Cisco DNCS System Release 2.7 3.7 4.2 Guia Do Utilizador
Chapter 3 Service Logos
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9 Are these values present?
If yes, go to step 10.
If no, modify the values to match those in step 8. Then go to step 10.
10 From the Logo file field, verify that the file name is Logos.rsrc.
11 From the Logo ID field, type the logo ID number that you defined in your
11 From the Logo ID field, type the logo ID number that you defined in your
service logo index.
Important: It is critical that the logo ID number that you enter agrees with the
service logo index you created. This will be a number greater than 256.
Note: This is also the ID number that the DNCS and DHCT will use to map the
logo to a service.
Important: It is critical that the logo ID number that you enter agrees with the
service logo index you created. This will be a number greater than 256.
Note: This is also the ID number that the DNCS and DHCT will use to map the
logo to a service.
12 In the Logo Name field, type the name of the logo you are exporting (for
example, starz).
13 Click OK. The system exports the following four file types to the directory you
defined in step 5:
RSRC: final Macintosh resource file
RES: (Logos.res) SARA-compatible logo data file
SGO: final exported SARA graphics file
SGP: final exported SARA graphics parameters file
Notes:
If you are creating logos for several customers, it is a good idea to rename the
file to identify the customer with the logo file.
Example: CableCo_Logos.res
file to identify the customer with the logo file.
Example: CableCo_Logos.res
Each subsequent channel logo you export is added to this file.
The Logos.res file is the file that you will send to the cable service provider.
14 Repeat steps 1–13 for each service logo in the index.
15 Go to
15 Go to
Viewing Exported Service Logos (on page 27).