32 Inch Educational Calendar Display Classroom Timetable Exam Schedule Wall Mounted Screen

A 32 inch board for schools and training centres that keeps timetables, room changes and exam schedules visible at the door, term after term.

Product Overview

Educational buildings run on repeating structure: a timetable that repeats weekly, a term calendar that changes a few times a year, and an exam period that needs completely different information. The 32 Inch Educational Calendar Display is designed around that rhythm. The default view is the weekly timetable for the room or corridor, with the current period highlighted so students can see what is happening now. During examination periods the same board switches to an exam view with subject, hall and start time. Because timetables change at the start of each term rather than daily, the update path is built for bulk import, and the optional CMS licence lets an administrator publish a new term to every board in a building in one operation.

Key Features

• 32 inch Full HD commercial panel readable from corridor distance
• Weekly timetable view with the current period highlighted
• Exam view showing subject, hall and start time during examination periods
• Daily view for room-specific scheduling and cover arrangements
• Bulk timetable import at the start of each term
• Optional cloud CMS licence for publishing a new term across a building or campus
• Non-touch configuration to keep student interaction limited to reading
• Wall bracket for corridor and classroom door mounting

Application Scenarios

• Classroom door showing the room's weekly timetable and current period
• School corridor showing the day's timetable with room changes
• Examination hall entrance showing subject, session and start time
• Library or study centre showing opening hours and booked sessions
• Training centre showing course timetables for multiple cohorts

Hardware and Specifications

This model is non-touch as standard. Brightness and processing figures are not listed here and are not claimed; confirm any required values against your tender specification.

Digital Calendar and Software

The application treats the academic calendar as its primary structure, so a change of term is a data import rather than a redesign.

• Weekly timetable view with current period highlighted
• Daily view for room-level changes and cover lessons
• Exam period view with subject, hall and session time
• Term-based schedule import from a prepared timetable file
• Colour categories for subjects or year groups
• Remote publishing of a new term through the optional CMS licence

Synchronisation with Google Classroom, Microsoft Teams, Outlook or a school management information system is not included as standard. Describe your MIS or calendar platform and we will confirm in writing what can be supported.

Connectivity and Installation

• Wi-Fi and Ethernet RJ45 for term updates and CMS publishing
• USB for offline timetable import at sites without network access
• Optional HDMI input for classroom presentation use
• Automatic return to the timetable view after power restoration
• Portrait orientation for narrow corridor columns

Customization and B2B Support

• School logo, crest and colour scheme
• Subject, year group and room naming conventions
• Custom exam view layout
• Housing colour options for corridor finishes
• Screen size selection for doors, corridors and halls
• Protective front options for high-traffic areas on request
• Packaging and documentation for education distributors
• OEM and ODM programmes for campus-wide standardisation

Quality and Compliance

• Panel inspection for uniformity and dead pixels
• Timetable and exam view functional test
• Aging run before packing
• CE, FCC and RoHS documentation available for configured models on request
• Certification scope confirmed per order and destination market

Project Scenario

A campus deployment typically begins with one building. The weekly timetable for each room is exported from the school's scheduling system, imported as a template, and checked against the printed timetable before the remaining boards are cloned. Boards are mounted at classroom doors and in corridors at around 1.5 metres to screen centre, with power from the nearest outlet. At the start of each term the administrator imports the new timetable and publishes it to the building; during examination periods the same boards switch to the exam view without any hardware change.

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