Section 1: introduction, 1 system requirements, 2 levels of play – Daktronics DakStats Basketball User Manual
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Introduction
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Section 1:
Introduction
The purpose of this manual is to assist users with the installation and operation of the DakStats
®
Basketball application. The manual includes the following main sections:
Introduction covers the basic information about the program and this manual. Take time to
read the introduction as it defines terms and explains concepts used throughout the manual.
Installation describes the software installation procedures.
Initial Setup, Pregame Setup, In Game Operations, Creating Reports, Importing &
Exporting, Additional Features & Settings, and Using the Keyboard & Hotkeys explain
how to control and configure the application.
Contact Information offers details about who to contact for help.
Index presents an alphabetical listing of important terms and processes.
Appendix contains supplemental information about or for the application.
Daktronics identifies manuals by an ED or DD number located on the cover page of each manual.
Any manuals referenced in this document will be identified by its ED/DD number. For example, this
manual would be referred to as ED18169.
1.1 System Requirements
The DakStats Basketball application has the following recommended requirements:
Windows
®
XP or higher
CPU: 1.0 GHz or faster
Video: 1024 x 768 resolution
Internet Explorer
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6.0 or higher
Memory: 512 MB or more of RAM
1.2 Levels of Play
DakStats Basketball can be used at any level of competition including games, tournaments,
and season statistics for club, high school, college or professional teams. The software is
available with four main entry modes:
Box supports the box statistics entry mode (post game stats entry).
Box Plus includes conferencing features and Web-Sync with the standard Box version.
Play-by-Play has all the features of the previous two plus the ability to enter stats
live during competitions.
Two-Click is a simplified play-by-play mode targeted toward the high school level
that allows operators to click a stat and then click a player.