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Nottingham College

Digital signage status page

Status page and tracking system for digital signage screens around all Nottingham College campuses. If any digital signage screen does not appear to be powered on, is not displaying anything or appears to be not functioning, please log a ticket through the IT Service Desk.

Digital signage information by campus

You can view all the digital signage screens per campus using the accordions below. All screens listed are running through our Tripleplay cloud cluster. This page is using real-time data from Tripleplay to provide live status information about all active Tripleplay devices. All devices are set-top boxes connected to a digital signage screen.

Expand any campus to view all digital signage screens under the specific campus with further information on the individual status of each screen. You can also expand all campuses to see all screen information across all campuses.

Nottingham College has a total of 36 active digital signage screens deployed across 7 campuses.

Data last generated: 18th May 2024 9:54 am

Additional information

The last contacted time is determined by the last communication signal received from a set-top box to the management system. This will be relative to when the data was last generated. (Cached for 1 minute). Loss of connection detection can take up to 60 seconds, while detecting a re-established connection can take between 1 and 10 minutes.

Certain devices may report further information about the TV screen it is connected to such as the power state and if the sound is muted. This is provided from either a Tripleplay TV controller or Viewsonic myViewBoard manager for compatible ViewSonic TV devices.

It is normal for some set-top boxes to report the TV screen it is linked to as being off during out of hours periods, this is to save energy and is automatically scheduled to occur for TV screens which support it through TV controller functionality.

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