How to send data to INTV Atlas Sport?
- In the INTV “Sport Proxy System” use “OCRTCP” connection option in the “Data Receiver” tab, select the port with port_number for TCP connection
- Make sure you uncheck the 'Use Old Protocol' checkbox
- In Scoreboard OCR choose “INTV Atlas Sport” output option
- Enter INTV Atlas Sport connection details:
tcp://host:port
tcp://localhost:1234
- Set up the following field names in Scoreboard OCR
- “Period” for the period
- “ScoreGuest” for the guest team account (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “ScoreB”)
- “ScoreHome” for the home team score (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “ScoreA”)
- “FoulsGuest” for the number of fouls of the guest team (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “FoulsB”)
- “FoulsHome” for the number of fouls of the home team (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “FoulsA”)
- “Time” for time
- “AttackTime” for attack time
- “TimeOutGuest” for the timeout of the guest team (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “TimeOutB”)
- “TimeOutHome” for the timeout of the home team (in the “Sport Proxy System” the field is referred to as “TimeOutA”)
- Contact Vitaly Putilin if you need more help to configure INTV Atlas Sport
Scoreboard OCR will create a TCP socket server, to which INTV Atlas Sport will connect as a client.
Command sent when updating data:
Time=2:45\CR\LF AttackTime=12\CR\LF
Match time and shot clock format adjustments might be required for Atlas Sport
If you have a scoreboard that goes into 1/10 of a second during the last minute of the period, then you will need to add scripts in Scoreboard OCR to change output format, because Atlas Sport does not accept:
- Basketball or hockey match clock format “43.1”, it requires “0:43.1”. Script to convert Time (mm:ss, ss.d) to Time (mm:ss, m:ss.d)
- Basketball shot clock format “4.9”, it requires “4”. Script to convert Shot Clock (ss, s.d) to Shot Clock (ss)