Section 3: wired speed of pitch configurations, 1 interface configurations, Section 3 – Daktronics Radar Gun Speed of Pitch Interface User Manual

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Speed of Pitch Wire Configurations

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Section 3:

Wired Speed of Pitch Configurations

3.1 Interface Configurations

Drawing B-130818 shows the four radar gun configurations that are explained in the
following sub-sections. Each configuration corresponds to a radar gun interface kit from
Daktronics. The table below lists the number, description, and Daktronics part number for
each interface kit:

Interface Kit Description

Part #

#1

Radar gun remote from All Sport;
wired scoreboard feed and current loop RTD

0A-1196-0032

#2

Radar gun remote from All Sport;
wired scoreboard feed and RS-232 RTD

0A-1196-0033

#3

Radar gun within 10' (3 m) of All Sport;
wired scoreboard feed and current loop RTD

0A-1196-0034

#4

Radar gun within 10' (3 m) of All Sport;
wired scoreboard feed and RS-232 RTD

0A-1196-0035

Note: The following setups describe the installation of a JUGS radar gun package.
Installation procedure will vary depending on the gun in use. Any substitute gun
must have the ability to output RS-232 signal to work with this system.

Kit #1: Remote Radar Gun

– Current Loop Scoreboard & RTD

In this configuration, the All Sport console receives speed-of-pitch information from a
remotely-located radar gun. The All Sport then transmits the radar data directly to a
scoreboard via current loop signal. Refer to the instructions below and Drawing B-130818 in
Appendix A to set up the system.

1. Connect the 25-pin to 25-pin signal cable (W-1247) between the J6 port on the back of

the All Sport console and the 25-pin J-box (0A-1067-0056).

2. Route one-pair cable minimum (W-1077) from the 25-pin J-box to the scoreboard, and

another to a

1

/

4

" phone J-box (0A-1091-0227) near the radar gun. Refer to the

installation section of the scoreboard manual for signal connection information.

Note: To send the data to a display controller or DSTI, an additional one-pair cable
minimum may be routed to another signal converter (not included in this kit).

3. Connect the

1

/

4

" phone jack cable (W-1236) between the

1

/

4

" phone J-box and the

signal converter (0A-1065-0173). The cable is cut in half, and the other end is
connected to TB1 on the signal converter (red wire to 1 CL1+, black wire to 2 CL1-).
Plug the signal converter into a 120 VAC power source.

4. Connect the 9-pin to 9-pin cable (0A-1000-0121) between the J1 jack on the signal

converter and the 9-pin plug on the 30' (9 m) data cable (W-2453).

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