Configure WiFi: Access Point (for config) or Client (join venue WiFi for score clocks)
Choose the language for Setup, the main menu, and scoreboard control/display pages. More languages can be added later.
Required for the Admin link on control pages. Operators can still run scores and clock without it.
Sets the clock on this unit (scoreboard time of day). Use the local date and time.
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Choose one. AP = this unit creates its own Wi‑Fi for admins. Client = the server joins your venue Wi‑Fi so score clocks can connect.
Connect to this WiFi to configure. Config URL: http://192.168.4.1:3000
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Fullscreen HDMI kiosk runs on this server. Reboots when toggled.
These settings apply to /display pages only (not the control tablet). They are saved in data/display-prefs.json on the server.
100% = default fit. Larger = bigger on screen (may clip).
Sounds live in /sounds. Upload MP3 or WAV. Local sound drives scoreboard displays and the server’s speakers (on a headless PC, set ALSA output below if you hear nothing). Control device sound is separate: turn it off to silence Horn/Buzzer on your phone or tablet only. Settings are stored in data/sound-config.json on the server.
Green = browser plays the sounds below on scoreboard displays. Red = no local audio on displays (the server’s speaker can still play if Local sound is on).
Green = phone/tablet playing Horn/Buzzer on control pages. Red = silent on that device only (server + big-screen displays unchanged).
If the mini PC has no desktop session, sound goes through ALSA. Run scripts/check-audio.sh on the machine, pick the card you use (USB, analog, etc.), then enter a PCM name here (same as aplay -D …). Save, then test. WAV usually starts a bit faster than MP3; for lowest delay use WAV and systemd SCOREBOARD_AUDIO_LOW_LATENCY=1 (see check-audio.sh hints).
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