Daktronics OmniSport 2000 Timing Console - Manual (Page 26)

8 Timing System Setup
2.5 In-deck System
The in-deck cabling system is designed to eliminate most cables from the pool deck.
Conduits, junction (J-)boxes and wall boxes embedded into the floor and walls run the cables
needed to connect the touchpads, push buttons, RTOPs, lane speakers, horn start, back stroke
speaker, bulkheads and timing console (Figure 18). When designing a pool, it is essential to
include all the appropriate conduits, J-boxes and drainage. Each facility is different. If
designing a facility, please contact Daktronics for help.
The only cable on the pool deck will be the ones that connect a piece of equipment like a horn
start, timing console, touchpad, etc. to a connection plate on a J-box. J-boxes mounted in the
deck are commonly referred to as deck boxes. J-boxes mounted in or on the wall are referred
to as wall boxes. Conduits are pipes that provide a place to run the cable between J-boxes.
Figure 18: Typical In-deck Installation