JP2000029402A - Scoreboard for clay shooting - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a scoreboard capable of dealing with various kinds of clay shooting, such as, for example, a trap game and a skeet game, with one unit. SOLUTION: The scoreboard body 2 of the scoreboard for clay shooting has a present shooting group display section 21, a next shooting group display section 22, six (for six shooters) shooting order display sections 23, six player name display sections 24, hit and miss display sections 25 for the six shooters, six round score display sections 26, six total score display sections 27, six ranking display sections 28, a trap/skeet display section 29 and partition means 6. These partition means 6 have 12 pieces of partition lines 61 to 69 and 71 to 73 comprising plural LEDs and are so constituted that patterns (patterns of the partition lines) to be partitioned may be arbitrarily set by selectively lighting the prescribed partition lines.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

The present invention relates to a scoreboard for clay shooting.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art A clay shooting scoreboard for displaying the results of clay shooting is known.

[0003] Clay shooting is a game in which a target (target) discharged from a predetermined place is shot, and is roughly classified into a trap game and a skeet game.

A conventional clay shooting scoreboard has a plurality of cubic members (cubic) indicating a hit or a loss.
Have a scoreboard body arranged in a matrix.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a cubic of a conventional clay shooting scoreboard.

[0006] As shown in FIG.
Is installed rotatably with respect to the scoreboard body.

[0007] The four surfaces 110, 120, 130 and 140 of the cubic 100 on which the rotary shaft 150 is not formed are each colored in a predetermined color.

That is, one of the two opposing surfaces 110 and 120 is colored green to indicate a hit, and the other surface 120 is colored red to indicate a loss. And the remaining two surfaces 130 and 140
Are each colored white.

Before shooting, the cubic 100 is positioned so that its white surface 130 or 140 faces the front side of the scoreboard body.

[0010] When a hit is made, the cubic 100 is manually operated to rotate the cubic 100 so that its green surface 110 faces the front side of the scoreboard main body. Operate with the Cubic 100
Is rotated so that the red surface 120 faces the front side of the scoreboard body. This indicates a hit or a miss.

Further, on the front surface (front surface) of the scoreboard main body, an area where the cubic 100 is arranged (the shooter 6).
A partition line is formed to partition a plurality of (name × 25 times area) into a plurality.

The pattern of the partition line differs between the trap competition and the skeet competition. For this reason, in the trap competition, a clay shooting scoreboard dedicated to the trap competition is used, and in the skeet competition, a clay shooting scoreboard dedicated to the skeet competition is used.

[0013]

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to provide a clay shooting scoreboard which can be used alone for various clay shooting competitions such as trapping competitions and skeet competitions. is there.

[0014]

This and other objects are achieved by the present invention which is defined below as (1) to (15).

(1) A clay shooting scoreboard having a scoreboard body for displaying information relating to clay shooting, which is installed in a matrix on the scoreboard body,
It has a plurality of unit display sections that electrically display the shooting result so that a hit and a miss can be distinguished from each other, and partition means for partitioning the area where the unit display sections of the scoreboard body are arranged into a plurality. The scoreboard for clay shooting, wherein the partitioning means is configured to change a partitioning pattern.

(2) The unit display section has at least one
The score board for clay shooting according to the above (1), which is constituted by one light emitting element.

(3) The unit display section has two types of light emitting diodes having different emission colors, and is configured to emit light in three colors by a combination of turning on and off the two types of light emitting diodes. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to the above (1).

(4) The scoreboard for clay shooting described in (2) or (3) above, wherein the unit display section is configured to distinguish the hit from the missed by a difference in emission color.

(5) The partitioning means has a plurality of light emitting elements, and is configured to change the partitioning pattern by selectively lighting the light emitting elements. The scoreboard for clay shooting described in any one of the above.

(6) The partition means is a partition member detachable from the scoreboard body.
The scoreboard for clay shooting according to any one of (4) to (4).

(7) The partition pattern that can be changed by the partition means is a partition pattern for a trap competition and a partition pattern for a skeet competition (1).
The scoreboard for clay shooting according to any one of (6) to (6).

(8) The display according to (1) to (7), wherein the display corresponding to the number of shots on the scoreboard body can be changed to a display for a trap competition and a display for a skeet competition. The scoreboard for clay shooting described in any one of the above.

(9) The unit display section for one shooter is:
The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of the above (1) to (8), provided in two rows.

(10) The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of the above (1) to (9), wherein the scoreboard body has a current firing team display section for displaying the current firing team.

(11) The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of the above (1) to (10), wherein the scoreboard main body has a next squadron display section for displaying a squadron to be played next.

(12) The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of the above (1) to (11), further comprising a score display section for displaying a score.

(13) The scoreboard body has a firing order display section for displaying a shooter currently shooting so that it can be distinguished from other shooters.
The scoreboard for clay shooting described in any one of 2).

(14) The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of the above (1) to (13), wherein the scoreboard body has a ranking display section for displaying a ranking of shooters.

(15) The clay shooting described in (14), wherein the results of all the shooters are totaled, the rank of the shooter is determined based on the totaled result, and the rank is displayed on the rank display section. For scoreboard.

[0030]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Hereinafter, a clay shooting scoreboard of the present invention will be described in detail based on a preferred embodiment shown in the accompanying drawings.

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a first embodiment of a score board for clay shooting according to the present invention, and FIG. 2 is a score board body of the score board for clay shooting shown in FIG. FIG. 3 is a front view showing the set state,
It is a front view which shows the example of a structure of the operation panel of the score board for clay shootings shown in FIG.

A clay shooting scoreboard (hereinafter, simply referred to as a “scoreboard”) 1 shown in these figures includes a shooter 6.
Scoreboard body 2 for displaying predetermined information on clay shooting such as the performance of clay shooting for the name, two poles 3 supporting this scoreboard body 2, and an operation panel for operating scoreboard body 2 (operation Means 4).

As shown in FIG. 1, one end of each pole 3 is detachably attached to the scoreboard body 2 and the other end is detachably attached to a pole attachment portion (not shown) fixed to the ground. Can be

When the scoreboard body 2 is viewed from the front (front) side, the overall shape of the scoreboard body 2 is substantially rectangular (square).

The scoreboard 1 is installed such that a long side (a side extending in the horizontal direction in FIGS. 1 and 2) 2a of the scoreboard body 2 is substantially parallel to the ground 200.

In the present invention, it goes without saying that the overall shape of the scoreboard body 2 is not limited to a rectangle.

As shown in FIG. 2, the scoreboard body 2
On the front side, that is, on the display surface 20 side, a current firing team display section 21, a next firing team display section 22, six shooting order display sections 23 (for six shooters), and six player name displays Section (shooter name display section) 24, hit / miss display section 25 for displaying the results of clay shooting for six shooters, six round score display sections (score display section) 26, and six total score display sections (Score display unit) 27, six ranking display units 28, and a trap / skeet display unit 29 for displaying information corresponding to the number of shots.

On the display surface 20 side of the scoreboard body 2, there is provided a partitioning means 6 for dividing the hit / miss display section 25 (the area where the unit display section 251 is arranged) and the trap / skeet display section 29 into a plurality. is set up.

The partitioning means 6 comprises twelve partitioning lines 61, 6 each composed of a plurality of LEDs (light emitting diodes).
2, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 7
1, 72, and 73, and by selectively lighting a predetermined partition line (predetermined LED) among these, a partition pattern (partition line pattern) can be arbitrarily set (changed). It is configured to be able to.

Each of the partition lines 61, 62, 63, 64,
65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, and 7
Numerals 3 are arranged perpendicularly to the long sides 2a of the scoreboard body 2 (parallel to the short sides 2b).

Each of the partition lines 61, 62, 63,
Each of 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, and 73 is configured such that the color at the time of lighting is substantially the same as the color of another partition line described later. Is preferred.

For this purpose, for example, each partition line 6
1, 62, 63, 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 6
As LEDs constituting 9, 71, 72, and 73,
Each uses an LED that can emit substantially the same color as the color of another partition line described later.

Each of the partition lines 61, 62, 63,
For example, a color filter or the like is used so that the colors at the time of lighting 64, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72, and 73 are substantially the same as the colors of other partition lines described later. May be installed.

In the case of a trap competition, as shown in FIG. 2, the partition lines 61, 63, 65, 67, 69 and 73 are turned on (displayed), and the partition lines 62, 64,
66, 68, 71 and 72 are turned off (not displayed). In FIG. 2, the partition lines that are turned off are indicated by dotted lines.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the scoreboard main body of the clay shooting scoreboard shown in FIG. 1, showing a state set for a skeet competition.

In a skeet competition, as shown in FIG. 4, partition lines 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 6
8, 71, 72 and 73 are turned on (displayed), and the partition lines 63, 67 and 69 are turned off (not displayed). In FIG. 5, the unlit partition lines are indicated by dotted lines.

In this embodiment, the partitioning means 6 is L
Although it is composed of an ED, the present invention is not limited to this.
For example, it may be composed of various light-emitting elements such as an EL element and various display elements such as an LCD (liquid crystal display element).

However, among these, a light emitting element is preferable, and among the light emitting elements, an LED is particularly preferable.

As shown in FIG. 2, on the display surface 20 side of the scoreboard main body 2, in addition to the partitioning means 6, a pattern of a partition line for dividing the display surface 20 of the scoreboard main body 2 into a plurality, that is, A plurality of partition lines extending in the vertical direction in FIG. 2 (parallel to the short side 2b) and a plurality of partition lines extending in the horizontal direction in FIG. 2 (parallel to the long side 2a) are formed, respectively. I have.

These partition lines may be formed, for example, by coloring the display surface 20 of the scoreboard main body 2, and may be formed of various light emitting elements such as LEDs and EL elements, and various display elements such as LCDs. You may comprise.

In the present embodiment, the color of the partition line is, for example, white, and the color of the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2 is, for example, dark green. It goes without saying that it is not limited.

The scoreboard body 2 includes control means (not shown) and memories (ROM, RAM, E ² PROM).
Etc.) and a buzzer.

The control means is usually constituted by a microcomputer (CPU), and includes a current firing team display section 21, a next firing team display section 22, a firing order display section 23, a player name display section 24, a hit / missing display section. 25, a round score display section 26, a total score display section 27, a ranking display section 28, a trap / skeet display section 29, a partitioning means 6, a memory, a buzzer, and the like.

Next, each of the display units will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, the current firing team display unit 21 is installed on the upper left of the scoreboard main body 2 in FIG.

The present firing team display section 21 is composed of two display blocks 51. Each display block 51 has seven LEDs which can display arbitrary numbers from 0 to 9 respectively.
(Light emitting diode) segment (7 segments).

The current firing team display section 21 displays the number of the current firing team, ie, the current firing team.

The next squadron display section 22 is provided for the scoreboard body 2
2 is provided on the right side of FIG.

The next squadron display unit 22 is composed of two display blocks 51. This next squadron display section 22
Thus, the number of the next team to be competed, that is, the number of the next team is displayed.

The trap / skeet display section 29 is installed on the right side of the next squadron display section 22 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

The trap and skeet display section 29 is composed of a plurality of LEDs. Depending on the combination of lighting (light emission) and turning off of these LEDs, any alphabet (P, M, H, L, etc.), Numerals and the like can be displayed at arbitrary positions.

In the case of a trapping competition, as shown in FIG.
The number 5 is displayed. By this display, it can be grasped that the game is a trap game.

The numbers 1 to 25 represent the number of the target to be released. In this case, in a double trap competition, two targets of each number are released.

Further, in the case of a skeet competition, as shown in FIG.
Numbers 1 to 8, P and M are displayed. With this display, it can be grasped that the game is a skeet competition. In this case, the numbers 1 to 8 represent the numbers of the launch pad.

P represents that the target is released from the high house, and M represents that the target is released from the low house.

The character (alphabet) of “SCORE” is formed on the right side of the trap / skeet display section 29 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

This “SCORE” indicates that the number displayed on the round score display section 26 described later indicates the current round score (round score).

The character “TOTALSCORE” is formed on the right side of “SCORE” of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

This "TOTALSCORE" indicates that the number displayed on the total score display section 27 described later indicates a value obtained by adding up the scores up to the current round, that is, a total score (total score).

The scoreboard body 2 “TOTALSCO
The letter “NO.” And a period are formed on the right side in FIG. 2 of “RE”.

This “NO.” Is displayed in the order display section 2 described later.
The number displayed in 8 indicates that the order is shown.

The player name display section 24 displays the scoreboard body 2
2, six rows, that is, six rows, are arranged vertically below the current group display section 21 and the next group display section 22 in FIG.

Each player name display section 24 is composed of a plurality of LEDs, and any character (alphabet, alphabet, etc.) is determined by a combination of turning on and off these LEDs.
(Katakana, Kanji, etc.), numbers, etc. can be displayed.

A keyboard (operating means), not shown, is electrically connected to the scoreboard body 2 via a connector, not shown. When this keyboard is operated and a player name (shooter name) is input, the player name is displayed on the corresponding player name display section 24. The player name can be changed or deleted by operating the keyboard.

The hit / miss display section 25 is provided on the right side of the player name display section 24 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

The hit / missed display section 25 is composed of 300 (12 rows × 25 columns) unit display sections 25 arranged in a matrix.
1.

In FIG. 2, the vertical array is called "row" and the horizontal array is called "column". In FIG. 2, the uppermost row is referred to as “first row”, and the leftmost column is referred to as “first column”.

The hit / missing display section 25 is for six shooters as described above. Therefore, one shooter is composed of 50 (2 rows × 25 columns) unit display sections 251 and is arranged on the right side of each player name display section 24 in FIG.

Each unit display section 251 is composed of two LED units 8 arranged side by side in FIG. Each unit display section 251 is configured such that two LED units 8 are linked.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing an example of the configuration of the LED unit 8. As shown in FIG.
Is composed of a plurality of LEDs 81 that emit red light and a plurality of LEDs 82 that emit green light. In FIG. 5, the LEDs 81 are indicated by oblique lines.

The LED 81 of this LED unit 8 and the LE
D82 is uniformly distributed. When the LED unit 8 emits green light, the LEDs 82 are turned on in green and the LEDs 81 are turned off.

When the LED unit 8 emits red light, each LED 81 is lit in red and each LED 81 is turned on.
The ED 82 is turned off.

When the LED unit 8 emits orange light, each LED 81 is lit in red and each LED 81 is turned on.
The ED 82 is turned on in green.

By using such an LED unit 8, the intensity of green light, red light and orange light emitted from the LED unit 8 when seen by human eyes can be made uniform.

The hit / miss display section 25 displays the shooting results of each shooter (player).

That is, all the unit display sections 251 are turned off before shooting. Then, when a hit is made (when the referee (referee) determines “hit”), the corresponding unit display section 251 is lit in green, and when the match is lost (when the referee determines “missed”). , The corresponding unit display section 251 is lit in red. At the time of correction,
The unit display section 251 to be corrected is lit in orange.

The firing order display section 23 is provided on the left side of each player name display section 24 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

Each firing order display section 23 is composed of four LED units 8. In addition, each shooting order display unit 23 is configured such that four LED units 8 are interlocked.

The shooting order display section 23 displays the shooter who is currently shooting. That is, the firing order display section 23 of the shooter who is currently shooting (self-shot) lights up in orange, and the firing order display sections 23 of the other shooters light up in green, respectively. Note that the shooting order display section 23 when no shooter is present is turned off.

Each round score display section 26 is shown in FIG. 2 of the hit / miss display section 25 of the scoreboard body 2.
It is installed on the middle right.

Each round score display section 26 is composed of two display blocks 51.

The results of the current round of the corresponding shooter are totaled, and the round score display section 26 displays the score (round score) of the current round of the corresponding shooter.

The total score display section 27 is provided on the right side of each round score display section 26 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

Each total score display section 27 is composed of three display blocks 51.

The results up to the current round of the corresponding shooter are totaled, and the total score display unit 27 sums up the scores up to the current round of the corresponding shooter,
That is, the total score (total score) is displayed.

The ranking display section 28 is provided on the right side in FIG. 2 of each total score display section 27 of the scoreboard body 2.

Each rank display section 28 is constituted by one display block 51. The rank display section 28 displays the rank of the corresponding shooter.

As shown in FIG. 3, an operation panel (operation means) 4
Has an operation panel main body 40 in which a predetermined circuit is built. On the front side of the operation panel body 40, a power supply (PO
(WER) switch 401, ON / OFF switch 40
2, REC switch 403, D. OFF switch 40
4, R switch 405; A. D switch 406, D
ISPL switch 407; M switch 408, T.M.
W switch 442, DT. M switch 410, DT. W
Switch 411, S.I. M switch 409, S.M. W switch 443, R switch 412, SHOOT OFF switch 413, RETI switch 414, Participant setting switch (entry number setting switch) 415, 416, 41
7, 418, 419, 420, moving switches 421, 4
22, FINAL switch 423; T switch 42
4, N.P. T switch 425, T. S switch 426,
S. O switch 427, R switch 428, current firing team input dial (rotary switch) 429, 430, number of games input dial (rotary switch) 431, numeric keypad 432, REV switch 433, movement switch 43
4, 435, 436, 437, NOBIRD switch 4
38, RESET switch 439, HIT switch 44
0 and the MISS switch 441 are provided respectively.

The operation panel 4 is electrically connected to the scoreboard body 2 via a connector (not shown).

Next, the operation of the scoreboard 1 will be described. (1) [Power on]

When the power switch 401 is turned on, the power of the scoreboard body 2 and the operation panel 4 is turned on, and the scoreboard 1 (scoreboard system) is initialized.

When the power switch 401 is turned off,
The power of the scoreboard body 2 and the power of the operation panel 4 are cut off.

(2) [Setting of competition event] A predetermined competition event is selected from a men's trap competition, a women's trap competition, a men's double trap competition, a women's double trap competition, a men's skeet competition, and a women's skeet competition.

In the case of a men's trap competition, T.S. M
The switch 408 is turned on. This T. M switch 408
When is turned on, the mode is set to the men's trap competition.

When a women's trap competition is held,
T. The W switch 442 is turned on. This T. When the W switch 442 is turned on, the mode is set to the female trap competition mode.

In the case of a men's double trap competition, DT. The M switch 410 is turned on. This DT.
When the M switch 410 is turned on, the mode is set to the men's double trap competition mode.

When a women's double trap competition is conducted, the DT. The W switch 411 is turned on. This DT.
When the W switch 411 is turned on, the mode is set to the female double trap competition mode.

In the case of a men's skeet competition,
S. The M switch 409 is turned on. This S. When the M switch 409 is turned on, the mode is set to the male skeet competition mode.

When a female skeet competition is held,
S. The W switch 443 is turned on. This S. When the W switch 443 is turned on, the mode is set to the female skeet competition mode. When the R switch 412 is turned on, the above setting is released.

In the men's trap mode, the women's trap mode, the men's double trap mode, and the women's double trap mode,
As shown in FIG. 2, the partition lines 61, 62, 63, 6
4, 65, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72 and 73, partition lines 61, 63, 65, 67, 6
Only 9 and 73 are lit (partition lines 62, 6
4, 66, 68, 71 and 72 are turned off).

Then, as shown in FIG. 2, numbers 1 to 25 are displayed on the trap / skeet display section 29.

In the men's skeet competition mode and the women's skeet competition mode, as shown in FIG. 4, partition lines 61, 62, 63, 64, and 6 are provided, respectively.
Of the 5, 66, 67, 68, 69, 71, 72 and 73, the partition lines 61, 62, 64, 65, 66, 6
Only 8, 71, 72 and 73 are turned on (the partition lines 63, 67 and 69 are turned off).

Then, as shown in FIG. 4, the numbers 1 to 8, P (H), M
(L) is displayed.

(3) [Setting of current firing team] Using the current firing team input dials 429 and 430, enter the current firing team number (two digits), and enter the number of times of competition input dial 431.
Enter the number of competitions (single digit) with T switch 4
When 24 is turned on, the current firing team number and the number of games are set, and the current firing team number is displayed on the current firing team display section 21 of the scoreboard 1.

(4) [Setting of the next squadron] When the T switch 425 is turned on, it enters the next squadron input state. In this next group input state, the number (two digits) of the next group is input using the numeric keypad 432. This allows
The number of the next squad is set, and the number of the next squad is displayed on the next squad display section 22 of the scoreboard 1.

After the input, the N.V. When the T switch 425 is turned on, the next squadron input state is released. If the R switch 428 is turned on during the input, the input number of the next group is erased and the next group input state is released.

(5) [Setting of Participating Players] Participating player setting switches 415, 416, 417, 41
When 8, 419 or 420 is turned on, a player (shooter) participating in this competition is set.

For example, when the participating player setting switch 415 corresponding to the first player (the player displayed on the player name display section 24 at the top in FIG. 2) is turned on, the scoreboard 1
The firing order display section 23 corresponding to the th player, that is, the uppermost firing order display section 23 in FIG. 2 is lit in green. This indicates that the first player participates in this competition.

Other participating player setting switches 416, 4
17, 418, 419 and 420 are the same as above.

(6) [Setting of player name] By operating a keyboard (not shown) and inputting a player name (shooter name), the player name is set, and the player name is displayed on the corresponding player name display section 24 of the scoreboard 1. The first name is displayed. Further, the change or deletion of the player name is also performed by operating the keyboard.

(7) [Setting of Total Score] When the S switch 426 is turned on, a total score input state is set. In this total score input state,
With the ten keys 432, the total score (three digits) of the corresponding player is input. Thus, the total score is set.

In this case, the selection of the player to whom the total score is input is performed by the movement switch 421 or 422.
Note that the firing order display section 23 of the player selected by the movement switch 421 or 422 lights up in orange.

After the input, T.P. When the S switch 426 is turned on, the total score input state is released. When the R switch 428 is turned on during input, the input total score is deleted, and the total score input state is released.

(8) [Start of competition] To start a competition, the ON / OFF switch 402 is turned on. As a result, it becomes possible to compete.

In this case, the firing order display portion 23 of the own shooter of the scoreboard 1 lights up in orange, and the firing order display portions 23 of the other shooters light up in green. Note that the firing order display sections 23 where no shooters exist are turned off.

(9) [Progress of Competition] The scoreboard 1 (scoreboard system) is configured based on the rules for each sport of the International Shooting Alliance (UIT), and corresponds to the Olympic shooting sport.

Hereinafter, the progress (rule) of each of the trap competition, the skeet competition, and the double trap competition will be briefly described. As for the contents, only necessary basic matters regarding the scoreboard 1 will be described.

(9-1) [Trap Competition (Men, Women)] The men's trap competition is performed in five rounds of 25 shots, that is, 125 shots (a maximum of 125 points). Also,
When the final round is performed, one round of 25 shots, that is, 25 shots is performed.

The women's trap competition is performed in three rounds of 25 shots, ie, 75 shots (full score of 75). When the final round is performed, one round of 25 shots, that is, 25 shots is performed.

[0129] The competition is usually made up of six team members, and for each shooting, the referee determines (hits), "misses" or "no bird (irregular target)" (judgment).
I do.

In the case of "No Bird", the target is released again to fire. Then, it is determined whether the referee is "hit", "missing", or "no bird".

FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the progress of the trap competition. The competition proceeds as follows.

As shown in FIG. 6, first, the first shooter fires at the first target on the first launch pad, and after the determination is made, the first target on the second launch pad is fired. The next shooter fires at one of the targets. Hereinafter, similarly,
The shooter fires sequentially on the first single target on each launch pad.

Then, after all the shooters have finished shooting on the first target of each shooting platform, they fire on the second target of each shooting platform again from the top shooter. I do.

In the same manner as described above, the shooting is performed until all the shooters finish shooting on the 25th single target. This is defined as one round, and the order is determined when the prescribed round is completed.

(9-2) [Double trap competition (men,
Ladies)] In a double trap competition, two targets are released simultaneously.

Further, in the double trap competition, the number of shots (the number of targets) differs between boys and girls as described below.

That is, in the men's double trap competition,
It is performed in 3 rounds of 5 doubles shooting (50 shootings), that is, 150 shootings (out of 150 points). Also,
The final round is performed in one round of 25 doubles shots, ie, 50 shots.

On the other hand, in the women's double trap competition, three rounds of 20 doubles shots (40 shots), that is, 1 round
20 shots (out of 120). When the final round is performed, one round of 20 doubles shooting, that is, 40 shootings is performed.

It should be noted that the composition of the team, "hit", "missing",
The determination of “No bird” is the same as in the trap competition.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the progress of the male double trap competition, and FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the progress of the female double trap competition.

The competition proceeds as follows. As shown in FIGS. 8 and 9, first, the first shooter fires at the first two targets of the first shooting platform, and after the determination is made, the first shooting target of the second shooting platform is fired. For the two targets of
The next shooter fires. Hereinafter, in the same manner,
The shooter fires sequentially on the second two targets.

Then, after all the shooters have finished firing on the first two targets on each launch pad, they fire on the second two targets on each launch pad again from the first shooter. I do.

In the same manner, in the men's double trap competition, as shown in FIG. 8, the shooting is performed until all the shooters have finished firing on the 25th two targets. Until all shooters have finished firing on the twentieth targets, as shown in. This one
A round is determined, and the order is determined when the prescribed round is completed.

(9-3) [Skeet Competition (Men, Women)] The men's skeet competition is performed in five rounds of 25 shots, that is, 125 shots (a maximum of 125 points). Also,
When the final round is performed, one round of 25 shots, that is, 25 shots is performed.

The female skeet competition is performed in three rounds of 25 shots, that is, 75 shots (full score of 75). When the final round is performed, one round of 25 shots, that is, 25 shots is performed.

It should be noted that the composition of the team, "hit", "missing",
The determination of “No bird” is the same as in the trap competition.

Each shooter of the shooting team fires from the first shooting range to the eighth shooting range based on the following rules.

As shown in FIG. 4, at the first launch pad, one single target and one double target released from the high house (high house first, low house later),

At the launch pad, one single target and one double target are emitted from the high house (high house first, low house later),

At the launch pad, one single target released from the high house, one single target released from the low house, one double target (high house first, low house later),

At the 4th launch platform, one single target released from the high house, one single target released from the low house, one double target (high house first, low house later),

At the launch platform No. 5, one single target released from the high house, one single target released from the low house, one double target (high house first, low house later),

At the launch pad No. 6, one single target and one double target released from the low house (low house first, high house last),

At the 7th launch platform, there is one double target (low house first, then the high house). At the 8th launch platform, one single target released from the high house, released from the low house. One single target,

Each shooter fires at each target. The "single target" refers to a target released from one of the high house and the low house, and the "double target" refers to two targets simultaneously released from the high house and the low house. To tell.

FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the progress of the skeet competition. The competition proceeds as follows.

As shown in FIG. 7, first, the first shooter fires at each target on the first shooting platform, and after the determination is made, each target on the first shooting platform is fired. , The next shooter fires. Hereinafter, similarly, the shooter sequentially fires at each target of the first launch pad.

After all the shooters have finished shooting on each target on the first shooting platform, they fire again on each target on the second shooting platform from the top shooter.

[0159] In the same manner as described above, the shooting is performed until all the shooters have finished firing on the respective targets on the 8th shooting platform. This one
A round is determined, and the order is determined when the prescribed round is completed.

(10) [Scoring Process] Regarding one target, the score is 1 when the target is hit and 0 when the target is lost.

In the case of no bird, the NOBIRD switch 438 is turned on. When the NOBIRD switch 438 is turned on, the buzzer sounds two times to notify “No bird”.
Sounds twice. When the operation panel 4 is connected to an external buzzer (not shown)
The external buzzer also sounds twice.

In the case of a hit, the HIT switch 4
Turn on 40. When the HIT switch 440 is turned on,
The corresponding unit display section 251 of the hit / miss display section 25 of the scoreboard 1 is lit in green.

Then, the corresponding round score and total score are automatically calculated, respectively, and displayed on the corresponding round score display section 26 and total score display section 27. That is, the corresponding round score and total score are each incremented by one, and displayed on the corresponding round score display section 26 and total score display section 27.

Whether or not to display the total score on the total score display section 27 (display / non-display) can be arbitrarily set.

In the event of a loss, the MISS switch 441 is turned on. When the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the corresponding unit display section 251 of the hit / missing display section 25 of the scoreboard 1 lights in red, and the buzzer sounds once to notify “missing”. When the operation panel 4 is connected to an external buzzer (not shown), the external buzzer also sounds once.

In this case, the round score and the total score are not changed.

When the RESET switch 439 is turned on, the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch
A process of invalidating the information indicating “hit” or “missed” input by turning on the switch 441 is performed.

Here, when the mode is set to the men's trap competition mode or the women's trap competition mode,
Of the 300 (12 rows × 25 columns) unit display units 251 of the hit / miss display units 25, 1, 3, 5,
Only the unit display sections 251 on the seventh, ninth, and eleventh rows are used. That is, for each of the six shooters, only the unit display unit 251 in the upper one line of the unit display units 251 in the upper and lower two lines in FIG. 6 is used.

If the mode is set to the men's trap competition mode or the women's trap competition mode,
Every time the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the pointer (this pointer is not displayed) moves in the order shown by the arrow A in FIG.
The unit display section 251 that is turned on when the switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on is selected.

That is, first, when the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 at the upper left (first row, first column) in FIG. 6 turns on green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or the MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 two rows below (the first row and first column) the unit display section 251 in the first row and first column in FIG.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or the MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 two rows below (in the fifth row, first column) the unit display section 251 in the third row and first column in FIG.

Hereinafter, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
Each time the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 lights in green or red in the order indicated by the arrow A in FIG.
The last is the unit display section 2 at the lower right (12th row, 25th column) in FIG.
Unit display part 2 one above (51st row, 25th column) with respect to 51
51 lights green or red.

When the mode is set to the men's double trap competition mode, the 30
All 0 (12 rows × 25 columns) unit display sections 251 are used. That is, the unit display sections 251 in the upper and lower two rows in FIG. 8 are all used for each of the six shooters.

When the mode is set to the men's double trap competition mode, every time the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the pointer is displayed in the order shown by the arrow C in FIG. 8 (this pointer is not displayed). ) Moves, and then the HIT switch 440 or MI
The unit display section 251 which is lit when the SS switch 441 is turned on is selected.

That is, first, when the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 at the upper left (first row, first column) in FIG. 8 turns on green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display unit 251 immediately below (in the second row and first column) the unit display unit 251 in the first row and first column in FIG.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 immediately below (in the third row and first column) the unit display section 251 in the second row and first column in FIG.

Hereinafter, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
Every time the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 lights in green or red in the order indicated by the arrow C in FIG.
The last is the unit display section 2 at the lower right (12th row, 25th column) in FIG.
51 lights green or red.

When the mode is set to the women's double trap competition mode, the hit / miss display section 25 is displayed.
Of the zero (12 rows × 25 columns) unit display units 251, only the unit display units 251 in the first to twentieth columns from the left in FIG. 9 are used. That is, for each of the six shooters, the unit display unit 251 of the upper and lower two rows in FIG.
Only the unit display section 251 in the 20th column is used.

When the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on when the mode is set to the women's double trap mode, a pointer (this pointer is not displayed) in the order shown by the arrow D in FIG. ) Moves, and then the HIT switch 440 or MI
The unit display section 251 which is lit when the SS switch 441 is turned on is selected.

That is, first, when the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 at the upper left (first row, first column) in FIG. 9 turns on green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or the MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display unit 251 immediately below (in the second row, first column) the unit display unit 251 in the first row and first column in FIG. 9 turns on green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or the MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display unit 251 immediately below (in the third row and first column) the unit display unit 251 in the second row and first column in FIG. 9 turns on green or red.

Hereinafter, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
Each time the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 lights in green or red in the order indicated by the arrow D in FIG.
Finally, the unit display section 251 at the 12th row and 20th column in FIG. 9 is lit green or red.

When the mode is set to the men's skeet competition mode or the women's skeet competition mode, out of the 300 (12 rows × 25 columns) unit display sections 251 of the hit / missing display section 25, From the upper side in FIG.
Only the unit display sections 251 on the seventh, ninth, and eleventh rows are used. That is, for each of the six shooters, only the unit display unit 251 in the upper one line of the unit display units 251 in the upper and lower two lines in FIG.

When the mode is set to the men's skeet competition mode or the women's skeet competition mode,
Each time the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the pointer (this pointer is not displayed) moves in the order shown by the arrow B in FIG.
The unit display section 251 that is turned on when the switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on is selected.

That is, first, when the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 at the upper left in FIG. 7 (first row, first column) is lit green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display unit 251 on the right (first row, second column) with respect to the unit display unit 251 on the first row and first column in FIG. 7 turns on green or red.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 immediately to the right (first row, third column) with respect to the unit display section 251 in the first row and second column in FIG.

Next, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
When the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display unit 251 two rows below (the first row and third column) the unit display unit 251 in the first row and first column in FIG.

Hereinafter, the HIT switch 440 or MIS
Each time the S switch 441 is turned on, the unit display section 251 lights in green or red in the order shown by the arrow B in FIG.
Finally, the unit display section 2 at the lower right (12th row, 25th column) in FIG.
Unit display part 2 one above (51st row, 25th column) with respect to 51
51 lights green or red.

(11) [End of Competition] After the end of the competition, the ON / OFF switch 402 is turned off. As a result, the game ends.

To stop the game in the middle of the game, the R switch 405 is turned on. As a result, the game ends.

(12) [Recording (Storing) of Competition Result] To record (store) the competition result, the REC switch 403 is turned on.

When the REC switch 403 is turned on, all the competition results, that is, information currently displayed on the scoreboard 1 (information on clay shooting) are stored in the memory.

The memory is capable of storing a plurality of rounds (for example, 100 rounds) of the competition results (competition results such as a preliminary round, a final round, and a shoot-off).

(13) [Erase of Recorded (Stored) Competition Result] When deleting the game result stored in the memory, the A. The D switch 406 is turned on.

M. A. When the D switch 406 is turned on,
All competition results stored in the memory are deleted.

(14) [Erase of Display] When the display of the scoreboard 1 is to be erased, D. OFF
The switch 404 is turned on.

D. When the OFF switch 404 is turned on,
All displays on the scoreboard 1 are deleted.

(15) [Read-out of the recorded (stored) competition result] When reading out the competition result stored in the memory, first, the competition result to be read, that is, of the team corresponding to the competition result to be read out Select the number, the number of competitions and the discipline.

In this case, T. M switch 408, T.M. W
Switch 442, DT. M switch 410, DT. W switch 411, S.W. M switch 409 or S.M. When the W switch 443 is turned on, the competition item corresponding to the competition result to be read is selected, the number of the team corresponding to the competition result to be read by the current team input dials 429 and 430 is selected, and the competition to be read by the competition number input dial 431. The number of competitions corresponding to the result is selected.

Then, when the DISPL switch 407 is turned on, the selected competition result is read out from the memory and displayed on the scoreboard 1.

When the DISPL switch 407 is turned on again, all the displays on the scoreboard 1 are erased.

(16) [Correction] When modifying (changing) the shooting (competition) result displayed on the scoreboard 1 during or after the competition,
The REV switch 433 is turned on.

When the REV switch 433 is turned on, a correction is possible. As a result, the pointer moves to the unit display section 251 that was turned on by turning on the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 immediately before turning on the REV switch 433, and the unit display section 251 lights up in orange. That is, the unit display unit 251 where the pointer is located
Lights orange.

In this correctable state, the pointer is moved by operating the movement switches 434, 435, 436, and 437, and the unit display section 251 to be corrected among the hit / miss display sections 25 is selected. That is, the pointer is positioned on the unit display unit 251 to be corrected.

To correct "missing" to "hit", the HIT switch 440 is turned on. To correct "hit" to "missing", the MISS switch 441 is turned on. .

Thus, the emission color of the corresponding unit display section 251 is corrected to a predetermined color, and the corresponding round score and total score are corrected, respectively.
The corrected round score and total score are displayed on the corresponding round score display section 26 and total score display section 27, respectively.

That is, when "missing" is corrected to "hit", the corresponding unit display section 251 lights green, the corresponding round score and the total score are each incremented by one, and the corresponding round score is incremented. It is displayed on the display unit 26 and the total score display unit 27.

When "hit" is corrected to "missed", the corresponding unit display section 251 lights in red, the corresponding round score and the total score are decremented by one, and the corresponding round score is decremented. It is displayed on the display unit 26 and the total score display unit 27.

To correct other points, the pointer is moved by operating the movement switches 434, 435, 436 or 437 as described above, and
The unit display unit 251 to be corrected is selected from the failure display unit 25, and the HIT switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on.

As described above, as described above, the emission color of the corresponding unit display section 251 is corrected to a predetermined color, and the corresponding round score and total score are respectively corrected. It is displayed on the corresponding round score display section 26 and total score display section 27, respectively.

As described above, whether to display the total score on the total score display section 27 (display / non-display) can be arbitrarily set.

When the REV switch 433 is turned on again, the correctable state is released. As a result, the pointer (the pointer is not displayed) moves to the position before the correction in the corrected state. That is, next HIT
The unit display section 251 that is turned on when the switch 440 or the MISS switch 441 is turned on is selected.

When modifying (changing) the competition result stored in the memory, first, the competition result to be modified, that is, the number of the team, the number of competitions, and the competition type corresponding to the competition result to be modified are entered. Select each.

In this case, T. M switch 408, T.M. W
Switch 442, DT. M switch 410, DT. W switch 411, S.W. M switch 409 or S.M. When the W switch 443 is turned on, a competition item corresponding to the competition result to be corrected is selected, the number of the team corresponding to the competition result to be modified is selected by the current team input dials 429 and 430, and the number of competition input dial 431 is selected. The number of competitions corresponding to the competition result to be corrected is selected.

When the DISPL switch 407 is turned on, the selected result is read out from the memory and displayed on the scoreboard 1.

Next, when the REV switch 433 is turned on, as described above, it becomes in a modifiable state.

As described above, when the correction is performed and the REV switch 433 is turned on again, the correction-possible state is released.

When the REC switch 403 is turned on, the corresponding competition result stored in the memory is rewritten to the competition result currently displayed on the scoreboard 1.

When the DISPL switch 407 is turned on again, all the displays on the scoreboard 1 are erased.

(17) [Final (FINAL)] In the case of performing the final (FINAL) round, FINA
The L switch 423 is turned on.

When the FINAL switch 423 is turned on,
The mode is set to the final round, and each ranking display section 28
, The rank of the corresponding player (shooter) is displayed.

When the FINAL switch 423 is turned on again, the setting of the mode of the final round is canceled.

The following is a specific description. When the FINAL switch 423 is turned on, the ranking of each player is obtained based on the results of all the players (all shooters) participating in this competition.

That is, the total score of all shooters participating in this competition is read from the memory, and the total score is compared by the control means, and the rank of each player is determined in the order of the larger total score. The ranking of each player is all stored in memory.

[0229] Next, in the control means, based on the ranking, the players who participate in the final round (the top six players) (however, if the top six players are not determined, that is, since there are a plurality of tie-winners, If the number of athletes becomes 7 or more, the player will be selected by shooting (shoot-off).) And the lowest (sixth) player will be the upper one in FIG. 2 or FIG. The corresponding player name, the total score of the corresponding player, and the ranking of the corresponding player are sequentially displayed on the player name display unit 24, the total score display unit 27, and the ranking display unit 28, respectively, such that the first-place player is on the lower side. Is displayed.

After the predetermined settings are made, the final round is performed. The operation (action) at this time is almost the same as described above, and the description is omitted.

In the final round, however, the control means sequentially compares the total scores of all the players participating in the final round and determines the ranking of the players. When the order changes, the corresponding order display unit 28
(Order) is changed.

Note that the SHOOT OFF switch 413
Is a switch used when shooting off, and R
The ETI switch 414 allows the player to abstain (retire)
Is a switch used in the case of O switch 42
Reference numeral 7 denotes a switch used to change the firing order, and a description thereof will be omitted.

As described above, this scoreboard 1
According to this, one can cope with each of the men's trap competition, the women's trap competition, the men's double trap competition, the women's double trap competition, the men's skeet competition, and the women's skeet competition.

In the scoreboard 1, even if the competition rules (rules) are changed or new competitions are added, the program (software) is appropriately added or changed to cope with these changes. be able to.

Further, in the conventional scoreboard described in the prior art, the Cubic 100 (FIG.
When two lines are installed for each shooter, two sets of mechanisms for rotatably supporting the cubic 100 must be installed in addition to the cubic 100, so that the scoreboard becomes large (especially, However, the scoreboard 1 has a simple structure because the unit display section 251 is composed of the LED unit 8, and the structure is complicated. It is possible to cope with various sports without increasing the size of the game.

In the scoreboard 1, the unit display section 2
Since the shooting result 51 is configured to be electrically displayed, the display of the shooting result can be remotely controlled, whereby the operation can be easily performed.

In the scoreboard 1, the partitioning means 6, the current firing team display section 21, the next firing team display section 22, the firing order display section 23, the player name display section 24, the round score display section 26,
Since the total score display section 27, the ranking display section 28, and the trap / skeet display section 29 are configured to be electrically displayed, for example, an operation such as manually changing a score display board or the like is unnecessary, and , And can be operated remotely, whereby the operation can be easily performed.

Each display section of the scoreboard body 2
In the above-described embodiment, the light emitting device is constituted by an LED. However, the present invention is not limited to this. Good.

However, among these, a light emitting element is preferable, and among the light emitting elements, an LED is particularly preferable.

In the present invention, the numbers of the current team display unit 21, the next team display unit 22, the round score display unit 26, the total score display unit 27, and the ranking display unit 28 are displayed, for example, by magnet inversion. There may be.

In the present invention, the partition line that does not change between the trap competition and the skeet competition is previously formed (colored) on the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2 as a common partition line (invariant partition line). May be.

In the present invention, a partition line extending in the horizontal direction in FIG. 2 (parallel to the long side 2a) may be changed. In this case, for example, in a trap competition and a skeet competition, the unit line for one archer is one line, and in the double trap competition, the division line for one archer is two lines. Be changed.

Further, in the above-described embodiment, the hit and the miss are distinguished by the difference of the luminescent color. However, the present invention is not limited to this, and for example, "O" and "X" may be used. Alternatively, a configuration may be employed in which a hit and a miss are distinguished by a difference in display (shape).

Next, a score board according to a second embodiment of the present invention will be described. FIGS. 10, 11, and 12 are front views showing a scoreboard body according to a second embodiment of the present invention. In addition, description about the common point with the scoreboard 1 of 1st Example mentioned above abbreviate | omits description,
The main differences will be described.

The scoreboard 1 shown in these figures has a scoreboard body 2. This scoreboard body 2
Is displayed on the display surface 20 of the trapping competition, that is, in the vertical direction in FIG. 10 (long side 2a
Partition lines 111, 112, 11
3, 114, 115 and 116 and a partition line 12 extending in the lateral direction in FIG. 10 (parallel to the long side 2a).
1, 122, 123, 124, 125 and 126 are formed respectively.

Also, numbers 1 to 25 are formed on the upper side of the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG.

These partition lines 111 to 116, 1
The numbers 21 to 126 and 1 to 25 are formed by coloring the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2 respectively.

On the upper side of the scoreboard body 2 in FIG. 10, L-shaped protrusions 131, 132, 133, 13
4, 135, 136, 137 and 138 are formed respectively.

The scoreboard 1 comprises panels 91, 92, 93 and 9 which are detachable from the scoreboard body 2.
4 respectively. Hereinafter, representatively, the panel 91
Will be described.

The panel 91 has a rectangular panel body 910.
have. On the lower side in FIG. 10 of the panel main body 910, long partition members 141 and 142 and a long partition hiding member 151 are formed, respectively.

Each of the partition members 141 and 142 is provided with a skeet competition partition line. Each of these partition lines is a partition member 1
41 and 142 are formed by coloring.

The partition hiding member 151 is colored in the same color as the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2.

Further, semicircular hooks 161 and 162 are formed on the upper end face of the panel body 910 in FIG.

The panel body 910 includes a skeet competition partition line, numerals 1 and 2, P (H)
And M (L) are formed, respectively.

The structures of panels 92 to 94 are substantially the same as those of panel 91 described above, and a description thereof will not be repeated.

The partition members of the panels 91 to 94 constitute partition means.

Next, the operation of the scoreboard 1 will be described. When performing a men's trap competition, a women's trap competition, a men's double trap competition, or a women's double trap competition, all the panels 91 to 94 are removed from the scoreboard body 2 as shown in FIG.

As shown in FIG. 10, when all of the panels 91 to 94 are removed from the scoreboard body 2, the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2 displays a trap competition partition line and numbers 1 to 25. , Respectively appear.

When performing a men's skeet competition or a women's skeet competition, as shown in FIG.
1 to 94 are all attached to the scoreboard body 2.

[0260] As shown in FIG.
When attaching the panel 91 to the
1 and 162 are hooked on the projections 131 and 132 of the scoreboard body 2 respectively.

When the panel 91 is mounted on the scoreboard main body 2, the partitioning / hiding member 151 of the panel 91 causes the scoreboard main body 2 to be divided into a trap competition partition line 11 for trapping.
2 are hidden, and skeet competition partition lines formed on the partition members 141 and 142 appear. Further, the panel main body 910 hides the trap competition partition line formed on the scoreboard main body 2 and the numerals 1 to 6 respectively, and the skeet competition partition line formed on the panel main body 910 and 1 , P, and M respectively appear.

[0262] As shown in FIG.
Similarly, when attaching the panels 92 to 94 to the panel 93, the hooks 163 and 164 of the panel 92 are attached to the projections 133 and 134, and the hooks 165 and 166 of the panel 93 are attached.
To the projections 135 and 136, and the hook 1 of the panel 94.
Hooks 67 and 168 over projections 137 and 138, respectively.

When all of the panels 91 to 94 are mounted on the scoreboard main body 2, as shown in FIG. 12, the display surface 20 of the scoreboard main body 2 has a skeet competition partition line, numerals 1 to 8, and , P, and M respectively appear.

As described above, this scoreboard 1
According to the scoreboard 1 of the first embodiment described above, one unit can be used for each of a men's trap competition, a women's trap competition, a men's double trap competition, a women's double trap competition, a men's skeet competition, and a women's skeet competition. It is possible to respond even if the competition rules (rules) are changed or new competition events are added.

In the present invention, the pattern of the skeet competition partition line, the numbers 1 to 8, P and M are formed on the display surface 20 of the scoreboard body 2.
The pattern of the partition line for the trap game and the numbers 1 to 25 may be formed on a panel detachable from the scoreboard body 2.

In the above embodiment, the partition member and the partition concealing member are integrated with the panel main body. However, in the present invention, these may be separate bodies.

The scoreboard of the present invention has been described based on the embodiments shown in the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and the configuration of each unit may be any configuration having the same function. Can be replaced with something.

For example, in each of the above embodiments, the player name display section is constituted by a plurality of LEDs. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the player name display section may include a player name. The scoreboard body may be composed of a detachable plate or the like, and the plate may be attached to the scoreboard body.The player name display section may be composed of a blackboard or whiteboard on which player names can be described. , The player name may be described.

[0269]

As described above, according to the clay shooting scoreboard of the present invention, it is possible to cope with various types of clay shooting competitions such as trapping competitions and skeet competitions by using one unit.

Further, since the unit display section is configured to electrically display the shooting result, the display of the shooting result can be remotely controlled, thereby facilitating the operation. it can.

In the case where two rows of unit display sections for one shooter are provided, one unit can handle, for example, each of a trapping competition and a double trapping competition.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a front view showing a scoreboard according to a first embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a front view showing a score board body of the score board shown in FIG. 1, which is set for a trap competition.

FIG. 3 is a front view showing a configuration example of an operation panel of the scoreboard shown in FIG.

FIG. 4 is a front view of the scoreboard main body of the scoreboard shown in FIG. 1, showing a state set for a skeet competition.

FIG. 5 is a front view illustrating a configuration example of an LED unit according to the present invention.

FIG. 6 is a diagram for explaining the progress of a trap game according to the present invention.

FIG. 7 is a diagram for explaining the progress of a skeet competition according to the present invention.

FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the progress of a male double trap competition according to the present invention.

FIG. 9 is a diagram for explaining the progress of a female double trap competition according to the present invention.

FIG. 10 is a front view showing a scoreboard body according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 11 is a front view showing a scoreboard body according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a front view showing a scoreboard body according to a second embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a perspective view showing a cubic of a conventional clay shooting scoreboard.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Clay shooting score board 2 Score board main body 2a Long side 2b Short side 20 Display surface 21 Current firing team display section 22 Next firing team display section 23 Fire order display section 24 Player name display section 25 Hit / miss display section 251 unit Display section 26 Round score display section 27 Total score display section 28 Rank display section 29 Trap / Skeet display section 3 Pole 4 Operation panel 40 Operation panel body 401 Power switch 402 ON / OFF switch 403 REC switch 404 D. OFF switch 405 R switch 406 M. A. D switch 407 DISPL switch 408 T. M switch 409 S.M. M switch 410 DT. M switch 411 DT. W switch 412 R switch 413 SHOOT OFF switch 414 RETI switch 415-420 Participating player setting switch 421, 422 Movement switch 423 FINAL switch 424 T switch 425 N.R. T switch 426 T. S switch 427 S.S. O switch 428 R switch 429, 430 Current firing team input dial 431 Number of games input dial 432 Numeric keypad 433 REV switch 434-437 Movement switch 438 NOBIRD switch 439 RESET switch 440 HIT switch 441 MISS switch 442 T. W switch 443 S.W. W switch 51 Display block 6 Partition means 61-69 Partition line 71-73 Partition line 81, 82 LED 91-94 Panel 111-116 Partition line 121-126 Partition line 131-138 Projection 141, 142 Partition member 151 Partition concealing member 161 to 168 hook 100 cubic 110 to 140 plane 150 rotation axis 200 ground

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Claims (15)

[Claims] 1. A clay shooting scoreboard having a scoreboard main body for displaying information on clay shooting, wherein the scoreboard is arranged in a matrix on the scoreboard main body, and can distinguish between hit and missed shooting performance. A plurality of unit display units for electrically displaying the display unit, and a partition unit for partitioning an area where the unit display unit of the scoreboard body is arranged into a plurality of units, wherein the partition unit can change a partition pattern. A scoreboard for clay shooting characterized by having such a configuration. 2. The clay shooting scoreboard according to claim 1, wherein the unit display section includes at least one light emitting element. 3. The unit display section includes two types of light emitting diodes having different emission colors, and is configured to emit light in three colors by a combination of turning on and off the two types of light emitting diodes. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to claim 1. 4. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to claim 2, wherein the unit display section is configured to distinguish the hit and the missed by a difference in emission color. 5. The partitioning means has a plurality of light emitting elements, and is configured to change the partitioning pattern by selectively lighting the light emitting elements.
5. The clay shooting scoreboard according to any one of items 4 to 4. 6. The partitioning means according to claim 1, wherein said partitioning means is a partitioning member detachable from said scoreboard body.
The scoreboard for clay shooting described in any one of the above. 7. A partition pattern that can be changed by the partitioning means is a trap competition partition pattern and a skeet competition partition pattern.
The scoreboard for clay shooting described in any one of the above. 8. The display according to claim 1, wherein the display corresponding to the number of shots on the scoreboard body can be changed to a display for a trap competition and a display for a skeet competition.
8. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to any one of items 7 to 7. 9. The clay shooting scoreboard according to claim 1, wherein the unit display section for one shooter is provided in two rows. 10. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to claim 1, wherein the scoreboard body has a current firing team display section for displaying a current firing team currently in competition. 11. The clay shooting scoreboard according to claim 1, wherein the scoreboard body has a next squadron display section for displaying a squadron for the next competition. 12. The clay shooting scoreboard according to claim 1, further comprising a score display section for displaying a score. 13. The clay according to claim 1, wherein the scoreboard body has a firing order display section for displaying a shooter who is currently shooting so as to be distinguishable from other shooters. Shooting scoreboard. 14. The scoreboard for clay shooting according to claim 1, wherein said scoreboard body has a ranking display section for displaying a ranking of shooters. 15. The clay shooting score according to claim 14, wherein the results of all shooters are totaled, the rank of the shooter is determined based on the totaled result, and the rank is displayed on the rank display unit. board.