MPCW-7 Lacrosse

Introduction#

About This Manual#

This manual covers the operation of the MPCW-7 Wireless Scoreboard Controller configured for Lacrosse. It describes every key on the keyboard overlay, every option in the OPTIONS menu (including the lacrosse-exclusive Attack Time feature), and all procedures needed to operate a Nevco lacrosse scoreboard from setup through game play.

The MPCW-7 is a desktop wireless controller. It transmits scoreboard data wirelessly to one or more Nevco receiver units connected to your scoreboard. The controller runs on a 9V DC power supply.

Controller Overview#

The MPCW-7 controller features:

• A 16-character LED display that shows current scoreboard data and menu prompts
• A sport-specific keyboard overlay for Lacrosse
• Wireless transmission to one or more Nevco receivers
• Support for up to 100 saved profiles
• An optional TCS-7 hand-held time control switch for remote TIME ON/OFF operation

Lacrosse-Specific Features#

The Lacrosse configuration includes features not found in other sport configurations:

Attack Time (Shot Clock): An independent shot clock that counts down from a configurable reset time. The Attack Time option includes:

• ST>MT Blank — Automatically blanks the shot clock when main time remaining is less than the shot clock time (prevents shot clock from extending play at end of period)
• Reset Time 1 — First preset shot clock reset value
• Reset Time 2 — Second preset shot clock reset value (for different in-game situations)

Penalties: Home and Guest penalty tracking with direct scoreboard display

Shots and Saves: Goal shots and goal saves tracking for both teams

Period Tracking: Period number displayed on the scoreboard.

Supported Models#

The Lacrosse configuration of the MPCW-7 supports Nevco scoreboard models equipped for lacrosse, including models that support the shot clock (attack time) display. Contact Nevco to confirm specific model support.

Note: The shot clock (Attack Time) feature requires a scoreboard with a dedicated shot clock digit display. Standard scoreboard models without a shot clock segment will not show the Attack Time countdown.

Safety and Power#

Warning: Use only the supplied 9V DC power supply. Using an incorrect supply may damage the controller or void the warranty.

• Connect the 9V DC power supply to the controller before powering on.
• Do not expose the controller to moisture or extreme temperatures.
• Store the controller in a dry location when not in use.

Quick Start#

This chapter walks you through powering on the controller, selecting a lacrosse profile, and entering basic game data so you can get a scoreboard running quickly.

Hardware Setup#

1. Connect the 9V DC power supply to the controller.
2. The LED display illuminates and shows the sport name and software version briefly, then transitions to the main game screen.

If you are using a TCS-7 hand-held time control switch, plug it into the TCS port on the controller before powering on. The TCS-7 provides a remote TIME ON and TIME OFF button for use from the bench or sideline.

Main Screen Layout#

After power-on, the main game screen displays:

• Line: main game clock (MM:SS.s), the time-direction arrow (▼ = stopped), and the current Period (Per:).

When Attack Time (shot clock) is active, the shot clock value is also sent to the scoreboard's shot clock segment.

Selecting a Profile#

The Lacrosse default profile is Profile 92. If you have not changed it, the controller loads this profile automatically.

To scroll to a different profile:

1. Press SCROLL PROFILES.
2. The display shows the current profile number and name.
3. Press SCROLL PROFILES repeatedly to step through saved profiles.
4. Press YES to load the displayed profile.

Tip: Profile 92 is the Lacrosse factory default. See Profiles for saving and recalling profiles.

Setting the Period#

1. Press PERIOD.
2. The display prompts: Period: #◄.
3. Enter the number corresponding to the period and press YES.

Setting the Clock#

1. Press SET.
2. Enter the time in MMSS format (for example, 1500 for 15:00.0).
3. Press YES to accept.

Starting and Stopping Time#

• Press TIME ON to start the clock.
• Press TIME OFF to stop the clock.
• If a TCS-7 is connected, its button also starts and stops the clock.

When time starts, the shot clock (Attack Time) begins counting down automatically if it has been configured and reset.

Scoring a Goal#

1. Press HOME SCORE to add one point to the Home team.
2. Press GUEST SCORE to add one point to the Guest team.
3. To correct a score, press SET then the relevant score key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

Shot Clock (Attack Time) Operation#

The shot clock counts down independently of the main clock.

Resetting the shot clock to Reset Time 1:

Press the ATTACK TIME key (or the key assigned to shot clock reset). The shot clock resets to the configured Reset Time 1 value and begins counting down.

Resetting to Reset Time 2:

Press SHIFT then the ATTACK TIME key to reset to Reset Time 2.

ST>MT Blank behavior:

When ST>MT Blank is enabled in the OPTIONS Attack Time sub-menu, the shot clock display blanks whenever the main clock time remaining is less than the shot clock time remaining. This is the standard NFHS/NCAA rule compliance behavior — it prevents the shot clock from mandating a shot when the period will end before the shot clock expires.

Recording Shots, Saves, and Penalties#

• Press GOAL SHOTS (Home or Guest) to record a shot on goal.
• Press GOAL SAVES (Home or Guest) to record a save.
• To enter a penalty: press HOME NEW PENALTY or GUESTS NEW PENALTY, then enter the player number and penalty duration. See Keyboard Functions for the full penalty management key sequence.
• To correct a shots or saves count, press SET then the GOAL SHOTS or GOAL SAVES key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

Sounding the Horn#

Press HORN at any time to sound the scoreboard horn for the configured duration.

Keyboard Functions#

This chapter describes every key on the MPCW-7 Lacrosse keyboard overlay. Keys are listed by function group. Where a key has a shifted function, both the primary and shifted actions are described.

Time Control Keys#

TIME ON#

Starts the main game clock. When the main clock starts, the shot clock (Attack Time) also counts down if it was already running. If time is already running, pressing TIME ON has no effect.

TIME OFF#

Stops the main game clock. The shot clock also stops when the main clock stops.

SET#

Sets the main game clock to a specific time.

1. Press SET.
2. Enter the desired time in MMSS format (for example, 1500 for 15:00.0).
3. Press YES to confirm, or NO/CANCEL to abort.

PERIOD#

Sets the period number displayed on the scoreboard.

1. Press PERIOD.
2. Enter the number corresponding to the period and press YES. The display shows Period: #◄.

Shot Clock Keys#

ATTACK TIME (Shot Clock Reset — Reset Time 1)#

Resets the shot clock to the Reset Time 1 value configured in the OPTIONS Attack Time sub-menu and begins counting down. Use this key for the standard attack time reset (typically 80 seconds for collegiate lacrosse, or 60 seconds for high school).

If the shot clock is already running, pressing this key resets it to Reset Time 1 without stopping the main clock.

SHIFT + ATTACK TIME (Shot Clock Reset — Reset Time 2)#

Resets the shot clock to the Reset Time 2 value. Use this for alternate reset situations (such as after a shot that hits the post, depending on league rules).

1. Press SHIFT.
2. Press ATTACK TIME.
3. The shot clock resets to Reset Time 2 and continues counting down.

Note: The shot clock runs independently of the main clock's start/stop state while in Attack Time mode. Configure Shot Clock behavior, including ST>MT Blank, in OPTIONS under Attack Time.

Scoring Keys#

HOME SCORE#

Adds one point to the Home team score.

Correction: Press SET then HOME SCORE and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

GUEST SCORE / SHIFT#

Primary: Adds one point to the Guest team score.

SHIFT key: Activates the shifted function of the next key pressed.

Statistics Keys#

GOAL SHOTS — Home#

Adds one to the Home team shot-on-goal count. Displayed as "Sht" on supported scoreboards.

Correction: Press SET then this key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

GOAL SHOTS — Guest#

Adds one to the Guest team shot-on-goal count.

Correction: Press SET then this key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

GOAL SAVES — Home#

Adds one to the Home team save count. Displayed as "Sav" on supported scoreboards.

Correction: Press SET then this key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

GOAL SAVES — Guest#

Adds one to the Guest team save count.

Correction: Press SET then this key and enter the value directly. You cannot subtract in add mode.

Penalty Keys#

Lacrosse penalty management uses a dedicated penalty clock system. Each penalty stores a player number and countdown time. The MPCW7 tracks multiple simultaneous penalties per team.

NEW PENALTY — Home / Guest#

Enters a new penalty for the Home or Guest team. The penalty is added to the end of that team's penalty list.

1. Press HOME NEW PENALTY or GUESTS NEW PENALTY.
2. The display shows Player #: — enter the player's jersey number.
3. The display shows Time: MM:SS.s — enter the penalty duration.
4. If a default penalty time is configured in OPTIONS, press YES at the time prompt to use it automatically.

Note: To correct a mistake after entry, use EDIT PENALTY or CLEAR PENALTY.

VIEW PENALTY — Home / Guest#

Scrolls through the active penalty list for the Home or Guest team. Use this key to review which players are currently serving penalties and how much time remains.

• Press HOME VIEW PENALTY — displays H # ## 00.00.0 (side, penalty number, player number, time remaining).
• Press GUESTS VIEW PENALTY — displays G # ## 00.00.0.

Press the key repeatedly to scroll through all active penalties for that team.

INSERT PENALTY#

Inserts a new penalty at a specific position in the penalty list rather than appending it to the end. Use this to maintain correct ordering if a penalty was entered out of sequence.

1. Press HOME VIEW PENALTY or GUESTS VIEW PENALTY to scroll to the penalty you want the new one inserted before.
2. Press INSERT PENALTY.
3. Enter the player number.
4. Enter the penalty time (or press YES to use the default time).

EDIT PENALTY#

Edits the player number or remaining time of an existing penalty.

1. Press HOME VIEW PENALTY or GUESTS VIEW PENALTY to scroll to the penalty you want to edit.
2. Press EDIT PENALTY.
3. The display shows Player #: ## — enter the correct player number, or press YES if already correct.
4. The display shows Time: MM:SS.s — enter the correct time, or press YES if already correct.

CLEAR PENALTY#

Removes a penalty from the list.

1. Press HOME VIEW PENALTY or GUESTS VIEW PENALTY to scroll to the penalty to remove.
2. Press CLEAR PENALTY — the penalty is immediately removed.

Note: Once cleared, the penalty is gone and is not remembered by the control. To add it back, use NEW PENALTY.

PENALTY ON/OFF#

Pauses or resumes the penalty clock without affecting the main game clock. Use this in park and recreation games where penalty time is suspended during main clock stoppages.

• Press PENALTY ON/OFF once to pause all penalty timers.
• Press again to resume.

Note: The PENALTY ON/OFF key must first be enabled in OPTIONS → Penalties → Enable Button. See Options Menu.

Timer Keys#

TIME OUT TIMER#

Starts a time-out countdown timer from one of five configurable presets. When the timer expires, the horn sounds automatically.

TIME OF DAY#

Displays the current time of day on the scoreboard.

T.O. LEFT — Home / Guest#

Sets the number of timeouts remaining for the Home or Guest team. Supported scoreboards display this value in a dedicated segment.

1. Press HOME T.O. LEFT or GUESTS T.O. LEFT.
2. The display shows H#◄ T.O. Left #G (Home side) or H# T.O. Left ►#G (Guest side).
3. Enter the number of timeouts remaining (0–9).

Possession Key#

NEXT POSSESSION (POSS.)#

Indicates which team will have ball possession next. Each press cycles through Home, Guest, and blank (no possession indicated).

• Press POSS. — the display shows < NextPoss (Home possession), NextPoss > (Guest possession), or NextPoss (blank).
• Supported scoreboards illuminate a possession indicator on the appropriate side of the board.

Menu and Navigation Keys#

OPTIONS#

Opens the OPTIONS menu. Press OPTIONS repeatedly to scroll through items. Press YES to select. Press NO/CANCEL to exit.

YES#

Confirms the current selection or entry.

NO/CANCEL#

Cancels the current operation or exits the current menu without saving.

SCROLL PROFILES#

Scrolls through saved profiles. Press YES to load the displayed profile.

BLANK#

Blanks the scoreboard display. Press again to restore.

Horn Key#

HORN#

Sounds the scoreboard horn immediately for the configured duration.

Options Menu#

The OPTIONS menu provides access to all configurable settings for the Lacrosse controller. To navigate the menu:

1. Press OPTIONS to open the menu.
2. Press OPTIONS repeatedly to scroll through items.
3. Press YES to select the displayed item and enter its sub-menu or setting.
4. Press NO/CANCEL to exit the current level without saving.

Settings changed in the OPTIONS menu are saved to the currently active profile when you exit. To make changes permanent, save the profile after exiting (see Profiles).

Penalties#

The Penalties option is unique to Lacrosse. It configures how penalties are tracked and displayed.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Penalties.
2. Press YES to enter the Penalties sub-menu.
3. Press OPTIONS to scroll through the four penalty settings.

Enable Button#

Enables the PENALTY ON/OFF key on the keyboard. When enabled, PENALTY ON/OFF can pause and resume all active penalty timers independently of the main clock.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Enable Button.
2. Press YES to toggle on or off.

Note: An asterisk (*) on the display indicates the button is enabled.

Displayed#

Sets the number of penalties the scoreboard can display simultaneously. This must match the physical scoreboard's penalty display capacity. If a penalty timer add-on board is installed, count that display slot as well.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Displayed:.
2. Press YES and enter the number of penalty slots on your scoreboard.

Penalty Configuration Reference:

Penalty Add On#

Enable this setting if a penalty timer add-on board is physically attached to the scoreboard. Required for the scoreboard to correctly display penalties on the add-on module.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Penalty Add On.
2. Press YES to toggle on or off.

Note: An asterisk (*) indicates Penalty Add On is enabled.

Default#

Sets a default penalty time. When a default is configured, you can press YES at the Time: MM:SS.s prompt when entering a new penalty instead of typing the time manually — the default time is entered automatically.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Default: MM:SS.s.
2. Press YES and enter the default penalty duration.

The default time is applied any time YES is pressed at the penalty time entry prompt.

Horn Time#

Sets the duration of the horn sound in seconds.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Horn Time.
2. Press YES.
3. Enter the horn duration in seconds (1–9).
4. Press YES to confirm.

Time Direction#

Sets whether the main game clock counts up or counts down.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Time Direction.
2. Press YES.
3. The display shows the current setting: Count Up or Count Down.
4. Press OPTIONS to toggle.
5. Press YES to confirm.

Note: Lacrosse typically uses Count Down. Each half runs from 15:00 down to 00:00.

Attack Time#

The Attack Time sub-menu configures the shot clock. This is a lacrosse-specific feature.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Attack Time.
2. Press YES to enter the Attack Time sub-menu.
3. Press OPTIONS to scroll through the three Attack Time settings: ST>MT Blank, Reset Time 1, and Reset Time 2.
4. Press YES to configure the displayed setting.

ST>MT Blank#

Controls whether the shot clock display is automatically blanked when the main clock time remaining is less than the shot clock time.

Why this matters: If the main clock has 20 seconds left but the shot clock shows 30 seconds, the shot clock is irrelevant — the period will end before the shot clock expires. Enabling ST>MT Blank causes the scoreboard to blank the shot clock display in this situation, avoiding player confusion.

To set ST>MT Blank:

1. In the Attack Time sub-menu, press OPTIONS until the display shows ST>MT Blank.
2. Press YES.
3. The display shows the current setting: On or Off.
4. Press OPTIONS to toggle between On and Off.
5. Press YES to confirm.

Reset Time 1#

Sets the primary shot clock reset value. This is the time the shot clock resets to when the ATTACK TIME key is pressed.

1. In the Attack Time sub-menu, press OPTIONS until the display shows Reset Time 1.
2. Press YES.
3. Enter the reset time in SS format (for example, 80 for 80 seconds, or 60 for 60 seconds).
4. Press YES to confirm.

Common values by rule set:

Reset Time 2#

Sets the alternate shot clock reset value. This is the time the shot clock resets to when SHIFT + ATTACK TIME is pressed.

1. In the Attack Time sub-menu, press OPTIONS until the display shows Reset Time 2.
2. Press YES.
3. Enter the reset time in SS format.
4. Press YES to confirm.

When to use Reset Time 2: Some rule sets specify a shorter reset time for certain in-game situations (for example, after a shot hits the post). Configure Reset Time 2 to match the shorter reset value for your rule set.

Aux Time#

Configures an auxiliary time display for a secondary countdown or stopwatch.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Aux Time.
2. Press YES.
3. Configure Aux Time Direction (Count Up or Count Down) and the Aux Time starting value.
4. Press YES to confirm.

Segment Timer#

An independent countdown timer for stoppages, warm-ups, or half-time.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Segment Timer.
2. Press YES.
3. Enter the segment time in MMSS format.
4. Press YES to confirm.

Time Out Timer#

Configures the five time-out timer presets and the warning time.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Time Out Timer.
2. Press YES.
3. Press OPTIONS to scroll through presets 1–5 and the warning time.
4. Press YES on any preset to edit. Enter the time in MMSS format and press YES.

Default Time-Out Timer Presets:

Wireless#

Opens the Wireless sub-menu, where receivers are linked, added, and deleted.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Wireless >>.
2. Press YES to enter. Display reads Link Receiver.
3. Press OPTIONS to scroll through Link Receiver, Add Receiver, and Delete Receiver.
4. Press YES to select the displayed option.

Warning: A receiver must be added and linked for the scoreboard to respond. See Receiver Setup for complete details.

Time of Day#

Sets the time-of-day clock.

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Time of Day.
2. Press YES.
3. Enter the current time in HHMM format (24-hour) and press YES.

Captions#

Configures which statistics captions are displayed on the scoreboard. Two configurations are available for Lacrosse:

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Captions >>.
2. Press YES.
3. Press OPTIONS to scroll between the caption options.
4. Press YES to select.

Available Caption Configurations:

Note: Caption display requires a scoreboard with caption segments. Not all models support captions.

Profiles >>#

Opens the Profiles sub-menu. See Profiles for complete details.

Receiver Setup >>#

Opens the Receiver Setup sub-menu. See Receiver Setup for complete details.

Profiles#

Profiles store all OPTIONS menu settings — clock direction, attack time configuration, time-out timer presets, caption configuration, linked receivers, and more — so you can recall a complete scoreboard configuration with a single key press. The MPCW-7 supports up to 100 profiles per sport.

The Lacrosse default profile is Profile 92.

What a Profile Stores#

A profile captures the following settings at the time it is saved:

• Horn time
• Time direction (count up / count down)
• Attack Time settings (ST>MT Blank, Reset Time 1, Reset Time 2)
• Aux time settings
• Segment timer settings
• Time-out timer presets (all 5) and warning time
• Linked receivers
• Time of day setting
• Caption configuration

Saving a Profile#

1. Configure all desired settings in the OPTIONS menu.
2. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Profiles >>.
3. Press YES to enter the Profiles sub-menu.
4. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Save Profile.
5. Press YES.
6. The display shows the current profile number: Save to: 92.
7. To save to a different number, type a new number (1–100) and press YES.
8. The display confirms: Profile 92 Saved.

Tip: Save separate profiles for different rule sets — for example, Profile 92 for NFHS high school rules (60-second shot clock) and Profile 93 for NCAA men's rules (80-second shot clock). Adjust Attack Time Reset Time 1 as needed before saving each profile.

Loading a Profile#

Method 1 — SCROLL PROFILES key:

1. Press SCROLL PROFILES from the main game screen.
2. Press SCROLL PROFILES repeatedly to advance.
3. Press YES to load the displayed profile.

Method 2 — OPTIONS menu:

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Profiles >>.
2. Press YES.
3. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Load Profile.
4. Press YES.
5. Type the profile number and press YES.

Deleting a Profile#

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Profiles >>.
2. Press YES.
3. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Delete Profile.
4. Press YES.
5. Type the profile number to delete and press YES.
6. The display asks: Delete? YES/NO.
7. Press YES to confirm.

Warning: Deleting a profile is permanent.

Factory Default Profile#

To restore Profile 92 to its factory defaults:

1. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Profiles >>.
2. Press YES.
3. Press OPTIONS until the display shows Load Defaults.
4. Press YES.
5. The display confirms: Defaults Loaded.
6. Save to Profile 92 to retain the defaults.

Receiver Setup#

Overview#

The MPCW-7 can operate one or more selectable wireless receivers depending on the installation's needs.

Receivers can be linked or unlinked depending on the operational requirements at game time.

Important: It is strongly recommended to save wireless settings in each profile used. Different wireless settings should be saved to different profiles. A receiver must be programmed into the MPCW-7 before it can be linked for use.

Note: The receiver to be linked must first be programmed into the MPCW-7. Follow the Add Receiver instructions below before attempting to link.

Scoreboard Model Selection#

The MPCW-7 must have its scoreboard model configured to match the scoreboard being operated.

Selecting a Scoreboard Model#

1. Press OPTIONS until display reads Model >>.
2. Press YES to enter the Scoreboard Model menu.
3. Press OPTIONS until the desired scoreboard series is displayed (e.g., X6xx Series).
4. Press YES to accept/enable. An asterisk (*) indicates the model is now selected.

Note: The scoreboard model should be set before connecting the control to a scoreboard.

Quick Link/Unlink (Setup Procedure)#

If the receiver has already been added to the MPCW-7, use this procedure to link or unlink it before a game:

1. Press OPTIONS until display reads Wireless >>.
2. Press YES. Display reads Link Receiver.
3. Press YES. Display reads the first receiver in the list, e.g. Rec Name 1 *.

1. An asterisk (*) next to the receiver name means the receiver is linked.

1. Press YES again to toggle the link state for that receiver.
2. To link or unlink another receiver: Press OPTIONS to cycle through available receivers. Display shows Rec Name 2.
3. Press YES to link that receiver.

Wireless Options Menu#

To access the full Wireless options:

1. Press OPTIONS until display reads Wireless >>.
2. Press YES to enter. Display reads Link Receiver.

Add Receiver#

The MPCW-7 stores receivers it uses in memory.

Add a new receiver when a new scoreboard installation occurs, after maintenance, or when adding a new component to the existing system.

Note: Have the receiver's six-digit serial number ready before beginning. This number is required to add the receiver.

1. From the Link Receiver screen, press OPTIONS until display reads Add Receiver.
2. Press YES. Display reads Receiver# ◄.
3. Enter the six-digit receiver serial number.

1. The control will then prompt for the receiver name.

1. The display shows _ ▲.
2. Enter a receiver name using the letter and number keys.

1. The receiver name is entered the same way as a team name — refer to the Team Names section.

1. It is recommended to name the receiver according to what it controls (e.g., FIELD 1 ▲).

Note: Once a new receiver is added it is added to all profiles as linked. If this is not desirable, save each profile according to the receiver settings needed for that profile.

Link Receiver#

The MPCW-7 allows the user to choose which wireless receivers to use during operation.

Receivers default to a linked state; this setting allows toggling each receiver independently.

To link or unlink a receiver:

1. If using profiles, load the desired profile first to change wireless settings for that profile.
2. Enter the wireless options menu: Press OPTIONS until Wireless >> displays and press YES. Display reads Link Receiver.
3. Press YES. Display shows the first receiver added, e.g. LAX FIELD 1 *.
4. Press YES to link or unlink that receiver.

1. An asterisk designates a linked state.

1. If more receivers are stored, press OPTIONS to cycle through each.
2. Repeat pressing YES on each receiver until all are at the desired state.
3. If using profiles, save the current profile.
4. Repeat steps 1–7 for all profiles with different wireless settings.

Delete Receiver#

If a receiver is no longer in use, is defective, or needs to be removed from the system, use the Delete Receiver option.

Warning: Deleted receivers are removed from the control entirely. The receiver will not be remembered by any profile. To make a receiver inactive for certain situations without deleting it, use the Link Receiver process instead.

1. From the Link Receiver screen, press OPTIONS until display reads Delete Receiver.
2. Press YES. Display shows the first receiver: LAX FIELD 1 *.
3. If this is not the receiver to delete, press OPTIONS until the correct receiver displays (e.g., LAX FIELD 4 *).
4. Press YES. The receiver is deleted from the MPCW-7.

Note: Once deleted, the receiver is removed from all profiles. To restore a mistakenly deleted receiver, use Add Receiver and Link Receiver as needed.

Signal Verification#

After adding and linking a receiver:

1. Press HOME SCORE to add one point to Home.
2. Verify the scoreboard updates.
3. If the shot clock is configured, press the ATTACK TIME key and verify the shot clock resets on the scoreboard display.

Wireless Troubleshooting#

Tip: For best wireless performance, keep the controller within line-of-sight of the receiver. Metal bleachers and concrete walls can reduce effective wireless range.

Specifications#

Controller Specifications#

Optional Accessories#

Lacrosse Game Defaults#

Compliance and Regulatory#

This product complies with applicable FCC regulations for wireless transmission in the United States. For international use, verify compliance with local wireless regulations before operating.

For service, warranty information, or replacement parts, contact:

Nevco, Inc.

301 East Harris Avenue

Greenville, IL 62246

Phone: 1-800-851-4040

Web: www.nevco.com