The Mp-70, Mp-72 And Mp-73; The Mp-50, Mp-52 And Mp-53; Wireless And Battery Features; Battery Option - Fairplay MP-70 User Manual

Introduction
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The MP-70 is the most popular Trans-Lux/Fair-Play scoreboard controller. It can
operate all standard Trans-Lux/Fair-Play scoreboards. It includes the following
features:

The wireless versions are MP-70 Wireless, MP-72 G2 Wireless and MP-
73 G3 Wireless.

Optional remote, hand-held control switches, which plug directly into the
MP-70/72/73, which are available for game clock, shot clock and field
timer control. (For more information on hand switches, see
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AND WITCHES
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Capability to operate multiple scoreboards and shot timers
simultaneously. Electronic foul/point memory for basketball allows the
operator to enter up to the fouls and points for up to 15 players per team.
Team name data tracking (for more information, see
T MP-50, MP-52
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The MP-50 is a less expensive but easy-to-use controller which can run basic
Trans-Lux/Fair-Play scoreboards that display a limited amount of information.
The wireless versions are MP-50 Wireless, MP-52 G2 Wireless and MP-53 G3
Wireless.
Unlike the MP-70, the MP-50 cannot run basketball shot clocks, football field
timers, or a hand switch connector that can be used for any sports. Because of
these limitations, the MP-50 is most frequently used for baseball scoreboards;
however, it can be used for other sports as well.
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IRELESS AND ATTERY
Both the MP-70 and MP-50 are capable of wireless and battery options.
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ATTERY OPTION
The battery-powered versions of the MP-70 and MP-50 provide flexibility, as you
can use them indoors and outdoors in areas with limited electrical connections.
Additional information can be found in Battery Option on page 135.
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MP-73
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(MP-70 ) on page 11.
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MP-53
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EATURES
MP-70/50 • MP-72/52 • MP-73/53 • PN 98-0002-29 • REV 1709.13
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