Revised January 22, 2018
LX2350-4 Owner's Manual
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Control Console:
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The control console features custom software running on an internal
microprocessor, a 32-character LCD display, a 37-button sealed membrane
keypad, and a 6-ft. power cord. The console enclosure consists of an ABS
plastic base and top with a metal back plate.
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Four data output ports can each directly drive a scoreboard display through a
single cable run and indirectly drive up to ten displays in perfect synchronization
via daisy chaining. The number of synchronized displays is practically limitless
when using the optional ScoreLink RF communications system.
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The software includes support for Electronic Team Names, Practice Segment
Timer Mode, Time of Day Clock Mode, 50 levels of brightness, and other
features.
Optional Equipment and Features:
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Data cable for hard-wired installations
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ScoreLink RF communications system for wireless data transmission
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Hard carrying case for control console and accessories
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Wired or wireless hand-held controllers to start and stop the Period Clock
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Non-illuminated, illuminated, and fully electronic ID panels, message centers,
and video displays
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Stadium Sound systems
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Backboard-mounted LED light bar kits to serve as visual Horn indicators
Power Requirements:
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Without ETNs, the LX2350-4 scoreboard display requires a total of 4.8 amps,
120 VAC, 60 Hz. Each scoreboard face requires one circuit providing 1.2 amps,
120 VAC, 60 Hz.
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LX2350-4-ETN requires a total of 7.6 amps, 120 VAC, 60 Hz. Each scoreboard
face requires one circuit providing 1.9 amps, 120 VAC, 60 Hz.
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Power enters each scoreboard cabinet via an attached 6-foot long cord designed
to plug into a standard (NEMA 5-15R) power receptacle.
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The control console requires one circuit providing 0.5 amps, 120 VAC, 60 Hz via
standard (NEMA 5-15R) power receptacles.
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Electro-Mech recommends installing a dedicated breaker to control power to the
scoreboard display.
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All power receptacles must be properly grounded.