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- Page 1 ALL SPORT PRO OPERATION MANUAL DD5092697 Rev 00 14 June 2023 201 Daktronics Drive Brookings, SD 57006-5128 www.daktronics.com/support 800.325.8766...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Table of Contents Getting Started ������������������������������������1 Basketball Operation �����������������������13 Login ............1 Team Names ..........13 Main Menu ..........1 Main Clock ..........13 Theming ............1 Shot Clocks ..........13 Scoreboards ����������������������������������������2 Recall Shot Clock ���������������������������������13 Period ............13 Create Scoreboard ........2 Possession ..........13 Edit Scoreboard .........3 Bonus ............13 Delete Scoreboard ........3 Scores ............13... - Page 4 Table of Contents Stoppage Time (Count Up Only) ���������21 Period ............21 Scores ............21 Own Goal ����������������������������������������������22 Team Stats ..........22 Possession ..........22 Additional Features with Data Studio ...22 Roster �����������������������������������������������������22 Summary �����������������������������������������������23 Attendance/Officials ���������������������������23 Shootout ������������������������������������������������23 Yellow/Red Cards ���������������������������������24 Scoreboard Model ........24 Scoreboard Stat........24 14 Volleyball Operation ������������������������25 Team Names ..........25...
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Page 5: Getting Started
Getting Started Login Double-click the All Sport Pro desktop icon to open the application in your default web browser. Enter your Username and Password, and then click Login. Refer to Figure 1. Note: For default login credentials and information about resetting forgotten passwords, refer to... -
Page 6: Scoreboards
• Network Interface: Select a network interface number from 1-6 that corresponds to the Configuration # printed on the All Sport Pro interface box. Refer to Figure 5. • Radio Broadcast Group & Radio Channel Number: (Scoreboard Communication must be set to Network or Serial.) Select the appropriate radio settings to... -
Page 7: Edit Scoreboard
Data Source (ERTD): Select the data source number from 1-6 over which to • broadcast Real-Time Data (RTD) to video scoreboards. Leave this set to 1 unless showing multiple games on one display. Click Save when finished. The new scoreboard will appear on the Scoreboards page with relevant communications information visible. -
Page 8: Rules
Rules followed by Rules to view several pre-installed Rules Click the main menu button profiles. Refer to Figure 8. These default rules profiles cannot be edited or deleted, but they may be copied to create custom rules profiles. Note: Click on one or more sport Filters to narrow the list of rules. Figure 8: Rules Copy Rules Profile If none of the pre-installed rules profiles fit the needs of your sport’s level of play, one must... -
Page 9: Users
Users followed by Users to view a list of Click the main menu button users. By default, there will be one “admin” user. Refer to Figure 9. Additional users allow for custom Theming and Display Studio content buttons. Figure 9: Users Create User 1�... -
Page 10: Rosters
Rosters followed by Rosters to view a list of team rosters. Currently, Click the main menu button only four sports include rosters: Baseball, Basketball, Volleyball, and Soccer. Create New Roster 1� Click New. 2� Select an available sport, and then click Create. Refer to Figure 11. Figure 11: Create/Edit Roster 3�... -
Page 11: Settings
3� Enter the Venus Control Suite (VCS) Username and Password. Figure 14: Data Studio Integration 4� Click Save. 5� Click Test Connection to verify All Sport Pro is communicating with Data Studio. • A green check mark will appear for a successful connection. •... -
Page 12: Games
Games The list of created games appears immediately after logging in. Refer to Figure 15. It can also be accessed at any time by clicking the main followed by Games. If a game menu button shows Active, it is currently outputting data. Figure 15: Games Note: Click on one or more sport Filters to narrow the list of games. -
Page 13: Baseball Operation
Baseball Operation Team Names next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team Click the menu button Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed. Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change. Note: If the fixed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. -
Page 14: Hits/Errors/Left On Base
Hits/Errors/Left On Base Click HITS, ERR, or LOB under the appropriate team to increase the team stat. To edit a next to it, and then select +1 or -1. stat, click the menu button Pitch Count The total pitch count is automatically updated for the appropriate team/pitcher as Balls and Strikes are counted. -
Page 15: Mound Visits (Mlb Rules Only)
Mound Visits (MLB Rules Only) Click MOUND VISITS under the appropriate team to decrease the remaining mound visits by 1. To edit the number of remaining mound visits, click the menu button next to it, and then select +1 or -1. Roster and Lineup If rosters will be used, first ensure each team has a roster. -
Page 16: Additional Features With Data Studio
Any player stat can be edited by single-clicking it and typing in the new value using the keyboard. Refer to Figure 24. None of the batting stats currently populate automatically as the game progresses. Figure 24: Edit Batter Stats Following the batting order is the opposing team pitcher. Stats highlighted in light gray may be edited by single-clicking, while stats highlighted in dark gray are updated automatically as the game progresses. -
Page 17: Basketball Operation
Basketball Operation Team Names next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team Click the menu button Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed. Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change. Note: If the fixed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. -
Page 18: Time Outs Left
Time Outs Left next to TIMEOUTS LEFT for the appropriate team and then click – Click the menu button next to FULL or PARTIAL to start the desired time out clock. To cancel the clock, press the stop button Team Fouls Click TEAM FOULS under the appropriate team to increase their total team fouls. -
Page 19: External Player Stats
The Daktronics Scoring-Timing Interface (DSTI) is required (sold separately). Once set up on the same network as DSTI, All Sport Pro will detect the data feed and disable the Roster tab when a game is opened. Refer to Figure 28. -
Page 20: 10 Football Operation
10 Football Operation Team Names next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team Click the menu button Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed. Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change. Note: If the fixed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. -
Page 21: Ball On/Down/To Go
Click and drag the football on the field to set the Ball On yard line; the down marker moves in sync with it. These values, along with the Down, can be manually edited as needed by typing in the new values or clicking the </> or +/- buttons. After updating the information, click Set;... -
Page 22: 11 Lacrosse Operation
11 Lacrosse Operation Team Names next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team Click the menu button Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed. Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change. Note: If the fixed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. -
Page 23: Penalties
Scoreboard Model Since lacrosse is often played on fields that primarily host other sports, the specific Daktronics scoreboard type must be selected in the rules profile to ensure all the correct data is displayed. -
Page 24: 12 Practice Operation
12 Practice Operation The Practice mode allows up to 99 individual segment times for different practice activities, depending on the sport in play. A standard break time between may be added between each segment for more automation, or breaks may be disabled to let the coach control the pace of the practice session. -
Page 25: 13 Soccer Operation
(for example, 45:00 or 90:00). The All Sport Pro operator should stop the game clock when a referee signals the end of stoppage time. -
Page 26: Own Goal
Own Goal If an opposing player scored the goal, select Own Goal. To select the player who made the goal, first go to the Summary (p�23) tab. Click the pencil icon next to the Own Goal entry. In the window that pops up, change the time(s) as needed, select the opposing team player, and then click Save. -
Page 27: Summary
To make a substitution, click on the white soccer ball icon of the player coming in, click on the gray soccer ball icon of the player going out, and then click Save. To quickly clear out the in-game players on a team for a mass substitution, click the X , select all 11 new players, and then click Save. -
Page 28: Yellow/Red Cards
Scoreboard Model Since soccer is often played on fields that primarily host other sports, the specific Daktronics scoreboard type must be selected in the rules profile to ensure all the correct soccer data is displayed. When setting up the soccer Rules, click Advanced to select the Scoreboard Model type. -
Page 29: 14 Volleyball Operation
14 Volleyball Operation Team Names next to a team name and select Team Settings. Enter a Team Click the menu button Name (up to 16 characters) and a Team Short Name (up to 10 characters) as needed. Click Save to keep the new name(s), or click Cancel to discard the change. Note: If the fixed-digit scoreboard features large enough Team Name Message Centers (TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. -
Page 30: Roster
The Daktronics Scoring-Timing Interface (DSTI) is required (sold separately). Once set up on the same network as DSTI, All Sport Pro will detect the data feed and disable the Roster tab when a game is opened. Refer to Figure 46. -
Page 31: 15 Wrestling Operation
(TNMCs), check Bold next to one or both names to use a wider font. This does not affect how team names will appear on a video scoreboard. Weight Class All Sport Pro Wrestling supports up to 20 weight classes. The number of weight classes and their values are determined by the Rules configuration. Refer to Section 3: Rules (p�4). -
Page 32: Blood/Injury/Recovery Timers
Blood/Injury/Recovery Timers In order to start a Blood, Injury, or Recovery timer, the main clock must first be paused by clicking the stop button . Then click the play button next to the appropriate timer for either wrestler. Click the stop button to pause the timer;... -
Page 33: 16 In-Game Tabs
Display Studio that includes all of the common hot buttons desired for use from within All Sport Pro. Figure 49: Display Studio Tab - Configuration with Fanfare Check Enable Fanfare to trigger hot buttons in Display Studio to play automatically when one or both teams score as well as for other sport-specific events. -
Page 34: Horn Tab
Version and then click Start to display the radio test on the scoreboard’s clock digits. Click Stop to return to normal operation (this may take ~30 seconds). For more information about radio tests, refer to the Gen VI Radio Installation Manual (DD2362277), available online at www.daktronics.com/manuals. In-Game Tabs...
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