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Creating Layouts
Configuring UMDs
8 Modify the timer’s Appearance properties as needed.
9 To attach an action to the timer, click the button beside Mouse click.
The Action Editor window appears.
10 Drag an action from the left pane to the middle pane, then specify the action’s behavior
in the right pane.
For more information on creating actions, refer to Creating Actions, on page 267.
11 Click OK to save the action assignment and close the Action Editor window.
12 Click Save to save the layout with the new timer monitor.
13 Export the database to a Kaleido-X, and load the layout.
The interactive timer monitor appears on the monitor wall. See Using Timers on
page 51, Assigning a Timer to a Room, on page 282, and Assigning a Timer to an RCP
User, on page 286, for more information.
Configuring UMDs
UMDs can serve various purposes: in addition to displaying the name of the video source
seen in a video monitor, they can report operational status and error conditions in real time,
by showing dynamic alarm and text attributes associated with a source.
Configuring a UMD’s Alarm Reporting Behavior
To prevent users from missing temporary alarms on the monitor wall, monitors that are
capable of displaying an alarm status (e.g. video monitors,
subtitling monitors, UMDs, alarm
monitors) can be configured with a latching mechanism. An alarm latch will keep the error
state visible until someone acknowledges the associated alarm. For UMDs, the latch color
can be set to follow the background or the text color configuration.
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