Mango Display for Raspberry Pi
Turn your Raspberry Pi into a smart digital display. Show calendars, weather, photos, and more — running 24/7.
Setup in a Few Simple Steps
Step 1 — Set Up Your Mango Display
Log in to your Mango Display account, select “Add New Display,” and choose the “Web Browser” option. Once your display is set up, copy its unique URL — you’ll use this on your Raspberry Pi.
Step 2 — Display on Your Raspberry Pi
Make sure your Raspberry Pi is running the latest version of Raspberry Pi OS. Open a web browser on your Pi and paste in the display URL from Step 1 to confirm it loads correctly.
Running 24/7 — Autostart & Kiosk Mode
Open Full Screen
Open your browser and paste in your Mango Display URL. Set the browser to full-screen mode (usually F11 or a full-screen option in your browser settings) so it fills the entire display with no toolbars visible. For a hands-free setup, configure it to launch automatically in full screen on startup — search for “Raspberry Pi kiosk mode [your OS version]” for up-to-date steps for your setup.
Hide the Mouse Cursor
If you have a mouse plugged in, the cursor will sit on top of your display. You can configure your Pi to hide it automatically when it’s not moving. Search for “hide mouse cursor Raspberry Pi [your OS version]” to find the right tool for your setup.
Prevent the Screen from Sleeping
By default, Raspberry Pi OS may blank the screen after a period of inactivity. Disable screen blanking in your display settings so your Mango Display stays on around the clock.
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