Nevco MPCX Caractéristiques techniques

Rev: 3/13/12 135-0211

Scoreboard Operator’s Instructions

MPCX Segment Timer Control

Since 1934

Retain this manual in your permanent files

These Instructions are for the Following Models:

LED models:

Incandescent models:

27xx

26xx

25xx

4755

4555-D

1520

1525

1515

1620

1625

1615

1632

SEG-14

SEG-18

9505

9510

9515

9520

9605

9610

9620

9710

9715

SCD-5

SCD-T5

SCD-7

SCD-T7

DGT-6

DGT-5(A)

S60-LED

3500

3502

3504

3514

3515

3516

3520

3525

3534

3550

3555

3656

3657

7504

7505

7516

7520

7524

7525

7530

200

230

24xx

3020

3400

3402

3404

3414

3415

3416

3425

3434

3455

9405

9410

7404

7405

7416

7424

7425

7430

SCD-4

DGT-2

S60

1415

1020

1025

Thank You

Thank You for choosing NEVCO. We appreciate your business.

The following instructions will help you become familiar with the operation and features of the scoreboard

system.

Please take a few minutes to study this manual, and to practice with the control.

If you ever have any questions or comments, please call or email us.

NEVCO GUARANTEE

To view or receive the most recent copy of the Guarantee, please visit our website, www.nevco.com

or call 1-618-664-0360

NEVCO, Inc.

301 East Harris Avenue

Greenville, IL 62246-2151 USA

USA TOLL-FREE 800-851-4040

CANADA TOLL-FREE 800-461-8550

International Telephone: +1-618-664-0360

Website: www.nevco.com

Email: info@nevco.com

Note: Some features may not be available

on some models.

May not be compatible with certain older scoreboards

MPCX Receiver

MPCX

CONTR

(rear

view)

Belt Clip

Battery Compartment

Cover (2 x AA)

TIME ON

Toggles the Auto Advance setting for

the current segment. Auto Advance is

where the segment timer will start

counting down the next segment

when the current one completes.

TIME OFF

Scroll forward and backwards through segments

Saves changes to segments when editing

Skips through segments when running

SEGMENT

TIME, press

once to

change minutes, press twice to change

seconds. Hold to set to 00:00

Add to or Subtract from the selected

feature / also used to select options

HORN KEY, causes immediate

manual sounding of the horn.

LCD Display (16 characters x 2 lines)

Power ON / OFF Switch

OPTIONS key

Allows you to:

Insert a Segment

Set Brightness of Scoreboard

Check Battery Level

Check Signal Strength

Turn Security ON/OFF

Re- link Control

BNC

Connector

(Signal out to scoreboard)

LED Status Indicator

(On steady = Power)

(Blinking = Signal I/O)

Power Input

(9 V DC)

Not Used

Toggles the Auto Horn setting for the

current segment. When enabled the

horn will sound when a segment

completes.

MPCX Segment Timer CONTROL (front view)

TABLE OF CONTENTS

SEGMENT TIMER.........................................................................................................................2

NTRODUCTION

..............................................................................................................................2

ISPLAY

.........................................................................................................................................2

XAMPLE

EGMENT

IMER

ROJECT

.............................................................................................3

MODEL TYPE.................................................................................................................................4

ODEL

YPE

OMPATIBILITY

.......................................................................................................4

Scoreboard............................................................................................................................... 5

Segment Timer..........................................................................................................................5

HANGING

ODEL

YPES

.............................................................................................................5

FACTORY SETTINGS................................................................................................................... 6

EGMENT

IMER

ROJECT

.............................................................................................................6

COREBOARD

ETTINGS

................................................................................................................6

QUICK START GUIDE .................................................................................................................7

EGIN

.......................................................................................................................................7

NSERT A

EGMENT

..................................................................................................................7

DIT A

EGMENT

......................................................................................................................8

TART THE

IMER

....................................................................................................................8

TOP THE

IMER

.......................................................................................................................8

KEYBOARD FUNCTIONS............................................................................................................9

GREETING

SCREEN

......................................................................................................................9

PTION TO

SKIP

SCREEN

...............................................................................................................9

MAIN

SCREEN

.............................................................................................................................10

1. Time ON ............................................................................................................................10

Segment Selection................................................................................................................. 10

Segment Editing ................................................................................................................... 10

Horn Function...................................................................................................................... 11

Time Function...................................................................................................................... 11

MPCX Power function .......................................................................................................... 11

2. Time Off.............................................................................................................................. 11

Segment Selection................................................................................................................. 11

Setting Time......................................................................................................................... 12

Setting Segment Function Options.......................................................................................... 12

Horn Function...................................................................................................................... 13

Inserting a Segment .............................................................................................................. 13

Removing a Segment............................................................................................................. 14

Clearing Multiple Segments................................................................................................... 14

Time Function...................................................................................................................... 14

MPCX Power function .......................................................................................................... 14

3. After SKIP connection or not connected............................................................................14

Segment Selection................................................................................................................. 14

Setting Time......................................................................................................................... 14

Setting Segment Function Options.......................................................................................... 15

Inserting a Segment .............................................................................................................. 15

Removing a Single Segment................................................................................................... 16

Clearing Multiple Segments................................................................................................... 16

MPCX Power function .......................................................................................................... 16

OPTIONS

ENU

.........................................................................................................................17

Standard Options ................................................................................................................... 17

Advanced Options ..................................................................................................................18

Procedure to mate a control and receiver(s) .........................................................................18

TROUBLESHOOTING CHART................................................................................................. 21

FEATURES.................................................................................................................................... 22

SPECIFICATIONS........................................................................................................................22

SEGMENT TIMER

Introduction

A segment timer is used for pacing organized practices. Typically, a segment consists of a practice

event (playbook time, running drills, breaks, etc) that is run for a set period of time. Once the time has expired,

a new segment is entered and the drill changes. The segment timer will count down from the programmed

segment time to zero. The Segment timer control has a maximum of 40 segments.

The MPCX Segment Timer Control controls the Portable Segment Timer and compatible Nevco scoreboards.

The MPCX Segment Timer Control can also be used to run segments on a compatible Nevco scoreboard. The

segment number displays in the “Home Score” position and the time displays in the main time position.

Display

Current Segment

is segment 1

Total Segments Auto Horn Enabled

on segment 1

Auto Advance Enabled

on segment 1

Time Status

Segment 1 time

Example Segment Timer Project

Stretching and Calisthenics

Agility Training

Linemen to the sleds

Backs, Receivers, TE, and QBs to drill routes

Etc.

Players and coaches begin position specific drills

Offense and Defense join to run plays

Seg:

of 5

10:00 Time: ON

Strikes:0

Segment 1

Seg:

of 5

10:00 Time: ON

Strikes:0

Horn Sounds to indicate segment 1 complete

Time On is pressed to begin Segment 2

Segment 2

Horn Sounds to indicate segment 2 complete

Automatically begins time on segment 3

Seg:

of 5

2:00 Time: ON

Strikes:0

Horn does not sound

Automatically begins time on segment 4

Seg:

of 5

10:00 Time: ON

Strikes:0

Segment 3

Segment 4

Seg:

of 5

20:00 Time: ON

Strikes:0

Horn Sounds to indicate segment 4 complete

Automatically begins time on segment 5

Segment 5

Horn Sounds to indicate segment 5 complete

Automatically begins time on segment 1

MODEL TYPE

The Scoreboard settings on the segment timer change the MPC-X to be compatible to different

(compatible) Nevco scoreboard types. There are two settings that are specifically for the segment timer. These

two change the display options for the segment timer.

Model Type Compatibility

Indoor

For Models 27xx, 26xx, 25xx, SEG-14, SEG-18, 9510, 200, 230, SCD-T7,

SCD-7, SCD-T5, SCD-5, SCD-4, 9515, S60-LED, S60, 4755, 4555-D, 9710,

24xx, 9410,

3000 Series

For models 3500, 3502, 3504, 3514, 3515, 3516, 3520, 3525, 3534, 3550,

9505, DGT-5, 9405, 3020, 3400, 3402, 3414, 3415, 3416, 3425, 3434, 3455,

and 9515

7000 Series

For models 7504, 7505, 7516, 7520, 7524, 7525, 7530, 9505, DGT-5, 9405,

7404, 7405, 7416, 7424, 7425, 7430, DGT-2, and 9515

1000 Series

For Models 1520, 1525, 1515, 9505, 9405, and 9515

Standalone Timer

For Models SEG-14 and SEG-18

Standalone Segment only

For Models SEG-14 and SEG-18

Scoreboard Model

Type B (+)

Scoreboard Model

Type C (+)

Scoreboard Model

Type D (+)

Scoreboard Model

Type A (+)

Scoreboard Model

Type E (+)

Scoreboard Model

Type F (+)

Model Type Display Functionality

Scoreboard

Indoor (A), 3000 Series (B), 7000 Series (C), and 1000 Series (D) all display the same on a scoreboard.

•The segment number is recorded in the home score section of the scoreboard.

•Segment time is displayed and counts down in the main time area.

•Auto Horn works the same if the compatible scoreboard has a horn

Segment Timer

Standalone Timer (E) and Standalone Segment (F) display different data on the segment timer.

Standalone Timer (E)

•Flashes the current segment for the first 5 seconds of the segment

•Displays 2 digits of segment time after flashing.

oIf time is above a minute the display will display the minutes in the segment

oIf time is below a minute the display will count down the seconds

Standalone Segment (F)

•Displays the current segment

•Display flashes current segment for the final 10 seconds of the current segment

Changing Model Types

Step 1. Press the button until the display reads

Step 2. Enter the “Code” with the buttons in the sequence

Step 3. Continue pressing the button until the display reads

Step 4. Press the button to toggle thru the scoreboard models until desired model type is displayed

Step 5. When desired model type is displayed press PREVIOUS SEGMENT, NEXT SEGMENT, SET TIME,

TIME OFF, or TIME ON to select model type and save it.

Options

Scoreboard Model

Type F (+)

Enter Code to

Change Settings

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