JmfSettings
The direct JMF endpoint: presses, RIPs and front ends post CIP4 JMF signals, recorded as progress on the work center whose JMF device ID matches.
directEndpointEnabledBoolean!Whether this instance accepts JMF signals that devices post to /api/v1/jmf. When off they are refused; devices can still report through a controller's JMF bridge, which is configured per controller. Defaults to off.
tokenSetBoolean!Whether devices must send an access token. The token itself is never part of this read: use revealJmfToken.
Last save of the on/off setting; null until someone saves it.
When the token was last set, replaced or removed; null until then.
When the token was last shown, and to whom; null if never.
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The direct JMF endpoint: presses, RIPs and front ends post CIP4 JMF signals, recorded as progress on the work center whose JMF device ID matches.
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type JmfSettings {
"""
Whether this instance accepts JMF signals that devices post to `/api/v1/jmf`. When off they are refused; devices can still report through a controller's JMF bridge, which is configured per controller. Defaults to off.
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directEndpointEnabled: Boolean!
"""
Whether devices must send an access token. The token itself is never part of this read: use `revealJmfToken`.
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tokenSet: Boolean!
"""Last save of the on/off setting; null until someone saves it."""
lastChange: SettingsChange
"""When the token was last set, replaced or removed; null until then."""
tokenChange: SettingsChange
"""When the token was last shown, and to whom; null if never."""
lastReveal: SettingsChange
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