Question re Lighting Signals

Ken True
Ken True Member Posts: 8 ✭✭

I see in the backup .prs file for a service, the BackupPresentation.json has a signal entry like:

"signals": [
  {
    "id": "741c22b7-09b9-4bb2-9b0b-361d243b90ea",
    "signalKind": "SceneSignal",
    "parameters":
    {
      "SceneId": "0466979b-0542-44bb-b605-a7122b4b852c",
      "FirePerSlide": "false"
    },
    "validationState": "none",
    "isValid": false
  }
],

Neither the "id" nor "Sceneid" values lead to associated JSON files with the details about the Signal.

Where is that information stored? And how can it be accessed given the presentation ID and that "id" or "SceneId"?

Thanks in advance,
Ken

Comments

  • MJ. Smith
    MJ. Smith MVP Posts: 55,090

    bump 5 in hopes it will get an appropriate response

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  • Jordan Sjodin
    Jordan Sjodin Member, Community Manager, Logos Employee Posts: 981

    Scene Signals are a little special in that they are firing off midi or Philips hue requests. The content of these are configured in Proclaim's settings and stored in a Database internal to Proclaim. We don't have any supported way to access that information besides the UI in Proclaim's settings.

    Regular signals that you add such as contact or web address signals would probably show all their data in the above json.

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  • Ken True
    Ken True Member Posts: 8 ✭✭

    Thanks for your response.  It would be great to have an 'Export' capability in the UI to have all the Signals data stored in the internal database exported into JSON, and maybe an Import function also .. but, for my purpose, just having an Export would suffice.

    Thanks,

    Ken