Hardware and network

What to buy and what your network needs, before anything is installed.

• Which hardware do you need?You choose between a TV and a professional display, the size and orientation, and a player, an app, or a browser.Concept3 min
• Network requirements for your ITYour displays go on a company or guest network, and your IT needs to know what to allow.Reference2 min
• Platforms: which devices run SzeneraYou want to compare players, TV apps, and browsers, or find out which address an older TV needs.Device15 min
• Technical data, disposal, and licensesYou need a figure about a player, its security updates, take-back, or licenses.Reference7 min

Our own devices, and the browser as the way to start today.

• Player LiteYou want one display that runs all day without a keyboard or mouse.Device2 min
• Player ProYou want two displays from one device, or video in 4K.Device3 min
• Web display: a display in the browserYou want to use a computer, tablet, or smart TV you already have.Device4 min

From unpacking to the pairing code, on a player, a TV, or a stick.

• Unpack and connectYou connect a player to the TV, the network, and power.Device4 min
• Connect to the network: cable, Wi-Fi, company network, timeThe player needs Wi-Fi, or it shows the setup card.Device3 min
• Set up the TV for all-day useThe TV switches itself off, crops the picture, or hangs in portrait.Guide4 min
• Set up Samsung TVs and Samsung panels (Tizen)You want to use a Samsung TV or panel without a player.Guide13 min
• Set up LG TVs and LG panels (webOS)You want to use an LG TV or panel without a player.Guide13 min
• Set up Fire TV, Signage Stick, and Android devicesYou want to use a Fire TV stick or an Android device.Guide8 min
• The pairing screen and other messages on the displayThe display shows a code or a message, and you want to know what it means.Reference4 min

How devices look after themselves, and what you can do from a distance.

• How does a player stay up to date and running?You want to know how updates, offline playback, and self-repair work.Concept4 min
• Maintain a device remotely: restart, log, updateYou want to restart a device, fetch its log, or see how it is doing.Guide4 min
• Check the health of your devicesYou want to see CPU load, memory, and storage of your devices, or narrow down a fault.Reference4 min
• Re-pair, reset, remove, or report a device as lostA device leaves your organization, moves, or was stolen.Device4 min
• The service menu on the deviceYou are standing at the display and want to see what the player knows.Guide4 min