In Slams you set two things per part when it comes to courts: how many courts are available and (optionally) which court numbers you use. That set of courts is the basis for your entire schedule, the court QR codes and the print. You'll find these settings on the part's Settings tab.
Number of courts
The number of courts determines how many matches can be played at the same time. For round-based formats (Americano, Mexicano, Beat the Box, Team Clash), Slams never schedules more matches per round than there are courts. For a tournament, the number of courts determines how many group matches run in parallel. So set this equal to the number of physical courts you actually have available that day.
Which courts (optional)
Are you not playing on courts 1 through N, but for example on courts 2 through 5? Then fill in the real court numbers under Which courts. You can do this with commas (2,3,4,5) or as a range (2-5). If you leave this field empty, Slams simply uses court 1 through the number of courts. The numbers you enter appear exactly like that in the schedule, on the print and on the court QR codes.
