Cinema Application

Name Version Release Date Size MD5
Cinema.jar - Update Project v6.4 Apr 25 2023 538.7 KB 1ed87c8c86a9f6f5f2ccfaa04daa1918
Cinema.JAR Release Notes Jul 22 2019 264.6 KB 6db9f0e7de5ba334172f14ecc516a2bd
Cinema.JAR Manual Jun 21 2021 1.7 MB dfc6ea373101fb93e4366d26308e2476
Event Manager v1.2 Jan 26 2018 214.0 KB 60a473b2d9ff88475d0291c3b98c0c62
Event Manager MSI (Windows Install) v2.6 Jan 29 2018 1.2 MB 37678a8c1f2a5d6a100c74324ba05a26
Event Manager Manual Dec 18 2020 1.1 MB 99817b47cdb329e3eeabead4caa45c22
Cinema.JNIOR v2.47 Dec 09 2019 72.6 KB 973bd73a6df7b1845f981c87d6addf37
Cinema.jnior Manual JNIOR Series 3 Jun 15 2012 1.1 MB ed8c18bf161cfd91b463ff8af2c493f3
Cinema.JNIOR Release Notes v2.47 Dec 09 2019 60.5 KB 8d32f6a6fa60b880efcd2dfda0adf147
Controls Other Devices

Cinema.Jar software enables the JNIOR to interface with a variety of systems and devices by running ‘macros’ on the JNIOR. Devices that can be controlled include practically any device. INTEG has built-in some standard commands for some widely used devices, but by adding a RAW Ethernet or RAW Serial device, the user can add any command needed to the JNIOR macros. A sample of devices include:
  • Barco, Christie, NEC digital projectors
  • NCM, Screenvision, Broadsign and other preshow systems
  • Dolby, USL, QSC and other sound processors
  • Scalers
  • 3D Systems
  • Unique devices via a RAW Ethernet connection
  • Unique devices via a RAW Serial connection

The core JNIOR provides the capability to work with various digital cinema servers (Doremi, GDC, Christie, Dolby, Barco, Qube) to allow the JNIOR to act as GPIO (General Purpose IO) to control the lighting levels (low, medium, high), masking curtains (scope, flat), sound, doors and various other items.  The digital cinema server sends commands to the JNIOR to ‘pulse’ its relays to change the desired function.

When you add the Cinema.Jar application, it allows the JNIOR to become a central automation device capable of interacting with the digital cinema server, preshow systems, projectors, sound controllers, scalers and various other industry devices and systems.  The application integrates these devices and systems with the JNIOR via the Ethernet and/or serial ports. To see how to setup the serial connection for Cinema.Jar, click here.

Central to Cinema.jar is its ability to execute ‘macros’ on the JNIOR.  A macro consists of one or more ‘actions’.  An action can control a JNIOR relay or send a command to one of the external devices.  The external ‘devices’ and ‘macros’ are easily configured by using the JNIOR Support Tool.

Once the macros have been configured, the JNIOR is very flexible in providing a variety of methods to trigger a macro:

  • The digital cinema server or other client can send the ‘run macro name’ command.
  • A predefined ‘message’ can be sent by the client that will trigger a user-configurable macro name.
  • The JNIOR digital inputs can be configured to ‘trigger’ a specific macro when the input goes “high” (transitions from “off” to “on”).
  • A macro can be ‘scheduled’ to execute on boot-up of the JNIOR or at a specific time of day.
  • A macro can be triggered based on a ‘logical expression’.
  • The ‘switches’ on the JNIOR Control Panel can trigger a macro.
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