In addition to scoring and statistics software, we also sell several hardware products that are used with data terminals for stats display during games. Using our TC32 program, game stats can be sent from TC32 to a single data terminal, or to a "splitter" that allows display on multiple terminals. This is done via a serial or "COM" port on the computer, and is not video output. Because it is serial output, standard RJ11/12 lines or cables can be used instead of the heavier "computer" or video cables. These lines can be run several hundred feet without any type of booster or amplifier. To use this feature, you will need the following:

• a computer running Windows (95, 98, Me, 2000, NT, or XP) with an available serial port
• the current version of TC32 (this can be download for free from our web site at http://www.statcrew.com/download)
• the current version of the scoring software
• a null modem cable to connect the computer to a data terminal or to a "splitter"
• a line "splitter" that allows connection of multiple data terminals to one line
• RJ11/12 lines or cables (one per data terminal) with 25 pin adapters
• data terminals for the stats display (these must be VT52, VT100, or WYSE 50 compatible)

Listed below are some of these hardware items that we sell. For current prices or to place an order, click HERE.

For information about purchasing data terminals, contact: Bill Couch at Recovery Network, Inc., at 662-429-9015.

RJ11 CABLES

RJ11 cables run from the scoring computer to stats display "data terminals". RJ11 cables can be purchased in the following lengths: 25, 50, 100, 150, and 200 feet.

5-PORT RJ11 SPLITTER

A splitter allows you to run multiple RJ11 lines off of one null modem adapter for stats displays on multiple data terminals.

NULL MODEM ADAPTER

A null modem adapter (9-pin female to RJ11) plugs into the 9-pin serial port of the scoring computer. In order for STAT CREW scoring software to properly send stats, all RJ11 cables running to the remote display units must connect to the null modem adapter either directly or through a splitter.

DATA TERMINAL ADAPTER

Data terminal adapters (DB25 male to RJ11) plug into each display data terminal. A RJ11 cable connects the data terminal adapter to the null modem adapter that is plugged into the scoring computer in order to display current game statistics.

RJ11 COUPLER

A coupler allows you to connect two RJ11 lines together, or to connect one RJ11 line to a splitter. For example, if your scoring computer is located on the opposite side of the court from your stats display terminals, you can run a RJ11 line around the court and connect it to a splitter using a coupler. Then connect the stats display terminals to the splitter.