Crestron e-Schedule, Руководство программиста

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Crestron e-Schedule Programmer’s Guide
System Overview
Product Description
Crestron e-Schedule
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is a Web-based software package for event scheduling
and real-time control of media resources across multiple rooms. It replaces
Crestron SchoolNet with a much more flexible and robust system, and
includes the following features:
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Event scheduling and conflict checking of media resources,
rooms and source devices.
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Real-time signal routing and control of scheduled events.
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Copying and re-scheduling of one or all of a day's events.
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Scheduling of automatic transport functions such as Source
Select, Play and Rewind.
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Support for broadband and/or baseband switching (as long as
there is full crosspoint capability).
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Multiple-room scheduling and grouping and multiple head ends.
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Global signals.
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Join number pass-throughs for direct communication between a
Web browser and a room.
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Customizable television channel lists.
General Information and Terminology
An e-Schedule system usually consists of at least one head end , one or more
destinations , and the scheduling software computer(s), all networked through
Ethernet. The head end is a central area that contains all the system’s A/V
source devices, such as VCRs, laser discs and television tuners. These
sources must be controlled by a Crestron control system that supports
Ethernet communication, such as the CNMSX or CNRACKX. The devices
can be modulated onto broadband video network or switched baseband with
any switcher controllable by Crestron.
Programmer’s Guide e-Schedule – DOC. 5919
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