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US 2005/0240872 A1Published application
Method and system to control multiple types of scoreboards
AssigneeRozcoe, Inc.
InventorRodney Roeske
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Abstract
The present disclosure provides a system and method accurately maintaining times and scoring for a sports activity.
Claims20
A system for providing a scoring controller for scoreboards in a sporting activity, the system including:
- a processor that controls at least one scoreboard for the sporting activity;
- a timer that provides time signals to the processor, wherein the timer is accurate to the 41 e-9th of a second;
- a graphical user interface that provides input signals to the processor, wherein the input signals includes:
- shot clock signals;
- game clock signals;
- timeout signals;
- scoring signals;
- foul signals;
- and
- period signals.
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A graphical user interface for controller that controls scoreboards in a sporting activity, the interface including:
- a processor that controls at least one scoreboard for the sporting activity;
- a timer that provides time signals to the processor, wherein the timer is accurate to the 41e-9th of a second;
- a means to input and edit a game clock, a shot clock, scores, fouls, and periods;
- and
- a means to display at least portions of information displayed on the at least one scoreboard.
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A system for providing a scoring controller for scoreboards in a sporting activity, the system including:
- a processor that controls at least one scoreboard for the sporting activity;
- a timer that provides time signals to the processor, wherein the timer is accurate to the 100th of a second;
- a graphical user interface that provides input signals to the processor, wherein the input signals includes:
- shot clock signals;
- game clock signals;
- timeout signals;
- scoring signals;
- foul signals;
- and
- period signals;
- and wherein the graphical user interface allows a user to edit the input signals and keeps track the input signals along with predetermined maximums, minimums, for at least a portion of the input signals.
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Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.