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Chapter 4 – Making a Presentation Interactive

CHAPTER 4 – MAKING A PRESENTATION INTERACTIVE

You can use BrightAuthor to create interactive presentations. Interactive presentations respond to interactive events, such

as input from buttons or other GPIO devices, or from devices connected to a BrightSign communication port. The

supported communication methods vary by BrightSign model:

• USB devices (such as touch screens, mice, keyboards, barcode scanners, IR remote controls): 4K1042,

4K1142, XD1032, XD1132, XD1030, XD1230, HD1022, HD1020, LS322, LS422

• Networked devices: All 4K and XD models, as well as the HD222, HD1022, HD220, HD1020, LS322, LS422, and

AU320

• RS232 serial devices: 4K1042, 4K1142, XD1032, XD1132, XD1030, XD1230, HD1022, HD1020, and AU320

• GPIO devices: All current models

• Infrared (IR) devices: All 4K and XD models

To make your presentation interactive, complete the following steps:

1. Open a presentation project. If you haven’t already created a presentation, see Creating Presentations for details.

2. Add files to your Media Library by clicking the Browse button and selecting a folder that contains the files you want

to include in your presentation.

3. Click a zone you want to make interactive.

Note: Multi-zone presentations can include both non-interactive and interactive zones.

4. Make the zone interactive. In the upper-right portion of the screen beside Playlist type, click Interactive.

5. Drag the desired content into the playlist area.

6. Choose a Home Screen. The Home Screen is the first media file in the playlist. It is where the interactive

presentation begins (within a particular zone). Home Screens usually include one of the following:

a. An attract video that loops until the user provides input

b. A list of options from which the user can choose the next action (e.g. an Interactive Menu)

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