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--- blocks:spot:samsungsmartsignage [2022-06-16 16:35] – Added keyboard notes admin
+++ blocks:spot:samsungsmartsignage [2025-06-09 10:07] (current) – [Samsung Smart Signage] mattias
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 ====== Samsung Smart Signage ======
-This guide shows how to setup a Tizen-based Samsung SSSP Display for use with Blocks.
+This guide shows how to setup a Tizen-based Samsung Smart Signage display for use with Blocks.
-:!: **IMPORTANT**  Samsung SSSP displays have many limitations such as video performance, inability to perform some transitions (e.g. Dissolve) involving video, no active video synchronization across displays, compared to our PIXILAB Player. Test actual or respresentative content and block types  to make sure it performs as desired.
+:!: **IMPORTANT**  Samsung Smart Signage displays have many limitations such as video performance, inability to perform some transitions (e.g. Dissolve) involving video, no active video synchronization across displays, compared to our PIXILAB Player. Test actual or respresentative content and block types  to make sure it performs as desired.
 The example screenshots shown below are from Samsung QB43N model. Other models may have slightly different user interface. Please refer to Samsungs documentation for details.
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 First prepare a working environment with a, preferably using our Linux-based server image. If desired, also enable DNS and DHCP as described under [[blocks:server:creating_a_server|Creating a server]], [[blocks:server:first_start|First Start]] and [[blocks:server:advanced_server_configuration|Advanced Configuration]].
-:!: As an alternative to using the remote to set up the display, you may use a USB keyboard. That makes it easier to enter some options, such as the server URL. If so, the //menu´// button mentioned below corresponds to the Windows key and the //home// button corresponds to F5.
+:!: As an alternative to using the remote to set up the display, you may use a USB keyboard. That makes it easier to enter some options, such as the server URL. If so, the //menu// button mentioned below corresponds to the Windows key and the //home// button corresponds to F5.
   * Connect the display to the network.
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   * Set to play via URL launcher.
+  * For displays based on Tizen 7, this is referred to as "Custom App"
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-  * Type %%http://pixi.guide/tizen%% in URL bar. Or, if your network/DNS isn't set up to resolve pixi.guide to your Blocks server, replace that domain name with the IP address of yor Blocks server.
+  * Type %%http://pixi.guide/tizen%% in URL bar.
+  * For displays based on Tizen 7, type %%http://pixi.guide/tizen7%% (requires Blocks version 6.3 or later).
+  * If your network/DNS isn't set up to resolve pixi.guide to your Blocks server, replace the domain name with the IP address of yor Blocks server.
+:!: To change this URL once the initial setup has been completed, press the HOME button (with a small house) on the remote control then select "URL Launcher Settings" or (for Tizen 7) "App Management". If the feature is unavailable make sure to select HDMI 1 and try again.
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 In order to turn //on// the display from Blocks, Wake-on-LAN must be recognized by the display. Do as follows:
-  * Press "Menu" on the remote control.
+  * Press "Menu" or "Settings" on the remote control.
   * Locate the "Power" settings and set the "Network StandBy" or "Remote Management" option to //off//. (Yes, setting this option to //off// to allow the display to be turned on remotely using Wake-ON-LAN is rather counter-intuitive.)
   * Press "Home" on the remote control.