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Displaying registry contents from an interactive playlist, DisplayRegistry

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Displaying registry contents from an interactive playlist To display the contents of the registry from an interactive playlist, add a row to the table with the word DisplayRegistry in the column to the right of the keyword STATE. The remainder of the row is like any other row in the table - it contains other states to transition to when events occur. Elsewhere in the table, add the state DisplayRegistry in the column for the event that you want to trigger the registry to display. When the system transitions to this state, playback from the prior state stops and the contents of the registry display on the monitor attached to the BrightSign. To display only a subset of the registry, use the following syntax: DisplayRegistry- Copying registry contents from an interactive playlist To copy the contents of the registry to a file onto a CF/SD card or a USB mass storage device, enter the following in the state table: Execute(CopyRegistry ) Examples of include: registry-output.csv sd:/registry-output.csv usb1:/registry-output.csv Place the Execute(CopyRegistry ) entry in the appropriate row and column for the appropriate state or event in the interactive playlist. Unlike other entries in this part of the state table, this entry executes only the CopyRegistry command and does not transition to a new state. BrightSign simply copies the contents of the registry into a comma separated value format, so that you can easily import the information into a spreadsheet application. 98 • •

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Displaying registry contents from an interactive playlist
To display the contents of the registry from an interactive playlist, add a row to the table with the
word
DisplayRegistry
in the column to the right of the keyword STATE. The remainder of the row
is like any other row in the table – it contains other states to transition to when events occur.
Elsewhere in the table, add the state
DisplayRegistry
in the column for the event that you want
to trigger the registry to display. When the system transitions to this state, playback from the
prior state stops and the contents of the registry display on the monitor attached to the
BrightSign.
To display only a subset of the registry, use the following syntax:
DisplayRegistry-<registry section name>
Copying registry contents from an interactive playlist
To copy the contents of the registry to a file onto a CF/SD card or a USB mass storage device, enter
the following in the state table:
Execute(CopyRegistry <file-name>)
Examples of
<file-name> include:
registry-output.csv
sd:/registry-output.csv
usb1:/registry-output.csv
Place the
Execute(CopyRegistry <file-name>)
entry in the appropriate row and column
for the appropriate state or event in the interactive playlist. Unlike other entries in this part of the
state table, this entry executes only the CopyRegistry command and does not transition to a new
state. BrightSign simply copies the contents of the registry into a comma separated value format,
so that you can easily import the information into a spreadsheet application.