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When a button panel connects to the BrightSign player through a USB hub, the player assigns it a letter (A, B, or C) depending on how many button panels are already connected to it. No matter which BP type is connected, letters will be assigned to button panels in the following order:
A > B > C > D
Here are just a few examples of this behavior:
BP900A > BP900B > BP900C > BP900D
BP200A > BP200B > BP900C > BP200D
BP200A > BP900B > BP900C > BP900D
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Even though there are six eight separate BP events in BrightAuthor (BP200A, BP200B, BP200C, BP200D, along with BP900A, BP900B, BP900C, BP900D), you can only use one of each letter in your presentation. |
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With many USB hubs, it will be difficult or impossible to predict in what order the button panels will connect when the player boots up. Therefore, it will be difficult to know which button panels will be designated A, B, C, or C D without some experimentation. The BP Configuration Presentation will allow you to quickly test the ordering of the button panels for your USB hub. You can use it to test a two or three button panel configuration.
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You have now determined how the button boards map to your USB hub when the BrightSign player boots up. You can now create Interactive presentations knowing which BP900/200 A, B, C, or C D event matches to which BP900/200 button panel.
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