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Apartment elevator — ads, notices and local info on one portrait screen

One portrait screen beside the elevator doors. After three ads play through it moves on to notices and local info, while a management office notice scrolls along the bottom. Temperature and fine dust are linked to values, so the color and grade change with the reading.

Example setup

This is a fictional apartment, not a real complex or customer installation. The complex name, phone number and ads on the screen are example text in the sample and do not refer to any real complex or shop.

1display (1080×1920 portrait)
3slides — ads, notices, local info
3linked values (notice text, temperature, fine dust)
Nonedevice links (screen values only)

Inside the car

A portrait screen at eye level beside the doors

The screen runs a live LinkVion screen, not a recording. After three ads it moves to notices and local info, and the notice bar keeps scrolling. Use the buttons to change the notice text or the fine dust value, or skip to the next slide.

Example setup

The elevator is computer-rendered for illustration. Only the screen is live. Fine dust changes the number, color and grade on the local info slide.

On the screen

Three slides

  • Portrait screen
  • Media playlist
  • Next slide when the video ends
  • Scrolling notice bar
  • Value binding, threshold colors
  • Korean and English screens
1 Ads
Three ad videos play in a playlist, and the slide moves on once they finish. Below are today's three notices and the management office contact.
2 Notices
Inspection, works and recruitment notices on three cards.
3 Local info
Temperature and fine dust are linked to values. Fine dust turns Moderate (orange) at 36 and Poor (red) at 76, changing the number, color and grade together. Recycling, food waste, parcel and elevator safety guides are here too.
Notice bar
A management office notice scrolls along the bottom of all three slides. The text is a value, so it can change while scrolling.

Limits

What this case does not show

  • Not a real elevator or display. The car is computer-rendered; only the screen is live.
  • No link to the elevator controller; floor and direction are not shown on the screen.
  • Temperature and fine dust are screen values. On site, bind the same places to tags fed by sensors or a weather source.