Yodeck User Manual

Intro Here, you can find all the details on building and deploying your App to your Yodeck Account. Custom Apps are the standard way to customize your Yodeck Player. You can code your app using HTML5 and Javascript or our Scripting Engine and provide customized entirely behavior. Proceed to read the Introduction to Custom Apps […]

Intro HTML apps are rendered by the player using a Web browser (WebKit or Chromium). Running a browser usually requires a great amount of system resources (usually RAM memory). This means that if you use multiple HTML apps, the system might run out of memory, and performance will be affected. There are some types of […]

The aspect ratio is the fraction that indicates the shape of your screen/monitor. Every screen/monitor has a resolution in pixels (e.g., 1920×1080( 1080p ), 3840×2160( 4K )), so dividing the two numbers gives you the aspect ratio (in this case, it’s 16:9, equal to about 1.777777). There are different screens/monitors out there with a variety of aspect ratios. The […]

Introduction In this section, you can manage the screens you created. You can create as many screens in the Yodeck Portal as your subscription allows. You can even manage unregistered screens (i.e., not paired with an actual player), but the content cannot be pushed to an actual screen and displayed. You can see a list […]

You can set the device to pass first from your own proxy server just by filling in the relative fields.

Allow Raspberry config.txt Override Toggle to enable the “Raspberry config.txt Override Directives”. Contact our Tech Support Team for more information. Advanced Player Directives Contact our Tech Support Team for more information.

Intro Custom Apps allow you to create your own small applications or automated online web pages and publish them as an App within a Yodeck Account. To do this, there are several options and technologies that you can use. Each has advantages and disadvantages; you should investigate which fits your case better. Options for Building […]

Most modems will work out of the box just by plugging in your modem and configuring any required information (such as APN, username, password, and sim-card PIN). Nevertheless, there are cases where the system might not recognize your modem as a modem. This guide is for advanced (Linux) users only. Do not hesitate to contact us if […]

These are advanced settings. If you have any queries regarding this section, please reach out to our Support team first before you do any custom configurations on your player(s). On-screen Messages Security Timed Events Customization