Pair and Configure an Extended Screen

Connect an auxiliary screen with its own language, style, sponsor content, and operator HUD behavior.

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Last updated 12 days ago

Connect an auxiliary screen with its own language, style, sponsor content, and operator HUD behavior.

Best for: Event producers, display operators, accessibility leads, broadcast/AV engineers, web teams, and authorized remote operators.

Before you start

Availability depends on event access, plan entitlements, destination enablement, language configuration, and supported browser/display/network behavior.

  • Use the correct event and final source/target language configuration.
  • Know the physical or web destination, resolution, audience, privacy level, and monitoring owner.
  • Test the final receiving screen, embed, graphics path, or operator device—not only the setup preview.

Step by step

  1. Enable Extended Screen. Confirm entitlement and event setting.
  2. Open the pairing flow. Use the intended display machine and event.
  3. Pair. Enter/approve the displayed code through the supported flow; do not share it publicly.
  4. Select language. Choose an enabled source/target locale.
  5. Configure layout/style. Typography, line count, background, safe areas, logo/sponsor, and screen-specific content.
  6. Configure HUD/operator information. Keep private indicators off public screens unless approved.
  7. Enter fullscreen/kiosk. Disable notifications, sleep, and browser chrome.
  8. Test reconnect. Reload/restart network/device and rehearse re-pairing.
  9. Monitor during event. Assign an owner and fallback.

What success looks like: The intended audience or operator receives the correct event, language, styling, and control level with a documented reconnect and fallback path.

Check your setup

  • The auxiliary display remains paired to the intended event, shows the correct language/style, and reconnects predictably.

Troubleshooting

Pair code rejected

Generate/use the current code and confirm event/network.

Screen shows wrong event

Clear the pairing through supported controls and re-pair deliberately.

Settings lost after reload

Check browser storage policy, event configuration, and documented pairing process.

Security and operational notes

  • Pairing codes and HUD data are operationally sensitive.
  • Do not display private stage/control information publicly.
  • Use a wired network/display path when possible.