Editing Digital Signage

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| style="font-size:125%;text-align:center;" colspan=2 | '''Digital Signage'''
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| style="text-align:center;background-color:lavender" colspan=2 | '''General'''
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| '''Serial Number''' || C07Q608DG1J1 (Top) <br/> C07Q608LG1J1 (Bottom)
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| '''Model''' || A1347
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The '''Digital Signage''' is a display in the Cabot Way vestibule.  It consists of two TVs showing output from two Mac Minis.  It is used to display photo slideshows and a daily calendar of public events.  The calendar is a Powerpoint presentation in full screen mode, produced every day by [[Anna Popiel]] and uploaded by [[Peter Stevens]].  The Mac Minis are on the wired network and have static IP addresses.  The machines have no I/O, so they must be accessed by remote desktop, or by plugging in a keyboard and mouse.

==Future plans==
[[Elizabeth Johnson]] finds the screens too imposing for the space, and has proposed replacing them with one vertical screen on a floor stand.  [[Stevens]] has proposed replacing the daily Powerpoint file with a dedicated web page.  This would make the daily routine for [[Popiel]] less technical, and it would save the time of connecting by remote desktop every day and change the Powerpoint.