Why won't the CHRONOMETER display on the Nevco Controller scoreboard when I press CHRONOMETER?
If the CHRONOMETER won't display on the scoreboard, it's likely because the CHRONOMETER key is not enabled. Use SET CHRONOMETER to enable it.
What to do if the Nevco 134 Controller horn doesn't sound when the time expires?
If the horn doesn't sound when the time expires, it might be because the auto horn is turned off. Enable the auto horn by using the command SET HORN YES.
Why can't I save a bookmark on my Nevco 134?
You likely cannot save a bookmark because the time is running. Turn the time off before saving a bookmark.
What to do if the Nevco 134 Controller timer counts in the wrong direction?
If the timer is counting in the wrong direction, it means the timer direction is set incorrectly. Use SET OPTIONS to change the timer direction.
What to do if the tenth second does not show on the Nevco 134 scoreboard?
The tenth second might not show on the scoreboard for several reasons: * The main clock is counting up. * The tenth second display has been disabled; the control must be turned off and then restarted. * The time is above one minute, so be patient.
What to do if I cannot subtract from the score on the Nevco 134 Controller?
If you cannot subtract from the score, it is because the score keys only add to the score. Use SET, then the score key, and enter the correct score directly.
What to do if the time is counting, but the period is wrong on the Nevco Controller?
If the time is counting but the period displayed is incorrect, it means the wrong period was entered during setting the time. Press SET TIME NO and enter the correct period number.
What to do if I cannot clear the Time Out Timer from the Nevco 134 scoreboard without sounding the horn?
If clearing the Time Out Timer forces it to drop to the warning time, which sounds the warning horn, this is because of how the timer is set up. Before the game, set up another Time Out Timer that doesn't have a warning time and doesn't display on the scoreboard. Interrupt the unneeded Timer with this one and then clear it.
Details the labels and components visible on the front of the MPC control unit for user interaction.
Describes the labels and ports located on the rear of the MPC control unit.
Guides users through powering on the control, entering model codes, and selecting startup modes.
Provides essential steps to quickly set the play clock and start game time for immediate use.
Explains the purpose and operation of individual keys on the MPC control keypad.
Instructions for setting, clearing, and managing the time-out timer functions for game situations.
Details on setting, enabling, and displaying the control's built-in time-of-day clock.
Procedures for inputting scores and controlling the main game clock.
Methods for managing team fouls and monitoring the status of bonus indicators during play.
Instructions for tracking remaining time outs and activating the substitution horn feature.
Details on how to set the specific shot time for shot clock operations.
Explains how to access and modify various system settings using the OPTIONS menu for customization.
Covers settings for changing the main clock direction and managing system states using bookmarks.
A chart detailing common operational problems, their causes, and recommended solutions for quick fixes.
Provides detailed instructions and practical examples for setting up and using the Chronometer function.
Offers comprehensive instructions, configuration options, and examples for the Segment Timer feature.
General| Brand | Nevco |
|---|---|
| Model | 134 |
| Category | Controller |
| Language | English |
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