Slave Shot Clock Sub-application

Table of Contents

• Slave Shot Clock Display Introduction
• Unconnected State
  • Screen Controls
• Connected State
  • Screen Controls
• Uncontrolled State
  • Screen Controls
• TimedOutState
  • Screen Controls
• Config Clock Popover
  • Screen Controls

Slave Shot Clock Display Introduction 

This is a slave display.

Slave Shot Clock Screen

Unconnected State

The image above shows the Slave Clock Display in the unconnected state. The network status display is orange, which indicates the unconnected state. It has yet to find a Master Display within the selected iPad group.

Screen Controls

In the unconnected State the only control is the Back button which backs out of the sub-application.

Connected State

The image above shows the Slave Clock Display in the connected state. The network status display is green, which indicates the connected state. It has found a Master Display within the selected iPad group.

In this state the iPad display is remotely controlled by the Master Display.

Screen Controls

In the connected State the only control is the Back button which backs out of the sub-application.

Uncontrolled State

The image above shows the Slave Clock Display in the uncontrolled state. The network status display is blue, which indicates the uncontrolled state. It has found a Master Display within the selected iPad group, the that master is current not viewing the Master sub application, so the slave is connected but not controlled.

In this state the iPad display is not controlled by the Master Display and will freewheeling count down to zero.

Screen Controls

In the connected State the only control is the Back button which backs out of the sub-application.

Timed Out State

The image above shows the Slave Clock Display in the timeout state. The network status display is red, which indicates a network failed state.

It has found not a Master Display within the selected iPad group within approximately 60 seconds, it presents a control that will reinitiate attempting to connect, and presents local controls to control the shot clock locally

In this state the iPad display is not controlled by the Master Display.

Screen Controls

In the Timedout State the control are:

• Back: which backs out of the sub-application.
• Start: starts the shot clock counting down
• Reset: reset the shot clock to 30.0 seconds or whatever value it is configured for.
• Stop: stops the shot clock counting down
• Config Clock: allows the shot clock to be configured
• Try Connect: slave goes back to searching for a Master display

Config Clock Popover

As can be seen, a standard clock config popover is displayed, obviously only the shot clock fields are utilised.

Screen Controls

It has two control buttons:

• Ok: Sets the game clock config according to the text fields and dismisses the popover.
• Cancel: Dismisses the popover, discarding any changes.

Standalone ShotClock Display

Below is the Standalone ShotClock Display mode.