A Time Condition Channel allows users to create a schedule and display different Layouts based on the current date and time.

The Multimedia Channel includes most features covered in the Time Condition Channel and is now the recommended option.

Some examples 

Default time is to Pacific Time (PT)

Tutorial - Change the Time Zone Setting (Nano-PC Device)
Tutorial - Change the Time Zone Setting (OnePass Account)

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Login to OnePass and navigate to your NexSigns license

  1. Login to OnePass (For more information, see How to access OnePass)
  2. Click on Application then select NexSigns



  3. Click on Start Action on your desired Product License


Create a Time Condition Channel

  1. Select Manage Channel located in the left menu



  2. Click on Create New Channel


     
  3. Enter a Channel Name, Description, select TimeCondition in the Channel Type drop-down menu, and press Continue


     
  4. Select Continue to finish creating a new Time Condition Channel

Schedule the Layouts for a Time Condition Channel

  1. Select the Layouts you would like to display by clicking the Include button next to the Layout Name

    For more information on Layouts, see this article




  2. Use the drop down boxes to schedule the times for each Layout to be displayed. Select All Day to display the Layout for the entire day.

     



  3. Select Save Changes
  4. You have successfully configured your Time Condition Channel.

Connect the Time Condition Channel and Publish the Layout

  1. Create or select a Layout 

    For more information on Layouts, see this article


  2. Connect the Layout to your previously created Time Condition Channel 



  3. Click on Home in the left menu bar to return to your Layout list



  4. Find the desired Layout, click on Action then Publish



  5. You have successfully published your Layout connected to your Time Condition Channel


    Once published, the Active Layout will be highlighted in green and your device will start downloading the new Layout automatically.


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