Scheduling (day & time)
Schedule one slideshow at lunch, another in the evening by day: dayparting switches the content on its own, and idles the screen off-hours.
Scheduling (dayparting) plays the right content at the right time: lunch menu 11am–3pm, promo in the evening, closed on Sunday. You set windows by day and time. Off-hours, choose: a message, an image, or the screen on standby.
How to set a window
You pick a slideshow, then the days (Mon-Fri, weekend…) and the start and end time. You stack as many windows as you need: they chain automatically, and the screen switches from one content to another on its own at the set time. Outside any window, you decide: show a message, a still image, or put the screen on standby to spare the panel.
Real examples
A restaurant shows the lunch set menu 11am–3pm, then the evening card; a shop pushes an offer in the morning and clearance at close; a company shows its figures on weekdays and a welcome message at the weekend. Combined with screen groups, one schedule applies to a whole fleet in a single move.