LG SuperSign Control+ Signage Management Software

Overview

LG SuperSign Control+ is an on-premise management application for LG webOS signage displays. It lets IT and facilities teams monitor device status, view live thumbnails of what each screen is playing, receive threshold alerts by email or SNMP, and push batch settings changes. It scales to 15,000 displays and suits Qatari organisations running large display estates across several sites, such as ministries, hospital groups and universities. Request a quote for licences matched to your estate.

What LG SuperSign Control+ does for a large display estate

LG SuperSign Control+ is an on-premise management application for LG signage displays that run webOS. Once installed on your own servers, it gives administrators one console for monitoring device health, changing settings and reviewing what has happened on each screen. It is built for organisations that run dozens or hundreds of displays and cannot manage them one at a time.

Because it is on-premise, the software needs its own IT infrastructure and network environment. Your IT team hosts it, which keeps device data inside your own network. It supports integration with up to 15,000 signage displays, and several administrators can sign in, each with their own permissions.

Monitoring, alerts and the dashboard

The dashboard summarises device statuses and keeps a history of issues, using colour to show which screens are healthy and which need attention. Repeat faults stand out, so a technician can go straight to the display that keeps failing. Thumbnail view shows real-time snapshots of the content each display is playing, so you can confirm a playlist is running correctly without walking to the screen.

Threshold alerts are set per device group or category. When a value such as temperature crosses your limit, the system sends an email to the designated observer or raises an SNMP alert. This lets you act on a warning before a unit fails, which reduces downtime in lobbies and public areas.

Control, scheduling and bulk changes

Select mode lets you choose many devices at once and apply one batch change, so updating a group of screens does not mean repeating the same steps on each one. Remote control covers basic settings such as brightness from a central location. Every settings change is recorded, so if an error is made you can restore an earlier configuration from the history log.

Schedules can adjust brightness, backlight and contrast at set times. Since brightness is a major factor in a display's power draw, a dimming schedule for evenings or closed hours is a practical way to manage energy use across a large fleet.

Where it fits in Qatar

Government buildings: wayfinding and public information screens across several floors and sites, managed from one administration office.
Universities and schools: campus screens grouped by building, with schedules that dim displays outside teaching hours.
Hospitals and malls: temperature alerts for screens in busy areas, plus a log of recurring faults for each device.

What to plan before you deploy

Confirm that your displays run LG webOS 4.0 or higher, and that your Windows 10 or later server and chosen database platform are supported. For detailed model compatibility and any limitations, check with the regional LG sales team. Decide how many devices you need to manage, since the full licence is a subscription of 1 to 7 years covering up to 15,000 devices. The free version needs no licence but has limited features, and the trial gives full features for 6 months on up to 10 devices.

Your IT team should also confirm that the displays and alert destinations, such as your email server or SNMP manager, can communicate. Request a quote and the SmartRooms Qatar team will confirm licence options for your screens.

Highlights

Manages up to 15,000 LG webOS signage displays
Requires LG signage running webOS 4.0 or higher
Runs on Windows 10 or later with supported databases
Email and SNMP alerts when thresholds are exceeded
Thumbnail view of live content on each display
Free version, 6-month trial for 10 devices, or 1 to 7 year licence

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

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Questions about LG SuperSign Control+

What is LG SuperSign Control+ and who is it for?

LG SuperSign Control+ is on-premise management software for LG signage displays running webOS. It suits IT and facilities teams responsible for many screens at once, such as a ministry with displays across several buildings in Doha or a school group with screens on multiple campuses. Its features cover monitoring, remote settings control and logging, all from one administration console on your own network.

How many displays can it manage?

The software supports integration with up to 15,000 signage displays. The number you need determines the licence: the full licence covers up to 15,000 devices, while the 6-month trial is limited to 10 devices. If you are planning a rollout across several Qatari sites, tell the SmartRooms Qatar team the expected device count so the quotation reflects your estate.

Which LG displays are compatible?

The software is designed for LG webOS signage and supports LG Signage running webOS 4.0 or higher. Compatibility for specific models and any limitations should be confirmed with the regional LG sales team before purchase. Check the webOS version on existing screens first, because units running older versions fall outside this requirement.

What server and operating system does it need?

The software runs on Windows 10 or later, and some higher versions of database platforms are supported. Because it is on-premise, it needs its own IT infrastructure and network environment, so your IT team should prepare a server before installation. For the exact database platform and version, confirm requirements with your LG regional sales contact or request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar.

Can it warn us before a screen fails?

Yes. You set custom warning thresholds for values such as temperature, applied per device group or category. When a value exceeds its limit, the system emails the designated observer or triggers an SNMP alert. A facilities team looking after lobby screens in a West Bay hotel, for example, can be warned about a rising temperature reading and act before a screen goes down during a busy event.

Can we see what each screen is showing without visiting it?

Thumbnail view displays real-time snapshots of the content currently playing on each device. Staff in a control room can confirm that the correct playlist is running on every screen across a campus or government building without walking the floors. Combined with the dashboard's device status summary and issue history, this helps you spot a faulty screen quickly.

Can we change brightness on many screens at once?

Yes. Select mode lets you choose multiple devices and apply batch changes in one action. Remote control also adjusts basic settings such as brightness from a central location. Each settings change is recorded in the history log, so a wrong configuration can be restored to an earlier version. This saves time when a school or hospital needs one setting applied across a whole group of displays.

Can displays dim automatically to save power?

Schedule configuration lets you set times for brightness, backlight and contrast. Because brightness is a major factor in a display's power use, a dimming schedule for evenings or out-of-hours periods can reduce consumption across a large fleet. Ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to help map schedules to your building hours before deployment, especially if your staff work the Sunday to Thursday week.

Can several staff use it with different permissions?

Yes. Multiple administrators can access the solution, and account management lets you assign different permissions to different administrators. This suits an organisation where one team handles device settings while another only reviews device status. Dividing responsibilities this way keeps changes to a large set of displays within authorised hands.

How do the free version, trial and full licence differ?

The free version works without a licence and offers limited device management features. The trial gives access to all features for 6 months on up to 10 devices. The full licence is a subscription for 1 to 7 years and covers up to 15,000 devices with unrestricted access to all features. An organisation evaluating the software before a larger rollout can start with the trial, then request a quote for a full licence.

Does it keep a record of problems and power events?

Yes. History management tracks device control history, power on and off events, device issues and settings changes. The device issue log helps you respond to recurring problems on specific screens, and the settings history supports restoring an earlier configuration. These records give facilities managers useful evidence when reporting on display reliability.

Can we install it on an existing server?

That depends on your server and database. The software needs Windows 10 or later and a supported database platform, and it must run within your own network environment. Send your planned server specification and expected device count to the SmartRooms Qatar team, and they will help you check the setup against the requirements before quoting.

How do we buy it?

Purchase is by quotation. SmartRooms Qatar supplies the software and delivers to all eight municipalities of Qatar, and accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and government tenders, including Monaqasat. Payment is by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order, and quotations are usually provided within one working day. Request a quote with your device count and locations to receive a licence proposal.