What signage is
Signage is a presentation that plays by itself, looping, with nobody at the remote: a lobby welcome, a café menu, a hallway of what’s on this month. It has no date, so it’s always available, and it never moves to Past.
It’s a setting on one presentation, not on a TV. A TV still shows the presentations it’s given; signage is one of them.
Make a presentation signage
When you make one:
- Go to Presentations and choose New presentation.
- Give it a name.
- Under When, choose Always available. Under Playback, choose By itself, looping.
- Add its pictures, choose its TV, and choose Show on 1 TV.

Or turn it on for one you already have:
- Open the presentation.
- Under its name, choose Always available. Under Playback, choose By itself, looping. Each is saved as you choose it.
- Set Each picture, anywhere from 3 to 60 seconds.

To give it a date again, choose Scheduled under When. To stop it playing by itself, choose With the remote under Playback.
Put it on a TV
On Displays, give the TV this presentation and nothing else. It starts as soon as the TV is on, and keeps going round.
If a TV has other presentations too, signage waits in the TV’s list like the rest, until someone picks it. The line above Save says so: Lobby welcome plays by itself only on a TV that has nothing else.

Good to know
- Signage keeps playing if the Wi‑Fi drops. Changes reach the TV once it’s back.
- Anyone who can change presentations (owners, admins and editors) can change When and Playback. Operators and viewers see Always available on the presentation, and By itself, looping on Presentations.
- More about the TV’s list and the remote: What the remote does on the TV.
- More about lobby screens: How to set up a church lobby screen that runs by itself.
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