Cisco Cisco StadiumVision Mobile Streamer Quick Setup Guide

There are three types of event states:

Sequential

Ad hoc

Emergency

Sequential Event States

Sequential events states are scheduled states that are part of the event script and tied

to a period of time in the event such as pre-game, game, and post-game.

Sequential event states can be controlled by a timeline (Manual or Time-based)

where time-based event states can be overridden by manual control.

Actions assigned to sequential event states control functions, such as changing

screen templates and playlists within a screen template, changing the channel,

and turning the TV On/Off.

Ad Hoc Event States

Ad hoc event states are event states used for a temporary change, such as an

unforeseen event delay or to indicate a goal or moment of exclusivity. You can assign

graphics to control what you want displayed during an ad hoc state. You can also

customize which channel you want your DMPs videos to display during the temporary

change.

Ad hoc event states are usually timed states that have a specific duration assigned and

are meant for a temporary change. Once the ad hoc state ends, the event script

continues to play.

Emergency Event States

Emergency event states are fixed event states used to signal a change in all zones in

the emergency zone to a full screen graphic or the content specified in an emergency

playlist. When an emergency state is started, all local TV controls are locked so the

emergency message cannot be removed. Emergency states can also be tied to venue

alarm systems or automated activation.

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