Basic Functions

Selecting and Managing Multiple Screens

Select multiple screens, and performs control actions targeting multiple screens simultaneously, such as adding tags and deleting screens.

Hover the mouse cursor over a screen thumbnail and click the button displayed in the top left corner.
Select multiple screens for simultaneous control.

Control screens using the following icons (features): (Energy Management / Add Tags / Multi Control / Delete Screen).

No	Description
	Use the displayed window to view electricity consumption. This feature may not be supported, depending on the rate plan in use.
	Add tags to the screen.
	Control multiple screens. This feature may not be supported, depending on the rate plan in use.
	The pairing is disconnected, and the screen is deleted from the server.

Checking energy consumption

Select multiple screens and then click (Energy Management) to display the pop-up window where you can check energy consumption.

For more information about energy management, refer to the following:
- Save Energy Smarter with the Energy Management Feature
Set a screen on/off timer to automatically update the VXT Player app to the latest version.
Actual energy consumption may differ, depending on the environment in which the screen is used.
This feature may not be supported, depending on the rate plan in use.

Adding Tags

Select multiple screens and then click (Add Tags) to display the pop-up window where you can add the same tag(s) to the selected screens simultaneously.

For more information about tags, refer to the following:
- Using Tags

Remote Screen Monitoring

With the remote screen monitoring feature, users can remotely check screens without having to visit the locations where the screens are installed. Remotely check the real-time status of connected screens, allowing users to detect problems early.

This function may not be available, depending on the rate plan in use.
For more information about remote screen monitoring, refer to the following:
- Remotely Controlling a Screen

Controlling Multiple Screens

Select multiple screens and then click (Multi Control) to display the multi-screen control window. Simultaneously control multiple screens by selecting the control function you want.

This feature may not be supported, depending on the rate plan in use.
This feature may not be displayed, depending on user privileges.

Item	Description
Power control	Turn on or off all selected screens simultaneously. To restart the screens, press and hold (Power On) or (Power Off).
Location setting	Enter the name of the area where the screens are located. The screen information is updated with the area name added.
Screen orientation setting	Set the display orientation for the screens of a screen wall. This optimizes content to fit the orientation of the screens. Under General, set Screen Orientation to Landscape or Portrait. If you do not want to set screen orientation, select Not set.
VXT Player resolution setting	VXT Player resolution may differ from the actual display resolution. Improve content display quality by optimizing the resolution. Resolution can be adjusted using the VXT Player Resolutiom option under the General item. The resolution of the VXT Player must be set lower than the actual screen resolution.
Security settings	Strengthen the security of your content and screen walls by configuring security settings using the Security menu, preventing unauthorized access or manipulation. Check the screen wall security setting items under Security and change settings as required. To check the current setting values, hover the mouse cursor over next to the intended setting item. Each item can be set to either Off or On. If you do not want to set screen orientation, select Not set.

Deleting a Screen

Delete a single screen or multiple screens simultaneously.

Select multiple screens and then click (Delete) to display the delete-screen window.

Select the “I have read and understood.” checkbox and then click Delete to delete the selected screens. Note that all data stored in the screens is also deleted.