Questions, answered
Display selection, installation, content scheduling and project records.
Can one screen specification cover the whole site?
Only if the viewing and operating conditions really match. Separate exposure zones first. A shaded lobby, a window display and an exposed exterior should not inherit the same assumptions.
How many nits should I specify?
This guide does not prescribe a universal value. Survey light and reflections, use real content and ask for the offered configuration’s evidence. Agree readability at the required positions and day/night states.
Does an IP code prove outdoor suitability?
No. Enclosure protection is one part of the decision. Thermal limits, installation, solar exposure, structural requirements and service access need separate evidence.
Does an online player prove that an ad was seen?
No. Device health, playback events and audience measurement are separate signals. Ask what each report measures and do not convert playback counts into impressions without a valid method.
Can the workbench choose a compliant product?
It prepares questions and requirements, not product certification or a quote. The project team must validate site conditions, quantities, exact-model documents and applicable local requirements.
Will my project information be sent anywhere?
Your current brief stays in this browser tab. Choose Save to retain a copy on the device, or export a local file. Clear saved work after using a shared device. The tool does not upload or send your information.
How should I use the technical references?
Match the model, document revision and installation configuration before applying a technical limit. Review the site conditions and applicable requirements with the responsible technical team.