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Table of Contents
1. Module Overview.................................................................................................................................... 10
1.1. Module Categories............................................................................................................................................ 10
1.2. Framework Settings............................................................................................................................................ 10
2. Launcher................................................................................................................................................... 11
2.1. Login................................................................................................................................................................ 11
2.2. Option.............................................................................................................................................................. 11
3. Main Window........................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1. Menu Bar.......................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1.1. Display Manager.................................................................................................................................. 12
3.1.2. Main.................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1.3. View.................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.1.4. Settings................................................................................................................................................ 12
3.1.5. Help.................................................................................................................................................... 12
3.2. Ribbon.............................................................................................................................................................. 13
3.3. Floating Window Host........................................................................................................................................ 13
3.3.1. Floating Window................................................................................................................................... 13
3.4. Status Bar.......................................................................................................................................................... 14
4. Navigation Bar....................................................................................................................................... 14
4.1. Switching the active entry.................................................................................................................................... 14
4.1.1. Creating a new entry............................................................................................................................. 14
4.1.2. Copying an existing entry....................................................................................................................... 14
5. Device Module.......................................................................................................................................... 15
5.1. Device Status..................................................................................................................................................... 15
5.1.1. Force a connection to a device............................................................................................................... 16
5.1.2. Change service mode of a device........................................................................................................... 16
5.1.3. Restart a device.................................................................................................................................... 16
5.2. Device Power..................................................................................................................................................... 17
5.2.1. Change power of a device..................................................................................................................... 17
5.3. Selected Device or Group................................................................................................................................... 17
5.3.1. Changing the selected device................................................................................................................. 18
5.3.2. Changing the selected group................................................................................................................. 18
6. Screen Dump Module.............................................................................................................................. 19
6.1. Changing selected device................................................................................................................................... 19
6.2. Screenshot refreshing......................................................................................................................................... 20
7. Scheduler Module.................................................................................................................................. 21
7.1. Schedule Event Properties................................................................................................................................... 21
7.1.1. Mode................................................................................................................................................... 21
7.1.2. Priority................................................................................................................................................. 26
7.1.3. Device/Group...................................................................................................................................... 26
7.1.4. Displayed............................................................................................................................................. 26
7.1.5. Date/Time/Week Frequency................................................................................................................... 26
7.1.6. Content................................................................................................................................................ 26
7.1.7. Navigation Bar..................................................................................................................................... 26
7.2. Adding a new Schedule Event............................................................................................................................. 27
7.3. Coping an existing Schedule Event...................................................................................................................... 27
8. Server Files Module................................................................................................................................ 28
8.1. Changing comment of a file................................................................................................................................ 28
8.2. Filter files........................................................................................................................................................... 28
8.3. Creating an event with a file................................................................................................................................ 28
8.4. Removing a file.................................................................................................................................................. 28

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9. Local Files Module.................................................................................................................................. 28

9.1. 1.0 Upload Files................................................................................................................................................ 28
9.2. Project Settings................................................................................................................................................... 28
9.2.1. Project Settings Dialog........................................................................................................................... 28
10. Server Notes Module............................................................................................................................. 29
11. Image Carousel Module........................................................................................................................ 29
12. Effect Module.......................................................................................................................................... 29

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Table of Figures
Fig.: Display Manager Launcher.......................................................................................................................... 11
Fig.: Lauchner option......................................................................................................................................... 11
Fig. Main Window.............................................................................................................................................. 12
Fig.: Menu View................................................................................................................................................. 12
Fig.: Ribbon with shortcuts of some modules........................................................................................................ 13
Fig.: Floating Window of the Server Notes Module is undocked and can be positioned everywhere on the screen, useful
when working with multiple monitors............................................................................................................ 13
Fig.: Floating Window of the Server Notes Module docked to the Floating Window Host.......................................... 13
Fig.: Status Bar.................................................................................................................................................. 14
Fig.: Navigation bar........................................................................................................................................... 14
Fig.: Devices window.......................................................................................................................................... 15
Fig.: Device status in the Device Module.............................................................................................................. 15
Fig.: Device module - context menu: Force Up.................................................................................................... 16
Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Force Up................................................................................................................ 16
Fig.: Device module - context menu: Out of Service............................................................................................. 16
Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Out of Service......................................................................................................... 16
Fig.: Device module - context menu: Reboot........................................................................................................ 16
Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Reboot................................................................................................................... 17
Fig.: Device Power in the Device Module.............................................................................................................. 17
Fig.: Device Module - context menu: Power On/Off.............................................................................................. 17
Fig.: Main Window - ribbon: Power On/Off......................................................................................................... 17
Fig.: Device module - Changing the selected device............................................................................................. 18
Fig.: Device module - Changing the selected group.............................................................................................. 18
Fig.: Screen dump module.................................................................................................................................. 19
Fig.: Screen Dump Module: Pressing the button Refresh......................................................................................... 20
Fig.: Screen Dump Module - context menu Monitoring.......................................................................................... 20
Fig.: Main Window - ribbon: Screen Dump.......................................................................................................... 20
Fig.: Scheduler Event Properties........................................................................................................................... 21
Fig.: Content Mode: Picture carousel................................................................................................................... 21
Fig.: Content mode: Flash.................................................................................................................................. 22
Fig.: Content mode: Movie................................................................................................................................. 22
Fig.: Content mode: Picture................................................................................................................................ 22
Fig.: Content mode: Text..................................................................................................................................... 23
Fig.: Content mode: picture + scroll text.............................................................................................................. 23
Fig.: Content mode: Gtp/Gtc file - page without template fields............................................................................. 24
Fig.: Content mode: Gtp/Gtc file - page with some template fields......................................................................... 24
Fig.: Device/Group............................................................................................................................................ 26
Fig.: Date / Time / Week Frequency..................................................................................................................... 26
Fig.: Content..................................................................................................................................................... 26
fig.: Add schedule event..................................................................................................................................... 27

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Module Overview

1. Module Overview

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Version 1.1.0.61

The Display Manager is divided in several modules. A module is like a plug-in/ add-on that can work
independently of other modules.

1.1. Module Categories

The modules in turn are divided in three categories.
Monitoring of devices
ƒƒ Device Module
ƒƒ Screen Dump Module
Scheduling of content
ƒƒ Scheduler Module
Administration of content
ƒƒ Server Files Module
ƒƒ Local Files Module
ƒƒ Server Notes Module
ƒƒ Image Carousel Module
ƒƒ Effect Module

1.2. Framework Settings

A configuration of the modules represents a framework setting.
When you have logged in to the server, you can select a framework setting. Framework Settings are
managed by admins.

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2. Launcher
The launcher is the first window that is shown when you start the Display Manager. You can login to a server
and select a framework setting.

Fig.: Display Manager Launcher

2.1. Login
To login to a server you must enter your user name and password. To store your login data for future
logins, you can check the checkboxes next to the User Name and Password.
By clicking Connect, a connection to the server is established. If the login information is incorrect or
connection to the server failed, an error message will be displayed.
Select a framework setting
If the login was successful, you must choose a framework setting. The framework determines which
functions in the display managers are available and how they are configured. These frameworks are
assigned to each user; therefore the number of available frameworks varies.
By clicking the Login, the Display Manager starts with the selected framework setting.

2.2. Option
The option window is shown by clicking Option in the Launcher.
Fig.: Lauchner option

Name Description
Host IP address of the server with the
pattern xxx.xxx.xxx.
Host Start Number of the last digit of the IP
address. Multiple digits separated
by commas can be entered. When
multiple digits are entered it will try
to connect to those servers.
When for instance the Host
„192.0.1.“ and Host Start „11.13“
is the first attempt is to connect to
the server 192.0.1.11, if that fails
to 192.0.1.13.
Port Port of the server.

Changes can be applied by pressing OK or discarded by Cancel.

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3. Main Window
The Main Window is the framework window of all modules. The modules extend this framework window with
new functions. Which modules are active and how they are configured depends on the framework setting.

Fig. Main Window

1 Menu bar 2 Ribbon 3 Floating window host 4 Status bar

3.1. Menu Bar

At the top of the Main Window is the Menu Bar. It’s encapsulating basic functions of the Main
Window.
3.1.1. Display Manager
Logout: Close connection to server and shows Launcher.
Exit: Close connection to server and exit Display Manager.
3.1.2. Main
Encapsulate the Ribbon. Double click on Main to show/hide the Ribbon.

3.1.3. View
The names of all Floating Windows are listed here. If a
name is checked, the Floating Window is visible. If a
name is unchecked, indicated by an icon, the Floating
Window is hidden. By pressing on a name, the visible
status of a Floating Window is toggled.
Load Default Layout loads the default arrangement of the
Floating Windows.
Save as Default Layout saves the current arrangement
of Floating Windows as default layout. Only visible for
admins.

Fig.: Menu View

3.1.4. Settings
Only visible for admins, shows the Framework Setting dialog.

3.1.5. Help
About Display Manager: Shows the splash screen with the version number.

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3.2. Ribbon
The Ribbon encapsulates shortcuts to often used actions of modules. The displayed shortcuts depend
on the framework setting.

Fig.: Ribbon with shortcuts of some modules.

3.3. Floating Window Host

Floating Windows are primary docked here. Modules encapsulate their user interface with Floating
Windows.
3.3.1. Floating Window
A Floating Window is similar to a normal window, but it has the ability to dock in other
windows. Thus you can dock Floating Windows to the Floating Window Host of the Main
Window.

Fig.: Floating Window of

the Server Notes Module is
undocked and can be positioned
everywhere on the screen, useful
when working with multiple
monitors.

Fig.: Floating Window of the

Server Notes Module docked to
the Floating Window Host.

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3.4. Status Bar

1 2 3
Fig.: Status Bar

Name Description
1 Status Text Information text.

2 Framework Name Name of the current loaded Framework Setting.

3 User Name Name of the current logged in user.

4. Navigation Bar
The navigation bar is used to manage the entries of data.
It is used in many modules and has a similar structure, thus working with a new module is very easy.

1 2 3 4 5 6
Fig.: Navigation bar

Name Description
1 Navigation bar Iterate through all entries.

2 LookUp List Selection of a specific entry.

3 Add Adds a new entry. To identify the new entry, you have to enter a new unique key
and then press this button.
4 Remove Removes the selected entry.

5 Submit Submit changes of selected entry to the server.

6 Reset Resets changes of selected entry.

4.1. Switching the active entry

To cycle through the entries, use the arrow buttons of the Navigation Bar.
To select a specific entry, use the Look Up List.

4.1.1. Creating a new entry

Enter a new unique key.
Press the button Add.

4.1.2. Copying an existing entry

Select the existing entry that you want to copy.
Enter a new unique key.
Press the button Add.

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5. Device Module
The Device Module is the interface for managing devices that are connected to the server. The status of the
devices is represented by graphical icons. Additionally, devices can be grouped together.

1 2 3 4

Fig.: Devices window

Name Description
1 Name Name of the device or group.

2 Status Status of the device.

3 Power Power of the device.

4 Software Version Version number of the client software.

5.1. Device Status

Online The device is connected to the server.

Offline The device isn’t connected to the server.

Out of Service The device is in service mode. It isn’t connected to the server and
no tries are done to establish a connection.
Unknown The device is in the transition to a new status.

Fig.: Device status in the Device Module.

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5.1.1. Force a connection to a device

If a device isn›t connected to the server, you can try to establish a connection with Force Up.
This can be made depending on the framework setting.

Fig.: Device module - context menu: Force Up

Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Force Up

5.1.2. Change service mode of a device

The service mode of a device can be changed depending on the framework setting.

Fig.: Device module - context menu: Out of Service

Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Out of Service

5.1.3. Restart a device

A device can be restarted depending on the framework setting.

Fig.: Device module - context menu: Reboot

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Fig.: Main Window - Ribbon: Reboot

5.2. Device Power

The power determines if the display of a device is on or off.
On Display of a device is on.

Off Display of a device is off.

Fig.: Device Power in the Device Module.

5.2.1. Change power of a device

The power can be changed depending on the framework setting.

Fig.: Device Module - context menu: Power On/Off

Fig.: Main Window - ribbon: Power On/Off

5.3. Selected Device or Group

Behaviors of other modules are depending on the active selected device or group.
For instance displays the Screen Dump Module the screenshot of the selected device or the
Scheduler Module shows Events of the selected device or group.

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5.3.1. Changing the selected device

To change the active selected device, you have to click on the name of a device in the tree.

Fig.: Device module - Changing the selected device

5.3.2. Changing the selected group

To change the active selected group, you have to click on the name of a group in the tree.

Fig.: Device module - Changing the selected group

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6. Screen Dump Module

The Screen Dump Module displays a screenshot of a device.

2 3 4

Fig.: Screen dump module

Name Description
1 Screen Dump Screenshot of the selected device.

2 Refresh A new screenshot of a device will be requested. This is only possible, if the
device is online. During the request is a progression bar displayed.
3 Device Name of the device from which the screenshot is displayed.

4 Time Time when the screenshot was created.

6.1. Changing selected device

The device, from which the screenshot is displayed, can be changed in the Device Module.
You just have to click on the device name in the tree of the Device module.

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6.2. Screenshot refreshing

The displayed screenshot can be refreshed depending on the framework setting.

Fig.: Screen Dump Module: Pressing the button Refresh.

Fig.: Screen Dump Module - context menu Monitoring

Fig.: Main Window - ribbon: Screen Dump

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7. Scheduler Module
The Scheduler Module managed the events of devices and groups.

7.1. Schedule Event Properties

In the Schedule Event Properties Floating Window you can edit existing events that are associated to
a single device or a group of devices.

Fig.: Scheduler Event Properties

7.1.1. Mode
When an event is created for the first time, a mode has to be set.
That mode determines the behavior of the event.
Depending on the event mode, content can be associated to an event, too.

7.1.1.1. Mode: Freeform

This event displays content on a device or a group of devices. The content associated
to this event can be set in Content. The control Content Mode is every time displayed in
Content. Depending on the selected value of the Content Mode further controls will be
visible.
7.1.1.1.1. Content Mode: Picture Carousel

A full-screen carousel of pictures is displayed on the device.

Carousel: Select the image carousel that shall be displayed. Picture carousels are
managed with the Picture Carousel Module, thus you can reuse the same
picture carousel with multiples displays.

Fig.: Content Mode: Picture carousel

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7.1.1.1.2. Content Mode: Flash

A full-screen flash is displayed on the device.

File: Select the flash that shall be displayed. A flash can be uploaded with the Local
Files Module.
All available flashes are listed by the Server Files Module.

Fig.: Content mode: Flash

7.1.1.1.3. Content Mode: Movie

A full-screen movie is displayed on the device.

File: Select the movie that shall be displayed. A movie can be uploaded with the Local
Files Module. All available movies are listed by the Server Files Module.

Fig.: Content mode: Movie

7.1.1.1.4. Content Mode: Picture

A full-screen picture is displayed on the device.

File: Select the picture that shall be displayed. A picture can be uploaded with the
Local Files Module. All available pictures are listed by the Server Files Module.

Fig.: Content mode: Picture

7.1.1.1.5. Content Mode: Text

Text is displayed on the device. Either you can enter 5 texts, that are displayed blow
each other or if the text fields are empty, the note is displayed. Because a note has
multiple texts, these are displayed by a text carousel. By checking Scrolling 1, the texts
of notes are scrolling.

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Text 1-5: Enter text that shall be displayed.

Note 1: Select the note that shall be displayed. Notes can be managed with the
Server Notes Module.
Scrolling 1: Check this to scroll the selected note.

Fig.: Content mode: Text

7.1.1.1.6. Content Mode: Picture + Scroll Text

A full-screen picture is displayed on the device. Additionally a text is also displayed.

File: Select the picture that shall be displayed. A picture can be uploaded
with the Local Files Module. All available pictures are listed by the
Server Files Module.
Text 1-5: Enter text that shall be displayed.
Note 1: Select the note that shall be displayed. Notes can be managed with the
Server Notes Module.
Scrolling 1: Check this to scroll the selected note.

Fig.: Content mode: picture + scroll text

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7.1.1.1.7. Content Mode: Gtp/Gtc file

A page (*.gtp) or carousel (*.gtc) is displayed on the device. Additionally can a

page contain template fields like for text and images. For these template fields are
additionally controls visible.
File: Select a page or carousel that shall be displayed. A page or carousel
can be uploaded with the Local Files Module. All available pages
and carousels are listed by the Server Files Module.
Text 1..x: Only visible if the page contains this template field. Enter text that
shall be displayed.
Note 1..x: Only visible if the page contains this template field. Select the note
that shall be displayed. Notes can be managed with the Server Notes
Module.
Scrolling 1..x: Only visible if the page contains this template field. Check this to
scroll the notes.
Image 1..x: Only visible if the page contains this template field. Select the picture
that shall be displayed. A picture can be uploaded with the Local
Files Module. All available pictures are listed by the Server Files
Module.
Movie 1..x: Only visible if the page contains this template field. Select the movie
that shall be displayed. A movie can be uploaded with the Local Files
Module. All available movies are listed by the Server Files Module.

Fig.: Content mode: Gtp/Gtc file - page without template fields

Fig.: Content mode: Gtp/Gtc file - page with some template fields

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7.1.1.2. Mode: Content

This event links content to the active displayed page of a device. The associated content to
this event is independent of the displayed page. That means content of this event can be
reused for multiple pages.
Because the content of this event is independent of the displayed page, all available
content can be set. The number of controls varies depending on the server settings. For a
description of the content controls see documentation of Content Mode: Gtp/Gtc file

Fig.: Mode: content

7.1.1.3. Mode: Device On/Off

This event determines when a device shall be set to on and off. During the time of the event
is the device on otherwise it‘s off.

7.1.1.4. Mode: Empty Display

This event displays content when no valid flight data and events of the Mode Freeform are
available.
For a description of the available controls in Content, see description of the Mode
Freeform.

7.1.1.5. Mode: Offline

This event is used to set a page, which is displayed by the device, when the connection to
the server is lost.
File: Select the page that should be used as the offline page. A page or carousel can be
uploaded with the Local Files Module. All available pages and carousels are listed
by the Server Files Module.

Fig.: Content

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7.1.2. Priority
Priority of the event, required to schedule several events. The priority starts at 0, followed
by 1.2, etc. The lower the number, the higher the priority, thus has 0 a higher priority than
1. This priority is important when there are multiple events scheduled at the same time, to
determine which event shall be used. Multiple events cannot have the same priority.
Priorities are managed separately for each Mode, so there are priority 1 for the mode
Freeform and Content, because they have different tasks.
7.1.3. Device/Group
Name of the groups and device, to which the event is associated. If the group name is
empty, the event is associated to a group.

Fig.: Device/Group

7.1.4. Displayed
Is the event displayed and how long?
Yes: Event is every time enabled.
No: Event is disabled.
Time Based: Event is only active during the select Date, Time and Week Frequency.

7.1.5. Date/Time/Week Frequency

These controls are only enabled, if Time Based of Displayed is selected.
Date From: Start date of the event, empty means event is active.
Date To: End date of the event, empty means event is active.
Time From: Start time of the event, empty means event is active.
Time To: End time of the event, empty means event is active.
Week Frequency: Event is active on all checked days.

Fig.: Date / Time / Week Frequency

7.1.6. Content
The displayed controls in this group depend on the selected mode.

Fig.: Content

7.1.7. Navigation Bar

Navigation through the event entries. For a detailed description see documentation of
Navigation Bar.

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7.2. Adding a new Schedule Event

To add a new schedule event, press the Add button of the Navigation Bar in the Schedule Event
Properties. A new dialog is shown. The controls displayed in this dialog are equal to the controls of
the Schedule Event Properties , except of Mode, that can be selected here.
The process of setting up a new event can be divided into several steps:
Description
1 Select Mode.

2 Select Displayed.

3 If Time Based of Displayed is selected, set Date, Time and Week Frequency. (?????)

4 Enter Priority.

5 Depending on the selected Mode, content has to be set.

After setting up the event, press Add to create the event or Cancel to discard it.

1
2
4

fig.: Add schedule event

7.3. Coping an existing Schedule Event

1. Select the existing entry that should be copied.
2. Press the Add button of the Navigation Bar.
3. See Adding a new Schedule Event for a description of the new dialog.

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8. Server Files Module

The Server Files Modules manage files that are stored on the server.
These files can be used by other modules like the Scheduler Module.

Name Description
Type Type of the file (image, movie, flash or page/carousel)
Filename Name of the file for identifications.
Comment Comment of a file for better management.

8.1. Changing comment of a file

To change the comment of a file, you must click in the Comment column of row. Then you can enter
the comment. By pressing the enter key, the changed comment is submitted to the server.

8.2. Filter files

Files can be filtered with the filter row at the top of the entries.
Sample: Filter only images.
Sample: Filter all files with the extension .gif with the wild card *.gif

8.3. Creating an event with a file

An event can be created depending on the framework setting.
Select a row with the according file and select in the context menu Schedule.
Drag a row with the according file on a device or group when the Device Module is active.

8.4. Removing a file

To remove a file you must select a row with the according file and select in the context menu Remove
File.
The remove server files dialog will be display.
Confirming this dialog with Yes will remove the file from the server.
If the file shall remain on the hard disc of the server, uncheck Remove from hard disc?
Hint: Multiple files can be selected while holding the shift key.

9. Local Files Module

You can upload files like images and pages with the Local Files Module.

9.1. 1.0 Upload Files

To select files that should be uploaded, click on the button with three dots next to Files.
A dialog will be show where you can select the files.
After you have selected files, you can enter a Comment.
Then click on Send and all files will be uploaded to the server.
While uploading files to the server, a progress bar is displayed.

9.2. Project Settings

Project settings are required, if you want to upload pages or carousels. These files include other
files like pictures that have to uploaded, too. That included files are often in other folders. A project
setting describes where these folders are.
The active project setting can be changed with the Project Settings drop-down box. To edit, add and
remove projects settings click the Edit button.
9.2.1. Project Settings Dialog

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10. Server Notes Module

The Server Notes Module managed notes that are stored on the server.
These notes can be used by other modules like the Scheduler Module.
A note is identified by its unique key and consists of multiple texts.
The advantage of notes instead of using text directly is that when you change the texts, these changes are
reflected to all dependencies. If you got for instance ten devices that display a note you must only change the
text of the note and all devices are updated. Without notes you would have to update the text on ten devices
separately.
Name Description
Key Unique key of the selected note.
Notes 1 ... x Text of the ... note.
Navigation Bar Navigation through the notes. For a detailed description see documentation of
Navigation Bar.

11. Image Carousel Module

The Image Carousel Module managed carousel of images, which can be used by other modules.

Name Description
Key Unique key of the selected image carousel.
Carousel Represents an entry in the image carousel.
Entry 1...x Image: Image of the entry.
Effect: Transition effect to the next image. These effects are managed by the Effect
Module.
Time in seconds: Time how long the entry is displayed.
Navigation Bar Navigation through the image carousels. For a detailed description see documentation
of Navigation Bar.

12. Effect Module

The Effect Module manage effects, which can be used by other modules.

Name Description
Key Unique key of the selected effect.
Description Description of the effect. When an effect is used in other modules, the description
instead of the key is displayed.
Base Effect Type of the base effect style.
Timespan Time how long the base effect takes.
Blinds Number of blinds of the base effect.
Direction Direction of the base effect. Multiple directions can be selected.
Navigation Bar Navigation through the effects. For a detailed description see documentation of
Navigation Bar.

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