Browser Based Clock / Recorder Status Pages

The Liberty Recorder supports industry standard clocks to indicate that recording is active. These clocks connect to the recording PC via a serial port, or using a USB adaptor.

Additionally, the Liberty Recorder can display the Recorder status on a standard webpage and then on any number of monitors that may be situated as required in the courthouse. Pictures showing two such monitors are shown below.

• One picture shows a 65-inch display monitor with the time-of-day and the recording status.
• One picture shows an 11-inch Android monitor displaying the time-of-day and the recording status.

You may mix and match as many such displays as required by the courthouse. The monitors are connected via the standard Ethernet network. The displays are simple HTML pages and may be updated to include both text and graphics identifying the court, along with the time-of-day.

Once you have enabled the webclock facility, you can go to the webpage on the Recording computer, via //127.0.0.1/webclock/webclockonly.htm with the appropriate IP address.

You may also display a webpage that includes both the webclock and the current Pre-Defined bookmarks by going to the webpage //127.0.0.1/webclock/webclockstatus.htm with the appropriate IP address.

Note, if you use "Profiles", and you use the "webclockstatus", then you must edit a line in the "webclockstatus.js" file. You must alter the ==> sClockInfoFile: "clock_DefaultProfile.txt" setting to indicate the appropriate profile being used.

For example, if the profile being used is "Courtroom101", then you must change the sClockInfoFile setting to ==> sClockInfoFile: "clock_Courtroom101.txt" in the "webclockstatus.js" file.