The devices ScreenlyOS runs on, what each one can do, and how to get ScreenlyOS onto the ones you supply yourself.
ScreenlyOS runs on several kinds of device, and they are not interchangeable. Resolution, the number of displays one device can drive, and the security features available all depend on the hardware.
Each device has its own pages: what it is and what it can do, then how to install ScreenlyOS on it where that applies.
Our own players and Sharp large-format displays arrive with ScreenlyOS already installed, so there is nothing to flash. On a Raspberry Pi or a Scala player you install it yourself.
Our own hardware, shipped with ScreenlyOS already installed and tuned to the board. Plug in the display and the network, and pair the code it shows.
Run ScreenlyOS on a standard Raspberry Pi: what the hardware gives you, which boards are supported, and how to install it.
Run ScreenlyOS on Scala media players: which models are supported, which we still need to test, and how converting an existing fleet works.