Display Format Examples

Tennis on 4 digit display- 

The game point total is displayed with Team A points on the top row and Team B on the bottom. When the game ends, the games won for the current set is displayed (Team A in top row, Team B in bottom row).

At the end of the match, the games won for each set are shown sequentially (set 1, set 2...) and repeated. Tie breaks will automatically begin at 00-00 when required. 

NOTE: You can configure the scorekeeper to score only games (don't click for each point) if desired. Tiebreak points are always captured.

Tennis on 6 digit display- 

For the 6 digit display (if configured to score points) the point scores are shown in the right 2 columns (similar to the 4 digit display). Game totals are shown after each game.

The game totals however are shown for each set starting from the left column for set 1, middle column for set 2, and right column for set 3. 

NOTE: You can configure the scorekeeper to score only games (don't click for each point) if desired. Tiebreak points are always captured.

Pickleball on 4 digit display- 

The display sequences the scores and server number just as you would speak them.  1) The serving teams' score then 2) the receiving teams' score, then 3) the server number.  It does this until remote control inputs this team won the next rally, then it updates the score/server. When a game is complete, the game totals are displayed. 

Games won are shown after each game.

This example shows Team A score (top row) = 0, Team B score (bottom row) = 0, and Team A Server #2 is serving.

Pickleball on a 6 digit display-

The left column is used to show the server number and the right two columns are used to display the point scores.

Games won are shown after each game.

Here's the same score/server scenario as above, but as shown on the 6 digit display.