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Creating Layouts
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9. Create a Composite. Refer to “Creating a Composite” on page 109.
10. Resize a Composite. Refer to “Resizing a Composite” on page 115.
11. Display Widget Properties using the Region Editor. Refer to “Displaying Widget Properties using the
Region Editor” on page 115
12. Configure a Widget Position within the Region Editor. Refer to “Configuring a Widget Position within
the Region Editor” on page 117
13. Configure the Dimension within the Region Editor. Refer to “Configuring the Dimension within the
Region Editor” on page 118.
14. Select a UMD Text Font. Refer to “Selecting a UMD Text Font” on page 119.
15. Configure a Static UMD Text. Refer to “Configuring a Static UMD Text” on page 119.
16. Selecting a Background Image. Refer to “Selecting a Background Image” on page 120.
Key Concepts
Widget
A widget is a graphical item that is part of a layout. Within the XEdit workflow, widgets - which could also
be referred to as components - are consistently called widgets. XEdit provides several types of widgets such
as clock, video, audiometer, UMD, timecode and composite.
Widget Library
A widget library is a collection of predefined widgets. Widgets from a library can be used to help construct
a layout. More than one widget library can exist.
Composite
A composite is a group of widgets that can be dropped onto a layout. Composites are also referred to as
monitors.
What is a widget?
What is a widget library?
What is a composite?
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- Ver. 2.00 1
- Safety Compliance 3
- Electromagnetic Compatibility 3
- Warranty Policies 3
- 1Overview 1 9
- 3Creating Layouts 47 10
- Documentation Conventions 16
- XEdit Application Shortcuts 16
- Kaleido-X System Overview 18
- Kaleido-X cabling diagram 20
- Step 2 – Networking Setup 22
- Configuring a Client PC 24
- Configuring the RCP2 27
- RCP2 Login 29
- Step 4 – XEdit Installation 33
- Step 5 – System Verification 34
- Customer Support 38
- Operation of the Monitor Wall 39
- Monitor Wall Actions 43
- Executing Actions 47
- Refreshing a Layout 51
- Invoking an Action 53
- Toggling Safe Areas 54
- Editing Text 56
- Triggering a GPI Out 57
- What is the Kaleido-X? 62
- What is a database? 63
- XEdit Online 66
- Importing a Database 67
- Exporting a Database 69
- Creating a Backup 71
- Retrieving a Backup 72
- What is a system? 75
- What is Alarm Debouncing? 75
- What is a third party device? 76
- Global Alarm Concepts 77
- Configuring a System 80
- 32 2 4 1 83
- CARD_IP_Address 84
- _Address 84
- Calibrating Reclocking 88
- Configuring Alarm Threshold 89
- Configuring Alarm Debouncing 90
- What is a level? 94
- Adding Levels 97
- Configuring Global Alarms 98
- Checklist 100
- XEdit User Guide Task List 100
- What is a room? 101
- What is a fullscreen zone? 101
- What is a display library? 101
- Detailed Directions 102
- Creating a Display Library 104
- Creating Layouts 106
- Adding Displays to a Room 108
- Assigning a Head to a Display 109
- Changing the Aspect Ratio 114
- Changing the Diagonal Size 115
- Changing the Height 116
- Changing the Width 117
- Overview 120
- What is a widget? 122
- What is a widget library? 122
- What is a composite? 122
- What is an action? 123
- What is a trigger? 123
- What is a layout? 123
- Creating Widget Libraries 126
- Displaying XDS Data 129
- Adding Widgets to a Layout 131
- Creating a Composite 134
- Empty Composite 135
- Unlocked Composite 135
- Re-positioned Audiometer 138
- 9. Repeat step 7 for UMD 138
- Re-positioned UMD 138
- Re-positioned Video Widget 139
- Stretched Video Borders 139
- Resizing a Composite 140
- Selecting a UMD Text Font 145
- Configuring a Static UMD Text 146
- Selecting a Background Image 146
- Inserting a Clock Logo 149
- Clock Logo select window 150
- Browse Image window 150
- What is an RCP2? 152
- Administration and Servicing 161
- What is an ABT? 162
- What are Back-Ups? 162
- What are Logs? 162
- What is a Status? 162
- What are Versions? 163
- Configure the Client PC 164
- Installing XEdit 164
- Performing Back-Ups 164
- XAdmin Main Page 165
- 2. Select Backup Schedule 165
- XAdmin BackUp Schedule 165
- Servicing 166
- Contact Technical Support 167
- 3. Click on System Snapshot 167
- 4. Click Save 167
- Key Concepts 172
- Detail Directions 172
- Document Conventions 173
- Gateway Command Descriptions 173
- Description 182
- Normal Case 183
- Exception Case 184
- Interface 185
- Figure:9 Dispatcher Protocol 186
- 0x01 Open Socket Command 187
- 0x02 Send Data Command 187
- 0x03 Close Socket Command 187
- 0x04 Data from TCP device 187
- Annex B - Use Case Example 188
- Ross Send Data Packet Message 189
- Ross Data from Kaleido 189
- Ross Close Socket Message 190
- XDS Data 114 193
- XEdit Installation 19 193
- XEdit Software 53 193
- Zero VU 75, 76 193
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