1 Quick Start
Connecting and Powering On
- Connect the terminal to the monitor with an HDMI cable and switch the monitor's input source to the matching HDMI port.
- Prefer a wired LAN connection. The terminal supports Wi-Fi, but wired is more stable for long-term operation.
- Power on the terminal.
- To configure Wi-Fi directly on the device screen, prepare a USB keyboard; connect a USB mouse when pointer input is needed.
First boot takes about 30~60 seconds. The screen may briefly show black or terminal text during startup, then enter the publishing display, a blank canvas or the network setup view.
What the Screen Shows After Boot
| Screen | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Configured columns and numbers | Terminal normal, online | Open the management address in a browser and start editing |
| Dark blue background, no columns | Terminal normal, but no columns added yet, or "clear all" was used | Log in and add columns and numbers |
| Wireless network setup view | Device offline, in setup mode | Pick Wi-Fi with keyboard/mouse, or plug in a network cable |
| Black screen, no signal | Monitor receives no picture | Check power, HDMI cable, monitor input source |
| Terminal interface | Display abnormality | Power-cycle; contact the supplier if it persists |
The default background is dark blue — not pure black — so "no background image set" stays distinguishable from "black screen".
Finding the Management Address
The management page defaults to:
http://device-IP:8080The device IP can be found through:
- the delivery checklist or the address provided by deployment staff;
- the client list of the router or DHCP server;
- the device screen showing the new service address after a successful Wi-Fi switch;
- a known historical address — just open
http://old-IP:8080.
The managing computer or phone must be on the same LAN. After a Wi-Fi switch the old address may be invalid — trust the new address shown on the screen.
First-Time Account Initialization
The device ships with no default password; create the account first:
- Open
http://device-IP:8080— an uninitialized device redirects to the initialization page. - Set a username and password: username 2~32 characters, password 6~128 characters.
- Submit — you are logged in automatically and land in the editor.
Initialization happens exactly once; initialized devices go to the login page. If the supplier initialized the device before delivery, use the delivered account instead. The account is single-user, with no admin/operator distinction.
Three Steps to the Screen and a Checklist
- After login, click an empty area of the canvas to deselect; the right panel shows "Overall Settings".
- Click "+ Add Column" — a column box appears on the canvas.
- Double-click inside the column (or select it and press Space) to add a number, then type and confirm.
Every change auto-saves and pushes — the screen updates within roughly 0.2~0.3 seconds, no "save" button. If the screen lags, use "Push to Screen" on the top bar to force a re-render and push.
After getting started, check that:
- the screen matches the canvas layout;
- editing a number updates the screen in about 0.3 seconds;
- uploading a background changes the screen background too;
- the management page opens in a phone browser;
- the device returns to the publishing display after a restart.
If any check fails, troubleshoot via the FAQ chapter first; contact the supplier if it persists.