Nevco Scoreboard MPCX2 - User Manual

Nevco Scoreboard MPCX2

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Rev. 3/22/2018 135-0244

Scoreboard Operator’s Instructions

MPCX2 Tennis Control

Since 1934

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Table of Contents

Questions and Answers

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Nancy MurrayAug 13, 2025
What to do if my Nevco Scoreboard MPCX2 will not operate scoreboard (Out of Range)?
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  barberleslieAug 13, 2025
  If your Nevco Controller says 'Out of Range', it might be due to a poor connection, a blocked line of sight to the scoreboard, or excessive distance. Try moving closer to the scoreboard, ensuring a clear line of sight. Also, verify the signal strength and run the Network Analyzer to assess the connection. If this doesn't solve the issue, try turning the controller off and on again.
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sarah85Aug 16, 2025
What to do if the Nevco Scoreboard will not turn ON when the Controller is turned ON?
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  Jessica WilsonAug 16, 2025
  If your Nevco Scoreboard doesn't turn on when the controller is on, there could be several reasons. First, the receiver might not be working or the receiver/scoreboard isn't powered up, so cycle the power to them. It could also be a weak control signal, which you can check in the Options menu. Other possible causes include low batteries (replace them), the controller being poorly located (ensure a clear line of sight to the scoreboard), the controller being linked to unwanted receivers (check this in the Options menu), or the controller not being linked to the scoreboard (link it via the Options Menu). As a last resort, power the controller off and on again.
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tvasquezAug 20, 2025
What to do if the Nevco Scoreboard/timer is ON but does not respond to the Controller?
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  Patricia PattersonAug 20, 2025
  If the Nevco scoreboard or timer is on but isn't responding to the controller, it's likely that the control and receiver aren't communicating. Try turning the controller off and then on again to re-establish the connection.
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timothy96Aug 25, 2025
What to do if my Nevco Controller is ON but the scoreboard/timer is OFF, even though data is changing on the Controller?
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  scottwallaceAug 25, 2025
  If your Nevco controller is on and showing data changes, but the scoreboard or timer remains off, the issue could be a lack of power to the scoreboard. Check all switches, breakers, and fuses. Alternatively, there might be a bad connection between the receiver and the scoreboard module, so inspect all cables and connections.
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Matthew RosarioAug 28, 2025
What to do if the Nevco Scoreboard is ON but the Controller is OFF?
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  Becky FrenchAug 28, 2025
  If the Nevco scoreboard is on but the controller is off, it could be due to the batteries being removed while the scoreboard was on, or the batteries being completely discharged while the scoreboard was on. Install fresh batteries and power on the controller. You can also try turning the scoreboard off and on again.
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Scott HullSep 1, 2025
Why I cannot set the time on my Nevco Controller?
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  Lisa HarrisonSep 1, 2025
  If you can't set the time on your Nevco controller, it's probably because the time is currently running. You need to stop the time first before you can set it.
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Shawn PadillaSep 4, 2025
Why I cannot turn the time ON on my Nevco Controller?
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  Rebecca FernandezSep 5, 2025
  If you can't turn the time on with your Nevco controller, it might be because the time is at 0.0 and set to count down. To fix this, set some time on the clock first.
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Mia MyersSep 8, 2025
What to do if not all Nevco Controllers of a multi-control scoreboard system will operate the scoreboard?
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  lopezantonioSep 8, 2025
  If not all Nevco controllers in a multi-control scoreboard system are operating the scoreboard, it's likely that multiple controllers were powered on simultaneously and not all connected correctly. Power cycle the controllers that aren't operating the scoreboard.

Nevco Scoreboard MPCX2 Specifications

General

Compatibility	Nevco scoreboards
Input Voltage	120V AC
Operating Temperature	32°F to 122°F (0°C to 50°C)
Storage Temperature	-4° to 140° F (-20° to 60° C)
Communication Ports	RS-232, RS-485

Summary

Compatible Scoreboard Models

LED Models

Lists LED scoreboard models compatible with MPCX2 control.

Incandescent Models

Lists incandescent scoreboard models compatible with MPCX2 control.

MPCX2 Control Interface

Keypad Button Functions

Explains the role of each button on the MPCX2 control keypad.

OPTIONS Key Capabilities

Details the functions accessible via the OPTIONS button.

MPCX2 Receiver Connectivity

Receiver for Newer Scoreboards

MPCX2 receiver for outdoor x6xx and indoor x7xx scoreboard models.

Receiver for Older Scoreboards

MPCX2 receiver for older models with coax input.

Initial System Setup

Powering On the MPCX2 System

Steps for correctly powering on the scoreboard and control.

Understanding the Initial Display

What to expect on the control screen after power-up.

Basic Score Control

Clearing Score Data

How to clear all scoreboard data or data for a specific court.

Entering Scoring Mode

Steps to put the MPCX2 control into active scoring mode.

Control Operation Basics

ON;OFF Button Usage

Functionality of the ON/OFF button and its impact on the scoreboard.

Greeting and Scanning Process

Explains the initial greeting and scanning displayed by the control.

Total Score Functions

Viewing the Total Score

How to access and view the total score on the control.

Modifying the Total Score

Steps to update and send the total score to the scoreboard.

Score and Set Management

Navigating Set Screens

Switching between Set 1, Set 2, and Set 3 displays.

Adjusting Team Scores

Using buttons to select teams and modify their scores.

Game Score Operations (Model 9652)

Managing Game Score

How to increment/decrement and display the game score.

Resetting Game Score

Procedure to reset the game score between sets.

Serve Indicator (Model 9652)

Indicating the Serving Team

Using the control to show which team is serving.

Options Menu Functions

Standard Option Adjustments

Accessing options like clearing data and setting team names.

Editing Electronic Team Names

Steps to customize team names displayed on the scoreboard.

Additional Control Options

Brightness and Battery Monitoring

Adjusting display brightness and checking battery status.

Signal Strength Check

Verifying the wireless signal quality for communication.

Advanced Control Configuration

Accessing Advanced Settings Menu

How to enter the menu for advanced operational settings.

Receiver Linking and Network Analysis

Managing receiver IDs and assessing network connection strength.

Setting Scoreboard Model Type

Configuring the control to work with a specific scoreboard model.

Tennis-Specific Control Settings

Changing Controlled Court Number

Procedure to switch the controller's assignment to a different court.

Pairing Control and Receiver

Mating MPCX2 Control to Receiver

Detailed steps to establish a wireless connection between the control and receiver.

Scoreboard Model Configuration

Matching Control to Scoreboard Model

Steps to select the correct scoreboard model for the control.

Multi-Unit Operation

Using Multiple Controls

How multiple MPCX2 controls can operate a single scoreboard.

Utilizing Multiple Receivers

Scenarios for employing multiple receivers with scoreboards.

MPCX2 Receiver Status

Interpreting LED Status Indicators

Understanding the meaning of receiver LED lights for troubleshooting.

Receiver Identification Process

How the receiver identifies itself during the power-up sequence.

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