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Read firstPair a displayA new TV shows a pairing code, or a second TV hangs on the same player.Open the pageDisplays
Pair displays, name and sort them, assign content, and check what each one is showing. Also remote maintenance, video walls, and removing a display.
Updated Oct 30, 2026As Markdown
Add displays
From the pairing code to the first picture, one display at a time or dozens at once.
Organize and assign
Names, tags, and locations keep a growing number of displays in order, and the assignment decides what each one shows.
- Name and organize displaysYou want to find displays again by name, tag, or position on the map.Guide4 min
- Create locations and assign displays to themYour displays hang at several addresses, each with its own opening hours.Guide7 min
- Assign a program to a displayYou decide what a display shows.Guide3 min
- Set up a video wallSeveral displays should show one large picture together.Guide4 min
Monitor and maintain
See from anywhere whether your displays are running, and fix most problems without going there.
- Monitor your displaysYou want to know what a status, a visibility, or a warning band means.Reference5 min
- Check what a display is showing now and will show todaySomeone asks what is running on a display, or what ran earlier.Guide3 min
- Remote maintenance: send commands to a displayYou want to reload content, take a screenshot, or switch the TV off.Guide2 min
- Remove a displayYou take down a TV or need its seat for another display.Guide3 min