Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual
Managing Zones, Groups and Locations
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Identifying Screen Templates in Group Names
You can add abbreviations to the group name to identify which screen template is being played by a
given group. This allows you can see at a glance (through Cisco StadiumVision Director) what type
of content is supposed to play on each group of TVs in the suite or other location in the stadium.
Figure 10 shows abbreviations for identifying the different types of screen templates.
given group. This allows you can see at a glance (through Cisco StadiumVision Director) what type
of content is supposed to play on each group of TVs in the suite or other location in the stadium.
Figure 10 shows abbreviations for identifying the different types of screen templates.
Figure 7.
Example of Abbreviations for Identifying Templates in Groups
Here are some examples of group names that identify the screen template:
100_Club_A_zone
100_Club_A _menus_group_CN
100_Club_A _bar_group_AW
100_Club_B_zone
100_Club_B _menus_group_CN
100_Club_B _bar_group_AW
Adding and Associating Zones, Groups and Locations
With Cisco StadiumVision Director, you can create a zone and group hierarchy and event script
before you have added a single device. The Locations and templates can be associated later. This
can be useful as usually you will know where devices will be before they are actually installed,
allowing you to organize your TV Locations in parallel with installation.
before you have added a single device. The Locations and templates can be associated later. This
can be useful as usually you will know where devices will be before they are actually installed,
allowing you to organize your TV Locations in parallel with installation.