Display Setup
The display URL and QR code
Where each screen’s address lives, and how to get it onto the device.
Put a Screen's Board on an Android Panel with Chrome
How to get the right display URL out of the portal, open it in Chrome on an Android panel, and confirm the screen reports itself as online.
Set up how a screen rotates between departures, arrivals and your slides
Where alternating, paging, transitions and auto-scroll are set for one screen, how long each view stays up, and why the flight data refresh interval follows your plan instead of a setting.
Open Your Network for LobbyFlight Displays
What a LobbyFlight display asks of your network: which hosts it contacts, how often, and which firewall rules quietly break it.
What Happens When a Display Loses Its Internet Connection
A LobbyFlight board keeps showing its last good flights through an outage, marks them as possibly delayed, and keeps its last board through network drops and app restarts from a short-lived local copy. Here is what guests see and where you see it in the portal.
The display editor
What each of the six tabs does, where every control of the former Appearance tab lives in the new Design tab, and how plans and group settings show up in the editor.
More than one screen
How many screens your plan allows, and how to tell whether they are running.
Emergency notice on all screens
Replace the board on every screen of your property with one urgent message, and switch it off again, on every plan.
Kiosk Mode
Run a Display Unattended in the Lobby
How to set a screen to TV mode, load the correct display URL from the portal, and confirm it keeps running without anyone touching it.
Keep a Display Running Around the Clock
How the board keeps its picture varied, which screen protection it has built in (pixel shift, night mode, safe margin), what a screensaver or nightly restart does to the offline warning, and how to switch a screen off properly.
Screen care: pixel shift, night mode, safe area, rotation
Protect a lobby screen that runs all day: pixel shift against burn-in, night mode for quiet hours, a safe margin for TVs that cut off the edges, and rotation for upright screens whose device cannot turn the picture.