The upper part of the player settings dialog contains of:

1. Name
2. Tools menu (see below)
3. Screenshot
   An image showing the currently playing content on the player. Note that this is not a live video, but a screenshot that can be updated on request by hovering over it and click the Refresh button.
   If a player is currently not attached to a physical device, is down, or has some problem that makes it not able to get a screenshot, the image will instead show "No screenshot available".
4. Content
   Displays what playlist, layout or circuit is currently in use on the player.
5. License
   Displays the current license applied on the player. If the player is "Unlicensed" it will show a watermark as well as a trial scene.
6. Hardware
   A physical device. When the player is attached to a hardware, it will generally show the devices host name. If it's not currently attached, it will show "Not attached".
7. Total status
   More information about the underlying services in a player. The playback and screen services as well as background services may be monitored.
8. Timeline
   An automatically updating list of events on the player.
9. Edit
   Click the Edit button to change the player name, description and content.

A player has more advanced settings. To access these settings click the Tools button in the top right of your selected player. 

Now you will see this menu.

• Settings
  Here you have the settings tab, this is where you can fine tune your player. 
• Edit
  Let's you change name and content on the player etc.
• Permissions
  Setup permissions for this player.  
• Preview
  Preview the content currently active on the player
• Power
  Let's you "Reload" and "Reboot" the player. The difference between these two is that "Reload" restarts the player and "Restart" restarts the entire screen/computer. 
• Installer
  Download a player specific installer that is already connected to the player in Portal. 

Settings

After clicking the settings button in the previous menu you will see this tab. 

• Advanced
  Here you have the Advanced settings tab, this is where you can fine tune your player. 
• Audio
  Mute or change the volume of the player. 
• Discovery code
  Change discovery code for the player, this is useful if the old player broke and you need to connect the new one to Portal.
  Reset player / get new discovery code (Premium)
  Reset player / get new discovery code (Lite)
• Download Proxy
  Setup a proxy for your player 
• Download Schedule
  Select when you want your player to download new content
• Screen
  Setup screen control and screen scheduling. Read more about this here: Screen scheduling
• Time zone
  Select a timezone for your player, this will effect clocks etc. on the Lite player. 
• New Setting
  Here you are able to add custom settings, for a list and more information about these settings go to this page: Custom settings

Advanced settings

• Resolution
  Pick a predefined resolution for your player (in most cases this should never be changed since it is done automatically)
• Software package
  Send out automatic software updates to Premium players.
• Hardware
  Edit the hardware attached to your player. 
• License
  Detach or apply a license to the player.
• Monitor status
  Here you can ignore the status of the player, meaning it wont turn red or green if it is working or not.