Quicklaunch provides the System Events feature to allow Quicklaunch life-cycle events to be extended by one or more applications selected from the Quicklaunch Application Catalog, a user selected application or script for the purpose of running systems software, sending RS232 messaging to hardware, or launching any other type of application.
System events allow users to run a program or an action when specific events happen in Quicklaunch. For example, every-time a meeting ends Quicklaunch Message Adapter will send a command to turn of the monitor, or every time meeting starts, we can display a virtual keyboard.
*NOTE* - System Events is a feature of Quicklaunch Ultimate edition.
Contents
1. List of System Events
2. How to create a System Event to trigger an Action.
1. List of System Events
Here is the list of available System Events:
| Quicklaunch Started | This event is triggered when Quicklaunch is starting |
| Quicklaunch Closing | This event is triggered when Quicklaunch is closed |
| Room Reset | This event is triggered when the Room Reset functionality is executed |
Meeting Details Link Clicked | This event is triggered when the user clicks on the meeting details link |
Book Room | This event is triggered when the user clicks Book Room |
Meeting Extended 5 minutes | This event is triggered when meeting is extended for 5 minutes |
Meeting Extended 15 minutes | This event is triggered when is extended for 15 minutes |
Meeting Extended 30 minutes | This event is triggered when is extended for 30 minutes |
Meeting Extended Any Length | This event is triggered when is extended |
Microphone Muted | This event is triggered when the user mutes microphone |
Microphone Unmuted | This event is triggered when the user unmutes microphone |
Speaker Muted | This event is triggered when the user mutes speakers |
Speaker Unmuted | This event is triggered when the user unmutes speakers |
Resource Warning | This event is triggered when the status of any resource shows warning status |
| Meeting Start | This event is triggered when a meeting on the calendar begins |
| Meeting End | This event is triggered when a meeting on the calendar ends |
| Join Meeting | This event is triggered when the user clicks Join Now on a calendar entry |
| Meet Now | This event is triggered when the user clicks the Meet Now action tile |
| Resource Unavailable | This event is triggered when Resources are unavailable |
| Internet Unavailable | This event is triggered when the Internet is unavailable |
| Exchange Unavailable | This event is triggered when Exchange is unavailable |
| Interval | This event is triggered at a specific time |
| Monitor folder | This event is triggered when any file is dropped into a selected folder |
| UCW Secure Browser Pre-Sign in | This event is triggered when UCW Secure browser pre-sign-in occurs |
| UCW Secure Browser Web Page load | This event is triggered when UCW Secure browser page is loaded |
| UCW Secure Browser Camera Mic Requested | This event is triggered when camera and microphone devices are requested |
| UCW Secure Browser Closed | This event is triggered when the UCW secure browser window is closed |
2. How to create a System Event to trigger an Action.
To create a System Event:
In this example, we will configure Quicklaunch to send RS232 message when meeting ends. You can configure Quicklaunch system events to launch any Windows 10 application installed on your PC.
1. Open Quicklaunch Settings by pressing CTRL + ALT + S
2. Navigate to System->Events;
3. Add and choose an Action by clicking on a plus icon. In our example, we select Message Adapter.
4. Choose the Event Type from the drop-down list. In our example, we select Meeting End Quicklaunch life-cycle Event.
5. Configure the Message Adapter Settings Program Path. FAQ
6. Configure the Command Line Argument for TCP or Serial Communication. FAQ
