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Introduction
The new BART Smart TV Dashboard has been specifically designed for any smart television or Chromecast-enabled screen.
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If not keen on using a smart television, no problem! We still support Raspberry Pi access so you can use the Dashboard the same way as you always have – this is just an extra option.
What if I don’t have a
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Smart TV?
If you have a non-smart TV that can’t download applications, you can still run your Group Dashboard TV app by purchasing a ‘Chrome Cast’ unit for around $60. This is the unit we recommend
All you’ll need is the Chrome Cast, any television or screen with an HDMI input, and an internet connection.
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Setting up your Smart TV Dashboard
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The BART Dashboard requires a dedicated Dashboard-type license. Although it’s possible to use a personal BART account, some features won’t function correctly. |
Create a Google account if you don’t already have one.
Turn on your Google Smart TV or Chromecast and login to your Google account
Scroll across the menu at the top of the screen and select ‘Apps’
Next scroll down to search and type ‘BART Dashboard’ and install the app
Finally start the BART Dashboard app and login to your BART Dashboard account
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Configure your Android Smart TV Dashboard to Start-up Automatically
Search & Install App Projectivy Launcher: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spocky.projengmenu
Open App & Accept requested permissions
Go To Settings > Projectivy Launcher Settings
Power > Autostart on Boot > BART Dashboard
Go Back out of Settings
Go to System > Accessibility Service > Show Accessibility Settings > Yes > Projectivy Launcher > Enable
Restart Device > BART Dashboard Should now Start-up automatically.