Managing hundreds of digital signage displays can be complex. The Samsung VXT Screen Grid View feature makes it simpler by showing up to 100 screens on one dashboard page in the VXT CMS. At a glance, you can see which screens are healthy, which need attention, and act before issues spread. It is a faster, clearer way to maintain your digital signage network; all from one view.
Keeping track of dozens or hundreds, of digital signage displays can be time-consuming. Samsung VXT Screen Grid View solves that by turning your Screen menu into a single visual dashboard that shows up to 100 screens on a page.
It gives administrators a complete overview of every connected display, making it easier to monitor large or multi-site signage networks from one place. With this layout, operations teams can spot offline or problematic screens instantly, without opening multiple pages or switching views.
In practice, this functionality centralises all screen activity, reduces manual navigation, and accelerates fault detection, enabling organisations to maintain smooth, reliable display performance across their networks. In short, this new feature gives you a bird’s-eye view of every screen for faster decisions and proactive network management.
Managing multiple displays one by one can slow any network check. With Samsung VXT Screen Grid View, you can see everything at once (up to 100 screens on a single dashboard inside the VXT CMS). Here is how to use it effectively:
Pro tip: For the clearest overview, group screens logically by workspace or zone before enabling Grid View. A consistent tagging system makes large-scale digital-signage monitoring faster and more reliable.
As digital signage networks expand, monitoring hundreds of displays across multiple locations has become increasingly complex. Samsung introduced Screen Grid View in VXT to give administrators a single, centralised way to oversee their entire network from one page.
The feature answers a growing demand for real-time visibility and control across large, distributed signage systems. By showing many displays in one grid, teams no longer need to switch between individual pages or dashboards.
This saves time, reduces operational friction, and ensures every display remains visible and accounted for. It also supports cross-team collaboration, giving IT, facilities and content managers a shared view of live screen status and performance.
Ultimately, Screen Grid View reflects Samsung’s broader focus on VXT remote management, automation, and simplicity, to help organisations maintain reliable digital signage networks with less manual effort.
In large digital signage networks, visibility gaps and manual monitoring often slow response times. Samsung VXT Screen Grid View addresses these operational challenges by showing up to 100 screens on a single dashboard, allowing teams to spot issues faster and act sooner. Here is how the feature solves the most common problems faced by signage administrators and IT teams:
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Challenge |
How Screen Grid View Solves It |
Benefit |
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Time-consuming screen checks |
The grid layout displays up to 100 screens at once, removing the need to open screens individually. |
Faster detection and response, reducing time spent on manual verification. |
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Limited visibility in distributed networks |
Provides a centralised, real-time overview across multiple workspaces or locations. |
Fewer blind spots and improved network control. |
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Manual troubleshooting |
Shows clear status indicators and thumbnails, helping teams identify offline or problematic screens instantly. |
Lower maintenance workload and quicker fault resolution. |
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Scaling complexity |
The same dashboard view adapts to any network size (whether 10 or 100 displays). |
Simplified management as signage networks expand. |
With this single-page overview, the new feature turns network supervision from a manual task into a proactive monitoring process. Teams can now ensure consistent uptime, quicker diagnostics and smoother multi-site coordination without adding extra tools or hardware. In short, this feature gives teams full visibility at a glance, reducing effort while improving operational uptime.
To get reliable, accurate results from Samsung VXT Screen Grid View, follow these proven setup and monitoring habits. They help large digital signage networks stay clear, consistent and easy to manage; no matter how many screens you operate.
For clarity and faster navigation, tag or group displays by department, region or site before using Grid View. A consistent tagging system keeps each workspace meaningful and easier to review within the VXT CMS dashboard.
To stay proactive, check Grid View daily or during scheduled maintenance windows. Frequent reviews help you catch offline screens, sync errors or connectivity issues early, sometimes even before they disrupt live content.
For quicker reactions, link Grid View with VXT notifications or event triggers. This setup automatically alerts your team when a screen status changes, turning manual monitoring into an automated, real-time workflow.
For smooth dashboard operation, keep your network stable and well-connected. Large deployments benefit from strong bandwidth and minimal latency, ensuring Grid View loads quickly and displays accurate screen data.
For long-term reliability, update every screen to the latest firmware and VXT Player version. Regular updates enhance compatibility, strengthen security, and keep performance visuals consistent across your network.
Pro tip: Align your Grid View reviews with other recurring maintenance tasks such as Remote Software Updates or Content Replace. This unified routine ensures every display stays visible, updated and performing reliably across all locations.
The Samsung VXT Screen Grid View feature gives administrators a faster, clearer way to manage digital signage networks at scale. By displaying up to 100 screens on a single page, it turns complex network supervision into a simple, visual process that helps teams can detect issues early, save time, maintain consistency, work proactively and scale confidently.
Together, these capabilities make Screen Grid View an essential part of the VXT platform’s focus on centralised control, automation and operational simplicity. Whether your network spans one site or hundreds, Grid View helps keep every display visible, reliable and performing at its best.
Ready to optimise your digital signage network? Contact the VXT Services team today to learn how Screen Grid View can simplify your monitoring, improve uptime and streamline your signage management.
Samsung VXT Screen Grid View is a feature in the VXT CMS that displays up to 100 screens on one dashboard page. It gives users an instant visual overview of screen status across large or multi-site networks, helping them spot offline or problematic displays faster
You can access Screen Grid View by opening Screen → Grid View in the VXT CMS. The dashboard shows connected screens in a clean grid, so issues stand out instantly. For organised monitoring, group screens by workspace or zone before using Grid View.
Samsung added Screen Grid View to address the growing need for centralised visibility in large digital signage networks. It lets teams see many displays at once instead of switching between pages, improving efficiency and collaboration across IT, facilities and content teams.
The feature reduces time-consuming screen checks, improves visibility across distributed networks, and helps detect offline or error-state screens early. By bringing up to 100 displays into a single view, it simplifies monitoring and lowers maintenance effort.
Organise screens by workspace or tag, check the grid regularly, and combine it with alerts for real-time updates. Keep your network stable and firmware current for accurate status display. These steps help maintain a clear and responsive dashboard.