TOTEMITO / SCREEN GROUPS
A screen wall for your shop
Coordinate several TVs with one app: a stretched image, a mirror or one section per screen. Shared clock and a group preview.
Demo with simulated data · Launch in preparation
This is how it looks on the venue TV, with demo data.
WHAT HAPPENS TODAY
A counter with a lot to handle.
Three independent images can show different prices or leave sold-out items on display. The project’s research documented that pattern in an ice cream shop, and the press has described menus being redone often because of inflation.
WHAT YOU CAN CHANGE
The first step, on screen.
Set up rows and columns, assign a machine to each cell and publish the same app to the group. Extended spreads one canvas; Mirror repeats the image; Wave changes the screens one after another; Per screen shows sections of a coordinated menu. Transitions share a clock and the downloaded configuration is kept offline.
WHAT THE TEMPLATE INCLUDES
Tools for your day to day.
- 01Three modes depending on the content and layout.
- 02Visual identification to sort out the TVs.
- 03Group preview before publishing.
- 04Synchronized clock and offline retention.
Each TV opens totemito in its browser (/tv address) or uses an N100 mini PC with Ubuntu 24.04; both can share one wall. Measure the bezel and set the rows, columns and position of each screen. For the ice cream shop, three landscape TVs in a row.
Read the N100 mini PC guide →BEFORE YOU PLUG IN
What you want to know.
What is the difference between the three modes?
Extended crops one large canvas by position; Mirror shows the same thing on every TV; Per screen picks different sections of the same app through its panel mapping.
Can I see the wall before publishing it?
Yes. The group editor shows each cell with the real runtime. Identify screens shows their positions so you can check the mounting.
What happens if the internet goes down?
Machines keep the configuration and the last clock they received. Publishing, availability and new cloud calls need a connection.
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