Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Maintenance Manual
Managing Zones, Groups and Locations
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There are two important distinctions between groups and zones:
1. Groups are subsets of zones.
2. Every TV location in a group shows the exact same content.
In the diagram shown in above, a group named ‘100_con_game_wrap’ is created and assigned to
the ‘Concourse’ zone. The group name identifies the TVs as being in Concourse 100 and displaying
a game feed with an L-wrap.
the ‘Concourse’ zone. The group name identifies the TVs as being in Concourse 100 and displaying
a game feed with an L-wrap.
Other examples of groups in a stadium include TVs in clubs that you want to show the same menu,
or the same video content and sponsored advertising, or the same game feed. For example, you can
create separate groups for TVs that you want to show the same content in the club. The following
illustration shows three groups in the Club A zone – each showing different content:
Club_A_Lwrap_Group, Club_A_Menu_Group, Club_A_Game_Group.
or the same video content and sponsored advertising, or the same game feed. For example, you can
create separate groups for TVs that you want to show the same content in the club. The following
illustration shows three groups in the Club A zone – each showing different content:
Club_A_Lwrap_Group, Club_A_Menu_Group, Club_A_Game_Group.