Timing Display

Timing Display is a configurable timing wall for clocks, rundown timing, deviation, current element, next story, visual indicators, and server state.

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What you will learn

  • How to use profiles and edit layouts.
  • How widgets are added and configured.
  • How to build a readable timing screen for production.
  1. Select or create a profile.
  2. Click Edit to open the Layout Editor.
  3. Choose grid columns, rows, and background color.
  4. Add widgets from the library.
  5. Open Cell Settings to tune each widget.
  6. Save the profile and use Fullscreen for production display.

Buttons, fields, and controls

ControlWhat it doesWhen to use it
Profile selectChooses an existing layout profile.Use for different studios or show formats.
+Saves a new profile.Use when building a new timing layout.
RenameRenames the current profile.Use when a layout purpose changes.
DeleteDeletes the current profile.Use only for obsolete layouts.
EditToggles layout editing.Use to change grid and widgets.
FullscreenOpens display fullscreen.Use on gallery screens.
Grid columns/rowsSets layout grid density.Use to fit the number of widgets needed.
Reset DefaultRestores default layout.Use when rebuilding from scratch.
Widget typeSelects what a cell displays.Use to change cell purpose.
Dynamic colorAllows timing values to change color by state.Use for deviation and urgent timing.

Best practices

  • Keep timing screens high contrast and uncluttered.
  • Use larger value font sizes for the most important information.
  • Create separate profiles for gallery, stage, and technical monitoring.

Troubleshooting

SymptomLikely causeWhat to check
Display does not updateSocket connection or On Air rundown is missing.Check Play Server and active rundown.
Widgets overlapGrid spans are too large for the layout.Edit cell column/row span.
Profile changes disappearProfile was not saved.Save before leaving the page.

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