# Roundr Display: Screens the whole hall can read

Display puts the courts on the big screens in the hall: who is playing where, the live score and what comes next. Any screen with a browser will do.

## What it does

- **Readable across the hall.** Large type and strong contrast, so the score reads from the far side of the court.
- **Live, point by point.** Scores arrive as the umpires enter them, without anyone touching the screen.
- **Each screen shows its own.** Give each display its own courts, or the standings of the groups being played.
- **Set up with a code.** Open the join page on the screen and enter a code from Control, or scan it. No keyboard and no password on the screen.
- **Recovers by itself.** When the hall’s network drops, the display carries on from where it stopped once the network is back.
- **Safe to leave on the wall.** A display can read only what it shows. Revoke it in Control and it is signed out straight away.

## One screen per wall, or one per court

A tournament can run as many displays as its plan allows. Put one at the entrance with every court, one above each pair of courts, or one by the warm-up area with the standings of the groups.

Each display follows its own selection, set in Control, and changes the moment the desk moves a match.