How to Create and Run a Script in Venus 1500 Version 3.

Potential Symptoms

create a new scripting button in Venus 1500 V3

Environment

Venus 1500 V3

Resolution

Scripts are very convenient for sport events or hotels where messages have to be sent to the display instantly as the need arises.

Creating a Script to Run a Message
Once in the Script Control view, complete the following steps to create a script.

Note: Messages contained in the script need to be in the Stored Messages list as the script itself will not actually send the message(s) to the display(s). The messages in a script can be sent to the display by right-clicking on the script cell. Choose Send Script Messages and the script messages will be sent to the Stored Messages list. 
  1. Right-click in the cell on the script table where the script should be located and a pop-up menu will appear.
     
  2. Click New > Run Message. The Venus 1500 Script Wizard will appear.
    Venus 1500 v3 Scripting 1.jpg
  3. Click on the down arrow next to the Display Type field and select the display type for which the script is being created.
     
  4. The field below will list all of the configured displays for the specified display type. Click on the desired display(s) to specify which will use the script.
     
  5. Click Next to continue or click Cancel to close the Script Wizard.
     
  6. Click the [+] button and a file browse window will appear. This allows the operator to select the message(s) to include in the script.
     
  7. Click on the down arrow next to the Library field and navigate to the desired library where the message is stored.
    Venus 1500 v3 scripting 2.jpg 
  8. The messages stored in the library will appear in the field below. 
    Venus 1500 v3 scripting 3.jpg
  1. Click on the up and down arrows to rearrange the order of the messages in the script.
     
  2. Select the desired message(s) and click OK to complete the file selection. Click Cancel to return to the Script Wizard. The selected message(s) will be listed in the Playlist window.
     
  3. Click Next to continue or click Cancel to close the Script Wizard.
     
  4. Select the desired priority option for the script.
    • Clear the playlist, then play a message - will clear all messages being played on the display and play the messages contained in the script. When the messages in the script are finished running, the display will be blank.
    • Play a priority message - will leave the current playlist on the display intact but will interrupt it and play the script message instead. As soon as the script is complete, the playlist will resume playing on the display. Note: If multiple messages have been selected for priority, then this option will be disabled.
    • Add to playlist- will not interrupt the playlist on the display. Rather the messages contained in the script are added to the end of the playlist.
       
  5. Set the Play Message Option:
    • Continuous will allow the script to play continuously until the message(s) are removed from the playlist.
    • Number of Times will allow the operator to set a limit to the number of times the message(s) in the script will appear on the display.
    • Select a frame will allow the operator to select an individual frame of a message to be displayed. This option is only available when Clear the Playlist and Play a Message is selected. The Select a Frame option is disabled when multiple messages are selected to run.
       Venus 1500 v3 scripting 4.jpg
  6. Click Next to continue or click Cancel to close the Script Wizard.
     
  7. Enter a name for the script and click Next.
     
  8. The summary window is the last window in the Script Wizard. The summary window displays all of the settings that were configured for the script. Click Finish to complete the creation of the script. Click Back to return to a previous screen and change a setting, or click Cancel to void the script creation and close the Script Wizard.
     

Delete a Script:
Right-click on the script to be removed and click Delete. The script is immediately removed from the table.

Run a Script:
Once a script is created, it will appear as a button in the cell for which it was created. Click the button to run the script.

Note: Messages contained in the script need to be sent to the Stored Messages list as the script itself will not actually send the message(s) to the display(s). The script messages can be sent to the display by right-clicking on the script cell. Choose Send Script Messages and the script messages will be sent to the Stored Messages list.

See Also: How do I add a page in Venus 1500 Version 3 Script Control?, DD2409164.

KB ID: DD2274219


DISCLAIMER: Use of this content may void the equipment warranty, please read the disclaimer prior to performing any service of the equipment.

DAKTRONICS DOES NOT PROMISE THAT THE CONTENT PROVIDED HEREIN IS ERROR-FREE OR THAT ANY DEFECTS WILL BE CORRECTED, OR THAT YOUR USE OF THE CONTENT WILL PROVIDE SPECIFIC RESULTS. THE CONTENT IS DELIVERED ON AN "AS-IS" AND "AS-AVAILABLE" BASIS. ALL INFORMATION PROVIDED IN THIS ARTICLE IS SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE. DAKTRONICS DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ANY WARRANTIES OF ACCURACY, NON-INFRINGEMENT, MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. DAKTRONICS DISCLAIMS ANY AND ALL LIABILITY FOR THE ACTS, OMISSIONS AND CONDUCT OF YOU OR ANY THIRD PARTIES IN CONNECTION WITH OR RELATED TO YOUR USE OF THE CONTENT. ADJUSTMENT, REPAIR, OR SERVICE OF THE EQUIPMENT BY ANYONE OTHER THAN DAKTRONICS OR ITS AUTHORIZED REPAIR AGENTS MAY VOID THE EQUIPMENT WARRANTY. YOU ASSUME TOTAL RESPONSIBILITY FOR YOUR USE OF THE CONTENT AND ANY LINKED CONTENT. YOUR SOLE REMEDY AGAINST DAKTRONICS FOR DISSATISFACTION WITH THE CONTENT IS TO STOP USING THE CONTENT. THIS LIMITATION OF RELIEF IS A PART OF THE BARGAIN BETWEEN THE PARTIES.

The above disclaimer applies to any property damage, equipment failure, liability, infringement, or personal injury claim arising out of or in any way related to your use or application of the content, whether such claim is for breach of contract, tort, negligence or any other cause of action.