Interactive Technologies CueServer 2 User Manual page 11

Interactive Technologies, Inc.
Remote CueServers can also be added to the upper list manually. These CueServers will appear with a
cloud icon ( ) as part of their status. See
The Status column shows various icons depending on the current state of a device in the list:
The CueServer is online.
The CueServer is being contacted.
The CueServer is offline.
For CueServer devices that are configured to use separate LANs for management and lighting data, the
Address column will show which LAN port on the CueServer was used to connect to the device. These icons
only appear when the CueServer is configured to use Dual-LANs:
LAN Interface A
LAN Interface B
If a CueServer is discovered, but it is not reachable on the local network because of a mismatch between
the computer's local subnet and the CueServer's IP address, then a warning icon (
its address. Try using
the local network.
Older CS-800 series CueServers will also appear in the list of online devices. CueServer Studio 2 can not
directly edit these devices, and they appear in the list in gray text. If they are opened, CueServer Studio will
simply open the device's web interface.
Editing Online CueServers
Double clicking a CueServer or clicking on the Open Show icon (
Window, which is used to program and configure the CueServer. See the
information.
Opening the listbox under a CueServer reveals the available and active show file in the CueServer. Options
are available to manage the active show, and to create new, delete and rename shows. See
Shows for more information.
Working With Remote CueServers
Network Settings to change the CueServer's IP address to one that is reachable on
CueServer 2 User's Manual - 18.5.18
for more information.
) will appear next to
) opens that CueServer's Editor
Editor Window section for more
Working With
Page 9 of 429