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iCOMPEL Digital Signage User Guide (V9.2.3)
complete the Bind Username and Bind Password.
For example, the bind username is a distinguished name (DN) like: cn=Manager,dc=yourdomain,dc=com.
FTP User:
The information in this section is used to authenticate users and give them permission to gain FTP read/write access to the
iCOMPEL. You will need to know how to find the user object in the directory that corresponds to the username given to
FTP.
For Scope, select Subtree or One level depending on how you want to limit the search for the user object starting from
the Base DN.
Enter the Base DN in the appropriate format for your implementation.
Set the Login Username Attribute to an attribute that will contain the username given to FTP. This is typically as
described for the relevant context:
Active Directory – Typically, the sAMAccountName attribute.
Posix Scheme Directory – Typically, the uid attribute.
In the User Filter field, enter the LDAP filter that will match a user object in the directory (use %s where you wish the filter
to contain the username of the user that is logging in).
Recommendation: If possible, add checks for group membership to control which users can access FTP on the
iCOMPEL.
Example user filters for the relevant contexts are:
Active Directory – (&(sAMAccountName=%s)(objectclass=user)(memberOf=CN=iCOMPEL ftp access,OU=Security
Groups,DC=yourdomain,DC=com)).
Posix Scheme Directory – (&(uid=%s)(objectclass=posixAccount))
HTTP User:
The information in this section is used to authenticate users to use the web interface of the iCOMPEL. Permissions are set
in the next section. You will need to know how to find the user object in the directory that corresponds to the username
given to HTTP.
For Scope, select Subtree or One level depending on how you want to limit the search for the user object starting from
the Base DN.
Enter the Base DN in the appropriate format for your implementation.
Set the Login Username Attribute to an attribute that will contain the username given to HTTP. This is typically as
described for the relevant context:
Active Directory – Typically, the sAMAccountName attribute.
Posix Scheme Directory – Typically, the uid attribute.
In the User Filter field, enter the LDAP filter that will match a user object in the directory (use %s where you wish the filter
to contain the username of the user that is logging in). Example user filters for the relevant contexts are:
Active Directory – (objectclass=user).
- BL A C K B OX 1
- Statements 3
- NOM Statement 4
- Table of Contents 7
- Welcome to Black Box 11
- Digital Signage 11
- 1.1 Terms You Need to Know 12
- 1.2 Logging On 14
- 1.3 Using the Web Interface 15
- Creating Digital Signage 19
- 2. Creating Digital Signage 20
- 2.1 Using Schedules 20
- 2.1.1 Creating a Schedule 21
- 2.1.2 Schedule Entries 22
- 2.1.3 Overriding the Schedule 24
- 2.2 Using Layouts 25
- 2.2.1 Manage Layout Page 25
- 2.2.2 Adding a New Layout 26
- 2.2.3 Editing a Layout 26
- 2.2.4 Layout Properties 27
- 2.2.5 Interaction Properties 27
- 2.3 Using Zones 27
- 2.3.1 The Layout Editor 28
- 2.3.2 Editing a Zone 29
- Select Zone list 30
- Zone Properties dialog 30
- 2.4 Using Playlists 31
- – Delete an item 32
- Understanding Media 35
- 3. Understanding Media Types 36
- 3.1.1 Text 36
- Understanding Media Types 37
- 3.1.2 Newsfeeds 37
- 3.1.3 Clocks 38
- 3.1.4 Tables 38
- 3.1.5 RS-232 Outputs 40
- 3.1.6 QR Codes 40
- 3.2.1 Uploading Content Files 41
- ftp://192.168.0.254) 42
- 3.2.2 Video 43
- 3.2.3 Text Files 44
- 3.2.4 Images and Photos 44
- 3.2.5 Audio 45
- 3.2.6 Presentations 45
- 3.2.7 HTML Web Pages 46
- 3.2.8 Adobe Flash 47
- 3.2.9 Folder Play 47
- 3.3.1 TV 48
- 3.3.2 Radio 48
- 3.3.4 Multicast Video 49
- 3.3.3 Live Video 49
- 3.3.5 External Web Pages 50
- 3.4 Media Item Properties 51
- 3.4.1 Movie Properties 53
- 3.4.2 HTML Properties 53
- 3.4.3 Image Properties 54
- 3.4.4 Text Properties 55
- 3.4.5 Soundtrack Properties 56
- 3.4.6 Newsfeed Properties 56
- 3.4.7 Clock Properties 58
- 3.4.8 Folder Play Properties 59
- 3.4.10 Ad Hoc Properties 62
- 3.5 Playlist Commands 63
- 3.5.2 Change Layout Command 64
- 3.6 Colors 64
- 3.7 Fonts 65
- Enhancing Your displays 67
- 4. Enhancing Your displays 68
- 4.1.1 Automatic Captioning 68
- 4.2 Using Interactivity 71
- 4.2.3 Touch Screens 74
- 4.2.4 Click On Touch 75
- Ad Hoc Content 79
- 5. Ad Hoc Content 80
- button 82
- 5.2 Remote Keypad Control 83
- 5.3 Additional Ad Hoc 84
- 5.4 Ad Hoc from Center 86
- 5.5 Making Ad Hoc Changes 86
- 5.6 Managing Ad Hoc Items 86
- 5.8 Ad Hoc Pages 88
- 5.8.1 Managing Ad Hoc Pages 88
- 5.8.2 Editing Ad Hoc Pages 89
- 5.9 Ad Hoc Folder Play 90
- 5.10 Ad Hoc Media Folder 90
- 5.11 Changing Ad Hoc Content 91
- 5.12 Ad Hoc Theming 92
- Sharing Content Using 95
- Layout Packages 95
- 6.1 Layout Packages 96
- 6.2 Creating a Layout Package 96
- 6.4 Layout Package Conflicts 97
- Channels and Signage 99
- Networks 99
- Channels and Signage Networks 101
- 7.1 Channel Roles 101
- 7.2 Channel Content Servers 101
- 7.3 Publishing 102
- 7.3.2 Publishing a Channel 104
- 7.3.3 Multichannel Publishing 105
- 7.4 Subscribing 105
- 7.4.2 Updating Subscription 106
- 7.5 Channel Ad Hoc 107
- Player and System Status 109
- 8. Player and System Status 110
- 8.1 Player Status 110
- 8.2 System Status 110
- °C 24 Hours: 110
- °C 30 Days: 111
- Hardware: 111
- 8.3 Conditional Play Status 111
- 8.4 TV & Radio Status 112
- 8.5 Screen Snap Shot 112
- 9. Setup 116
- 9.1 Help and User Options 116
- 9.2 System Setup 117
- 9.2.1 Users 118
- 9.2.2 Date and Time 119
- 9.2.3 Network 120
- 9.2.4 TV & Radio 122
- 9.2.5 HTTP Proxy 124
- Unicast Listener 127
- Service Settings 127
- 9.2.10 Feature Keys 134
- 9.3 Player Setup 134
- 9.3.1 Audio 134
- 9.3.2 Screen 134
- 9.3.3 Players 136
- 9.3.4 RS-232 Outputs 137
- 9.3.5 Interactivity 139
- 9.3.6 International Settings 141
- 9.4 Backing Up Your Player 141
- 9.5 Software Update 142
- 9.6 Reboot System 144
- Troubleshooting 145
- 10. Troubleshooting 146
- 10.1 Support Snap Shot 146
- Technical Reference 149
- 11. Technical Reference 150
- 11.1 Energy Saving 150
- 11.4 Backup Contents 152
- Glossary 153
- 12. Glossary 154
- BLACK BOX 161
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