MWE Floor standing Digital Signage
For USB autoplay, timer settings, touch operation, split-screen playback and CMS content publishing.
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Clear setup videos, practical troubleshooting and product-specific answers for MWE floor-standing LCD and spliceable LED digital signage.
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The two products use different playback systems and installation methods. Match your screen before following a guide.
For USB autoplay, timer settings, touch operation, split-screen playback and CMS content publishing.
For single-unit assembly, multi-screen splicing, LEDArt setup, alignment and module troubleshooting.
Before troubleshooting
Most playback and setup questions can be narrowed down with these details before any settings are changed.
Identify LCD or P1.86 LED and note the screen size or package configuration.
Inspect external power, HDMI, USB and network connections without opening powered equipment.
Take one continuous video from power-on through the point where the issue appears.
Have your order number, seller information and shipping label available for support.
Watch & follow
Use the full-screen button for a clearer view of connectors, fasteners and on-screen menus.
Assembly and initial setup for one MWE LED digital poster screen.
Align multiple screens and configure the combined playback workflow.
A practical MWE workflow tutorial. Menu names and feature availability can vary by device.
A practical MWE workflow tutorial. Menu names and feature availability can vary by device.
The first two videos above are specific to the MWE P1.86 LED signage. The to-do list and digital cookbook videos demonstrate additional MWE workflows and may use a different MWE device interface.
No. The display includes a built-in media player for USB flash drive plug-and-play. It also has an HDMI input when you want to use an external player or computer.
For the most reliable autoplay:
Do not open the cabinet or move internal cables while the display is connected to power. Contact MWE support before internal inspection.
Launch the media through the Autoplay app instead of File Manager. File Manager displays file names; Autoplay is designed for clean full-screen playback and looping.
Check that the display is connected to a network and that the system date, time and time zone match your location. An incorrect system clock prevents the timer from running at the expected time.
Yes. MWE can provide a CMS account for remote publishing, scheduling and multi-program playback. The correct installation package depends on the device motherboard and system information.
Go to Settings → System → About → Device name, take a clear photo of the full page, and send it to MWE support. The team will provide the matching package and setup guidance.
These files do not autoplay directly. You can either install a compatible viewer from the device app store, or export the slides/pages as 9:16 images and publish them through Autoplay or the MWE CMS.
Yes, on supported touch models. Connect the computer’s HDMI output to the display’s HDMI input, then connect the display’s USB touch cable to the computer. Video travels over HDMI and touch input travels over USB.
Ask MWE support to confirm the correct touch cable and connection points for your model before changing internal connections.
Open Settings → Device preferences → Display and enable Disable Navigation Bar. Use the remote control or a mouse to return to settings and disable the option when you need navigation again.
Record one continuous video from power-on, showing the rear power switch, the front indicator light and any response on the screen. Include your order number and a photo of the product/package labels. This gives the technical team the fastest path to the correct next step.
Send the video, order number and product labels to support. Cable reconnection or calibration should only be performed with model-specific guidance.
Use the single-screen installation tutorial ↗ for one unit. For two or more units, follow the multi-screen installation and usage tutorial ↗, including the alignment and playback steps.
Do not force the panels together; repeat the alignment steps in the multi-screen video.
Turn the display off and disconnect it from power. Record the unlit area and photograph the rear product label. A loose signal cable or module connection may be involved, but the correct panel must be identified before it is opened.
Contact MWE technical support for the model-specific inspection video before removing screws or reconnecting internal cables.
A persistent line can indicate a damaged LED unit board. Photograph the full screen and the affected module, then contact support to confirm the replacement board and tutorial for your production batch. Align the left and right edges of the replacement module from the front before fastening it.
Factory parameter files are production-batch specific. Do not import a file from another unit. Send support a clear photo of the unit board and product label; the technical team will identify the batch and provide the correct parameter file and import steps.
Confirm the wall outlet, external power cable and main switch first. If the unit remains off, disconnect it from power and send support a video of the startup attempt plus photos of the power cable, base and product label.
A loose connector inside the base may require inspection. Do not open the base while connected to power; follow MWE’s model-specific service instructions.
Need a technician?
Include your order number, product label, device/system page and a short video of the issue. MWE support can then match the correct firmware, parameter file or repair guide to your unit.
Safety note: Disconnect equipment from power before inspection. Internal wiring, boards, firmware and factory parameters should only be changed with instructions matched to your exact MWE model and production batch.