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Inspired XPress - Programming Guide
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Overview
A video wall is a set of screens accurately placed to create a single display. Screens may be one next to the other to
compose a larger regular area, or they may have irregular positions to create a non-conventional pattern. In all of these
cases, a perfect synchronization of the content displayed is required to provide a sense of uniformity, no matter how the
screens are placed. The IS-SPX Player lets you control accurately when each item is displayed, enabling a very flexible
solution for managing any type of video wall applications
Application Examples
In public transportation, multiple displays are deployed along escalators. The content on the displays follows
the user moving from one display to the next. This special effect increases the impact of the message to the
user.
In retails shops, hotels and bars, multiple displays are deployed in the same hall to create an ambiance or a
“leitmotif”: animations can be created to move from one display to the next one creating global effects.
Two or three small size display can be grouped together to create a larger size display with higher impact to
the audience.
Multiscreen Displays
IS-SPX Player’s clocks are precisely time synchronized, letting the user control exactly when an item should be
displayed. This feature can be used to schedule content to be displayed at a certain time of the day, or to synchronize the
display of two or more IS-SPX Players. This enables the usage of the IS-SPX Player in multiscreen displays.
XPress offers an intuitive way of managing multiscreen projects, through the definition of a multiscreen project and the
possibility to create virtual devices for the publication process. In this case the same project will be used on all the
devices composing the multiscreen display, but each individual IS-SPX Player will display only one part of the project.
This lets the user manage multiscreen displays in the same way as single-screen displays.
To display content on multiple screens using XPress, you need to perform the following operations:
Create a project based on the multiscreen option. The multiscreen template is available from www.amx.com,
and must be added to the My Templates tab under XPress.
Create a virtual device to be able to publish your project on all the IS-SPX Players composing your
multiscreen display.
Configure each IS-SPX Player so that it knows its position in the multiscreen layout. It might also be
necessary to configure the synchronization server for all of the devices.
Ensure each device has it's multiscreen Id setup within the web.config pages.
Publish your project on the virtual device.
Designing Basic Projects for Multiscreen Layouts
To create a basic multiscreen layout, with configurable screens, you will need to:
Create the basic Multiscreen Project.
Edit the index properties of your project to reflect your screen setup.
Start working on your project.
Before proceeding, you will have to download and install the Multiscreen template
folder to your computer if you have not already done so. For more information on
installing the folder, please refer to Adding Additional Templates to Inspired Signage
XPress on page 100.
- Inspired Signage 1
- DLI-6293353v1 2
- Table of Contents 3
- Introduction 9
- Installation 9
- Inspired Signage XPress UI 11
- XPress Projects 12
- Creating a New Project 13
- Browsing Panel 14
- Importing Multi-Media Files 15
- Importing Flash (SWF) Files 16
- Template Document Parameters 17
- Edit a Media Property 18
- Interactive Editing 19
- Editing Media Elements Layout 20
- Editing Media Links 21
- Editing Text 21
- Multi-Layered SVG Templates 22
- Example: Editing 23
- Playlist Template 23
- Properties Tab 24
- Playlist Tab 25
- Special News Templates 26
- Using Format Helpers 28
- Example of 16:9 content 29
- Example of 4:3 content 29
- Multimedia Effects 31
- Previewing 32
- Publishing 33
- Monitoring 34
- Scheduling 35
- Schedule menu 36
- Calendar view 37
- Define Recurring Events 39
- Data Polling Rates 40
- Remote Control 41
- FIG. 43 Page ID table 42
- Playlist 43
- Example: Testing 44
- FIG. 48 Key Identifiers tab 46
- FIG. 49 Key code example 46
- Remote Control of Playback 47
- Playback control properties 48
- GET Embedded In an HTML Page 49
- Timed pause/seek/resume 49
- Optional Reports properties 50
- Remote Triggers 51
- Triggering of SVG Animations 52
- Synchronized Content 53
- New Project menu 54
- New Project Options 54
- Project Folder Created 54
- Multiscreen Properties 55
- Editing Multiscreen Content 58
- Synchronization 60
- Advanced Configuration 62
- 4. Click the Apply button 63
- Synchronization Elements 64
- The spx:begin Element 65
- Extension of JavaScript 66
- Troubleshooting 68
- Interactivity 71
- Creating a Touch Screen Menu 72
- Controlling Media 73
- Testing the Project 74
- Creating a Keyboard Menu 75
- FIG. 83 Button Action IDs 76
- FIG. 84 Properties tab 76
- Properties tab - expanded 77
- Color selection pane 77
- Controlling the Menu 78
- Keystrokes 79
- Layers tab - keystroke.svg 80
- Key Identifiers tab 80
- Adding Page IDs 80
- Playback Projects 81
- New Project 82
- Playback.svg 82
- Optional Reports section 83
- FIG. 98 Playback.svg details 84
- FIG. 99 Added background 84
- Slider.svg placement 85
- Slider.svg properties 85
- Interactivity Mode button 85
- IS-SPX Player Configuration 86
- Calibration For Touch Screens 87
- Serial Protocol File Editor 89
- Adding a Range Variable 90
- Exporting the Finished File 91
- Shared Variables 93
- Sample Code 94
- Network API 94
- List of Commands 95
- Enabling the Network API 96
- API Emulation 97
- New Variable panel 100
- Edit Variable panel 101
- Variable List 102
- New Variable - Range 102
- Screen Mute (Picture On) 103
- Screen Mute (Picture Off) 103
- Mute On (Sound) 103
- Mute Off (Sound) 103
- Variable List page 104
- XPress - My Templates Folder 105
- Power.svg file 105
- Appendix 106
- FIG. 124 new.ics file 107
- FIG. 125 Layers pane 107
- Serial Control From NetLinx 108
- Commonly Used Terms 109
- Increase Your Revenue 110
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