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Live scoring

Launch and monitor a TV display

Put the live scoreboard on a gym TV or a second device, for one bout, a whole dual or every mat of a tournament.

From the scoring board

  1. 1On a computer, open the board's ⋯ and choose Launch TV display, or press Launch TV at the top. On a phone, it's under More, in Display and sharing.
  2. 2For a TV plugged into this computer, choose Connected TV. Extend the desktop to the TV first. In Chrome or Edge, choose Detect screens and pick the TV; in Safari, the window opens and you move it to the TV.
  3. 3Choose Show test pattern and check every edge and color is visible.
  4. 4Choose Launch display, then Enter fullscreen on the TV window if the browser asks for a click.
  5. 5For a TV, tablet or laptop of its own, choose Another device, then Create display link, and scan the QR code or use Copy display link.
  6. 6Check the names, corners, weight, period, clock and score before the whistle.

A whole dual on one TV

On the dual's desk, choose TV display on Live, or TV at the top of the desk. One TV window follows the whole dual, bout by bout, on a TV link that lasts 72 hours. If nothing opens, allow popups for ScoreOps and try again.

A tournament's gym TV

On the tournament desk, choose Table links on Overview. Under Gym TVs, Copy link beside All mats shows every mat on one screen; or name a screen, tick its mats and choose Save screen. Publish the fan board first: the TV shows what fans can see.

During the meet

On a computer, the TV button at the top of the board says how the TV is doing: TV connected, TV · feed stale, TV not answering or TV closed. If the TV may be showing the wrong score, stop and check the official score before you carry on.
Browsers don't let a page go fullscreen without a click, so one press of Enter fullscreen may be needed on the TV in Chrome and Safari.

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