Product Overview; Scoreboard Installation Preparation; Physical Mounting - Colorado time systems MS-0149 Installation And User Manual

Product Overview

The Otter multiline scoreboards for swimming and track can be used indoors or
outdoors. They feature a lightweight aluminum enclosure and plastic weather covers
over the digits.
For swimming, the scoreboard is operated wirelessly when controlled by a Dolphin
timing system, CTS Gen7 timer or sports console (System 6 or older). When used
wirelessly, the scoreboard is controlled by a certified radio patch antenna that is
mounted internally which keeps it protected from damage. It can be operated wired
when controlled by a CTS sports console or Gen7 timer.
For track, the scoreboard is operated wirelessly, controlled by a RoadRunner timing
system.
The scoreboards also contain ambient light sensors, which can be enabled by Gen7 or
System 6 to detect external light and shadows and then adjust the display so that it
visually maintains the optimal digit intensity.

Scoreboard Installation Preparation

When a board is used outdoors, the power cord must be used in conjunction with an
outdoor-rated receptacle.
**Typically, it is more convenient to complete the Channel and PAN settings (if
necessary) on the ground prior to mounting the board. Instructions are on following
pages.
It is the owner's responsibility to follow all applicable electrical and structural codes.
It is the owner's responsibility to follow all applicable building codes.
Required mounting/installation drawings showing board dimensions, attachment points
and weight are available from www.coloradotime.com

Physical mounting

Determine the location for the scoreboard. It is the owner's responsibility to choose a
location which can support the weight of the scoreboard, which is listed in the installation
drawing. The scoreboard is mounted to a wall, corner, pole or caddy using kits that can
be purchased separately. Follow the instructions that are included with the mounting kit.
Scoreboard support structures are the responsibility of the facility, and must be designed
by a qualified structural engineer to meet all national and local codes. Refer to
scoreboard installation drawing, showing the boards' dimensions, attachment points and
weight.
The board must not be connected to live AC power during installation.
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