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The Setup screens are accessible through two methods:

• Keyboard: Pressing Ctrl+S on a connected keyboard opens the Setup screens
• Touch screen: Swiping down from the top edge of the screen (starting off-screen) opens the Setup screens

Device Setup Screens

Device setup screens configure network connectivity, display settings, audio output, and system preferences during initial provisioning. These interfaces appear on-device during hardware setup before TelemetryOS pairing.

Network Configuration

Network connectivity configures through wired (Ethernet) or wireless (Wi-Fi) interfaces based on hardware capabilities.

Setup Screen Access

Setup screens appear automatically during initial device provisioning. After pairing with TelemetryOS, setup screens become accessible through:

• Interactive menu (devices with keyboards): Press Ctrl+Shift+S during playback
• Device administration (remote access): Open Interactive Menu via web interface

Setup screen changes take effect immediately. Network configuration changes may briefly interrupt connectivity during application.

Common Configuration Patterns

Wireless corporate network: WPA Enterprise with RADIUS authentication, static IP, custom DNS

Wired simple setup: DHCP automatic configuration, default display settings, stable player channel

Portrait display: 1080x1920 resolution, 90° rotation, HDMI audio, automatic time zone

Multi-display video wall: Custom resolution per display, specific display selection, wired connectivity for reliability

Testing environment: Beta player channel, development environment, manual time setting, verbose logging

Air-gapped installation: Static IP, manual time/date, local DNS, stable player channel

Configuration Specifications

Setup screens configure during initial provisioning (before TelemetryOS pairing) or via Interactive Menu (after pairing).

Required Configuration

• Network connectivity (wireless or wired)
• Display output (resolution and orientation)

Optional Configuration

• Advanced network settings (static IP, DNS, proxy)
• Bluetooth device pairing
• Audio output device and volume
• Time zone and system time
• Player channel and environment
• Custom display resolution

Limitations

• Setup screens require local device access (physical device or remote desktop)
• Network configuration changes may temporarily disconnect device
• Display resolution limited by hardware capabilities
• Bluetooth pairing depends on device Bluetooth support
• Player channel changes trigger software update (may require restart)
• Environment changes require device reprovisioning
• Factory reset erases all configuration and pairing (cannot be undone)