Open alerts appear first. Acknowledge an alert when someone is investigating it; resolve it once the issue is addressed.
| Severity | Alert | Decoder | Details | Created | Status |
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| Time | Activity | Decoder | Details |
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| Decoder | Health | Decoder group | Current source | Desired source | Override | Format |
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| Decoder group | Decoders | Default source | Description |
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| Source | Availability | Usage | Format |
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| Connection | Protocol | Method | AVMS source | Connection address | Bandwidth | State |
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Imported files are inspected first, then converted to the settings selected below for reliable playlist playback.
| File | Duration | Status |
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| Playlist | Items | Runtime | Loop |
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| Generated source | Playlist | Status | Consumption |
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The first Administrator account is built in. It can be edited or disabled after another Administrator exists, but it cannot be deleted.
| Username | Display name | Profile | Status |
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| Profile | Access summary |
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New AVMS sign-ins expire after the configured session timeout. Allowed range: 5–480 minutes.
These settings are stored in AVMS and will be used by the scheduling service. AVMS does not change the Windows clock; NTP synchronization is verified and applied during the deployment/service phase.
Review current paths before a storage migration. AVMS will validate available capacity and show a performance warning before allowing a future media-library move.
| Component | Location | Used | Available | Drive |
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| Time | Category | Actor | Role | Action | Details |
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