When it comes to digital signage, remote device management (RDM) is a game-changer. Just as ScreenCloud empowers businesses to effortlessly manage their digital signage content from anywhere—replacing outdated methods like manually loading USB drives—RDM takes this a step further. With RDM, users can remotely perform critical device actions that would otherwise require in-person intervention, saving time, effort, and operational costs.

That’s why we’re excited to announce that full RDM capabilities are now available in Screens Manager and Studio. Previously, certain remote actions for ScreenCloud OS devices had to be handled separately through our RDM Console, but now you can use Screens Manager as the one place to manage and maintain the devices and displays that power your digital signage content.

All the RDM Features for ScreenCloud OS Devices from the RDM Console Are Now Available in Screens Manager and Studio

We’ve brought all the features for ScreenCloud OS devices that previously were only available to use in our RDM Console, with the following features now available via the RDM pop-up that’s available from Screens Manager and Studio:

Online/Offline Status: It’s now possible to both see if ScreenCloud’s services are online or offline, as well as if our RDM services are online or offline. This is helpful in the rare scenario that our RDM services are blocked and you need to whitelist them so that your devices can access them.

Network Information/Export: See all the information about the network that your device is currently connected to, such as IP address, MAC address, DNS, signal strength, and more, and easily export the network information for that device.

Change Network: Easily switch to any wireless or wired network your device has access to, along with the ability to set advanced network settings like DNS, proxy, and NTP settings.

Authentication Settings: If your device is using a wireless Enterprise network, you can easily update the authentication settings for your network connection.

Display Information: See the information about the display your device is connected to, like its resolution, refresh rate, aspect ratio, and scaling.

Change Settings: Easily change your device’s display settings, including resolution, refresh rate, and scaling.

Timezone: Easily view and update your device’s timezone.

Hostname: Easily view and update your device’s hostname.

OS Update: Easily choose which OS OTA update channel you want your device to use, so either the default Stable Channel, or the Canary channel if you want to test pre-release versions of ScreenCloud OS.

Daily Restart: Enable or disable daily restarts and update the specific restart time for your device.

Health Information/Export: See health information about your device, like uptime, memory usage, CPU and GPU temperature, and more, and easily export the network information for that device.

Other Improvements Included in this Screens Manager Update

Besides making it easier to remotely perform actions on your ScreenCloud OS devices in Screens Manager and Studio, we’ve also added other improvements to Screens Manager with this update to make managing your screens and the devices powering them quicker and easier:

Filter by Tag(s): Easily find the screens your looking for by filtering by which tags the screens were labeled with.

Filter by Platform: Want to just work with screens that are powered by a specific platform, like ScreenCloud OS or ChromeOS? Now that’s easy with the new platform filtering.

Sort by more Column Properties: It’s now even easier to sort your screens, with the ability to sort by even more column properties.

Different Level Screen Warnings: Screen Warnings are designed to give you information about actions you should take on your screens or the devices powering them to ensure things are running optimally.

Bulk Actions for Trusted Site Certificate(s): We've made it easier to bulk update Trusted Site Certificate(s) on your ScreenCloud OS devices. You can find this new option under the bulk actions section of Screens Manager.

Other Recent Screens Manager Improvements

And to round up this long list of improvements, it’s worth noting some other recent improvements we’ve made to Screens Manager that can also make your life easier:

Improved Search: We’ve made it easier to search for the screen you want. Just type in whatever your searching for, whether it’s the screen’s name or even the IP address or MAC address of the device powering it.

Column Management: With Column Management, you can make Screens Manager your own, choosing to display only the screen properties you want as well as change the order of each column.

Are you new to Screens Manager? Get started today and use it to manage all your screens and the devices powering them. 

Check out this help article for an in-depth guide of everything Screens Manager is capable of.If you have any questions, please reach out to our support team at support@screencloud.com.

ScreenCloud now offers full Remote Device Management (RDM) in Screens Manager and Studio, replacing the need for a separate RDM Console. Users can remotely manage networks, display settings, OS updates, and device health—saving time and costs.

Screens Manager: Now With Full Remote Device Management

Screens Manager: Now With Full Remote Device Management

Screens Manager: Now With Full Remote Device Management

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