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1. Click the Text to speech tile.
– The Text to speech page opens.
2. Click the Delete button next to the item you want to delete.
– A confirmation window appears.
3. Click the Delete button to confirm.
– The deleted item is no longer visible in the main page.
8.9 History
The History tile provides a list of played or in progress announcements, including detailed
information about each announcement. The list is ordered chronological, with the newest
announcement on the top.
The list includes all announcements triggered from the tiles:
–
Voice , in the User menu .
– Text to speech .
– Messages , in the User menu .
– Scheduler > Messages , in the User menu .
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Notice!
BGM action announcements are not visible in the History tile.
For each announcement, you can see:
–
The time and date it is playing.
– The status, as a colored circle above the timeline:
–
Waiting to be processed: The dark blue circle means the announcement is waiting to
be played to the configured areas.
– Processing : The blue circle means the announcement is currently being played to the
configured areas.
– Done : The green circle means the announcement was played successfully to the
configured areas.
– Cancelled: The orange circle means the announcement was cancelled and did not
play to the configured areas.
– Expired: The yellow circle means the time and date of them announcement have
passed, so it will not play to the configured areas.
– Interrupted: The white circle means the announcement was only partially played, for
example, the announcement was not played to all configured areas.
– Failed: The red circle means the announcement failed to play due to the PA settings
or overlapping announcements.
– An icon identifying the type of announcement.
– The scheduled message, with its name above the announcement details.
– The announcement details:
–
Its name.
– The user triggering it.
– Areas where it was played.
– The time it was triggered.