This DIY digital cricket scoreboard features nine digits and uses 5-inch displays. All modules come fully assembled, and your task is to mount them on a wooden board or create a suitable setup to make it both attractive and functional for your game.
Features
- Rudimentary Design: This basic digital scoreboard is programmed using an Arduino and an FTDI basic breakout board.
- Size Options: Available in three sizes – 2.3-inch, 5-inch, and 10-inch. This particular model uses 5-inch displays.
- Control via App: Operate the scoreboard with the SCORE-C app.
- Dual Scoreboard Control: The app allows you to control scores on two scoreboards simultaneously.
- Bluetooth Communication: Scores are transmitted to the displays via Bluetooth.
- Non-Volatile Memory: The scoreboard retains its display even if the Bluetooth connection is lost.
- Simultaneous Module Testing: All five modules can be tested simultaneously.
- Power Requirement: The 5-inch scoreboard operates on a 15V power supply.
Scoreboard Modules
- Scoreduino-C:
- Functions similarly to an Arduino UNO.
- Uses the Atmega328P-PU chip and can be programmed with an FTDI basic breakout board.
- Can also be built using Arduino Nano, Arduino Pro Micro, or Arduino Mini boards.
- PCB Dimensions: 93.96 mm x 74.93 mm
- Target Display:
- Three-digit display using 2.3-inch common anode seven-segment displays.
- Controlled via the SCORE-C app or physical up/down buttons.
- Displays the first innings score.
- Board Dimensions: 323.83 mm x 157.48 mm
- Overs Display:
- Controlled via the SCORE-C app or physical up/down buttons.
- Displays the number of overs bowled.
- Board Dimensions: 218.42 mm x 157.48 mm
- Wickets Display:
- Controlled via the SCORE-C app or physical up/down buttons.
- Displays the number of wickets lost.
- Board Dimensions: 113.03 mm x 157.48 mm
- Total Display:
- Displays the second innings score.
- Board Dimensions: 323.83 mm x 157.48 mm
Power Supply
The 5-inch SCORE-C cricket scoreboard requires a 15V power supply to operate efficiently.
