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21.1 Nexus System Object: How to [Legacy]

To define the playout system and connect:

Insert a System > Nexus object.

Double-click the object to edit.

Enter the system’s IP-address.

Enter the IP-socket. Default port: 5000.

Specify the number of layers (boards) for the broadcast set.

Fill in the board positioning table for the broadcast set.

Click

Connect to connect. The status bar turns green when connected.

Click

Save to save the connection, Cancel to discard.

To link a System object, drag the System object on top of the other object (not vice versa).

21.2 Tickers: How to [Legacy]

Before ticker stories can be viewed on-screen, initialize and start the ticker. Initializing clears the ticker

buffer.

Inserting, linking and editing Tickers

Insert a Targets > Ticker Object.

Link the appropriate System > System object to the Ticker target: as a result the layer table lists

available layers.

Double-click the Ticker object to edit.

In the Ticker on layer box, select a layer and ticker ID.

Select a Ticker story mode.

If appropriate, check the

Cache stories option.

Click

Save to save the Ticker, click Cancel to discard.

Linking sources to a Ticker

Insert the appropriate Source/Process object(s) to grab stories from.

Link objects to Ticker.

The Input properties window opens.

1. Select a story part: part-1/part-2/part-3/TGA.
2. Select a TGA if applicable to specify a TGA-file (include file extension).

Note that the Ticker object defines the Ticker story mode (single story mode, triple story

with TGA, etcetera).

Select the (first) story number.

Select a step value between consecutive stories; only applies when grabbing stories from a

multirecord source.

Click

Save to save properties, click Cancel to discard.