the modules settings, the system type, ”Basic LED190/2 0” or ”Basic LED300”, can be set. This is set at
delivery and should not be changed.
Real-Time
Press the [Real-Time] button to change the settings for real-time. The following choices are shown:
Set Real-Time: Press to set the real-time.
Show: Show the real-time on the scoreboard.
Hide: Remove the real-time from the scoreboard.
Automatic display on: The real-time will automatically be shown on the scoreboard 8 seconds after the
remote control has been turned off or unplugged.
Automatic display off: Inactivates the automatic display of real-time.
Change Language
To change the language, press button [Change Language] and then select the correct language. This is normally
set at delivery.

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Technical Specifications
Common specifications:
Operation temperature
0°C
-
+40°C
Transmit frequency
(Radio):
868,9 MHz
Range
(Radio):
Max 100m
Power supply
100
-
240VAC, 0/60 Hz
Part number
Description
Weigh
t
(kg)
Dim. (WxHxD)
(mm)
Power
(W)
Digit
size
(mm)
Read-
ability
(m)
117601
-
0
2
LED190
-
BASIC
-
hardwired
14
1400x900x 0
7
190/140
7
117601
-
0
4
LED190
-
BASIC
-
radio
14
1400x900x 0
7
190/140
7
117601
-
1
2
LED190
-
BASIC Ice hockey
-
hardwired
13
1400x900x 0
4
190/140
7
117601
-
1
4
LED190
-
BASIC Ice hockey
-
radio
13
1400x900x 0
4
190/140
7
117601
-
2
2
LED190-BASIC Ice hockey/shot -
hardwired
13,
1400x900x 0
6
190/140
7
117601
-
2
4
L
ED190
-
BASIC Ice hockey/shot
-
radio
13,
1400x900x 0
6
190/140
7
117602
-
0
2
Module 2 Penalty/Set LED190
2 x 7
2 x 6 0x900x 0
2 x 0
140
6
117602
-
1
2
Module 2
Penalty LED 190
2 x 7
2 x 6 0x900x 0
2 x 0
140
6
117607
-
02
Modul
e
7
Variable player numbers
2 x 10
2 x 620x12 x 0
2 x 100
60
0
117621
-
0
2
LED2 0
-
BASIC
-
hardwired
30
2000x12 0x 0
100
2 0/190
120
117621
-
0
4
LED2 0
-
BASIC
-
radio
30
2000x12 0x 0
100
2 0/190
120
117621
-
1
2
LED2 0
-
BASIC
Ice hockey
-
hardwired
28
2000x12 0x 0
80
2 0/190
120
117621
-
1
4
LED2 0
-
BASIC
Ice hockey
-
radio
28
2000x12 0x 0
80
2 0/190
120
117621
-
2
2
LED2 0-BASIC Ice hockey/shot count -
hardwired
29
2000x12 0x 0
110
2 0/190
120
117621
-
2
4
LED2 0-BASIC Ice hockey/shot count -
radio
29
2000x12 0x 0
110
2 0/190
120
117622
-
0
2
Modul
e
2
Penalty
/Set LED2 0
2 x 1
2 x 900x12 0x 0
2 x 6
190
7
117622
-
1
2
Modul
e
2
Penalty
LED 2 0
2 x 14
2 x
900x12 0x 0
2 x 60
190
7
117627
-
1
3
Modul
e
7
Variable player numbers
2 x 2
2 x 900x19 0x 0
2 x 100
120
0
117627
-
1
8
Module 7 Variable player numbers/Goals
2 x 30
2 x 1100x19 0x 0
2 x 200
120
0
117604
-
02/
-
78
Modul
e
4
Shot clock
2
x 3,3
2 x
00x300x9
2 x 20
190
7
117604
-
0
4
Modul
e
4
Shot clock
2 x
2 x 460x280x44,
2 x 20
190
80
117604
-
22
Modul
e
4
Shot clock
2 x
2 x 460x280x44,
2 x 20
190
80
117624
-
02/
-
78
Modul
e
4
Shot clock
FIBA
2 x 9
2 x 900x700x110
2 x 40
2 0/140
120/6
117624
-
04/
-
22
Modul
e
4
Shot clock
FIBA
2 x 9
2 x 630x 60x70
2 x 40
2 0/140
120/6

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Troubleshooting
If there are radio disturbances
Check that the antennas are correctly mounted on all scoreboards and on the remote control and that
there are no visible damages.
One scoreboard is always set to “server” and must be powered for the radio to work.
If there are several Westerstrand sport systems in adjacent sport halls, they might interfere with each
other. In this case, the solution is to set the systems to different ID:s.
If the information on the board is blinking
If two remote controls are set to the same ID, the scoreboard will alternate between the information from
each remote, causing it to blink. In this case, make sure that only one remote with a specific ID is on.
Nothing is Shown on the Scoreboard
Check that the power is connected to the scoreboard.
Check that the correct radio address is set in the remote control.
Cable Layings
For indoor scoreboards, cables for connecting the different add-on modules are included in delivery. Cables for
connection of shot clocks, remote control, slave scoreboards and LED-stripes are not included.
For scoreboards in 110-housing, intended for outdoor use or in ice rinks, no cables are included.
Cable specifications and cable laying drawings for the most common system types are shown in document 4287.
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