Neville Roller Drome
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Add a shout-out

Carried across the board by a skater for 3.5 hours from the start time, unless you give it a stop time below. Longer text just takes longer to cross the screen — the preview below shows how wide the banner will be.

admin — any colour

Active shout-outs

Ordered by start time. Anyone can remove any message.

Banner cadence admin only

How often the banner claims a sprite slot instead of a regular skater, and how long between slots. The board picks up changes within ~12 seconds.

Banner enabled

Claims 1 in every

Time between slots

Banner palette admin only

The colours staff can pick from when they add a shout-out. Tap a swatch to remove it. Admins aren't limited to this list — use the wheel on the Add form for a one-off colour. Removing a colour here doesn't change shout-outs already using it.

default banner colour

Screens

When each screen last checked in. They report every few minutes, so anything under 30 minutes is healthy.

Check interval

How often the screens look for new sold-out changes. Faster reacts quicker; slower is gentler. The fast settings check (~12s) always runs, so this control itself takes effect right away.

Quiet hours

Pauses all checking from midnight to 10am, enforced by each screen’s own clock. The rink is closed, so there’s nothing to update.

Pause overnight (12am–10am)

Backgrounds admin only

Which looping video plays behind each screen, or the rink logo as a plain default. Videos have to already be deployed to that Pi — if a screen's chosen one isn't there yet, or fails to load, the board falls back to the logo on its own.

Screen 1
Screen 2

Skating characters

Who is allowed to skate across the boards. Only one is ever on screen at a time, with a gap of up to 30 seconds between them. Switch them all off for a clean board.

Recent activity admin only

The last 20 changes made from this dashboard.

This device

The panel locks itself whenever this screen is left — switching apps, or the iPad sleeping — so the next person has to enter their own PIN.

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