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#SOFTRON ONTHEAIR MANAGER LICENSE#

use long schedules: We recommend either 6 months, or yearly schedules.

OnTheAir Node will stop playing what it was playing in the previous schedule and start the new schedule.

When you send a new schedule to OnTheAir Node, the previous schedule is completely removed and only the new one is used.

The reason for this limitation is that with schedules that are too long, you would have performance issues when repeating events up until the end of the schedule

Schedules can have a maximum duration of one year.

This is linked to the level of automation that there is with the attributes, repeats of the events together with the handling of daylight saving time information. This is a fixed value and it won't be possible when you reach the end of that duration to extend it.

Once set, it is not possible to modify a schedule start and end date.

There are a few important things to know before choosing a schedule duration so you can opt for the best practice considering your workflow:

Master/Backup Nodes: When working with redundant Nodes, you can set which Node will be the Master (the main one), and which one will be the backup.

See below for the recommendations on the schedules duration.

The maximum duration of a schedule is 1 year. Runs From/To: Sets when the schedule starts and when it ends.Schedule Name: This is the name of your schedule.Once you have at least one Node enabled, you can create as many schedules as you want. The default Node name will then be in bold, as in this screenshot: To select which Node is the default one, select it and then click on the "Make Default" button. when you edit categories, sets which Node is used to list the various attributes possible.when you create a new schedule, sets which Node will be selected by default as the "Master Node".You also may want to select which Node will be the "Default" Node. As soon as it is enabled OnTheAir Manager, will retrieve all the media items of the enabled node, and put it in its Media database. If you have more than one Node, make real sure of the one you are enabling. Just click on the checkbox in front of the Node(s) you want to control. Clicking on the "Enable one Node" button, brings you directly to the OnTheAir Manager preferences window to setup the Nodes you want to control: This is because you haven't yet enabled a Node to work with. If you've already used OnTheAir Manager and enabled one Node, you can skip this part, and go to the next one. If it's the first time you are using OnTheAir Manager, you may see the following window popup: To create a new schedule click on either: It can handle multiple channels if needed.

#SOFTRON ONTHEAIR MANAGER LICENSE#

Note that one OnTheAir Manager license can create multiple schedules. The first thing you'll have to do is to create a new schedule.

When you open OnTheAir Manager, it shows up this welcome window: