Connecting digital signage displays

Install the Signage Rocket player on your display, and a pairing code will appear on screen. Enter this code in your Signage Rocket dashboard to connect the display.

Yes. Once paired, all displays are managed through the cloud dashboard from anywhere.

Yes, an internet connection is required for initial setup and content updates. However, most digital signage players cache content locally, so displays continue to show content even during temporary network outages.

Absolutely. Signage Rocket supports bulk device pairing and group management, making it easy to connect and manage hundreds of displays across multiple locations from a single dashboard.

Signage Rocket works with Samsung Smart Signage Platform displays (QB, DB, PM series), LG webOS displays (SM series, webOS 3.0+), BrightSign media players, Windows PCs, and Chrome devices. The platform is device-agnostic — if it runs a modern browser, it can run Signage Rocket.

Yes. The Rocket Manager dashboard provides live screenshots from each connected display, so you can always be 100% certain of what is currently being played on screen without physically visiting the location.

Yes. Through the Rocket Manager dashboard you can remotely adjust the brightness of your displays to suit different lighting conditions — brighter during the day, dimmer in the evening.

Yes. You can change the display orientation from landscape to portrait (or vice versa) directly from the dashboard without touching the physical display.

For each connected display you can see temperature, disk usage, RAM and CPU usage, online\/offline status, and live screenshots. All of this is available in real-time from the Rocket Manager dashboard.

Yes. Signage Rocket’s sleep scheduling feature lets you set times for displays to automatically turn off and on, saving energy outside of business hours.

No. Displays connect to the Signage Rocket cloud platform over a standard internet connection. They work with dynamic IPs, Wi-Fi, or wired ethernet — no special network configuration required.

In the Rocket Manager dashboard, you assign displays to groups and publish the same playlist to the entire group. All displays in the group receive the same content schedule. For pixel-perfect sync across a video wall, Signage Rocket supports multi-screen layouts where each display shows its portion of the overall content.

A standard broadband connection (10 Mbps or higher) is sufficient for most digital signage setups. The Rocket Player downloads content in the background and caches it locally, so the display does not need a constant high-speed connection. Even on slower connections, content plays smoothly because it is served from local storage, not streamed.

In the Rocket Manager dashboard, you assign displays to groups and publish the same playlist to the entire group. All displays in the group receive the same content schedule. For pixel-perfect sync across a video wall, Signage Rocket supports multi-screen layouts where each display shows its portion of the overall content.

A standard broadband connection (10 Mbps or higher) is sufficient for most digital signage setups. The Rocket Player downloads content in the background and caches it locally, so the display does not need a constant high-speed connection. Even on slower connections, content plays smoothly because it is served from local storage, not streamed.

In the Rocket Manager dashboard, you assign displays to groups and publish the same playlist to the entire group. All displays in the group receive the same content schedule. For pixel-perfect sync across a video wall, Signage Rocket supports multi-screen layouts where each display shows its portion of the overall content.

A standard broadband connection (10 Mbps or higher) is sufficient for most digital signage setups. The Rocket Player downloads content in the background and caches it locally, so the display does not need a constant high-speed connection. Even on slower connections, content plays smoothly because it is served from local storage, not streamed.