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The Status section allows you to view the statuses of players and groups on your BrightSign Network account.

Groups

You can use groups to distribute presentations to a set of BrightSign players. Publishing a presentation to a group delivers it to all BrightSign players within that group. BrightAuthor includes two default groups: Default and LocalTest. However, you can create additional groups as needed:

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• • Refresh: Click this button to get the most up-to-date snapshot(s) from the player.
  • Date/Time: The timestamp indicating when the snapshot was taken. The timestamp is formatted as follows: yyyy:mm:dd hh:mm:ss
  • Serial Number: The serial number of the player taking the snapshot
  • Model: The model number of the player taking the snapshot
  • Firmware: The firmware version of the player taking the snapshot
• Edit: Opens the Edit Unit window, which allows you to edit many of the parameters set during the Unit Setup process, including the name/description, group, and Remote Snapshot settings.
• Delete: Removes the player from the BrightSign Network. The player will continue playing content, but it can no longer be updated or monitored.
• Info: Provides details about the player hardware, software, networking, and subscription status.
• Download Progress: Displays the progress of the most recent content synchronization action.

BrightWall Groups

Use the BrightWall Groups section to manage players that are assigned to BrightWall video walls.

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Note in the diagram below how each BrightWall within a BrightWall group has the same configuration, and how each player can only be assigned to one BrightWall at a time.

Creating a BrightWall

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Group 

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To create a BrightWall group, click Add BrightWall Group (located below the BrightWall Groups window) and enter the following:

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