Daktronics G-1000-34-R - Manual (Page 21)

Electrical
Installation
3-5
3.5 Signal Termination Between Two (or more) Displays
Reference Drawings: System Riser Diagram (422) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drawing A-88425
System Riser Diagram (Modem) . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drawing A-88426
Signal/Power Termination Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drawing A-88427
This is the most common method of terminating signal between two or more signs. A 6-conductor
cable is used and one end terminates at the “DATA OUT” 10 position terminal block (TB43) on the
first display. The other end terminates at the “DATA IN” 10 position terminal block (TB42) in the
second display.
Sign A Sign B
Data Out (TB43) Field Cabling Data In (TB42)
Pin 1 (GND) Green Pin 6 (GND)
Pin 2 (Data TX-N) Blue Pin 5 (Data RX-N)
Pin 3 (Data TX-P) White Pin 4 (Data RX-P)
Pin 4 (Data RX-N) Brown Pin 3 (Data TX-N)
Pin 5 (Data RX-P) Black Pin 2 (Data TX-P)
Pin 6 (GND) Red Pin 1 (GND)
Shield (Bare) N.C.
3.6 First Time Turn On
When first powered up, the display will run through an initialization in which it will display the
following:
1. Output Test (DDD’s)
2. Display Model Number (i.e. G-1000-3-6x96)
3. Firmware Version
4. COM1 Configuration (Typically V1500)
5. COM2 Configuration (Either DataView or RTD) ™
6. Power Line Frequency (i.e. 60 Hz)
7. Display Address
8. Sign Name
9. Modem (if present)