Program Management Folder features encompass the ability to add, edit, and delete program file directories. It also offers a hierarchical tree structure for easy directory management.

• Default Program Folder: This folder contains sample programs for eMenuBoard and occupancy, serving as examples of program content.

• Program Folder: The mechanism for program management folder varies slightly between public cloud and private cloud environments. Here's a detailed explanation:

  • Public Cloud Program Management Folder,Here are the relevant operations and considerations:
    • First-Level Program Folder: Create this folder based on the location information configured in the iService Station system. To display the corresponding program folders on the interactive display, the respective location must have its player registered on the iService Station's public cloud. If there's a need to change the location name, modifications can be made in the location settings of the iService Station. This ensures synchronization and updating of the program folders as well.
    • Company Shared Folder: This folder functions at the company level and is named using the company name configured in the iService Station, followed by "Public." Within this folder, users can share program files, allowing easy access and collaboration among users. Through this shared folder, users can collaboratively manage programs, fostering cooperation and resource sharing.
    • Location Folder: The location folder is automatically generated once players are registered at specific locations. Administrators have the authority to grant users visibility into these location folders. Through these folders, users can upload, manage, and play programs specifically targeted for a given location. If adjustments to folder permissions are necessary, you can refer to the program folder permission explanation below.

• Creating Sub-Folder: Users can establish subdirectories within program folders to enhance organization and management of programs. This capability empowers users to categorize and store program files according to their unique requirements and structure.

• Renaming Sub-Folder: Users have the ability to modify the names of program folders. This feature allows users to adjust and update folder names as needed to align with their requirements.

• Deleting Folders: When a specific subdirectory is no longer necessary, users can delete it. Please be aware that deleting a folder will also remove all program content and subdirectories within it. Exercise caution when using this function to avoid unintentional data loss.

• Program Folder Permissions: Based on the user management settings of the iService Station, users can be granted permissions to view specific locations. Such permission settings will be synchronized with the interactive display's program folders. This ensures that only authorized users can access corresponding locations and program content, enhancing data security and management efficiency.

• Public Cloud Capacity: Each company account is allocated a basic storage capacity of 5GB for users to store program/media files.

> Note: If the available space is insufficient to store programs/media, users can opt to purchase additional cloud storage to expand their storage capacity. This allows users to store and manage a greater number of program/media files as per their requirements. It's essential to manage and expand cloud storage in accordance with actual needs and the sizes of program/media files. This ensures that there's ample storage capacity to accommodate your requirements effectively.

• Private Cloud Program Management Folder,Here are the relevant operations and considerations:

  • First-Level Program Folder: Create this folder based on the location information configured in the iService Station system. To display the corresponding program folders on the interactive display, the respective location must have its player registered on the iService Station's public cloud. If there's a need to change the location name, modifications can be made in the location settings of the iService Station. This ensures synchronization and updating of the program folders as well.
    • Company Shared Folder: This folder functions at the company level and is named using the company name configured in the iService Station, followed by "Public." Within this folder, users can share program files, allowing easy access and collaboration among users. Through this shared folder, users can collaboratively manage programs, fostering cooperation and resource sharing.
    • Location Folder: The location folder is automatically generated once players are registered at specific locations. Administrators have the authority to grant users visibility into these location folders. Through these folders, users can upload, manage, and play programs specifically targeted for a given location. If adjustments to folder permissions are necessary, you can refer to the program folder permission explanation below.

• Creating Sub-Folder: Users can establish subdirectories within program folders to enhance organization and management of programs. This capability empowers users to categorize and store program files according to their unique requirements and structure.

• Renaming Sub-Folder: Users have the ability to modify the names of program folders. This feature allows users to adjust and update folder names as needed to align with their requirements.

• Deleting Folders: When a specific subdirectory is no longer necessary, users can delete it. Please be aware that deleting a folder will also remove all program content and subdirectories within it. Exercise caution when using this function to avoid unintentional data loss.

• Program Folder Permissions: Based on the user management settings of the iService Station, users can be granted permissions to view specific locations. Such permission settings will be synchronized with the interactive display's program folders. This ensures that only authorized users can access corresponding locations and program content, enhancing data security and management efficiency.

• Private Cloud Capacity: The capacity of a private cloud depends on the hardware itself, such as the capacity of the hard disk or SSD. Therefore, the storage space limitations of media directories will depend on the selected hardware specifications and capacity. Ensure that sufficient storage space is chosen based on actual requirements to meet the storage needs of programs/media files.

> Note: Therefore, the storage space limitations of media directories will rely on the chosen hardware specifications and capacity. It's essential to ensure that you select sufficient storage space based on your actual requirements to meet the storage needs of programs and media files effectively.