Autocue US 10-11-01 WinCuePro News AvStar Interface - Manual (Page 23)

WINCUEPRO FOR AVSTAR USER GUIDE GETTING STARTED WITH WINCUEPRO NEWS
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special 104 0 rxnet - - ; rxnet
special 105 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; Wincue
special 106 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; rxnet
special 107 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; rxnet
special 108 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; rxnet
special 109 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; rxnet
special 110 10.1.100.45 rxnet - - ; rxnet
A general rxnet has a zero in the third column. Dedicated WinCue rxnets will have the IP address
of the WinCue prompter entered in the third column. These dedicated rxnets are reserved and
can only be used by the WinCue prompter of that address. WinCue can also use general rxnets
if none are dedicated.
Besides the entries in the body of the config file, there will need to be corresponding entries in the
appropriate host section of the /site/config file (see the AvStar Operations Manual for more details
on the config file and editing commands):
reslist 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110
3.1.2 Adding Prompting Users
When WinCue accesses AvStar through an RxNet, it does so using an account and password. In
addition, it uses the destination of the account to guide it to the rundown to prompt. It’s possible
to set up one account that only accesses SHOW, for example, but it’s more elegant to set up
multiple prompting accounts, all of which have destinations pointing to different rundowns. If
that’s the tact you take, it’s still advisable to have one high-level access account.
To create multiple prompting accounts, all of which have destinations pointing to different
rundowns, in AvStar click Tools Options Users to bring up the Manage User Accounts
dialog box: