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Install and setup

Mounted, powered, playing.

One guide per way of mounting. Each has what you need, the steps in order with a 3D walkthrough, the first power-on checks and quick fixes.

Large wall screen in a hotel lobby showing a green welcome message, set into a stone and wood wall.

13 models · 6 steps

Installing a wall display

A wall display hangs on a flat bracket fixed to the wall. Most of the work is choosing the wall fixing and planning where the power and network cables come out.

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A strip of ceiling-hung wide screens above a counter, showing happy hour, coffee, lunch menu and a landscape scene.

1 model · 5 steps

Installing a stretched bar display

A stretched bar is long and shallow, so it shows any tilt. Level matters more than on a standard screen, and the cable exit should sit behind it.

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Floor-standing portrait display in a reception lobby beside a desk and seating, showing a colourful owl artwork.

1 model · 6 steps

Setting up a floor totem

A totem arrives in one piece and stands on its own base. The job is moving it safely, standing it level, and closing and locking the service door.

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A tabletop menu display with a wireless charging base on a wooden restaurant table, showing a food menu while a diner rests a hand beside it.

2 models · 4 steps

Setting up a table player

Table players sit on a table, counter or reception desk. There is nothing to mount: charge it or plug it in, load your content and place it.

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Two portrait screens on a glass-block shop counter, one showing a coffee promotion and one a happy hour offer.

2 models · 4 steps

Setting up a desk or counter display

Desk displays stand on their own base or kickstand, on a reception desk, a counter or a meeting room table. Set the angle, route the cable and load content.

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A small screen mounted at a supermarket checkout showing a fitting-service message, with more displays further down the shop.

1 model · 5 steps

Installing a pole-mount display

A pole-mount display clamps to a post, a rail or a stand. The clamp holds it; the angle joint sets where it faces.

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Every model

The first power-on, in five checks.

Whatever the mount, finish with these before you hand the screen over.

  1. It shows a pictureThe screen lights and starts within a minute or two of power-on.
  2. The content playsEvery picture and video on the card or stick shows, in the order you set.
  3. It restarts by itselfSwitch it off at the wall and back on. It should come back to the content on its own.
  4. Nothing is loosePull gently on the screen: it does not move on its bracket, clamp or stand.
  5. Cables are safeNo cable is pinched, pulled tight or across a walkway.

Panel-mount series

The eight panel-mount sizes have their own flush-mount cut-outs and player software. Their pages carry the cut-out, and the player install steps are here.

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