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Publication 41-0401 Rev B

September 2016

ILLUMISCORE

Mounting Instructions

by GLD PRODUCTS

TOOLS REQUIRED

• Pencil or marker

• Phillips screwdriver

• Power drill with either:

•

∕

" (0.0625 inch)

drill bit, or

•

∕

" (0.25 inch)

drill bit

• 4 AA batteries

• 4 mounting screws with

wall anchors (included)

• Level

• Stud ﬁnder (optional)

STUD FINDER

UNPACKING THE SCOREBOARD

After unpacking the IllumiScore, save the original box, all

packing material, and the receipt in case you must return

the product for service. The scoreboard may have a clear

protective ﬁlm attached to prevent scratching during

shipping. Remove this ﬁlm before use.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

1. The IllumiScore is not intended for children under the age

of 12 years old.

2. The IllumiScore must only be used with the

recommended batteries.

3. The IllumiScore is not a toy.

POWER INSTALLATION

The IllumiScore scoreboard requires 4 AA batteries (not

included). Open the two battery covers at the front. Insert 4

AA batteries following the + and – guides. A 5-volt 1000 mA

adapter with positive outer may also be used. Adapter item

#42-9987 is available from GLD Products.

Drilling Instructions

Use a stud ﬁnder prior to

drilling to determine which

drill bit to use.

If drilling into a stud use a

∕16" drill bit.

If there is no stud use a

∕4" drill bit.

Drill a hole for the anchor, then tap

the anchor into the hole before

tightening the screw into the anchor

If drilling into a cabinet, use smaller

screws and drill the board directly onto

the cabinet door. (Screws not provided)

CAUTION:

The power adapter is not a battery

charging device.

Do not plug in the power adapter

when the Illumiscore is turned on.

Remove all the batteries before

plugging in the power supply.

Summary of content (4 pages)

PAGE 1
® by GLD PRODUCTS ILLUMISCORE Mounting Instructions drill bit, or ∕4" (0.25 inch) drill bit 4 AA batteries 4 mounting screws with wall anchors (included) Level Stud finder (optional) • • • • • 1 Drilling Instructions Use a stud finder prior to drilling to determine which drill bit to use. STUD FINDER TOOLS REQUIRED • Pencil or marker • Phillips screwdriver • Power drill with either: 1 ∕16" (0.0625 inch) • If drilling into a stud use a 1 ∕16" drill bit. If there is no stud use a 1∕4" drill bit.
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1. Level Scoreboard SCREW HOLE 2. Mark Holes with Pencil SCREW HOLE SCREW HOLE ON OFF SCREW HOLE 3. Drill Holes 4. Tighten Screws ∕" 14 ON OFF Stud 1 16" wide ∕ If mounting to a stud, use 1∕4" drill bit If no stud, use 1∕16" drill bit MOUNTING (PHYSICAL INSTALLATION) The IllumiScore can be secured to wooden dartboard cabinet door or wall using the 4 screw holes. Select the screws for your application and secure the product.
PAGE 3
® by GLD PRODUCTS Game Instructions GAMES There are many different games to be played. With a small amount of imagination you can even make up your own. You can find and play your favorite game, but the most popular three games are: 301 Countdown, 501 Countdown, and Cricket In general: 1. Who goes first is usually determined by each player throwing one dart. The player closest to the bullseye goes first. 2. Each player throws three darts each turn. 3. In a player’s turn, all three darts are thrown.
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Cricket Variations and Additional Games Gentleman’s Cricket This variation of Cricket is ideal for experienced darters. Players call out their intended score before throwing. Points that hit any other score do not count. Scram Cricket This variation of Cricket involves two players. One player is the scorer and the other is the blocker. The blocker throws their darts first, marking any scores on the scoreboard. The scorer then tries to score as many points as possible using the remaining scores.