Screens Authoring Capabilities

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Screens requires some configuration steps for your devices. For more information see Deploying Screens.

For information about concepts and terminology of Screens, see Screens Concepts.

The actual content for AEM Screens is managed in Channels. There are various channels types which represent various use cases for screens.

From the Channels console of the Device Control Center, you can create, delete and open channels for authoring. For example, if you open the Idle Channel (http://localhost:4502/editor.html/content/screens/geometrixx/channels/idle.edit.html), you'll see the images that will be displayed on your screens when this channel is selected.

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You can have a look at our page authoring documentation for more information about authoring with AEM in general.

To edit an sequence channel:

Select the sequence channel to edit, and tap/click the Edit button in the action bar.

Channel authoring is opened. Drag a few images from the assets browser to your channel.

Select the Preview button to see how your slideshow will look like.

If you want to modify the sequence element play duration:

Select the slideshow container and tap/click Configure icon.

Set the default duration for the sequence elements (in milliseconds) and save the dialog by tapping/clicking Done icon.

You can also add a custom duration to one element of the slideshow. To do that, tap/click Configure icon of the required element.

Set the default duration for the element (in milliseconds) and save the dialog by tapping/clicking Done icon.

Select the Preview button to see your updated slideshow.

To edit an application channel:

Select the application channel to edit, and tap/click the Edit button in the action bar.

Select the application component and tap/click Configure icon.

Edit the Application Path by selecting the Browse button.

Browse to the desired application and select it by tapping/clicking Confirm icon.

Tap/click Done icon. You can now go to Preview mode to view how your channel will look like.