Compatibility
Which scoreboards work with ScoreRelay
ScoreRelay targets eight major scoreboard manufacturers, but support rolls out model by model and connector by connector. Below is exactly what's fully working today and what's in active testing.
Identify your controller
Which one does your scorer's table have?
Look at the console the scorekeeper presses buttons on, not the scoreboard itself. Find the one it looks most like, then tell us its number. The model name is usually printed on the front panel.
Fair-Play MP70
Fair-Play MP80
NEVCO MPCW-7
OES ISC-9000
Electro-Mech LX8850
Varsity Scoreboard
Open the numbered image to send to your venue
None of these? Contact us with a photo of the front panel and we will identify it.
Support status
Controllers by manufacturer and connector
Support is tracked per connector, not just per manufacturer. A controller can be fully supported over one connector and still in testing over another.
Fully supported
Supported| Manufacturer | Model | Connector |
|---|---|---|
| Daktronics | 5000 series | 1/4 in TRS |
| Daktronics | 5000 series | Gen 6 wireless |
| Daktronics | 5000 series | DB25 |
| OES | ISC9000, ISC85X, Pro | RS232 |
| Varsity | Varsity, Gen2 | RS232 |
| Fair-Play | MP80 | USB only |
| NEVCO | MPCW-7 and generic NEVCO data | BNC |
In testing
Testing| Manufacturer | Model | Connector |
|---|---|---|
| Daktronics | 4000, 3000, 1600 | 1/4 in TRS |
| OES | ISC9000, ISC85X, Pro | 4-pin XLR |
| Fair-Play | Proline (MP70) | 1/4 in TRS |
| All American | 3000, 8000, 9000 | RJ45 |
| Varsity | Varsity, Gen2 | 5-pin DIN |
| Electro-Mech | LX series | 1/4 in TRS |
| Spectrum | LX series | 1/4 in TRS |
Models in testing are running in the field but have not accumulated enough game-night hours across enough sites for us to call them fully supported yet. Contact us before ordering if your venue depends on one of these.
Not sure about your board? Contact us with the manufacturer and model and we will confirm its exact status before you commit.
Wireless
Today, wireless controller decoding is supported for one system: Daktronics 5000 series over its Gen 6 wireless link, listed above alongside its wired connectors. Wireless decoding for other manufacturers is not yet available.
Separately, the local bridge gets decoded data off a controller with no network access by pairing two ScoreRelay devices, or a ScoreRelay device and a ScoreRelay Wireless Receiver. It no longer uses the RM024 radio. That's a different feature from controller decoding itself. See how the local bridge works.
Not sure your board is covered?
Tell us the manufacturer and model and we will confirm before you commit.