Game mode puts everything a scorer’s table shows on one screen: the game clock with the period, the score of both teams, and the shot clock in large digits below. The phone is the remote. One tap stops both clocks on the whistle, the reset buttons only touch the shot clock.
What it follows
The game clock shows minutes and seconds, and tenths in the last minute. The shot clock turns off when less game time remains than shot clock time, as the FIBA, NBA and NFHS rules describe. Periods are named Q1 to Q4 with overtime, or Half 1 and 2 for halves.
Presets
High school 4 × 8 minutes, FIBA 4 × 10, NBA 4 × 12, college 2 × 20, korfball 2 × 25. Set your own period length and number of periods when your league plays differently.
For scrimmages and real games
Most gyms that practice have no scoreboard, or one that only the facility staff can switch on. A laptop on a TV or projector gives the team the same picture in a Tuesday scrimmage as in a game. Add more screens with the extra-screen link, for the bench or the other end of the court.
Game mode is part of Shot Clock Pro. The plain shot clock stays free. Try the free shot clock first.