About TreeT

TreeT is a digital signage platform made up of a viewer, which plays content on kiosk and signage screens, and a CMS, which manages that content, the devices, and the schedule.

Two parts

• Viewer — the player that shows content on the on-site screens (kiosks). It runs on Windows, Linux, and Android.
• CMS — the central web console for managing content, devices, and schedules remotely, and for controlling screens in real time.

A site usually consists of one CMS host plus several kiosks. Even screens spread across several locations can be scheduled and monitored from one place, and the platform handles many kinds of media, including video, images, and web pages.

If this is your first installation — reading order

Step	What	When you need it
1	Site deployment	Start here. The full order of work and what to prepare for setting up one site
2	Installing the CMS server	Where step 1 points you — the actual procedure for installing one CMS server
3	A tour of the admin console	Once the CMS is up, what to click first
4	Operations and troubleshooting	After installation — what to check first when a screen shows nothing

🔵 If you received an installation package, the 읽어주세요.md (Read me) file inside it is the order above filled in with that site’s real values (addresses, version numbers). Read that first.

Learn more

• Key features — core features such as content scheduling, real-time control, and synchronization
• Program components — what the viewer, the CMS, and the supporting components each do
• Video encoding guide — which format to use so playback doesn’t stutter