Web-based dashboard offers control, monitoring, media management and configuration tools
Pebble Beach Systems, a leading automation, content management and integrated channel specialist, today announced Lighthouse, a web-based remote management and monitoring dashboard for the Marina automation environment.
Previewed at the recent NAB show in Las Vegas, Lighthouse extends Marina’s functionality to business users, operational staff and engineers both inside and outside the broadcast facility. It offers control, monitoring, media management, and system configuration tools via an array of widgets on configurable web-based dashboards.
Modern playout workflows require agile, responsive methods of interaction at any time of day or night. Lighthouse extends the reach of staff with standard browser interfaces so that status and corrective actions are just seconds away, even outside the control room.
Designed for PCs, tablets and mobile devices, and built on the latest JavaScript and HTML5 technology, Lighthouse incorporates its own node.js web server and offers load balancing and high availability for reliable monitoring and resilient access. User-based permissions and the latest TLS encryption ensure that mission-critical information is protected within the web environment.
“Lighthouse offers a powerful view into the Marina automation system for users who may be away from the standard client interface or not normally need that level of access,” says Eric Openshaw, General Manager of Pebble North America. “For users with control privileges, accessing and controlling a channel from any location with Lighthouse makes unattended operation safe, and worry-free for senior staff.”
Lighthouse can span multiple Marina systems, which may be running different software versions and be operating at different frame rates. Users can configure their own layouts according to their roles, or range of roles, and switch between multiple dashboards at the click of a mouse.
Designed for PCs, tablets and mobile devices, and built on the latest JavaScript and HTML5 technology, Lighthouse incorporates its own node.js web server and offers load balancing and high availability for reliable monitoring and resilient access. User-based permissions and the latest TLS encryption ensure that mission-critical information is protected within the web environment.
“Lighthouse offers a powerful view into the Marina automation system for users who may be away from the standard client interface or not normally need that level of access,” says Eric Openshaw, General Manager of Pebble North America. “For users with control privileges, accessing and controlling a channel from any location with Lighthouse makes unattended operation safe, and worry-free for senior staff.”
Lighthouse can span multiple Marina systems, which may be running different software versions and be operating at different frame rates. Users can configure their own layouts according to their roles, or range of roles, and switch between multiple dashboards at the click of a mouse.
Key Benefits:
- Delivers operational efficiencies to service providers and multi-channel installations, by offering consolidated views of multiple Marina systems which can:
- be geographically separate
- have mixed frame rates
- run different software versions
- Adds value for service providers’ customers, giving them visibility and optionally control of their own channels
- Enables secure operational and engineering interaction with Marina from remote access points
- Offers up mission-critical information beyond the secure automation LAN, enabling fast response from users in an office environment.
