TimeSettings > System > Time

• SetNTP SettingsSettings › System › Time › NTP SettingsThe site's NTP servers (from DHCP) and the site's time zonePer deviceTimers, logs and VXT schedules only line up when the clock is right; a display clock set by hand drifts.source
• VerifyDSTSettings › System › Time › DSTFollows the time zoneA timer an hour out twice a year is the most common timer complaint.source
• DefaultPower On DelaySettings › System › Time › Power On DelayNot usedOnly needed to stagger a video wall's start.source

Power controlSettings > System > Power Control

• SetRemote ConfigurationSettings › System › Power Control › Remote ConfigurationOnKeeps the network connection alive when the display is off, so the room system, MDC and VXT can turn it on and see it.source
• SetAuto Power OnSettings › System › Power Control › Auto Power OnOnAfter a power cut the display comes back on by itself; the room system or the Off Timer then turns it off.source
• SetMax. Power SavingUnconfirmedSettings › System › Power Control › Max. Power SavingOffA deeper power saving state can drop the network in standby; Aigna saves energy with the timer and the room system instead.source
• DefaultStandby ControlSettings › System › Power Control › Standby ControlSamsung's defaultNot needed once No Signal Power Off and Auto Power Off are off.source
• DefaultPower ButtonSettings › System › Power Control › Power ButtonSamsung's defaultThe remote is kept by IT; people use the room system.source

Energy savingSettings > System > Power and Energy Saving

• SetEnergy Saving SolutionSettings › System › Power and Energy Saving › Energy Saving SolutionOffIt dims the backlight, which makes the far end and shared content look dull and changes the video bar's picture as it adjusts. Aigna saves far more energy by turning the display off when the space is empty.source
• SetBacklight OptimisationSettings › System › Power and Energy Saving › Backlight OptimisationOff in meeting rooms; on for signage near windowsIn a meeting room a brightness that follows the light fights the camera's exposure; signage by a window needs to brighten in daylight.source
• SetNo Signal Power OffSettings › System › Power and Energy Saving › No Signal Power OffOffWhen the video bar sleeps, the display would switch itself off and may not wake for the next meeting, which people report as no picture. The room system and the timer decide when it is off.source
• SetAuto Power OffSettings › System › Power and Energy Saving › Auto Power OffOffNobody presses the remote in a meeting room or on signage, so an idle timer would turn a working display off in the middle of the day.source
• DefaultBacklight ScheduleSettings › System › Power and Energy Saving › Backlight ScheduleNot usedThe On and Off timers do the job.source

On/Off TimerHome > Settings > On/Off Timer

• SetOn Timer 1Home › Settings › On/Off Timer › On TimerMon~Fri at the office's opening time, Source HDMI 1Per deviceSignage is on when people arrive; a meeting room display is ready and on the right input for the first meeting.source
• SetOff Timer 1Home › Settings › On/Off Timer › Off TimerEveryday at the office's closing time plus one hourPer deviceA backstop: if the room system misses a power off, the display still goes off overnight, which is where the energy saving comes from.source
• SetHoliday ManagementHome › Settings › On/Off Timer › Holiday ManagementThe country's public holidays, applied to the timersThe display stays off on days the office is closed.source

Inputs and CECSettings > System

• SetAuto Source SwitchingSettings › System › Auto Source SwitchingMeeting rooms on, Primary Source HDMI 1, Primary Source Recovery on; signage offIn a meeting room the display returns to the video bar after someone plugs in directly; signage must never leave its player's input.source
• SetAnynet+ (HDMI-CEC)Settings › System › General › Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC)On in video bar rooms; off for signage and rooms with a control systemThe video bar wakes the display and selects its input over CEC; elsewhere CEC from a player or laptop would switch the display unexpectedly.source
• DefaultHDMI Hot PlugSettings › System › General › HDMI Hot PlugSamsung's defaultNo Aigna source needs it changed.source

Network and controlSettings > Network and Home > Settings > ID Settings

• SetDevice NameSettings › Network › Device NameThe hostnamePer deviceOne name finds the display in DNS, VXT, monitoring and Keia Atlas.source
• VerifyIP SettingsSettings › Network › Open Network Settings › IP SettingsAutomatic (DHCP), the address fixed by a reservationThe network team can change the address centrally without a site visit.source
• SetDevice IDHome › Settings › ID Settings › Device ID1, PC Connection Cable RJ-45 (LAN)MDC commands from the room system address the display by ID over the network.source
• SetRemote ManagementSettings › System › Security › Remote ManagementAllowLets the room system and VXT send power, input and status commands over the network.source
• SetSNMP SettingsSettings › System › Security › Secured Protocol › SNMP SettingsThe site's monitoring credentials from the vaultPer deviceMonitoring reads the display's status and raises an alert when it stops answering.source
• VerifyWired 802.1x ConnectionSettings › System › Security › Wired 802.1x ConnectionOffAigna authenticates display ports by MAC address at the switch.source
• DefaultServer Network SettingsSettings › Network › Server Network SettingsNot usedMagicINFO is not used; Samsung points MagicINFO 8 users to VXT.source

Security and locksSettings > System > Security

• SetChange PINSettings › System › Change PINThe site's PIN from the vaultPer deviceA default PIN is the same on every display and is on the internet.source
• SetSafety Lock OnSettings › System › Security › Safety Lock OnOnStops the remote and the menus changing a setting in a public room; the room system and VXT still work.source
• SetButton LockSettings › System › Security › Button LockOnThe buttons on the display are within reach on signage and in rooms.source
• SetUSB LockSettings › System › Security › USB LockOnNo content or updates from a stick someone plugs in.source

UpdatesSettings > Support

• SetSoftware UpdateSettings › Support › Software Update › Update NowThe Lab's release, applied by hand or from VXTUpdates can change menus and defaults; the Lab finds that first.source