Timed Events - Revision history

Wierdbeard65 at 08:16, 2 May 2010

2010-05-02T08:16:13Z

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	[[Category: Admin Website]]		[[Category: Admin Website]]
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	[[Image:TimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Timed Events Admin Page]]		[[Image:TimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Timed Events Admin Page]]
	This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays.		This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays.

Techstyle at 02:58, 5 March 2010

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	==Examples==		==Examples==

	See [[this page~~\|Timed_Events_-_Play_Media~~]] for a guide on how to play media or a Playlist using timed events with LinuxMCE.		See [[Timed Events - Play Media\|this page]] for a guide on how to play media or a Playlist using timed events with LinuxMCE.

Techstyle at 02:57, 5 March 2010

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	==Examples==		==Examples==

	See [[this page\|~~Timed Events~~ - ~~Play Media~~]] for a guide on how to play media or a Playlist using timed events with LinuxMCE.		See [[this page\|Timed_Events_-_Play_Media]] for a guide on how to play media or a Playlist using timed events with LinuxMCE.

Techstyle at 02:56, 5 March 2010

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	Please note that testing any advanced event will likely result in their deletion. This is a bug currently.		Please note that testing any advanced event will likely result in their deletion. This is a bug currently.

			==Examples==

			See [[this page\|Timed Events - Play Media]] for a guide on how to play media or a Playlist using timed events with LinuxMCE.

Langstonius: /* Editing a Time Event */

2007-12-31T02:53:42Z

Editing a Time Event

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	Simply choose the room for which you would like this Timed Event associated and at the bottom of the page you will see a drop down menu of all of the device in your system. Choose the device you want to activate and then chose the command you would like to issue that device. After adding this event, click Update to save the information.		Simply choose the room for which you would like this Timed Event associated and at the bottom of the page you will see a drop down menu of all of the device in your system. Choose the device you want to activate and then chose the command you would like to issue that device. After adding this event, click Update to save the information.

	If you would like to use this event as an alarm clock, choose what rooms this event should act as an alarm clock in. It will appear on the Orbiters' sleeping menu and you can ~~change~~ the ~~time~~ on ~~the Orbiter~~.		If you would like to use this event as an alarm clock, choose what rooms this event should act as an alarm clock in. It will appear on the Orbiters' sleeping menu and you can turn the alarm on or off. Please note that currently, this function is only available via UI1 as there is no sleeping menu accessible on UI2.
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	==Advanced Menu==		==Advanced Menu==
	[[Image:AdvancedTimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Advanced Timed Events Admin Page]]		[[Image:AdvancedTimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Advanced Timed Events Admin Page]]

Langstonius: /* Advanced Menu */

2007-12-31T02:51:41Z

Advanced Menu

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	This menu becomes available only after you have added the first Timed Event, but it does give you access to some predefined events that you can edit.		This menu becomes available only after you have added the first Timed Event, but it does give you access to some predefined events that you can edit.
	Take the example of Sunset. By clicking the commands text, you can now associate any device with this Timed Event. After adding the device, you will receive a drop down menu with commands to issue this device. This allows you to customize your system to your liking.		Take the example of Sunset. By clicking the commands text, you can now associate any device with this Timed Event. After adding the device, you will receive a drop down menu with commands to issue this device. This allows you to customize your system to your liking.

			Please note that testing any advanced event will likely result in their deletion. This is a bug currently.

Langstonius: /* Advanced Menu */

2007-12-30T11:18:06Z

Advanced Menu

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	This menu becomes available only after you have added the first Timed Event, but it does give you access to some predefined events that you can edit.		This menu becomes available only after you have added the first Timed Event, but it does give you access to some predefined events that you can edit.
	Take the example of Sunset. By clicking the commands text, you can no associate any device with this Timed Event. After adding the device, you will receive a drop down menu with commands to issue this device. This allows you to customize your system to your liking.		Take the example of Sunset. By clicking the commands text, you can now associate any device with this Timed Event. After adding the device, you will receive a drop down menu with commands to issue this device. This allows you to customize your system to your liking.

Rwilson131 at 22:13, 22 November 2007

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	[[Category: Admin Website]]		[[Category: Admin Website]]
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	[[Image:TimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Timed Events Admin Page]]		[[Image:TimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Timed Events Admin Page]]
	This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays.		This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays.

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2007-11-10T13:39:08Z

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 ==Adding a Time Event==
 Choose one of the 4 types of timed events, specify the parameters, and then choose the commands that should be executed.
 ==Editing a Time Event==
 [[Image:EditTimedEvents.jpg|thumb|200px|Edit Timed Events Admin Page]]
 If you would like to use this event as an alarm clock, choose what rooms this event should act as an alarm clock in. It will appear on the Orbiters' sleeping menu and you can change the time on the Orbiter.

Rwilson131: Adding Screenshots and Content, but still needs work

2007-11-07T06:02:27Z

Adding Screenshots and Content, but still needs work

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	~~<p>~~This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays. Choose one of the 4 types of timed events, specify the parameters, and then choose the commands that should be executed.~~</p>~~		[[Category: Admin Website]]
			[[Image:TimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Timed Events Admin Page]]
			This is how you tell LinuxMCE to do certain tasks at specific times or at regular intervals. For example, you may want to do something every hour, or at 9:00am on Sundays.
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			==Adding a Time Event==
			Choose one of the 4 types of timed events, specify the parameters, and then choose the commands that should be executed.
			==Editing a Time Event==
			[[Image:EditTimedEvents.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Edit Timed Events Admin Page]]
			If you would like to use this event as an alarm clock, choose what rooms this event should act as an alarm clock in. It will appear on the Orbiters' sleeping menu and you can change the time on the Orbiter.