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How to import or export
Mechanisms to import or export groups are similar to the mechanisms used for automation cues. Please refer
to sections dedicated to import or export automation setting in "User cues", page 217.
11.3 User cues
11.3.1 About automation cues
Location & access
Menu: Configuration > Media server automation > User cues
Level: Administrator, Service technician
Overview
Automation Cues are automatic events that are triggered from different sources. Activation of a cue can
trigger actions (commands) that will be executed by the automation engine.
There are 3 automation cues types available:
•
User Cues (output cues): cues that are configured on the ICMP-X and can be executed by the end user
manually or can be executed by the Player during the projection of a show playlist (cues inserted inside the
SPL).
•
Input Cues: predefined cues that are triggered on the detection of an input by modules (e.g. GPIO
events).
•
System Cues: predefined cues that are triggered by software modules when detecting a new condition (e.
g. Player events).
Command: when an event cue is triggered, the ICMP-X automation engine will execute all actions
(commands) that are configured for the event cue. The Commands must have a target device (module that will
implement the action), a Command Name to identify the command and some Parameters and an optional
delay.
User Cues
A user cue type must be defined in a group of cues (e.g. Light, Projection lamp, etc.) in order to present the
cues to end users with additional settings.
Group Name
Can be triggered
manually
Can be inserted in SPL
Input Cues
Input Cues are predefined cues that are triggered on the detection of an input by modules. Events list already
available:
Device type
Events List
GPIO (General
Events that will be sent from the ICMP-X General Purpose Input:
Purpose Input/
•
On Input 1 Up. The Cue will be activated when changing the status of input channel
Output)
from 0 to 1.
•
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Name of the group in the Web Commander application
"Checked" means the end user can trigger the cue manually.
"Unchecked" means that the cue only can be triggered via a SPL.
"Checked" means the end user can use (insert) the cues of this group in a Show
play list via Web Commander.
"Unchecked" means the end user cannot use the cues of this group in a Show
play list via Web Commander.
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