Create Screenspaces

Screen clients summoned on distributed computer nodes connected to the video wall displays or dashboards can be virtually assigned to a grid.
This assignment allows us to seamless synchronization and dynamic visual deployment across group of screens.
For example, you can represent 12 videowall displays in 3x4 as a seamless screenspace, or 3 dashboards on office corridor, this flexible screenspace formation enables users to represent any screen group as a screenspace.

Creating a New Screenspace

• Press the “+” button in the Screenspaces Menu to create a new screenspace.
• During creation, you can configure:
  • Screenspace Name
  • Bezel Size
  • Logo
• These settings can be revisited and modified anytime by pressing the Settings button next to a name of the screenspace in the menu.

Navigating Screenspace View

• Select a screenspace from the menu by clicking on its name.
• The Screenspace View displays:
  • A grid layout of the screenspace
  • A list of screens currently connected to the server

Summoning and Managing Screens

• Screens can be summoned from any computer connected to the same server via the “Summon Screen” button on their launchers.
• Once a screen is created on the server, it will appear as a card in the Screens tab of the Screenspace View.

Screen Status Indicators:

• Blue: Screen is loaded to this screenspace
• White: Screen is not loaded to any screenspace
• Gray: Screen is loaded to a different screenspace

Loading and Arranging Screens

• Use the Load and Unload buttons on each screen card to assign or remove screens from the screenspace.
• Adjust screen positions by dragging them from the center.
• Resize inner grid dimensions by dragging from the corners.

The inner grid dimensions define the layout capacity of visualizations on that screen:

• 1×1 grid: One visualization can be deployed
• 2×2 grid: Up to four visualizations (1×1 each) or one large 2×2 visualization, or any valid combination within the space

This layout system allows flexible arrangement and sizing of visuals to match your display strategy.