Configure Device Display Settings

After adding terminal (called device in the following pages) to the platform, you can configure the display parameters of the device remotely, including the brightness, boot logo, etc.

Make sure you have added terminal(s) to the platform, and the terminal(s) are online. Refer to Add Digital Signage Terminal for details.

  1. On the top navigation bar, select > Basic Management > Device to enter the device management page.
  2. On the left navigation pane, click Device and Server > Digital Signage Terminal.
  3. Select one or multiple device(s), and then click Display Settings to enter the Display Settings page.
  4. Set the related parameters.
    Brightness Settings

    Drag the brightness bar to adjust the brightness of the screen, or manually enter the brightness value. The brightness value is 0 to100. The bigger the value, the lighter the screen.

    Boot Logo

    After enabled, the logo will be displayed when the terminal starts up. The logo is set on the terminal locally.

    SADP

    After enabled, the terminal(s) can be detected by the platform via SADP protocol, and be displayed on the online device list.

    Note:

    • You can enable SADP protocol for either single or multiple terminal(s).

    • This function should be supported by the device.

    Screen Direction
    0

    The screen direction is 0° by default.

    90

    The screen direction will rotate 90° clockwise.

    180

    The screen direction will rotate 180° clockwise.

    270

    The screen direction will rotate 270° clockwise.

    Enter the Password to Unlock Screen

    After the screen is locked, the password is required to unlock the screen. The password is set on the terminal locally.

  5. Set the timed related parameters.
    Timed Startup / Shutdown

    After enabled, you should select the schedule as Daily Schedule or Weekly Schedule, and then the terminal will start up or shut down according to the schedule.

    1. Drag the mouse on the time bar to draw the start up time duration (blue bar) of one day. The terminal will be shut down on the other time period.

      Note:

      • Supports drawing up to 8 time periods of one day.

      • You can click the time period (blue bar), enter the start time and end time of the time period.

    2. You can click Clear to clear the wrong time period you draw on the time bar.

    Timed Volume

    After enabled, you should select the schedule as Daily Schedule or Weekly Schedule, and then the terminal's volume will turned on/off according to the schedule.

    1. Drag the mouse on the time bar to draw the start up time duration (blue bar) of one day. The terminal will be shut down on the other time period.

      Note:

      • Supports drawing up to 8 time periods of one day.

      • You can click the time period (blue bar), enter the start time and end time of the time period.

    2. You can click Clear to clear the wrong time period(s) you draw on the time bar.

  6. Optional: Click Restore to restore the displaying parameters to the default parameters.
  7. Click Save to save the configuration.