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At each change in the event state (Pre-Game, In-Game, Post-Game) the screen template and content applied to the TV displays changes within the group and/or zone.Īn event script sets where and at which time the ads, video, and graphics will be displayed in the venue and on the screen. Once the script is running, you can use the many features of Cisco Vision Director to further manage the ads, content, graphics, and video displayed throughout the course of the event.įigure 1 illustrates an example of the progression through an event script. The script can be initiated manually or automatically. Then, you run the script at the scheduled event time. Prior to the event, you can stage and validate the script and make any necessary adjustments to be sure everything displays correctly. You create event scripts and event states ahead of an event, allowing you to predetermine what will display at a given time and location on each screen in the venue as shown in Figure 1. Information About Event ScriptsĮvent scripts and event states control what, when, and where content displays on the TV screens in a venue over the course of an event.Ĭreate an event script using the Script Management interface screens.Ĭontrol (manage, run, start) an event script using Script Management.

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This module describes how to create and schedule event scripts in Cisco Vision Director. User Role: Administrator / Content Manager

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Canceling an Event Script Series or Single Occurrence in a Series.

Confirming an Event Script is Scheduled.

Prerequisites for Using the Scheduler Application.

Restrictions for the Scheduler Application.

Guidelines for the Scheduler Application.

Best Practices for the Scheduler Application.

How to Schedule Event Scripts Using the Scheduler Application.

Navigating the Scheduler Application User Interface.

Information About the Scheduler Application.

How to Run and Schedule Event Scripts and Series.

Using External Triggers to Control Script Actions.

Assigning Actions and Content to a Zone/Group within an Event State.

Adding a Zone / Group to an Event State.

Prerequisites for Event Script Creation.

Guidelines for Event States and Event Scripts.

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String ackedBy - The full path to the user that acknowledged the alarm.

The Alarm Acknowledged event fires whenever an alarm event becomes acknowledged on the Tag.This event has a variety of arguments available for use in the script: See the Alarm Active alarmEvent object for the full list of available properties.

Object alarmEvent - The full alarm event object.

The Alarm Cleared event fires whenever an alarm becomes cleared on the Tag.This event has a variety of arguments available for use in the script: String alarmPath - The full alarm path.isShelved (a boolean if the alarm is currently shelved).isAcked (a boolean if the alarm is currently acknowledged).isClear (a boolean if the alarm is currently cleared).eventState (the last transition, active, clear, acknowledged).state (the current state, active/cleared + acked/unacked).displayPathOrSource (the display path if it is set, otherwise the source).The properties available to this object are: This does not include the full alarm path. String alarmName - The name of the alarm.This event has a variety of arguments available for use in the script: The Alarm Active event fires whenever a new active alarm event occurs. Boolean missedEvents - A flag indicating that some events have been skipped due to an event overflow.Boolean initialChange - A boolean flag indicating whether this event is due to the initial subscription or the first execution after a Tag update.This is a qualified value, so it has value, quality, and timestamp properties. Object currentValue - The current value.

Object previousValue - The previous value.

String tagPath - The full path to the Tag.

Since Tags use a 'qualified value', which include a value, quality, and timestamp, this script will fire whenever any of those change. The Quality Changed event is fired whenever the quality of this particular Tag changes. This means that to get to the value of the currentValue, your script would need to access currentValue.value Quality Changed The currentValue and previousValue arguments are qualified values: objects that contain a value, timestamp, and quality.