Events
Table of contents
UserInterface Extensions Event Pressed
Introduction
Sent by the video system when a widget is first pressed.
Equivalent to the UserInterface Extensions Widget Action event with
Create a user interface
Type "Pressed".
*e UserInterface Extensions Event Pressed Signal:
API for in-room control
where
Widgets
Command reference
Command reference
UserInterface Extensions Event Changed
Troubleshooting
Sent by the video system when changing a widget's value (applies
only to toggle buttons and sliders).
Tips and tricks
Equivalent to the UserInterface Extensions Widget Action event with
Type "Changed".
*e UserInterface Extensions Event Changed Signal:
Examples
where
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MX700, MX800,
SX10, SX20, SX80
Collaboration Endpoint
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: String (0, 255)
Signal
The format of the string is "<WidgetId>:<Value>", where
<WidgetId> is the unique identifier of the widget that triggers
the event, and <Value> is the value of the widget. The range of
allowed values depends on the widget type.
: String (0, 255)
Signal
The format of the string is "<WidgetId>:<Value>", where
<WidgetId> is the unique identifier of the widget that triggers
the event, and <Value> is the value of the widget. The range of
allowed values depends on the widget type.
UserInterface Extensions Event Released
Sent by the video system when a widget is released (even if moving
the finger out of the widget before releasing it).
Equivalent to the UserInterface Extensions Widget Action event with
Type "Released".
Signal
*e UserInterface Extensions Event Released Signal:
where
: String (0, 255)
Signal
The format of the string is "<WidgetId>:<Value>", where
<WidgetId> is the unique identifier of the widget that triggers
the event, and <Value> is the value of the widget. The range of
allowed values depends on the widget type.
UserInterface Extensions Event Clicked
Sent by the video system when a widget is clicked (pressed and
released without moving the finger out of the widget).
Equivalent to the UserInterface Extensions Widget Action event with
Type "Clicked".
Signal
*e UserInterface Extensions Event Clicked Signal:
where
: String (0, 255)
Signal
The format of the string is "<WidgetId>:<Value>", where
<WidgetId> is the unique identifier of the widget that triggers
the event, and <Value> is the value of the widget. The range of
allowed values depends on the widget type.
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Signal
Signal
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