Signage
The full-screen display a lobby TV points at. Requires the Signage entitlement, which is sold separately from the public website and works without it.
Configuration is here. What it looks like and how to set up the TV is in digital signage.
Settings
| Setting | Notes |
|---|---|
| Live | The master switch. Off shows a quiet standby view, not an error |
| Layout | Marquee, bulletin or gazette |
| Show announcements | Rotate publicly visible announcements |
| Show events | Rotate upcoming public events |
| Show photos | Rotate the gallery |
| Slide seconds | How long each item holds the screen, 5 to 120 |
What it shows
Only publicly visible content, the same flags the public website uses. The screen is a public display in a shared space, so it is held to the public bar rather than the member one.
Priority announcements
A priority announcement takes the screen: photo slides pause and only priority announcements rotate until they expire.
That is what a burst pipe or a closed pool looks like on a lobby screen. Always set an expiry, or the screen stays in that state.
Slide timing
Fifteen to thirty seconds suits a lobby people walk through. Longer suits a waiting area where people sit. Too short is unreadable, and the most common mistake.