Score clock Tutorial - Mateusz Ziobrowski

NEVCO SCOREBOARD SYSTEM
Model MPCW-7
-BASKETBALL CODE: 134

[@CULTORESLOQUESOMOS-MCVR]

My console shows a "RAM LOW BATTERY" message, what should I do to fix it?

[@coachziobrowski9991]

Hello, i do not work for Nevco. Please reach out to the company. I dont have the answer. support.nevco.com/operating-equipment/scoreboard/mpcw6/

[@CULTORESLOQUESOMOS-MCVR]

@@coachziobrowski9991 thanks!

[@Jeff97405]

Can the shot clock and game clock be run by one person? And what about running the whole scoreboard, fouls, shot clock, game clock? Thanks....getting shot clock in Oregon next year 2024.

[@mateuszziobrowski6110]

Yes it possible! But would be indeed challenging - it should be someone who knows the game very well. When a whistle blows, the person will have a moment to enter fouls, points, etc.

[@samsmith2466]

Do you know what the model of the black switch is?

[@Jeff97405]

Ive been running the scoreboard for over 10 years...both boys and girls JV/Varisty.....A varsity game can be fast sometimes...so just getting the right fouled player can be hard....sometimes have to ask the book person. So do you know of a page where I can see both clocks working at a game? Or before a game?? Thanks....also not sure if we will be getting a new scoreboard cause of the shot clock...or a shot clock added to our current scoreboard....The problem I see is finding someone just to run the shot clock....can barely get someone to work the book...

[@coachziobrowski9991]

What works for me is to have at least three people at the table. Person 1 - writing the stats on paper (points, assists, fouls, etc.) Person 2 - Game Clock (Time, Points, Fouls) Person 3 - Shot Clock * It is hard to find the volunteers Good luck!

[@JonahMobarak]

Use the horn