User`s guide

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About the MP-70 and the MP-50
This manual describes the use of two Trans-Lux/Fair-Play products, the
MP-70 control, and the MP-50 control. Both products can run Trans-Lux/
Fair-Play scoreboards remotely. Each product allows you to keep up with
sports timing and scoring demands that require quickness and accuracy.
Each controller’s versatility makes it effective in a wide variety of sports.
Some common features of the MP-70 and MP-50 include:
Storage for up to six different sports and scoreboard configurations for
ease of operation and flexibility.
Hour countdown clock function allows some baseball scoreboards to
count down hours, not just minutes.
Jumping clock feature that allows 1/10th of a second to be displayed
on scoreboards in the last minute of the game. At that time, the sec
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onds “jump” to the left and the 1/10th seconds display on the right.
A memory circuit that retains game information in case of loss of
power.
Easy-to-read, two-line LCD information display on the control that
shows time and other data by instant recall.
Changeable, sport-specific color-coded inserts that can be used for var-
ious specific sports.
Automatic horn, to signify end of period or game, which can be turned
on or off.
Multiple time-out times offered for basketball.
Scoreboard lamp TEST mode for ease of scoreboard service.
Both the MP-70 and MP-50 are operated in an identical fashion, but the
MP-70 includes more features than the MP-50. The differences between
the two products are discussed in more detail in the following section.
Introduction