All Sport Pro: What are the connections for the interface box?
Topic
What are the connections for the All Sport Pro Interface box?
Environment
Components:
Control System: All Sport Pro Suite
Steps
Start Up
- Plug power cord into standard wall outlet or battery pack.
- Connect all signal cables to their appropriate jacks, if they are not already connected. Refer to scoreboard installation manuals and/or site-specific Riser Diagrams for more information.
- Flip the POWER switch on rear of console to the ON position.
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All Sport Pro Interface box
Diagram of connections of the All Sport Pro Interface box
On the back of the All Sport Pro interface, there are the following components:
- LCD – ‘A---’ indicates no data has been received since being powered, otherwise a list of address numbers should be scrolling (numbers continue to scroll after game is disconnected and scoreboard blanks)
- Radio – same as All Sport 5000 console See: All Sport 5000: How to Use the Gen VI Radio Diagnostics Features on a Console
- Network Switch – standard network troubleshooting applies for 2 LED’s of each jack (cable connected, speed of connection, and flashing for active)
- Lantronix – only visible indicator is a sticker with a printed number that must match selection in Scoreboard menu and only one of that number can be connected.
Photo
All Sport Pro Series 2 Interface box
Diagram of connections
See the following for examples.
RISER; STD VIDEO, ALL SPORT PRO S2, WIRED LAYOUT DWG-5426685
RISER; STD VIDEO, ALL SPORT PRO S2, WI-FI LAYOUT DWG-5423878
RISER; STD VID, A/S PRO S2 CONTROL LAYOUT DWG-5424463
The Ethernet cable going to the Daktronics router needs to be on the "Daktronics Network" Ethernet jack.
If using a wired iPad, the Ethernet connection would be made on the "Network" Ethernet jack.
USB to Current Loop Converter
This is used to interface with existing 25-pin connections from All Sport 5000. This convertor takes USB out from the All Sport Pro interface an normalizes into a 25-pin signal to make existing control upgrades easier.
Connect the USB C port to the USB port on the USB to Current Loop Convertor
This normalizes into a 25-pin signal and can be plugged into the 25 pin J box like the All Sport 5000. This works as a retrofit where customers can go back to the All Sport 5000 if needed.
Add the MDP Output in the All Sport Pro interface
Log into the All Sport Pro Interface.
Edit Scoreboard: All Sport Pro: How do I configure a scoreboard?
Choose the Additional MDP Output from the dropdown. This should be the USB port that matches the plug on the All Sport Pro series 2 box.
Switch Output Mode
This is used to send a relay contact to a third party. For example, a signal could go out to a goal light provider when the clock is at 0.
Related Resources
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