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Manager (15)
- Pairing the device with X-Sign Manager
- Creating the channel
- Scheduling the content by channel
- Scheduling the content by device
- Editing the device management structure
- Pushing Real-Time Message to your BenQ Smart Signage remotely
- Controlling the device remotely
- Updating device Player remotely
- Managing the calling system
- Creating an API table in X-Sign Manager
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- Getting the system notification
- Updating device status immediately New
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Designer (18)
- Creating a new project file in X-Sign Designer
- Uploading your content from Designer
- Creating content in X-Sign Designer
- Creating content from Designed Templates
- Creating a clock widget in X-Sign Designer
- Setting a weather widget
- Creating an Image or Video slideshow
- Rotating an image or video
- Generating a QR Code
- Adding a data connection
- Setting a timer widget
- Creating an API template using the demo kit
- Creating a TV Input source widget in X-Sign Designer
- Setting background music in X-Sign Designer
- Changing the playing order of pages
- Sealing a file in X-Sign Designer
- Opening an X-Sign 1.x project file
- Changing your language in X-Sign Designer
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X-Sign User Manual
In this section, we'll explain how to manage content in X-Sign, control the player, and set up playlists.
X-sign 2.0 / X-sign User manual / Video Wall
Creating the Video Wall content from X-Sign Designer
2020 / 08 / 24
With X-Sign Designer, you can easily create content for the Video Wall display.
1. Create a new project.
2. Below is a brief introduction for Video Wall setting.
A. You can set the device in landscape or portrait mode.
B. You can choose the resolution of each device.
C. This shows the Panel Area (Horizontal x Vertical).
D. This shows the simulation of the Video Wall and the overall resolution.
Note: Android Video Wall only supports up to 4 devices.