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INTRODUCTION

VSign Digital Signage Platform is a powerful Digital Signage content management system and suite of signage players. Digital signage is a form of electronic display that shows information, advertising and other messages. Digital signs (such as LCD, LED, SIGNAGE MONITOR, plasma displays, or projected images) can be found in public and private environments, such as retail stores and corporate buildings. In other words, digital signs are there to service a need for information. It’s important then to ensure a good mix of information and targeted advertising to meet the business’s goals.

VSign is a digital signage solution and consists of a suite of applications, including:
  • Content Management System (CMS)
  • Signage Monitor/SoC Display Client
  • Windows Display Client
  • Android Display Client
With VSign the content is designed from anywhere using a web browser on the internet accessible CMS, scheduled to Display clients and then downloaded automatically when appropriate.
VSign solution is based on 4 concepts:
• Displays
• Media
• Layouts
• Scheduling
• Users
Basically VSign will allow multiple displays to show media contained on multiple different screen layouts on a scheduled basis.

Displays

Displays represent the hardware connected to the SIGNAGE MONITOR/Projector/Tablet panel that is actually displaying the end content. Each Display is uniquely identified in the CMS so that they can have their own unique content, layout designs and schedules set to them.

Media

Media content is the core of a VSign solution and many different types of content are supported. These are generally split into two categories. File based media that is uploaded and stored in the Library and Layout based media that doesn’t have an associated file but is configured directly on a layout instead. An image or video would be Library Media and some free Text would be Layout based media. VSign supports following Media types. External Video (RTSP, UDP Live Stream)

Layouts

Layouts are the design that is seen on the screen. VSign allows you to split the screen up into different Regions, each containing their own Timeline of media to play. A layout itself remains on screen until all the Timelines have finished playing through once, then an entirely fresh Layout can be loaded with different positioning and size of Regions, with different Timelines.

Scheduling

Once displays are registered and Layouts are designed it is time to put them all together and Schedule Layouts onto the Displays. Each Display will check for new Scheduled content periodically, and download Scheduled Items in advance of playback. Scheduling is highly flexible and supports scheduling to single Displays and Groups, single Layouts and Campaigns and Recurring Schedules. Each Display has a Default Layout that will be shown when nothing else is scheduled.

Users

Users are people that access the CMS through the web portal. They are identified by a username and password which they must enter before they are allowed access. All actions taken in the CMS are « owned » by a User.

Content Types

VSign can play a wide range of file based content, as well as consuming content from the Internet.
• Image
• Video
• Text
• Web page
• Flash
• Widgets (Clock, Weather etc.)

Management

Management of VSign platform is provided by VSign CMS (Content Management System). It is a web based application and can be accessed on the Internet from anywhere by using any web browser. However usage of Google Chrome or Mozilla Firefox will result in better results. VSign CMS is packed with features, such as:
• User Groups
• User and Group Permissions
• Display Groups
• Display Group Permissions
• Menu and Page Permissions
• Campaigns (ordered groups of Layouts)
• Layout Templates
This manual will guide you through the details of core concepts and the more advanced CMS features. We start off with Login, Scheduling, Layouts and Library and then move on to Display Management and Users.

Login

The CMS is protected by an authentication system that requires a user name and password.
During installation a user name and password is provided which grants unrestricted access to all areas of the CMS. This account belongs to administrator. Additional user accounts can be created with various permissions. More information on the users, user groups and permissions can be found in the Users section of this manual.
All pages in the CMS are authenticated. Firstly, User should enter the URL of VSign CMS to any web browser and if the user is not logged in, the below login form will appear.
After installation the user name and password provided during installation must be used to access the CMS. Users can be created by an administrator account and given access to the system. The user name and password for any new user should be shared in a private and secure manner and the user should change their password after they have logged in for the first time.
The CMS uses cookies to track whether users are logged in or not. If you are experiencing trouble logging in you may need to adjust your browser settings for cookies.
Each user is assigned a dashboard which they will be taken to after login.

DASHBOARD

After Log In, the dashboard page is shown. Each user is assigned a dashboard. There are three alternatives for dashboard page:
  • Status Dashboard
  • Icon Dashboard
  • Media Dashboard
  • STATUS DASHBOARD

    The CMS Status Dashboard is intended as a high-level view of the system for administrator type users. It provides information relating to the library and bandwidth usage, logged in displays and latest news.
    It follows a metro style interface so that the information is clearly presented for a good overview. An example dashboard is below:

    ICON DASHBOARD

    The CMS Icon Dashboard is intended as a « Launcher » into other areas of the system for standard users. The icons in the dashboard are shown / hidden according to the menu permissions of the user.
    The Icon Dashboard is the default dashboard for all new users.
    An example of the icon dashboard is below:

    MEDIA DASHBOARD

    The CMS Media Dashboard is intended as a restricted access view of the system for users who should only edit the media they have been given permission for.
    It presents a grid style interface which lists out each item the user has permissions to edit and offers media edit form.

    DISPLAYS

    DISPLAYS

    The most basic purpose of VSign is to show content on screens and the entire suite of applications exists for that one basic purpose. CMS provides a concept called Displays to manage when and how content is shown on a screen.
    Displays are uniquely identified by a « hardware key » which is generated when the signage player software is installed. This hardware key is used to create a Display record in the CMS and is unique to that 1 Display record.
    The CMS provides a page for Display Administration which is used to show the user the Displays they have permission to view and the status of those Displays.
    The display administration table gives an easy to understand overview of each display registered in the CMS.
    The rows and columns have the following meanings:
    • Status: The status of the display. Cross = missing content, Exclamation = downloading missing content, Tick = Up to Date.
    • ID: The internal ID for the display.
    • License: A tick or cross showing whether the display has been granted a license with the CMS. This prevents unauthorized displays being added to the CMS.
    • Display: A friendly name for the display. This can be set during the registration process in the display client software.
    • Default Layout: The default layout that will play when there are no other layouts / campaigns scheduled or when all scheduled layouts are invalid.
    • Email Alert: A tick or cross showing whether an email alert will be sent by the Maintenance module.
    • Logged In: A tick or cross showing whether the display has logged in recently. The time out for the display is set on each display OR in the global settings field MAINTENANCE_ALERT_TOUT.
    • Create Date: The date/time of when the display was created.
    • Last Accessed: The date/time of last access.
    • IP Address: The IP address the display had the last time it reported its status through the « Media Inventory » status call.
    • Mac Address: The Mac Address of the display (if the client software is capable of sending it).
    • Dealer Name: The Dealer name for the display.
    • Branch Name: The Branch name for the display.

    ROW MENU

    Displays can have a number of actions performed against them.
    • Edit The display edit form for adjusting all options available on the display.
    • Delete The display delete form.
    • Default Layout A quick shortcut to updating the default layout.
    • Assign Files Allows the assignment of generic files to the Display. Usually for use by an embedded media type or custom module.
    • Request Screen Shot Request a screen shot of the display window.
    • Remote Control Command Send a command to display.
    • Media Inventory View the required media inventory and the current status of each item as reported by the display during the last check in.
    • Display Groups Administration of the display groups this Display belongs to.
    • Permissions Adjust the user / user group permissions on the Display.
    • Version Information Show VSign software version installed on the Display and update software.
    • FW Information Available for SoC Displays only. Update display software installed on the Display.

    CONNECTING A DISPLAY

    Displays connect to the CMS over an API. Each signage player software application will have its own method of registering and connecting to the CMS – most of them only require the URL and CMS Key.

    DISPLAY EDIT

    Before the display will be allowed to download its schedule or required media it must be licensed with the CMS. After a display client is registered a new display record will appear in the Display Administration – it will then need to be edited to grant is access (getting a license).
    Click on the « Edit » button of the Display loads its editing window. You can then proceed to change the settings for the chosen Display.

    DISPLAY DELETE

    Deleting a display will remove it from the CMS entirely and can only be performed if the display is not active.
    A display can be unlicensed without deleting it using the Display Edit form.
    Deleting a display cannot be reversed. A display can be reconnected to the CMS by repeating the « register » procedure which will create a new display record.

    UPDATE DISPLAY VSIGN SOFTWARE

    VSign supports VSign software update of displays.

    AUTO UPDATE

    Updating is done in following steps.
    • Go to Media page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Click Add Media button and chose Generic File as media type and add VSign client software installation file
    • Go to Displays page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Be sure that the Display you want to choose is logged in
    • Chose the Display and chose Version Information function from the row menu of Display. Chose the installation file from the list and save.
    • The Display VSign will download installation file and automatically update software in next connection to CMS.

    DISPLAY SOFTWARE UPDATE

    VSign supports display software update. This function is available only for SoC displays. Updating is done in following steps.
    • Go to Media page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Click Add Media button and chose Generic File as media type and add display software installation file
    • Go to Displays page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Chose the Display and chose FW Information function from the row menu of Display. Chose the installation file from the list and save.
    • The Display will download installation file and automatically update software in next connection to CMS.

    STATISTICS

    VSign provides several useful metrics for administrators and other users to view within the CMS.
    The metrics are designed to provide a centralised area for analysis into display performance and usage.

    BANDWIDTH

    The CMS records the bandwidth used by each display when connecting to the XMDS service for content and when reporting back display information. Bandwidth is viewed from the Statistics section of the menu by clicking the Bandwidth menu item.
    The default view for the bandwidth chart is a total per Display – this can be expanded to a total per XMDS item by filtering on the Display.

    ONLINE/ OFFLINE DISPLAYS

    The CMS records all Display on / off line events to provide a picture of display availability. The metrics are viewed from the Statistics section of the menu by clicking the Online/ Offline Displays menu items.

    PROOF OF PLAY

    Displays collect information on each Layout and Media item they show to provide a Proof of Play report by:
    • Layout
    • Media
    • Media on Layout
      The metrics are viewed from the Statistics section of the menu by clicking the Layout and Media menu items. Statistics can be enabled / disabled for most signage players in the display settings profile.

    DISPLAY GROUPS

    Displays can be assigned to one or more Display Groups for easier Scheduling and Media Assignment.
    When a new Display Group is added in the CMS it will be available on the Schedule Calendar for events to be scheduled against it. Display Groups are born empty and Displays will need to be added.

    ADDING AND DELETING

    A simple form is presented for Adding and Editing.

    GROUP MEMBERS

    A special type of form is used for adding / removing Displays from a Display Group. This form is accessible on the row menu of each Display Group and includes a drag and drop list of Displays already assigned versus Displays that can be assigned.

    SET DEFAULT LAYOUT

    Changing the Default Layout of a display group could be done by clicking the Default Layout button under Display Group row menu. This action will change the Default Layout of all the group members.

    DISPLAY GROUP VSIGN SOFTWARE UPDATE

    VSign supports VSign software update for display groups. In order to update the VSign software version of Display Group, it is required that all members of Display Group have same Display type (Such as mb120).

    AUTO UPDATE

    Updating is done in following steps:
    • Go to Media page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Click Add Media button and chose Generic File as media type and add client software installation file
    • Go to Display Group page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Chose the Display Group and chose Version Information function from the row menu of Display Group. Chose the installation file from the list and save.
    • The members of Display Group will download installation file and automatically update software in next connection to CMS.

    DISPLAY SOFTWARE UPDATE

    VSign supports display software (Display FW) update. This function is available only for SoC displays. Updating is done in following steps.
    • Go to Media page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Click Add Media button and chose Generic File as media type and add display software installation file
    • Go to Display Groups page link in CMS navigation menu
    • Chose the Display Group and chose FW Information function from the row menu of Display. Chose the installation file from the list and save.
    • The Displays in display group will download installation file and automatically update software in next connection to CMS.

    DISPLAY SETTING PROFILES

    Display Clients are configured automatically from the CMS once they are connected. This is managed using Display Profiles.
    A default display profile for each client type is provided and can be customized to the administrator preferences. It is also possible to create a new display profile and assign it directly to a display.

    VIEWING THE AVAILABLE PROFILES

    Profiles can be viewed from the « Display Settings » sub-menu on the « Display » menu. A list of profiles (shown below) will be shown when the page loads. Each profile has an action button to bring up the Edit or Delete forms.
    Each profile has a name, a type and a flag indicating if it is the default or not. Default profiles are automatically assigned to displays of the corresponding type.

    EDITING A PROFILE

    Once the Edit action is selected for a profile the below Edit Form is displayed. This form allows all the available settings to be adjusted.
    Each setting is explained on the form under each form field.

    ORIENTATION

    Users set the orientation of device. You should restart the display after setting orientation.

    TROUBLESHOOTING

    Players can log events. Logging levels and log file locations can be set in this menu.

    DELETING A PROFILE

    Display profiles can be deleted, but please ensure there is one default remaining.

    SETTING ON THE DISPLAY

    The default profile will automatically apply to all displays of the same type. If a display should be overridden with a profile then one can be selected on the Display Edit Form on the Display Management page.

    LAYOUTS

    LAYOUTS

    A layout is a complete screen design, including content and a background image, which can be scheduled across multiple displays at multiple times. A layout has one or more regions which contain a playlist of media to show. You can design layouts that you want to play on player.
    Layouts are viewed from the Design section of the menu by clicking the Layouts menu item. The default view shows all Layouts the user has permission to view.

    If you want to add a new layout, you must click on “Add Layout” button that is button at the top right of the screen. Figure 14 shows new form. Also you can upload layouts in your computer with “Import” button.

    Here you can enter the name of layout, select working resolution and form (portrait, landscape etc. If your device is horizontal, you can select landscape). You can select any template for using layout (See Templates subsection). Also you can add description about your layout. After you save it, Layout Designer appears.

    LAYOUT DESIGNER

    The Layout Designer is the heart of content creation in VSign. Each time a new Layout is created, or an existing one needs a design change, the Layout Designer is used.
    VSign makes Layout Design simple through the use of drag and drop, interactive previewing and design flexibility. When Designing a Layout from scratch all of the default templates come with one Full Screen Empty Region, pictured below.

    OPTIONS MENU

    At the top left of the screen below the navigation bar is the options menu. This provides access to the higher level functions in the designer.
    • Add Region: Adds a new Region to the Layout that can then be positioned (drag/drop) and resized. It can then have content assigned to it.
    • Background: Change the Background image, color and aspect ratio.
    • Properties: Adjust the Layout Properties, such as the name, description and tags.
    • Preview Layout: View the full screen Layout Preview directly in your browser. See Previewing
    • Save Template: Want to use the design again? It can be saved as a Template from here. Templates only save the aspect ratio, background and region positions, not the actual content.
    • Shrink Designer: Make the design window smaller
    • Enlarge Designer: Make the design window larger

    REGIONS

    Regions are defined areas on the Layout that can hold sets of content (called Playlists). Regions can be moved around inside the Layout using drag and drop, and resized using the Resize Handle in the Lower Right hand corner of the Region.
    Regions are shown on the Layout Designer as semi-transparent white overlays.

    ADDING REGIONS

    Each Region has its own menu of Actions – similar to the Action menu found on the Layout Table. The Action menu for Regions always appears at the top right of the Region and also shows the Width, Height and Coordinates.

    REGION MENU

    Each Region has its own menu of Actions – similar to the Action menu found on the Layout Table. The Action menu for Regions always appears at the top right of the Region and also shows the Width, Height and Coordinates.
    • Edit Timeline: Assign content to this Region or change the sequence of existing content.
    • Options: Assign the Region a name and manually adjust its width, height and coordinates. The Region options form allows for naming a region, precise sizing and positioning and exit transitions
    • Delete: Completely remove this Region and all its associated content.
    • Permissions: Control which users and user groups can view/edit/delete this Region. The owner of the layout has full control on how the new layout is to be shared. A globally shared layout may have one of its layout region access rights being disabled for any other user edit. Right click within the region and select « Permissions » to define the selected region access rights to other users of the CMS.

    OPTIONS

    The Region options form allows for naming a region, precise sizing and positioning and exit transitions.
    To get a full screen Region go into the Region options and select « Set Full Screen ».

    PERMISSIONS

    The owner of the layout has full control on how the new layout is to be shared. A globally shared layout may have one of its layout region access rights being disabled for any other user edit. Right click within the region and select « Permissions » to define the selected region access rights to other users of the CMS

    PLAYLISTS

    Each Region on a Layout has its own Playlist of content, which will be shown in order by the Display Client. If required a Playlist can consist of a single item (such as a company logo), or multiple items (such as an image slide show).
    A Regions Playlist is viewed/edited by using the Region Menu and selecting Edit Timeline. The following form is shown.

    The items assigned to the Playlist are called Widgets and can either be files stored in the Library or Modules. The sequence of media in the Playlist is vertical – top down. The sequence of a media item in the Playlist can be changed with drag and drop.

    ASSIGNING WIDGETS TO REGIONS

    Widgets are assigned to a Region Playlist using the « Media Toolbox » shown on the left hand side of the Region Playlist form. This toolbox lists all of the enabled media types on the CMS. Media Types can be enabled / disabled in the Modules section.
    The first link in the Media Toolbox is the « Library » link. This allows stored content to be assigned directly from the CMS library. This content may have been uploaded in a different Layout, or directly into the Library.
    Video resolutions and framerates must be the same for the best performance.

    Note that, each VSign player supports different subset of widgets.

    EDITING WIDGETS

    Widgets that has already been assigned to the Playlist can be edited or removed using the links on the Playlist media bars. Each bar has its own « Action » links.
    Note that, each VSign player supports different subset of properties.

    DELETING WIDGET

    Each widget has its own unique delete form which taken into account the specific behaviour of that media type during the delete operation. Typically the CMS will offer 3 options, Un-assign, Retire or Delete.
    Widget that exists only on the Layout (e.g. Text) only offers a single delete option.

    CAMPAIGNS

    Layouts can be grouped together into an ordered list, called a Campaign. Campaigns can then be scheduled as whole units and the Display will play them in sequence.
    Campaigns are managed in the Campaign Administration page which is accessible from the « Design » navigation item, Campaigns sub menu. Campaigns are simple entities with a Name and a list of assigned Layouts.

    SCHEDULING

    Campaigns can be scheduled interchangeably with Layouts.

    ASSIGNING LAYOUTS

    Layouts are assigned to a Campaign in a particular order using the « Layouts » row menu item. Layouts are assigned using the plus icon, once pressed the Layouts are automatically moved to the staging area. Layouts can be removed from the staging area using the minus icon.

    TEMPLATES

    Templates are saved copies of Layouts that can be used when creating a new Layout. Using a Template can save a lot of time spent on the design process.
    With Template row menu, you can edit your template name, delete template, organize permission for viewing, deleting and editing your template by users.

    SAVING TEMPLATES

    Templates are saved from the Layout Designer Options menu using the « Save Template » menu item. Saving a template will store an exact copy of the layout, including regions, playlists and media.

    IMPORT / EXPORTS

    Templates can also be exported and imported so that they can be shared across users.
    Note: The media items in the exported layout must be added separately to the CMS where the layout will be imported. Otherwise, the import operation fails.
    Note: If exported layout or template will be imported to another CMS, resolution id’s should be matched. Otherwise, the import operation fails.

    RESOLUTIONS

    Layouts are designed to run on a particular resolution and will function best when shown on a signage player with a matching resolution.
    If they are shown on a signage player with a different resolution they will automatically scale to fit.

    CHOSING THE RIGHT RESOLUTION

    VSign comes with a selection of default resolutions that cater for most digital signage applications (e.g. LCD TVs, projectors, portrait screens) at first installation. Those are: 1080p HD Landscape, 720p HD Landscape, 1080p HD Portrait, 720p HD Portrait and Common PC Monitor 4:3. You should select your layouts resolution and if your layout’s resolution is compatible with your device. If you want to play your layouts with different resolution, you can add new resolution with “Add Resolution” action button. The VSign client will make its best effort to fit whatever shape layout you choose on to the screen.
    Note: VSign does not support 4K resolution.

    SCHEDULE

    VSign has a sophisticated scheduling system allowing for scheduling Layouts and Campaigns across Displays and Display Groups. This is achieved through Schedule Events and visualized on the Calendar. Events have the following properties:
    • Events spanning two dates – no maximum or minimum time
    • Recurring events
    • Priority events
    • Schedule an event for more than one Display / Display Group at once
      When a Display has more than one Layout scheduled to it at one time it will automatically alternate between the Layouts in the schedule. If at any time there are no layouts scheduled to run, the default layout for the Display will be run automatically. When Schedule Menu is selected, the following page is seen. This page shows a calendar with a control bar on top of page. Monthly View is selected by default.

    CALENDAR

    The calendar has 4 views:
  • Year
  • Month
  • Week
  • Day
  • Scheduling transactions can be performed when in any view.
    The control bar at the top of the calendar is for selecting the Displays, Adding Events and navigating through time and the views. The following figure shows control bar and related functionalities for each control.

    EVENTS

    Events are Layouts or Campaigns assigned to Displays at specific dates and times.
    The event form can be launched from the Calendar Control buttons and by clicking on any existing event in the calendar.
    When launched the form looks like this:

    RECURRING EVENTS

    The scheduler features the ability to create recurring events. To set recurrence for events, select “Repeats” tab from “Schedule Event Form”, shown in the figure above, and then select the required « Repeats » value from the list and the appropriate additional fields will be revealed.
    A scheduled event can be repeated at defined interval (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly or yearly) until the specified date / time.

    PRIORITY SCHEDULE

    Priority schedules allow an event to be added that overrides all other non-priority events on the schedule. This functionality is useful for displaying temporary important notices, or overriding the schedule for a specific event without having to cancel the layouts that would normally be running at that time.
    When adding a new schedule, or when editing an existing schedule, tick the « Priority » box to make the schedule override the others.
    Multiple priority events may be scheduled concurrently. They will be shown in a cycle in the same way as non-priority layouts would be.

    DELETING AN EVENT

    To delete an event, first open the Schedule Event Form and then select the « Delete » button from the button bar on the form. The Delete Event form will open allowing confirmation of the Delete.

    MEDIA

    VSign supports a wide variety of media which can be categorised into 2 different types. Library Media: Library Media is file based media that is uploaded and stored in the CMS Library for use on one or more Layouts. Examples of Library Media are:
    • Images
    • Videos
    • Fonts
    DataSets are a special type of Library media used to represent tabular data. Layout Media: Layout media is created and stored directly on a Layout. This is for media that is not commonly reused, exists on only 1 Playlist and is specific to the Layout. Examples of Layout Media are:
    • Text
    • Ticker
    • Embedded Content

    LIBRARY

    The Media page is accessible from the side navigation bar by clicking on the Media menu item.

    UPLOADING MEDIA

    The CMS provides an easy to use file upload tool for adding all file based media. This tool is used when adding to the library and when adding directly onto a layout.

     

    Uploading is done in two steps.

    • Click « Add Files » and select the file(s) you want to upload.
    • Click « Start Upload » to being the transfer.

    Files can also be added via drag and drop.

    The important thing to note is that your network connection speed must be high for a large file upload to succeed.

    Note:
    Fonts must be installed after upload. To do that, go to Library and find the font which one will be installed, then click the arrow button and select “Install Font”.

    EDITING MEDIA

    Media can be edited from the Library grid or from any of the layouts it is assigned to.

    DELETING MEDIA

    Content can only be deleted from the CMS if it is not being used on any existing layouts. If it is being used on existing layouts options to un-assign from all layouts or retire the content will be presented. Retiring content means that it will no longer be available to assign to Layouts.
    A media item can be deleted / retired using the Row Menu Delete Option.

    DATASETS

    DataSets are a feature to design and display tabular data, formatted nicely, in a region on a layout. This data can be imported from a CSV file and provides a convenient way to display data from other systems in VSign. Examples of where this could be used are: A drinks menu at a bar, Tee times at a golf club etc. DataSets have been designed to be versatile and reusable and therefore come in two parts:
    • The DataSet (Data Structure and Content)
    • The Display (DataSet View / Ticker)
      The DataSet is defined in the Library and can be reused across multiple DataSet views and Layouts. DataSets are accessed using the Library menu, DataSet sub menu.
    Each data set can have a number of actions performed against it, using the row menu.

    ADDING DATASETS

    DataSets can be added using the top right « Add DataSet » button and Edited using the row menu. Designing a DataSet is a 2 step process – first you add the DataSet record and then you configure the columns.
    • Name: A name for the DataSet – used to identify it later in the CMS.
    • Description: A description of this DataSet – what is it and what is it for.

    DELETING DATASETS

    DataSets can be deleted using the row menu. Select the Delete menu item to show the DataSet Delete form. DataSets can only be deleted if they are not currently being used.

    DEFINING DATASET COLUMNS

    Columns are added/edited by selecting « View Columns » from the row menu of any DataSet. A new window will open showing all columns currently created on that DataSet.

    Columns are used to define the structure of the data, each column has a number of settings to achieve this, these are:
    • Heading: The Heading for this Column
    • List Content A comma separated list of values that can be selected for this field.
    • Column Order The position this column should appear when viewing / entering data.
    • Data Type What is the format for this data? String, Number or Date.
    • Column Type Value or Formula. Is this column a user entered value (Value) or a calculated column (Formula).

    ADDING DATA

    Once you have your DataSet configured you will want to add some data to it. This can be done in a number of ways:
    • Manually through the CMS user interface
    • Imported via a CSV file

    MANUALLY

    Data can always be viewed/added and edited in a DataSet using the View Data row menu « View Data » action menu on the Columns page.
    The data table returned will contain a column for each of the Columns you’ve defined in your configuration.
    There is no « save » button on this interface, Xibo will automatically save your changes after each data entry.

    IMPORTING FROM CSV FILE

    The CMS has a DataSet CSV importer that can be used to extract data from a CSV file and put it into a DataSet. The importer can be accessed through the row menu of any DataSet.

    MODULES

    All content displayed in VSign is added / edited and served by a media module. There are a wide variety of modules to choose from.
    Modules can be enabled and disabled using the CMS admin interface on the Modules page. Each module also has a range of settings available.

    INSTALLING NEW MODULES

    New modules must be uploaded to the CMS manually and then installed from the Module Administration screen. Un-installed modules are detected automatically and will be offered as installation options. Clicking on the module name will install the module and refresh the page.

    MODULE SETTINGS

    A Module can have a selection of its settings adjusted, exactly which ones depends on the module.

    VIDEO

    It allows you to load any video in layout and show it on player. If a layout will have lots of video, you must be careful about durations of videos because videos have different periods. Videos will show black screen on area if it is finished early. Once videos are assigned to layouts they can be edited and given advanced properties.

    IMAGE

    Images are used as foreground and background on Layouts. The extension of image files that are allowed to upload are set via Modules page. Maximum image size to add can be set by configuring settings of web server. Once images are assigned to layouts they can be edited and given advanced properties.

    TEXT

    Text media is entered directly on a Layout in a Region Playlist. A rich editor is provided for formatting the text for display.
    The text editor will have a background colour that is identical to the layout background colour and will provide a complimentary text colour when first opened. Text items can also have a scroll direction, speed and must have a duration of play. It is typical to have a text item as the only item in a Region Playlist and therefore the duration can be set to 1 second (or another low value).
    Note that, the text may look different on the CMS interface and the client screen. Because the fonts supported by their Internet browsers may be different.

    LOCAL VIDEO

    The local video module is used for Video that exists only on the Display and is not uploaded to the CMS. Examples are: Manually transferred videos, RTSP Video Link.

    GENERIC FILES

    The generic file module is used to send additional files to the display client that can then be used for other purposes.

    There are two good examples of when this might be useful.

    • Embedded HTML: Supplementary files can be provided to be used as relative paths in embedded HTML. For example, an up and down arrow that is dynamically shown in the embedded HTML based on the results of some stock data.
    • Auto Update: The functionality exists to act as a foundation for auto-client update.

    CLOCK

    The clock module is used to show an analogue, digital or flip clock set to the current time or the current time +/- an offset. The analogue clock is a traditional clock face available in a light or dark theme (black or white face). The digital clock has a text editor to provide a template for the clock. The font, size, color and other properties of the template can be changed as normal.

    REMOTE CONTROL COMMAND

    Remote Control Commands are used for Display’s source switch or videowall settings.

    • Source Switching: Source switching for TV Display. (TV, HDMI1, SCART1 etc.)
    • Videowall Settings: If enabled, display can be used as videowall display by entering row count, column count and cell count.

    WEATHER

    VSign weather widget provides current and daily weather forecasts worldwide. It uses the Forecast API and needs to be authenticated before use.

    INSTALLATION

    The module comes pre-installed on CMS installations, but needs an API key from DarkSky API to function correctly. This should be obtained by creating an account and (if you will exceed 1000 calls per day) entering your billing information.
    This configuration is entered in the Module Administration page by editing the « Weather” module (or “Forecast IO” module for older CMS releases).
    • API Key: The API key is obtained after registering an application on the Forecast developer website. The API Key identifies the CMS with Forecast and allows the CMS access to the weather data.
    • Cache Period: Forecast allow 1000 requests for a forecast per day before charging a small fee for each subsequent request. The CMS allows a cache period to be specified which will create a delay between requests for each geographic location.

     Note that, the CMS will need to be able to validate SSL certificates are valid when it talks to third party servers (for integrations such as Twitter, Forecast IO or for RSS feeds consumed over HTTPS links) so be sure that your PHP installation is setup to allow that.

    ADDING TO LAYOUT

    Weather data can be added to any layout and configured to use either a provided latitude / longitude, or the displays latitude / longitude. If the displays latitude / longitude is selected the default global location will be used in the preview.
    You will also be asked to select a template to control how the Widget is presented. There are several to choose from and a user designed template can be provided by selecting « Override the Template ».

    USERS

    VSign has a full featured User module that allows individual access to the CMS by multiple people with user name and password authentication.

    • Users Users are granted access to the web portal through their User Type and Permission settings that have been pre-configured by an administrator.
    • Groups Users belong to a User Group and inherit the permissions granted to that group.
    • Ownership All items created in the CMS by a user are owned by the user. Having ownership of an item (be it a layout, media, or scheduled event) gives that user full permissions over the item and the ability to share that item with other users.

    USERS

    Users are administered in the CMS using the Users Menu Item in the side bar.

    ADDING USERS

    Adding a user is done from the User Page.

    DELETING USERS

    To delete a user click on the delete button on the row belonging to the unwanted user. A confirm form will be opened up.
    Note: Deleting a user will also remove any of their media, layouts and schedules – even if these items are being used by other users in the system (if they have been shared with other users).
    Deleting a User cannot be reversed.

    CHANGING USER LANGUAGE

    All CMS users can set a language for their own accounts. To do that, click avatar icon on the top-right of the screen and then select a desired language.

    USER TYPES

    Every user in the CMS must have a User Type, there are 3 to choose from:
    • Super Admin
    • Group Admin
    • User
    The types of user are pre-configured and cannot be changed.
    Super Admin
    Super Admin users have access to every part of the CMS. They also have access to all the media, layouts and schedules added by other users of the system.
    In most cases there will be one or two Super Admins that are the last contact point for the the CMS system. It should be noted that the Super Admin has permissions to every part of the CMS regardless of the permissions set on the User group they belong to.
    The user account created during the install is a Super Admin.
    Group Admin
    The group admin only has access to the parts of the CMS assigned to the group they belong to. However they also have access to all the media, layouts and schedule of users within that group. They are able to view shared items that have the public sharing setting.
    User
    The user only has access to the parts of the CMS assigned to the group they belong to. They also only have access to their own media, layouts and schedules. They are able to view shared items that have the public or group sharing setting.

    USER GROUPS

    Users can be assigned to one or more groups for sharing and collaboration. When new groups are added they are available for user assignment.
    Groups are also used for access control.

    ADDING, EDITING, DELETING

    Groups are a simple object that only require a unique Group Name.
    A group should be added when there is a new set of components required for a particular group of users. It could be that certain users should only have access to certain components or that certain users shouldn’t be able to share their media, layouts and schedules with each other.

    GROUP MEMBERS

    Each user account in the CMS can be assigned to one or more user groups. To manage the members of a particular user group, select the user groups action menu in the table and click the « Group Members » menu item. Once selected a form will open showing the membership information of that group.
    Users that appear in the left hand column are already assigned to the selected group and users in the right hand column can be assigned.
    Dragging or double clicking on the user will include or exclude them from the current group.

    PERMISSIONS

    Every item in the CMS can have permissions applied to it so that users can be granted or denied access.
    Permissions are split into two concepts:
    1. Permissions on System Objects (pages and menu items)
    2. Permissions on User Objects (media, layouts, displays and schedules)

    SYSTEM OBJECTS

    System objects are configured on the User and / or Group. The highest level of permission is always taken.

    PAGE SECURITY

    Each page has its own security record, but they have been grouped into complementary categories for convenience.
    The check box is used to toggle the assignment.

    MENU SECURITY

    There are 8 menus in the CMS:

    • Top Nav: The top nav menu provides the section headers in the side bar.
    • Administration Menu (sub menu)
    • Advanced Menu (sub menu)
    • Design Menu (sub menu)
    • Display Menu (sub menu)
    • Library Menu (sub menu)
    • Statistics Menu (sub menu)
    • Dashboard: The dashboard menu represents the icons shown in the Icon Dashboard.

    USER OBJECTS

    User objects have permissions configured on the object itself. The following objects have this facility:

    • Library Media
    • Layouts
    • Regions in Layouts
    • Media on Region Playlist’s
    • DataSets
    • Display Groups
    • Displays

     

    All of these items have the permissions set in the same way, via a simple to use dialogue showing groups and users. In addition to this all permissions are validated with each form load, or save button clicked so you can guarantee « real time » modifications to the permissions on items.

    The Highest permission is used (if a user belongs to 2 groups, one has edit permissions and the other doesn’t, the user will have edit permissions).
    Permissions are tested with each transaction.
    Permissions on an item can only be changed by the owner or a super administrator (for displays and display groups that have no owner, this is super admin only).
    These permissions are then reflected in all tables, forms, lists and on the layout designer.

    DEALERS AND CMS LICENSING

    DEALERS

    Dealers are 3rd parties who can buy license to use VSign server. Every dealer must have a number, name, display limit and duration. VSign CMS has default dealer named “Main Dealer”. “Main Dealer” stores the information of total display limit and duration of VSign CMS and cannot be edited or deleted. “Main Dealer” is updated only when the CMS license key is changed. Please check CMS Licensing section to get information about how to change CMS License Key.
    The CMS provides a page for Dealer Administration which is used to show the user the Dealers.

    The rows and columns have the following meanings:

    • ID: Internal ID of Dealer in CMS.
    • Dealer Name: The name of the dealer name.
    • Dealer Key: The key of the dealer
    • Display Limit: The total number of Displays that can be assigned to Dealer.
    • Left Display Limit: The left number of Displays that can be assigned to Dealer.
    • Created Date: The Start date of license for the Dealer.
    • License Duration: The duration of license for the Dealer.
    • Expire Date: The expire date of license for the Dealer.
    • License: Status of License A tick or cross showing whether the Dealer has been granted a license with the CMS. This prevents un-authorised Dealers being added to the CMS.

    ROW MENU

    • Edit: The dealer edit form for adjusting all options available on the Dealer.
    • Delete: Deletes dealer.
    • Add Branch: Add branch form
    • View Branches: Branch administration form.

    ADDING DEALERS

    Dealers are added using Add Dealer action button in Dealers page.
    • Display Limit: The total number of Displays that can be assigned to Dealer.
    • Duration in Days: The duration of license for the Dealer.

    EDITING DEALERS

    Dealer settings can be edited using Edit item in row menu of the dealer.

    BRANCHES

    Each branch is specific to one dealer. It is used to categorize Displays as groups in the Dealer. Each branch is defined with contact information such as phone number, address.
    Administration of Branches can be done via View Branches item in row menu of the dealer.

    ADDING BRANCHES

    Branches are added using Add Branch item in row menu of the Dealer.

    EDITING BRANCHES

    Branch settings can be edited using Edit item in row menu of the branch.

    ASSIGNING DISPLAYS TO DEALERS

    Assigning displays to dealers can be done in two ways:

    1. Using Edit in row menu of the display and editing Dealer and Branch Key fields.
    2. Using settings screens of signage display players and editing Dealer and Branch Key fields.

    Assigning Display to Dealer is available if there is enough display limit left and if the dealer is licensed.

    APPLICATIONS

    CMS API allows for advanced integrations with other applications and automation of CMS functionality.
    The API enables opportunities to integrate VSign with other systems. Imagine an integration
    with a point of sale system which pushed complimentary products to the signage when a customer purchased something.
    Any party connecting to the CMS is considered to be an “application” and is granted credentials according to the Applications page in the CMS.
    CMS API details related with Applications will be given upon request.

    SYNCHRONIZATION

    VSign can play videos synchronously on VSign SoC Displays. Thus, it is possible to display high-definition video on the screens when the video played on each screen is set to the portion of a single video corresponding to the screen.

    Synchronization with VSign is achieved by the following operations, respectively.

    1. Synchronous media identification
    2. Synchronous design / campaign identification
    3. Synchronous display identification
    4. Defining synchronous display group
    5. Synchronous design timing

    SYNCHRONOUS MEDIA

    Sync Media is defined as a group of videos in which a portion of a video is to be displayed as a whole.
    Before creating sync media, the video must be created for each portion of the video to be displayed. In other words, the video to be shown should be divided into portions and a video should be created for each portion.
    CMS provides an interface for Sync Media Management. The Sync Media page is accessible from the side navigation bar by clicking the Sync Media menu item.
    The Sync Media page contains a table with a list of added sync media. The management of each media is provided through the line menus in this table.

    The following operations can be performed with the line menu:

    • Videos: It is used to assign portions of videos of related video to sync media and / or to change videos, video order.
    • Edit: It is used to name and enter description of sync media.
    • Delete: It is used to delete sync media. With this operation, the section videos of synchronous media are not deleted.
    • Permissions: It is used to grant access permissions to synchronous media.

    To add Sync Media and assign related videos to sync media, the following steps are followed on the Sync Media page.

    1. Click the “Add Sync Media” button at the top right and save it by giving a desired name.
    2. The portion of videos of the video to be shown are added to the media individually via the CMS Content page.
    3. To assign the related video portions to the sync, click on the line menu of the sync media inserted in the table on the page and select “Videos”.
    4. The videos you want to assign on the opened form are saved by adding them in the order of the screens. For instance, in the picture below, two videos are assigned to sync media.

     

    Note: Only video can be played in sync mode.

    Note: In sync mode, 60fps(frame per second) videos are recommended for higher efficiency.

    SYNC DESIGN AND CAMPAIGNS

    SYNC DESIGN

    Sync design is a design that includes a single region and contains only sync media (s) as content.
    The CMS provides sync design identification via the “Designs” page.

    In the table on the Designs page, the sync column can be used to see which designs are sync. A tick indicates that the design is synchronous.

    To create a sync design, follow the steps below.

    1.On the CMS Designs page, click the Add Design button at the top right

    2.The “Is Sync?” option is checked from the displayed form.

    3. On the Designs page, “Design” is selected from the line menu of the sync design added.
    4. To add synchronous media (s) to the design, “Edit Timeline” is selected from the menu of the desired region in the design.
    5. In the form that opens, “Sync Media” is selected from the media types that can be added.
    6. The desired form is selected from the sync media listed in the opened form. Thus, one sync media is added to the design.
    7. Items 6 and 7 can be repeated for each sync media to be added to the design to add multiple sync media.

    SYNC CAMPAIGN

    A sync campaign is a campaign that contains only sync designs.
    CMS provides sync campaign identification via the “Campaigns” page.
    In the table on the Campaigns page, you can follow up which campaigns are synchronized with the “Sync” column. A tick indicates that the campaign is synchronous.
    Follow the steps below to create a Sync Campaign.
    1.  Click on Add Campaign button at the top right of CMS Campaign page.
    2. The “Is Sync?” option is checked from the displayed form.

    3. On the campaign page, “Designs” is selected from the row menu of the added sync campaign.

    4. Sync designs that you want to assign on the opened form are added. For example, in the picture below, two sync designs are assigned to the sync campaign.

    SYNC DISPLAY

    The sync display is the TV SoC display of a sync display group. Sync displays can only play sync design.

    To adjust the TV SoC display synchronously, perform the following steps.

    1. Open the TV SoC VSign settings screen.
    2. On the Settings screen, select Sync and save. As a result of this operation, the screen is saved as a sync display in CMS.
    3. If it is not a previously saved screen, confirm the Licence Display with the CMS Screens page.
    4. The screen profile of the screen will be assigned as mb120sync on the CMS. The display profile can be replaced with a desired profile of type mb120sync.

    For further information, please refer to the Vgn SoC Display user guide.

    SYNC DISPLAY GROUP

    A sync display group is a group of displays set up to play the sync design. The mode of all screens that are planned to be included in the synchronized display group should be set synchronously. In the sync display group, a display must be assigned as the manager of the sync display group.
    The CMS provides synchronous display group identification via the “Display Groups” page.

    In the table on the Display Groups page, you can see which display group is synchronized with the “Sync” column. A tick indicates that the display group is synchronous.

    The following steps are followed to create a Synchronous Display Group.

    1. On the CMS Display Groups page, click the Add Display Group button at the top right.
    2. The “Is Sync?” option is checked from the displayed form.

    3. To assign the related Sync Screens to the sync display group, click on the row menu of the sync display group added in the table on the page to select “Group members”.

    4. The synchronized screens that you want to assign on the opened form are saved according to the order.

    5. To assign the administrator screen in the synchronous display group, click on the line menu of the synchronized display group added in the table and select “Administrator Display”.

    TIMING SYNC DESIGNS

    To ensure that synchronous designs are displayed on the screens, the following procedures are followed.
    1. Go to the CMS Schedule page.
    2. The desired synchronous display group (s) is selected from the upper right controls.

    3. Click the Create Event button from the top right controls.

    4. In the form that opens, the start and end date and the synchronous design to be displayed are selected and saved.

    5. The screens in the display group can start playing after downloading the sync media assigned to them when they receive the relevant settings by connecting to the CMS. If there are no other sync designs assigned to the screens, the VSign splash screen will be displayed.

     

    SETTINGS

    CDN

    In order to upload media files to Amazon Web Services CDN and make VSign Clients download files over CDN, complete the following steps:

    • Go to the Settings page of CMS and then go to CDN tab
    • Enter the AWS Secret Access Key ID, AWS Secret Access Key, AWS Library Name, AWS Region and CDN URL. These setting will be given by your CMS administrator.
    • Go to the General tab
    • Set “File download mode” to “CDN”
    • Save settings and wait until “Settings Updated” message is displayed

    MAINTENANCE AND EMAIL ALERTS

    Maintenance is an important part of any system and should always be configured. Maintenance is configured in the CMS settings, under the Maintenance tab. And also, in order to carry out certain background routines (eg clearing out old records) or to alert you if one of your Players stops connecting as expected, you need a regular “wakeup” to run VSign to allow those things to happen. Therefore, maintenance script (maintenance.php) is required to be executed.

    MAINTENANCE SCRIPT

    The “maintenance.php” script should be run on your CMS from the Windows Task Scheduler, or from cron every few minutes. For further information about Windows Task Scheduler or cron usage, see VSign CMS Installation Guide.

    EMAIL ALERTS

    Once maintenance script is woken up, you can optionally configure email alerts to be sent when Players stop connecting properly, and when they come back online after a period of downtime. In order to send email notifications, complete following steps:

    • Go to the CMS Settings page and then Maintenance tab.
    • Set “Enable Maintenance” (MAINTENANCE_ENABLED) to “On” or “Protected”.
      • Off: All maintenance functionality is disabled.
      • On: All maintenance functionality is enabled. You can use any of the methods below to call the maintenance script on a schedule without specifying a key.

    [your CMS domain name]/maintenance.php

    • Protected: All maintenance functionality is enabled. You must specify the correct key when calling the maintenance script. This is to prevent unauthorised persons from repeatedly calling the script and generating large amounts of alert email.

    [your CMS domain name]/maintenance.php?key=changeme

    • Set “Enable Email Alerts” (MAINTENANCE_EMAIL_ALERTS) to “On”.

    Globally enable or disable the sending of email alerts. You can enable/disable alerts for individual displays in Display Management.

    • Enter “Maintenance Key” (MAINTENANCE_KEY).

    The secret key required to allow the maintenance script to run when « Maintenance Enabled » is set to « Protected » mode.

    • Enter Send repeat Display Timeouts (MAINTENANCE_ALWAYS_ALERT).

    If set to “On” will mean for each offline display, you’ll receive an email every time the maintenance.php routine is run. If set to “Off” will mean that you’ll be notified only once per downtime period.

    • Enter the value of Max Display Timeout (MAINTENANCE_ALERT_TOUT).

    The time in minutes after you last see a Player connect to the CMS that you consider it to have gone offline. It can be overridden on a per-display settings profile basis should you need that. Do not set this value lower than your normal Player collection interval. The default is 30 minutes.

    • Enter SMTP Server Address (SMTP_HOSTNAME), SMTP Username (SMTP_USERNAME) and SMTP Password (SMTP_PASSWORD), SMTP Port and SMTP Encryption type
    • Enter “Admin email address” (mail_to)
    • Enter “Sending email address” (mail_from)
    • Save settings.

     

    In some cases it’s also useful to alert users if a Player goes offline. If you want to alert all users who have view permissions to a display,

    • Go to the Displays tab.
    • Tick “Maintenance Alerts for Users” (MAINTENANCE_ALERTS_FOR_VIEW_USERS).
    • Save settings.

     

    In order to decide which Displays you want to receive alerts for, complete following steps

    • Go to Displays page in the CMS.
    • Click Edit for display and move to Maintenance tab.
    • Set Email Alerts to “Yes”.
    • Enable/Disable “Use Global Timeout”.

    If you aren’t using Display Settings Profiles, be sure to tick the Use Global Timeout tick box. So that the value you set earlier for the time a display needs to be offline before you’re alerted is used. If you’re using Display Settings Profiles, then if that box is unticked, the display collection interval from the Display Profile is used instead.

    • Save settings.

    LOG AND STATISTICS RETENTION

    The CMS generates log output when it’s running, and also receives log output from the Players connected to it for the purposes of debugging and checking the system’s state. It can also collect proof of play records called Statistics. All these records are held in the database and should be purged periodically to keep the size of the database manageable and to prevent system performance problems. The maintenance script performs that function.

    In order to configure log and statistics retention related settings, complete following steps:

    • Go to the CMS Settings page, and then Maintenance tab.
    • Set “Enable Maintenance” (MAINTENANCE_ENABLED) to “On” or “Protected”.
      • Off: All maintenance functionality is disabled.
      • On: All maintenance functionality is enabled. You can use any of the methods below to call the maintenance script on a schedule without specifying a key.

    [your CMS domain name]/maintenance.php

    • Protected: All maintenance functionality is enabled. You must specify the correct key when calling the maintenance script. This is to prevent unauthorised persons from repeatedly calling the script and generating large amounts of alert email.

    [your CMS domain name]/maintenance.php?key=changeme

    • Set “Max Log Age” (MAINTENANCE_LOG_MAXAGE).

    How many days worth of log messages to keep. Logs older than this will be deleted. Set to 0 to keep all logs indefinitely.

    • Set “Max Statistics Age” (MAINTENANCE_STAT_MAXAGE).

    How many days worth of statistics to keep. Statistics older than this will be deleted. Set to 0 to keep all statistics indefinitely.

    TIMEZONE

    In order to set CMS timezone, complete following steps:

    • Go to the Settings page, and then the Regional tab.
    • Select the nearest major city in your timezone.
    • Click Save at the bottom of the page.

    CMS Timezone must not be confused with User Timezone. User Timezone (configured via Administration -> Users page) is used in all dates displayed on CMS pages. However in the background  User Timezone is converted to CMS Timezone and is saved as CMS Timezone. Dates must be global for all Displays connected to CMS (eg Schedules are sent to Displays in CMS time zone).

    CMS LICENSING

    To renew CMS license key, complete following steps. CMS License key must be given by your CMS Administrator. CMS License Key limits total Display count, CMS License start and end dates.

    • Go to the Setting page of CMS, and then Configuration tab
    • Enter license key to “CMS License Key” field
    • If key is accepted, “Settings Updated” window pops and “Main Dealer” is updated according to new key in dealer page.

    If key is not accepted, the warning window pops and key is not updated.

    ADVANCED PROPERTIES

    SESSIONS

    CMS can list users’ sessions within a table representation. The information includes user’s name, last access time, last accessed page, IP address and browser name. The Sessions page is located under the “Advanced” section of the navigation menu.

    LOG

    The CMS has a central repository for all Log information, including the Players which send back Log information with each collection from the CMS.

    The Log is split into Functions and Pages for easy searching. The Log page is located under the “Advanced” section of the Menu.

    The fields of the log table are listed below:

    • ID: A sequential ID of log messages
    • Date: The CMS date of the message
    • Function: The CMS function name which generated the message
    • Display: The display name, if the log message came from a Player
    • Page: The page requested – usually the route
    • Message: The log message

    REPORT FAULT

    The CMS has a central « error log » which collects messages from all components in the platform – CMS, Players, API, Maintenance, etc and so is a valuable resource when investigating issues.
    CMS logging can be provided from the Report Fault page located under the Advanced section of the Menu. The log files can be saved to PC by following the steps explained in the page and the issues can be investigated.

    AUDIT TRAIL

    The CMS keeps operations made by CMS users and lists within a table representation. The Audit Trail page is located under the “Advanced” section of the navigation menu.

    ABOUT

    VSign CMS version and Licensing information can be found in About Page under Advanced navigation menu.