Clocks; Tables - Black Box iCompel ICOMP-ICC User Manual

Authentication Select the required authentication style:
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Proxy Select the required proxy configuration:
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3.1.3 Clocks

You can display a digital clock on the player showing the date and time in any one of a variety of formats.
Zone player type to enable: Text.
Playlist tab containing the item: Special.

3.1.4 Tables

You can create and format tables for display on the player. Before you can add a table to 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 center room allocations). The iCC creates tables using HTML.
Zone player type to enable: HTML.
Playlist tab containing the item: Special.
Adding and Editing an Ordinary Table:
To add a table, follow these steps:
1. On the menu bar, click Media and Tables.
2. Click the Add Table tab.
3. Enter a descriptive name for the table.
4. Enter the number of rows and columns. The maximum size is 19 rows by 39 columns. You cannot change the size of a
table after you create it.
5. Click the button.
The iCC displays the Tables tab with your table added to the list. Click the button next to a table to take these actions:
Delete the table. You cannot delete a table that is in use. Check the right-
hand column to see the items using the table.
Rename the table. Enter the new name in the field and click the
No authentication required – The newsfeed does not require a username and password.
Login with – The newsfeed requires a username and password. Enter them in the fields provided.
No proxy required – The iCC connects directly to the internet.
Use proxy if configured – The iCC accesses the internet through the configured proxy. You must first
configure the proxy (on the Setup > System > HTTP Proxy page).
button. If you decide not to rename the table, click the
button.
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