Section 2: backboard lighting kit, 1 mechanical installation, 2 electrical installation – Daktronics BB-2135 Backboard LED Light Strip User Manual
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Backboard Lighting Kit
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Section 2:
Backboard Lighting Kit
2.1 Mechanical Installation
Reference Drawings:
Mechanical/Electrical Specs- Light Strip Controller ............................... Drawing A-176435
Mechanical Spec, NCAA Backboard LED Lighting ................................ Drawing A-191155
NCAA Backboard Lighting Assy, Gared ................................................. Drawing A-191926
NCAA 42" Backboard Lighting Assy, Universal ..................................... Drawing A-273159
NCAA 48" Backboard Lighting Assy, Universal ..................................... Drawing A-273513
Adjustable Light Strip Assy- Universal ................................................... Drawing A-276046
Adjustable Light Strip Assembly
– Gared ............................................. Drawing A-1071193
Drawing A-191155 in Appendix A provides a general overview of what the final product
will look like attached to a backboard. Daktronics provides several LED lighting kits based on
the size and manufacturer of the backboard. Refer to the appropriate drawing for installation
instructions of a particular backboard.
Note: The universal mounting kit also features an adjustable mounting option. Refer to
Drawing A-276046 in Appendix A for more information.
If an LED strip controller box is used to run the backboard light strips, attach mounting
brackets to the controller and attach it to the backstop. Refer to Drawing A-176435 in
Appendix A for mounting details.
2.2 Electrical Installation
Reference Drawings:
Mechanical/Electrical Specs- Light Strip Controller ............................... Drawing A-176435
Electrical Install Details, LED Light Strips .............................................. Drawing B-191771
Connection Details, LED Light Strip Controller ...................................... Drawing B-191995
The LED backboard lighting typically receives power/signal from one of three places:
1. A shot clock equipped with an LED lighting XLR jack
2. An LED light strip controller box
3. A transparent shot clock controller box with an LED lighting XLR jack
Drawing B-191771 in Appendix A explains how to connect the light strips together. Use the
30' (9.1 m) jumper cable provided with the kit to connect the XLR plug protruding from the
bottom of the LED light strip to one of the above sources. If the jumper cable is too long, cut it
and reattach the XLR plug to the end.
Drawing B-191955 in Appendix A illustrates a typical setup using both controller and shot
clocks for light strip power. The mating XLR jacks on the light strip controller are shown in
the rear views on Drawing A-176435. For shot clock XLR jack locations, refer to the specific
component location drawings included in the shot clock’s manual.