In this article, we will be showing you a feature inside the Directory tab that will show location names and also allow it to be customised e.g. adding a photo as a background.
The purpose of having different location names in Explorer is for the convenience of the customer to choose a specific location (i.e. Retail District) and only the tenants that are located inside that specific location (i.e. Retail District) will pop up in the results.
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Opening Explorer to view the locations that contain your tenants
Steps
1. In the PAM navigation menu, go to 360 Planner > Digital Signs
2. Select Digital Sign Map tab
3. Choose an Interactive Kiosk digital sign (i.e. They usually start with P 4.2)
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11. This is the default location design. Grey background will be applied if you don’t upload your own
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Adding a background photo to your location name
Behind the location names, there is a background photo allocated to it, as shown below
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3. Upon clicking it, scroll down and you will see the DIGITAL PROPERTIES IMAGE section
4. We have the PAM logo uploaded as the photo for this dictionary item. This is the same photo that you have seen in Explorer. Please remember that the image size required is 1920 x 1280 px and it automatically adjusts the photo for you in Explorer
5. Click [CLEAR] to remove the photo as we will now change the photo to something else
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6. Select [UPLOAD] to load another photo
7. Save changes
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9. Now you can see that the Theater location name has a new photo
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Enabling your location to be seen in Explorer
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Before proceeding, you are recommended to go through these articles or else you may have difficulty understanding what will be explained in this section Creating Destination Dictionary items Learning to draw in Map Editor Linking tenants to a location and view them on the Interactive Kiosk |
We will be adding “Stadium Precinct” as one of our locations to be shown in Explorer.
Steps
1. In the PAM navigation menu, go to 360 Planner > Map Editor
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11. The location is confirmed to be the correct one by looking at the top title card
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