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How to set scoreboard timer rules
Choose how every court's tablet times a game, with halves or one period, half-time, no-block, a tie-breaker, a set timer and timeouts, and give playoff rounds or single games their own rules.
The tablets time each game from your event’s scoreboard settings: how long the game lasts, whether it has a half-time, a no-block stage or a tie-breaker, whether each set has its own clock, and how many timeouts teams get. One configuration covers every court, and playoff rounds or single games can have their own.
Before you start
- You need to manage the event or its scoreboards.
- Open your event’s Panel de marcadores. See how to set up scoreboards and pair tablets.
Steps
The steps set up two halves with a half-time and timeouts. Every setting is described below.
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On the dashboard, click Configuración de Tablets.
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Under Tipo de Juego, choose Dos mitades, then set the minutes of the 1.ª mitad and the 2.ª mitad below.
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Turn on Incluye “Medio tiempo”, then set the Duración del medio tiempo.
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Turn on Habilitar tiempos fuera, then set the Tiempos Muertos por Equipo and how long each lasts.
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Click Guardar configuración.
Tipo de Juego
Dos mitades splits a game into a 1.ª mitad and a 2.ª mitad, each with its own length in minutes. Período único reglamentario plays the game as one period, as long as its Tiempo reglamentario.
Reglamento de tela
For cloth dodgeball. Every set runs on its own clock, as long as the Establecer Duración, and near the end of the game the tablet offers a Set de los 90. While it’s on, the Incluye “Sin bloqueo” and Habilitar temporizador de set switches go away: a cloth game has no no-block stage, and always has a set clock.
Incluye “Sin bloqueo”
Adds a No hay bloqueo stage after each half, or after the single period, and after a tie-breaker. It has no clock: the scorekeeper ends it on the tablet.
Incluye “Medio tiempo”
Adds a break between the two halves, as long as the Duración del medio tiempo. A game played as one period has no half-time.
Permitir etapa de desempate
Adds a Desempate stage before the game ends, as long as the Duración del Desempate. At the end of regulation, the tablet shows a Jugar desempate button.
Habilitar temporizador de set
Gives each set its own clock, as long as the Establecer Duración, beside the game clock. Between sets, the scorekeeper starts a Nuevo set on the tablet. When less time is left in the game than a full set, the tablet offers Jugar tiempo restante instead.
Habilitar tiempos fuera
Gives each team a number of timeouts (Tiempos Muertos por Equipo), each lasting the Duración in seconds. With two halves, Asignación de Tiempos Muertos decides whether teams get them again in the second half (Por mitad) or once for the whole game (Por partido). The scorekeeper calls a timeout on the tablet.
Sugerir desde el calendario
Fills in the game lengths from your event’s schedule. A playoff round or division whose games run longer or shorter gets its own override, and divisions played with cloth balls get the cloth ruleset. It’s greyed out when your settings already match the schedule. Nothing is saved until you click Guardar configuración.
Anulaciones de Configuración
The Configuración Base tab applies to every game. To give some games other rules, open the Anulaciones de Configuración tab and click Agregar anulación:
- Anulación de ronda applies to the rounds you choose, such as the finals, in every division or only in the divisions you pick.
- Anulación de partido applies to the games you choose.
An override starts from the base settings, so change only what differs. Eliminar anulación removes it. Click Guardar configuración to keep your changes, or Cancelar to drop them.
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