Screens:

To enable or disable a screen is merely a matter of setting sm[x].enabled or sm[x].disabled, where 'x' is the number of the HDMI output/screen. 

For each screen required, a new block should be added that includes:

• video_mode—Resolution Setting

• transform—Rotation Setting

• display_x—Position of content on x-axis (screen width)

• display_y—Position of content on the y-axis (screen height)

• enabled/disabled—Flag to power on/off this HDMI output.

After setting vm.SetScreenModes(sm), because we're utilizing more than one screen, we need to define the amount of screens in the height and width. This is another gotcha line of code that's very easy to miss. Here is what the missing code would look like for finalizing a 2x1 video.

aa1=CreateObject("roAssociativeArray")
aa1.MultiscreenWidth = 2
aa1.MultiscreenHeight = 1
aa1.MultiscreenX = 0
aa1.MultiscreenY = 0

Orientations:

As you can see, it's merely a matter of changing the sm[x].display_x or sm[x].display_y values depending on whether the wall is vertical or horizontal.

You may need to take into account a bezel offset if perhaps the client screens are physically offset and they wish this effect to translate to the content.

Resolutions:

The resolution values can be changed according to the supported resolutions guide from BrightSign.

Review those here: https://docs.brightsign.biz/advanced/video-modes

Note that at this time the XC series isn't listed in the supported video modes, so it may be the case that some modes are not possible; you'll have to verify with BrightSign at support@brightsign.biz if a mode is supported.

Rotation:

To denote the proper screen rotation, change the sm[x].transform value to either = { "normal", "90", "180", "270" }

Consider these two examples:

This example assumes a 2 x 1 video wall (1080p—"horizontal row" or a "standard wall")

This example assumes a 1 x 2 video wall (1080p—"landscape stack").