Skorby is designed not just for tracking scores, but for sharing them with your audience. One standout feature is the ability to connect Skorby to one or more ULANZI TC001 displays , allowing spectators at the event location to see live, up-to-the-minute scores in real time.
The ULANZI TC001 is an impressive display: compact, battery-powered, durable, and affordable. Paired with the brilliant AWTRIX firmware that allows for remote control, it becomes the perfect companion for Skorby.
While the setup involves a few steps, it’s straightforward, and we’ll guide you through the process step-by-step.
To unlock the full potential of your ULANZI TC001 display, you’ll need to replace the stock firmware with the AWTRIX firmware. Originally designed for integrating displays into Home Automation systems to show various data points, this firmware allows you to use your display for score tracking with Skorby—and then repurpose it at home when you’re not out in the field.
Once you’ve got the display available, follow these steps:
After flashing the display, it will enter ‘AP’ (access point) mode. This means the display will create its own Wi-Fi network, which you need to connect to in order to configure it and join another network. The key question is which network to join. If you’re using the display on-site, like at a volleyball court, it’s best to connect it to your mobile hotspot. We’ll guide you through that process here.
Yeah, this is the final step! Now, you just need to ensure that the Skorby app recognizes and connects to your display.
