Video Time Code / Audio Time Code Event
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The Video Time Code and Audio Time Code events perform commands at specific times during video or audio file playback. If you want to trigger a transition at a certain point in a video or audio file, use the Timeout event instead.
Click the the Add Time Code button to add a new time-code command. Enter the Timeout interval for the command (in milliseconds), and then select the Command and Parameters from the corresponding lists.
Time/Clock Event
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The Time/Clock event triggers at a specific time and date or at regular intervals on a recurring schedule.
Single date/time event: Specify a one-time-only event.
Date: Specify the time and date of the event.
Specify with user variable: Use the value of a User Variable to specify the date and time. Choose a variable from the dropdown list. The value of the variable must be in this format: “yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss”. For example, if you would like the event to occur on December 20, 2021 at 3:45PM, then you would use the value “2021-12-20T15:45:00”.
Daily timeout event: Specify a recurring event.
Once per day: Select this option to have the event occur once per day at the specified Time.
Periodic throughout the day: Select this option to have the event occur at intervals throughout the day.
Interval between events: Determine the frequency of the recurring event (in minutes).
Active between: Specify the period during which recurring events can trigger.
Set the days the timeout is active: Select which days the time/clock event is active.
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Use the Link Zones event, combined with the Link Zones command, when you require close, millisecond-level synchronization of content between zones on the same player.
The Link Zones event supports video and image states only; use the Zone Message event to synchronize other states. The Link Zones event provides better synchronization times than the Zone Message event because it pre-loads the next image/video file before displaying it.
Link Zones events cannot be used in the same presentation as Synchronize events; to synchronize zones in a multi-screen presentation, use the Zone Message event.
In the Specify link keyword field, enter the message that is sent by the corresponding Link Zones command.
Serial Input Event
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The Serial Input event triggers when the BrightSign player receives input from a device connected to a serial port.
Specify port: Enter the port number of the input device. Most standard RS-232 serial devices enumerate on port 0. If you are connecting a USB-serial device, it will enumerate on port 2. To configure the serial port, navigate to Presentation Settings > Interactive > Connectors.
Specify serial input: Enter the serial input string that will trigger the event. You can also use the <*> wildcard to match some or all of the serial input (i.e. entering "<*>" in this field will match any input, while entering "mycommand_<*>" will match any input message that begins with "mycommand_").
Assign input to variable?: Check this box to assign the content of the serial input to a User Variable.
Input specifies variable: The serial input string will dynamically specify which User Variable to modify. The serial input string must be sent in the form of "<variable name> : <variable value>".
Specify fixed variable: The serial input string will modify a fixed User Variable. Use the dropdown list to choose which User Variable the serial input will modify. The serial input string must be sent in the form of "<variable value>".
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You can use the Input specifies variable option to modify more than one User Variable with a single event. Use the following serial input string: "<variable name> : <variable value> !! <variable name> : <variable value>". |
Assign wildcard to variable?: Check this box to specify the value of a User Variable using the <*> wildcard. Select the User Variable to modify using the dropdown menu to the right. The Specify serial input field must contain the <*> wildcard, either by itself or with additional text (e.g. "message_<*>").
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