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Setting up a native Android display we shipped

Setup steps for a native Android digital signage display we shipped to you with InfoBox Digital Signage pre-installed and pre-paired.

3 min readLast updated: 2026-05-09

Introduction

If you ordered a native Android digital signage display from us (a commercial Android-based screen with the operating system built in), we ship it with InfoBox Digital Signage pre-installed and pre-paired to your organization's account. From your side, only the WiFi step remains. This article covers the small differences from the InfoBox Basic flow.

Before you start

Have these ready:

  • The display itself, mounted in its final position (or somewhere with mains power and good WiFi signal during setup).
  • The remote control that came with the display.
  • Your WiFi network name and password.

Note

Native Android displays vary by manufacturer (Philips, Samsung, LG, Sony, and others). The remote layout and Settings menu look different on each, but the WiFi step is conceptually the same on all of them.

Step 1: Power on the display

Turn on the screen:

  • Plug in the display and switch it on with its remote.
  • The display boots into InfoBox Digital Signage automatically. The boot can take up to 30 seconds depending on the model.

Step 2: Connect to WiFi

Open the display's network settings:

  • Press the display's Settings, Menu, or Home button on the included remote (the exact button varies by manufacturer).
  • Find the Network or WiFi section.
  • Pick your WiFi network from the list and enter the password.
  • When connected, the display returns to InfoBox Digital Signage automatically.

Step 3: Verify the screen on the Platform

Confirm the screen is Online:

  • Sign in to app.infoboxi.com.
  • Open InfoBox screens from the side menu.
  • The screen we provisioned for you should be Online within 1–2 minutes of WiFi connection.
  • Click the screen if you'd like to rename it.

If the screen stays Offline

If InfoBox Digital Signage doesn't appear or the status doesn't change:

  • Wait a full 2 minutes. First connections sometimes take longer than later ones.
  • Power-cycle the display: unplug, wait 10 seconds, plug back in.
  • Verify WiFi is genuinely connected (check the display's Settings → Network).
  • If still stuck, contact kasper@infoboxi.com with the display model and your organization name.

What's next

Continue with:

  • Adding slides to a screen
  • WiFi setup (if you need to change the WiFi later)

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