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1. Power off any radio-equipped control consoles in the area.
2. Cycle power to the scoreboard by turning power off to the scoreboard for about 30-60 seconds. Flip the breaker/disconnect (outdoor), or unplug the scoreboard from its outlet (indoor).
3. Return power to the scoreboard and watch for the radio settings after the Power-On Self-Test (POST). If you cannot see the scoreboard from the power disconnect location, make sure someone else can watch it for you. If the POST does not appear at all, suspect another issue, such as a driver failure.
The first values are the Broadcast settings ("b1"), and the second are the Channel settings ("C1"). These settings appear in different locations based on the scoreboard layout.
If there is a clock, the settings appear in the clock digits:
If there is no clock, the settings should appear in the Home and Guest score digits, but this may vary by scoreboard model:
Note: If no radio settings appear, the radio receiver may need to be repaired/replaced.
4. Power on the control console, and press <CLEAR/NO> (do not resume the previous game).
5. Enter the correct sport code. If this is not known, refer to one of these articles:
How do I change my sport code on All Sport 5000?
How do I change my sport code on All Sport 1600?
How do I change the sport code on an RC-200 (or RC-100) handheld?
6. Press <CLEAR/NO> again and enter the radio settings exactly as they appear on the scoreboard
7.Wait 5 seconds, and then make sure you can now edit the information displayed on the scoreboard.
Note: In more complex setups where there are multiple wireless scoreboards in the same area, additional configuration will be required: Broadcast & Channel Settings for Multiple Wireless Scoreboards