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iCOMPEL Content Commander User Guide

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3.4.3 Image Properties

The following properties apply to zones enabled as an

Image

player:

Fade In

You can set the image to fade in with one of these options:

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No Fade in

– Image appears immediately without fading in.

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Fade In n.n seconds

– Image fades in from the background. Specify the number of seconds for the fade-in to

last (default is 1.5 seconds).

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Cross fade from previous image

– Image fades in as the previous image fades out. You must also set the

previous image's

Fade Out

option to

Cross fade to next image

. If no previous image is set to cross fade, this

image fades in from the background in the number of seconds you specify (default is 1.5 seconds).

Duration

Select the duration you require:

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Show image indefinitely

– The player shows the image always.

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Show the image for

– The player shows the image for the period you specify.

Fade Out

You can set the image to fade out with one of these options:

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No Fade out

– Image disappears immediately without fading out.

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Fade out in n.n seconds

– Image fades out to the background. Specify the number of seconds for the fade-

out to last (default is 1.5 seconds).

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Cross fade to next image in n.n seconds

– Image fades out as the next image fades in. You must also set

the next image's

Fade In

option to

Cross fade from previous image

. If no next image is set to cross fade,

this image fades out to the background in the number of seconds you specify (default is 1.5 seconds).

Mode

You can set the display mode to one of these options:

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Fit to Zone

– Stretches the image to fill the zone. This will distort the image if the zone does not have the

same aspect ratio as the image.

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Letterbox

– Shows the entire image and preserves its aspect ratio. The player displays the letterbox color in

any space in the zone not covered by the image.

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Crop

– Preserves the image aspect ratio but cuts off its edges if it is larger than the zone.

Letterbox Color

If you select

Letterbox

as the display mode, some space may be left in the zone outside of the image. Use this

option to select the color the player displays in that space.

Opacity

To allow background items to be visible, enter a percentage to match the opacity required. 100% is completely
opaque and 1% is almost completely transparent.

Summary of Contents for iCompel ICOMP-ICC

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Page 7: ...age 32 2 2 2 Adding a New Layout 32 2 2 3 Editing a Layout 33 2 2 4 Layout Properties 33 2 2 5 Interaction Properties 33 2 3 Using Zones 34 2 3 1 The Layout Editor 34 2 3 2 Editing a Zone 36 2 3 3 Edi...

Page 8: ...4 Media Item Properties 64 3 4 1 Movie Properties 65 3 4 2 HTML Properties 66 3 4 3 Image Properties 67 3 4 4 Text Properties 68 3 4 5 Soundtrack Properties 68 3 4 6 Newsfeed Properties 69 3 4 7 Cloc...

Page 9: ...Ad Hoc Pages 99 5 7 2 Editing Ad Hoc Pages 99 5 8 Ad Hoc Folder Play 100 5 9 Ad Hoc Media Folder 101 5 9 Changing Ad Hoc Content 101 5 10 Ad Hoc Theming 103 6 Sharing Content Using Layout Packages 107...

Page 10: ...Local Information 144 9 2 9 Reporting 144 9 2 10 Feature Keys 145 9 3 Player Setup 145 9 3 1 RS 232 Outputs 145 9 3 2 Interactivity 147 9 4 Backing Up Your iCC 147 9 5 Software Update 148 9 6 Reboot...

Page 11: ...Part I Welcome to Black Box Digital Signage...

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Page 13: ...n to the iCC and Using the Web Interface However the more experienced may wish to go straight to the information about creating and con trolling digital displays l Creating a Schedule Getting started...

Page 14: ...rer This remains the case for even the largest digital signage network l Local area network Intranet or Internet In principle you do not need to be physically close to the screen s location This becom...

Page 15: ...can perform this role in our context the publisher is specifically the Black Box iCOMPEL Content Commander l Channel A Channel refers to both the content it contains and its originating publisher The...

Page 16: ...ve the needs of the business up to a maximum of 50 l Multiple subscriber players display content from whichever channel you designate appropriate to their function For example the content could be sub...

Page 17: ...se the iCC to manage display of content it is important to understand how certain key features relate to each other The following diagram illustrates the critical relationships between Schedules Layou...

Page 18: ...d Hoc content and they are called Ad Hoc Users That brief survey of the key terms provides the foundation to start using the iCC Other sections introduce and describe additional terms and concepts as...

Page 19: ...ssion click the prompt at the top right of the iCC display For the future you might want to bookmark the Home page or add it to your favorites for easier access If your network is set up to provide DH...

Page 20: ...w Click the arrow to reveal more details Click the arrow to reduce the detail l Name The subject of the status report in the above case the subject is the Network l Status summary The color of the sta...

Page 21: ...s summary The iCC displays this information l Name The name of the channel l Status The latest publication status of the channel When a channel starts publishing the iCC highlights this with and then...

Page 22: ...on to access the following The Home page The Manage Channels page The Manage Layouts page The Setup icons page An additional icon indicates the system status and can be one of Confirms there are no kn...

Page 23: ...3 Generic Features Command Buttons Some commands are common across different iCC pages The user interface provides command buttons for these To execute the command click the button The label on the bu...

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Page 25: ...Part II Creating Digital Signage...

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Page 27: ...ons occur The program of schedule entries is based on a one week cycle The Default Schedule Entry defines the layout that appears or the actions that occur when no other schedule entry is active The p...

Page 28: ...e next eligible schedule If the player cannot find an eligible schedule it continues to play this one Show Layout Select the layout to display Conditional Play This is only enabled when you have added...

Page 29: ...play on and off or repeat actions at specified intervals To illustrate the use of schedule entries in more detail here is a worked example With the following schedule made up of three schedule entries...

Page 30: ...he player to run the schedule entry all day For a period that runs through midnight add separate schedule entries one ending at midnight one commencing from midnight On Check the boxes for the days yo...

Page 31: ...es 4 Click the Add Override tab 5 Enter a name for the override Use a descriptive name for example Emergency Instructions 6 Select what you want the player to do with audio and the screen 7 Choose a l...

Page 32: ...phical layout editor or to access the layout s properties Click a zone in the layout diagram to open the zone s playlist The iCC provides the following action buttons for each layout Delete the layout...

Page 33: ...pixels Layout Ad hoc Page Check this box and the iCC will automatically create an ad hoc page if you add ad hoc items to this layout If you add or remove ad hoc items the iCC will add or remove them...

Page 34: ...imeout period See Using Interactivity for details on designing and implementing interactive responses 2 3 Using Zones You compose layouts from defined rectangular areas called zones Each zone can disp...

Page 35: ...or displays each zone in a color indicating the media player enabled for the zone l Red Movie player zone B l Light green HTML player zone E l Light blue Image player zone D l Yellow Text player zone...

Page 36: ...layout The iCC adds the zone for you to start sizing and positioning it l Click to display a list of all zones in the current layout l Click to toggle the Zone Properties dialog off and on The iCC di...

Page 37: ...the resolution of the screen l Top Bottom Left and Right Edge Offsets The iCC offsets the position of the zone relative to the edge of the screen l Width Exact width for the zone l Height Exact heigh...

Page 38: ...playlist displays their type media details play duration and any time validity or conditional play settings you have configured Using this page you can access different views for playlist management b...

Page 39: ...lumn The filter is case insensitive supports accented characters and can filter based on the folder file path of certain items The words media file and folder are excluded from the filter As you start...

Page 40: ...ist items that you currently have in your playlist along with the related media icon These can be filtered using the filter shown in point 1 7 Time Block This colored block represents a block of time...

Page 41: ...Play properties across all items at the same time These properties are also accessible in the Advanced Tab when you edit individual items Conditional Play Properties provide the information to allow e...

Page 42: ...e conditional play operator use this value at least one value is required 8 Select Unselect All You can use this control to either select or unselect all the values currently displayed in the table 9...

Page 43: ...media you have enabled the zone to play There are two groups of special items l Those you need to set up in advance l Those you do not need to set up in advance The special items you need to set up in...

Page 44: ...d it ensure that the folder contains the media items you want to use To add a folder to a playlist open the playlist page and follow these steps 1 Click the Files Folders tab 2 Click the button alongs...

Page 45: ...Part III Understanding Media Types...

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Page 47: ...rtant to understand how the iCC handles groups of media differently depending on their types and characteristics l Media Directly Managed by the iCC includes text newsfeeds clocks tables RS 232 output...

Page 48: ...Additional notes Supported Format Notes RSS 0 91 and 2 0 must say RSS or XML Compatible newsfeeds are normally indicated by the symbol To subscribe to a newsfeed follow these steps 1 Find the newsfee...

Page 49: ...a playlist you have to create it Tables are a convenient way of displaying static data You can also use tables to hold ad hoc entries that local users control for example a table showing conference ce...

Page 50: ...the menu bar click Media and Manage Ad hoc Items 3 Click the Add Item tab 4 Add a new Ad hoc Table Item that references the table Note If you copy an ad hoc table the copied table is not an ad hoc tab...

Page 51: ...n to adjust the position of the RS 232 item in the playlist as necessary 6 If required click the button to change the RS 232 item on the Media tab or to set conditional play on the Advanced tab 3 1 6...

Page 52: ...The Upload Files tab provides the means to bring files onto the iCC and to create new folders as described in Uploading Content Files Refer to the media specific information to see which zone player...

Page 53: ...FTP program A quick alternative is to use Windows Explorer or similar file management program 1 Open two copies of Windows Explorer 2 In the first copy navigate to the folder with the content you wan...

Page 54: ...ese locations using the method indicated l Playlist Hover over the preferred position on the Playlist tab l Folder within a playlist Hover over the folder on the Playlist tab l Folder Hover over the p...

Page 55: ...ontainers Notes AVI Microsoft format Can contain a wide range of codecs CPU load and resolution depends on the codecs within see table above for guidance MOV Apple QuickTime format Can contain a wide...

Page 56: ...button 3 On the Media tab click the button to the right of the media location description The wording on the button varies according to the media type for example for an image file it is the button 4...

Page 57: ...edia type for example for an image file it is the button 4 Navigate to and click on the new file or folder 5 Click the or button 6 Click the button The player displays the updated playlist 3 2 5 Audio...

Page 58: ...eproduction Zone player type to enable l If saved as video Movie l If saved as Adobe Flash HTML l If saved as image slide show Image Playlist tab containing the item Files Folders Additional notes Sup...

Page 59: ...where to save the files and select Every Slide 3 2 7 HTML Web Pages You can display local HTML files on the player You can also display whole or part pages from a remote web site see External Web Page...

Page 60: ...to enable as required by the media types in the files Playlist tab containing the item Files Folders You can configure folder play properties to control how the player plays the files l In sequence F...

Page 61: ...V 3 3 2 Radio You can play output from external digital radio stations with the player You add audio to a whole layout and not to an individual zone Layout property to enable Soundtrack Playlist tab c...

Page 62: ...Note Using multicast video requires an additional feature key Zone player type to enable Movie Playlist tab containing the item Specials Additional notes Supported Format Notes MPEG 2 Transport Stream...

Page 63: ...aylist with an indefinite duration to be sure that they always show the latest information Determine whether a page auto refreshes by searching for the meta http equiv refresh tag in its HTML code o T...

Page 64: ...specific properties for example for clocks newsfeeds and folder play 2 Style Properties specific to the media type this tab is not shown for folder play items 3 Advanced Advanced properties that apply...

Page 65: ...perties apply to a zone enabled as a Movie player Duration Select the duration you require l Play all of the movie The movie plays continuously l Play the movie for The movie plays for the period you...

Page 66: ...he duration you require l Show the web page indefinitely The player shows the web page always l Show the web page for The player shows the web page for the period you specify Web Page Size Choose the...

Page 67: ...econds Image fades out to the background Specify the number of seconds for the fade out to last default is 1 5 seconds l Cross fade to next image in n n seconds Image fades out as the next image fades...

Page 68: ...xt horizontal position only enabled for stationary and vertically scrolling text Vertical Alignment Select the text vertical position only enabled for stationary and horizontally scrolling text Margin...

Page 69: ...of the newsfeed other than the content l Title Newsfeed title l Description Newsfeed summary description Customization Status Indicates the newsfeed selection status The newsfeed properties on the pla...

Page 70: ...n alternative Horizontal Alignment Select the text horizontal position only enabled for stationary and vertically scrolling text Vertical Alignment Select the text vertical position only enabled for s...

Page 71: ...y transparent 3 4 8 Folder Play Properties The iCC displays folder play properties on the Media tab Besides the folder play properties this contains properties for all of the player types enabled for...

Page 72: ...onization strategy l Slave track changes to Master The media shown in this zone is controlled from a master zone l Master This zone controls the media shown in a slave zone See Synchronizing Playlist...

Page 73: ...for the zone l Height Height for the zone This property is not applicable to soundtrack items Time Validity To control when the player shows an item in a playlist check the relevant boxes and set the...

Page 74: ...herit the zone s media audit setting The player collects or does not collect the data depending on the setting in the zone s properties l Disable media auditing Disables data collection even if it is...

Page 75: ...ridden by an ad hoc user Used By Layouts Lists the layouts that use this ad hoc Item Only for ad hoc items that you cannot customize 3 5 Playlist Commands You can use the following playlist features t...

Page 76: ...the Advance To command appears immediately before the item you want the player to synchronize with the other playlist 5 If you want the Advance To command to target only a specific zone a Click the bu...

Page 77: ...e items that use the color Click the button to apply your changes You can define more than one color item with the same color values Click the tab for the option you require l Colors Listing the color...

Page 78: ...ll the fonts available on the iCC including those you install The Font Files tab lists the files for any fonts you install If you want to use a font that is not available on the iCC you must add your...

Page 79: ...Part IV Enhancing Your Displays...

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Page 81: ...s Ethernet port in the form of an XML message posted to the HTML TCP port l An Advance To command in a schedule entry or in an ad hoc page l A change in binary input lines on the RS 232 port initiati...

Page 82: ...ext Style option to Show Text File Indefinitely 9 Click the button 4 1 2 Displaying Video On Demand Using a Sub Playlist You can use the Ad hoc mechanism to configure the player to show videos on dema...

Page 83: ...select the rendezvous point by name from the Advance To Rendezvous Point list and click the button 7 Make the layout live by adding to a schedule and clicking the button You are now able to switch be...

Page 84: ...mplement complex behavior by defining multiple interaction actions in the same playlist l Layout o Process the interaction if there is no playlist action that is the layout action is a default o Proce...

Page 85: ...ed action and stops processing 4 If no zone has an active touch action the player performs the touch action defined for the layout The player processes interactions for RS 232 input events as follows...

Page 86: ...sed on a series of sketches of individual scenes Storyboarding is very effective technique when designing interaction sequences You can create a storyboard with sketches of screen layouts or simply wi...

Page 87: ...e user inputs for example by executing Advance To or Change Layout commands Connect an overlay touch screen panel to the player through its USB port 4 2 4 Click On Touch You can configure the player t...

Page 88: ...part of a movie item modify the values for its Movie Size property see Movie Properties for details To display only part of an HTML item modify the values for its Web Page Size property see HTML Prope...

Page 89: ...Part V Ad Hoc Content...

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Page 91: ...display elements to maintain a consistent appearance and uniform identity for your organization The ad hoc environment consists of these components l Ad hoc user The person usually at the display loc...

Page 92: ...c pages including specifying which users are or are not authorized to make changes However you cannot add or remove existing ad hoc Items or reference ad hoc items in other layouts Therefore automatic...

Page 93: ...ire 1 On the playlist s page click the Specials tab 2 From the Newsfeed drop down list select the newsfeed you want 3 Check the Content of this item can be customized using this Layout s Ad hoc Entry...

Page 94: ...an infrared remote keypad This enables them to change content at the touch of a button instead of having to access the player by their browser The remote keypad has the following controls l Volume up...

Page 95: ...pes that can be used with additional ad hoc include l Folder play l Layout l Schedule l Schedule override l Advance To Folder play allows you to add a folder to a playlist and give ad hoc users permis...

Page 96: ...d on the player o Only Selected Schedule Overrides Allows ad hoc users to select only from the schedule overrides you select 11 Select the appropriate Customization Scope option o Local Customization...

Page 97: ...e visible to ad hoc users on the iCC Changing the ad hoc item on the iCC causes updates to all subscribers too To restore the original schedule select Default Schedule from the Ad hoc page Subscriber...

Page 98: ...ailed l Plain text matching This option is only shown if you have set the User Interface Policy to Detailed l Regular Expression The ad hoc content must match the regular expression that you provide T...

Page 99: ...hoc items within it You can also create ad hoc pages that are not directly associated with a specific layout following these steps 1 On the menu bar click Help and UI Options 2 For the User Interface...

Page 100: ...r Guidance Message Optional Enter a message for the iCC to display on the Data Entry page to help users when entering values l Users allowed to Enter Data Select the users who have permission to view...

Page 101: ...s available in the folder the player plays it in preference to any other If no suitable media is available the player plays the content of the default folder for that playlist instead You must create...

Page 102: ...elect the new radio station from the drop down list 4 Click the or button Newsfeeds Change the source for a newsfeed showing on the screen 1 On the menu bar click Ad hoc Entry 2 Select the ad hoc page...

Page 103: ...h Advance To on demand Activate events on demand for example to show a video selected from a list 1 On the menu bar click Ad hoc Entry 2 Select the ad hoc page relevant to the Advance To command you w...

Page 104: ...different header background color l Page logo Select the Alignment option for the position you want the logo to have on the page Select the logo image from the files displayed If your logo file is no...

Page 105: ...Part VI Sharing Content Using Layout Packages...

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Page 107: ...py the layouts and media contained in the package onto the iCC If any of those items already exist on the iCC but have different values you are asked how you want conflicts handled see Layout Package...

Page 108: ...Layout packages are compressed ZIP files The iCC does not list other types of file on the layout package page You can also copy layout packages to and from the iCC by using an FTP client for example...

Page 109: ...are now different The iCC shows additional secondary conflicts on a separate line in the Conflict Details section Click the button to proceed with the Installation or the button to stop the installati...

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Page 111: ...Part VII Channels and Signage Networks...

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Page 113: ...hey are already present on each of the subscribers Also consider the capabilities of the subscriber units in your network l Are they powerful enough to show the content Some content may not show optim...

Page 114: ...ls Note It is recommended that the iCC and each subscriber player run the same software version Earlier version subscribers may not be able to display content created on the iCC 7 1 Publishing The iCC...

Page 115: ...tify Content screen has these features l Channel Name Confirms the name of the channel whose changes you are approving l Change Note You must enter a note to approve the changes the button is not acti...

Page 116: ...l every Publish regularly at the interval you choose in hours and minutes Important Before choosing the timing take into account when the iCC is publishing other channels in your configuration Consid...

Page 117: ...u can specify that activation takes place later than publication In other words the iCC will publish the channel but subscribers will not display it until after the date and time you specify This is u...

Page 118: ...e of the channel content sent so far its total size and the status of delivery progress 7 1 4 Multichannel Publishing iCC allows you to create and publish up to 50 channels simultaneously Note Althoug...

Page 119: ...listed in the display that is the current filter excludes them l Their Publish Policy requires a notification and one has not been completed after a change Filter Limit which channels are or are not...

Page 120: ...to subscribe to that location to preview the content before you publish it on a live channel The iCC displays the preview location in the Channel Details column and the preview icon in the State colu...

Page 121: ...n is completed Displays this prompt hover on the icon to see the notification and which user provided it Current Schedule Displays the name of the channel s schedule Click the Manage link to open the...

Page 122: ...and the network they are connected to How to Publish Description When Would You Use This Method On the iCC You store channel files on the iCC and subscribers download them using HTTP HTTPS recommende...

Page 123: ...Bandwidth use depends on the layouts and media being published as well as the number of subscribers Large media files take time to transfer and this increases the time before the subscribers begin pla...

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Page 127: ...Viewing a graph of the processor loading C 24 Hours Illustrates disk and CPU temperatures from the previous 24 hours on separate graphs Green lines indicate the safe temperature range and red where th...

Page 128: ...status page summarizes the playlists or schedules with the Conditional Play property set The page displays details of the items that you have configured to play conditionally along with the result If...

Page 129: ...Part IX Setup...

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Page 131: ...isplay mode you want l Productive Displays only the most commonly used features l Detailed Displays both commonly used and advanced features l Expert Displays commonly used advanced and expert feature...

Page 132: ...tem options to configure and check the operational features of your iCC Select the menu item for the option you require l Users Adding and managing user accounts l Date Time Specifying time source and...

Page 133: ...l FTP Read Write Read write and delete files in the Media folder and all its subfolders using FTP l Status Monitor Access to the System status and Manage Channels pages view only l Layout Editor Acces...

Page 134: ...and time to those required Network Time Protocol NTP Settings If you chose one of the NTP methods you must enter the URL of at least one NTP server three are recommended Note The iCC will only synchr...

Page 135: ...ic Ethernet setting enter the addresses required l IP Address Enter the IP address for the iCC l Netmask Specify the address range for the iCC subnet l Default Gateway Enter the gateway IP address if...

Page 136: ...Radio If the player cannot receive a TV signal directly it might be able to receive it by multicast streams using the local network The player decodes the multicast stream and displays the TV image in...

Page 137: ...is 3128 Username If the proxy server requires authentication enter the username Password If the proxy server requires authentication enter the password Use this proxy for Check the box for each resour...

Page 138: ...ight IP addresses specify a range using the standard syntax for example entering 192 168 1 0 24 allows access for all IP addresses between 192 168 1 0 and 192 168 1 255 HTTP Service Settings l Authent...

Page 139: ...to the iCC through a browser It may be desirable to change the master password but you must know the existing one to do so Please contact Black Box Technical Support at 1 724 746 5500 or info blackbo...

Page 140: ...rver Configuration and Bind sections Search for FTP user FTP User section FTP Read Write Access FTP User section User Filter Search for HTTP user HTTP User section Find HTTP user HTTP User section Sea...

Page 141: ...communicate over HTTPS What follows is guidance for completing each of the fields on the LDAP tab l Configuration l Fallback User l Bind l FTP User l HTTP User l HTTP Permissions l Ad Hoc Users Config...

Page 142: ...e LDAP filter that will match a user object in the directory use s where you wish the filter to contain the username of the user that is logging in Recommendation If possible add checks for group memb...

Page 143: ...implementation Enter the Filter Attribute appropriate to your context Example filter attributes for the relevant contexts are l Active Directory dn l Posix Scheme Directory uid You can set up these pe...

Page 144: ...dividual player units For example you could create the same channel content for all branches of a chain store but use player local information to control conditional play items in that content You cou...

Page 145: ...ter account on the iDM Proxy Check the Use proxy if configured box if the iCC has to send reports through a proxy You must have already configured the proxy see HTTP Proxy for details 9 2 10 Feature K...

Page 146: ...item you can take these actions l Click the button to delete an item l Click the button to review or modify an item s properties Click the button to enable any modifications Note If you have enabled S...

Page 147: ...e to use for this input when referencing it elsewhere l Used By Indicates the zones and layouts that use the input 9 4 Backing Up Your iCC In case of problems you should maintain regular backups of th...

Page 148: ...updates Note It is not possible to install an earlier software version than the one currently installed The currently installed version is shown highlighted Click the tab for the option you require l...

Page 149: ...oot Allowed Specify the day and time when the iCC can reboot to install an update Only activated if you have chosen Automatically download and install updates Download Allowed Specify the day and a ti...

Page 150: ...the button 3 Click the button 4 Follow the on screen instructions 9 6 Reboot System You can access the Reboot page from the Setup Maintenance Troubleshooting menu Use the Reboot page to perform a cont...

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Page 153: ...pport Snap Shot page from the Setup Maintenance Troubleshooting menu Click the button and follow the on screen instructions to create the support snap shot if you are asked to do so The Extras tab inc...

Page 154: ...the green light if present is lit on the socket that the network cable plugs into on your PC on the iCC and any hubs or routers in the path from the PC to the iCC You should know the IP address of yo...

Page 155: ...on your PC and use it to access the iCC You should be able to connect to the iCC using FTP In Internet Explorer in the address bar type ftp followed by the IP address of the iCC and press the Enter ke...

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Page 159: ...y little processing power provided it does not take up more than 30 of the screen area l Animations typically in Flash or HTML with embedded JavaScript have no upper limit to the processing power they...

Page 160: ...00 ohms connected to GND defaults to a ve voltage state with nothing attached l An acceptable input range of 15 V Outputs have l A voltage swing ranging from 5 V to 12 V depends on hardware l A source...

Page 161: ...data data config schedule_log_rotate xml data data config screen_settings xml data data config software_update_settings xml data data config streaming_video_settings xml data data config tv_controller...

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Page 163: ...Part XII Glossary...

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Page 165: ...at is displayed in a zone as part of a playlist Digital signage Electronic display that may show a combination of any or all of text graphics and still and moving images Digital Signage Network A set...

Page 166: ...or to show a special event from a TV broadcast feed Page The iCC interface is made up of different pages accessed through the menu bar Ad hoc users have their own dedicated pages for their limited lev...

Page 167: ...r Streaming video Video which is delivered to the end user live that is direct from the video provider Subscribe Players that show a schedule from a publisher subscribe to that device Subscriber A pla...

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Page 169: ...r account 98 text and tables 102 TV stations 102 user feedback message 98 users 92 Advance To 75 and ad hoc 103 and playlists 75 and RS 232 87 and synchronisiong playlists 81 comparison with Change La...

Page 170: ...HTML 84 click on touch 87 configuring layout 85 configuring playlist 84 events 83 how the player processes 85 playing audio 87 remote keypad 85 RS 232 85 touch screen 85 87 touch screen icon 32 IPTV 6...

Page 171: ...up proxy server 137 subscribing to 48 O OpenType font 78 P Player accessing by name 19 Player local information 144 and conditional play 144 and localising HTML pages 144 and weather widget 144 examp...

Page 172: ...18 configuring LDAP 141 configuring LDAP FTP user 142 configuring LDAP HTTP permissions 143 configuring LDAP HTTP user 142 defaults 137 firewall 138 firewall status 139 LDAP 140 LDAP binding 142 LDAP...

Page 173: ...ttons 23 features 20 tabbed pages 22 time and date 131 Users 132 setting up and modifying accounts 132 setting up media folder 133 V Video 54 on demand using ad hoc 82 storage space required 113 VPN a...

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