Text on a black background reading 'DISPLAY ADMINISTRATION SUITE' in large white capital letters, with a smaller subtitle below saying 'DISPLAY MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE' in orange.
Screenshot of a menu with options for display management, content scheduling, network monitoring, and real-time information, each represented by icons.

Display Administration Suite

The Nexus Alpha LPS Display Administration Suite (DAS) provides a centralised platform for managing content, passenger information and connected display networks across the public transport sector.

DAS supports the administration of CHRONOS, HELIOS and AERAK deployments, enabling operators to manage display content, schedule multimedia campaigns, publish passenger information, monitor system status and administer connected devices from a single interface.

Designed to support both small and large-scale deployments, DAS provides the tools required to maintain accurate information, manage media content and monitor operational performance across the display network.

Screenshot of a network device status table showing connection statuses of various devices including 'CHRONOS LTN-LCD 4x1', 'HELIOS LCD 29S', and 'Market Gates Stand' with their IP addresses and connection duration, all marked as CONNECTED.

DEVICE MONITORING: Monitor the operational status and connectivity of deployed devices.

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CONTENT MANAGEMENT: Create, schedule and publish multimedia content, messaging and advertising.

Table of bus route information including operator code, route ID, route code, route name, and route type.

ASSET ADMINISTRATION: Manage display configurations, locations and operational settings.

Map showing multiple green location markers around Norwich, UK, including the Norwich International Airport.

NETWORK MAPPING: View connected devices and deployment locations across the network.