The Wingfield Court terminal combines touchdisplay and PC in a powerful unit. This guide is for venue operators and installation teams mounting the unit on a Padel court cage. Set aside 20–30 minutes and have the included mounting kit ready.
💡 Tip: Lay out all screws and the matching tools (Phillips or hex keys for M8/M5/M4) before you start — it'll save you time mid-installation.
a. Attach the mounting plate to the padel cage
The mounting plate is the base for the entire bracket assembly.
- Attach the two horizontal rails to the inside of the cage, at your desired mounting height.
- Place the mounting plate as the counterpart onto the two rails so the corner notches line up exactly.
- At each of the four corners, insert an M8 bolt (25 mm length, 8 mm diameter) from inside the court through the rail and mounting plate, then fasten the matching nut on the outside of the court.
⚠️ Caution: Check that the plate is level before tightening.
b. Attach the mounting arm and route the cables
Next, attach the mounting arm that will later hold the touch display and the POE switch.
- Position the mounting arm for the display on the plate and align the bolt holes.
- Fasten the arm with four M5 bolts (16 mm length, 5 mm diameter) from inside the court through the rail and mounting plate.
- Feed all cables running to the court terminal down through the mounting arm (LAN cables from your streaming camera(s) and depending on your setup also the power cable).
c. Mount the display on the mounting arm
Now it's time to attach the display itself.
- Position the display's rear mounting points onto the arm.
- Secure the display at the four main points using bolts (10 mm length, 4 mm diameter) with washers.
- Attach the mount for your PoE switch to the side of the mounting arm using 2x bolts (10 mm length, 4 mm diameter).
- Insert the POE switch inside its mount.
💡 Tip: Choose the side of the POE mount based on the direction the power cable runs to the connection ports on the display — this keeps the wiring clean and avoids crossing it over the arm.
d. Connect the ports of the POE switch
How many devices you connect to the PoE switch depends on your court setup and the internet connection you want. The switch has multiple ports, giving you flexibility. You have the following options:
- Connect your streaming camera(s): You can power up to two cameras through the PoE switch using an Ethernet cable (CAT6a or higher). Streaming cameras must be plugged into one of the PoE ports, since that port handles both power and data transfer.
- Internet connection via LAN: If you're connecting your Wingfield court to the internet via LAN cable, this doesn't require a PoE port — a standard LAN port on the switch is sufficient.
⚠️ Caution: In a Wingfield AI Pro setup, only the streaming camera connects to the PoE switch — not the Dual Camera Module (DCM). The DCM connects directly to the dedicated DCM port on the display.
e. Connect the rear ports of the touch display
Now connect the cables on the back of the unit – it has three ports:
- 🛜 Switch – to connect with streaming cameras (and network)
- 👁️🗨️ Dual Tracking Camera Module (DCM) – only if you install a Wingfield AI Pro system!
- 🔌 Power – to power your whole system (incl. cameras)
⚠️ Caution: Only connect cables while the unit is powered off, and plug each connector into its matching port.
What's Next?
Depending on your setup and the order in which you install the individual components, you can continue with one of the following guides:
- ➡️ Mounting Options for Streaming Cameras (Padel, Pickleball, Tennis)
- ➡️ Mounting the Dual Camera Module - Padel (Wingfield AI Pro setups only)
- ➡️ Running Court Calibration (Wingfield AI Pro setups only)
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