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• What might affect the range of wireless?

  The major factor affecting reception capability is the amount of unrelated RF (from other 900Mhz devices, Cell towers, etc.) in the area. As 'stray' signals increase, reception range decreases. Also, range can diminish if the antennas are not placed ...

• Why isn't my wireless control connecting to the scoreboard?

  Check group/channel number on the scoreboard and control to be sure they are on the same number. To check the scoreboard, power down the scoreboard for 20 seconds then turn power back on. The number that displays in the home or visitor score window ...

• How can I improve the reception of my system?

  Try to have a clear line of site between the control and the scoreboard. It is helpful to have the scoreboard elevated above the ground, which it normally is. Make sure the antennas are in their full upright position.

• I’m concerned about interference from a nearby cell phone relay tower jamming the wireless signal during a game. Is the Fair-Play wireless system adequately protected from something like that?

  Regardless of which channel or transmit mode the wireless MP-70 is set to, the control’s radio signal is redundantly transmitted 16 times across a wide bandwidth using Spread Spectrum Technology. This technology was developed for U.S. military use to ...

• What is G3 Wireless?

  The MP-73/53 Wireless G3 Option is the upgrade and replacement for the MP-70/50 Wireless Option and the MP-72/52 Wireless G2 Option. The MP-73/53 Wireless G3 Option uses the similar Spread Spectrum technology as the MP-72/52 but it uses a different ...