Note: Some Philips displays run standard Android without Wave support. In those cases, Fugo may still run via manual APK installation (sideloading).
This directory focuses specifically on Wave-enabled professional displays and the supported deployment model through Philips ProStore.
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Understanding Philips Wave Displays
Philips professional displays use the Wave platform for remote device management and application deployment.
Wave-enabled displays are commercial Android-based signage displays designed for:
Continuous operation
Remote fleet management
Application installation via Philips ProStore
Fugo runs on Philips displays that:
Have an Android SoC, either built into the panel or added with an OPS module, since Fugo installs as an Android app from the ProStore
Support the Wave platform
Have the Wave app installed
Are claimed inside a Wave account
☝️ Check for Android as well as Wave. Wave and Fugo have slightly different needs: Wave works on some panels that have no Android SoC, while Fugo needs Android to install into. Most Philips signage lines have Android built in. The P-Line is the exception, and it takes an Android module - see the P-Line section below.
🔗 Find Fugo on the Philips ProStore here
Minimum requirements
To run Fugo on a Philips Wave-enabled display, you must have:
A Philips professional display with an Android SoC, built in or added via an OPS module, that supports Wave
Compatible firmware (see Philips Wave supported display list)
The Wave app installed and active on the display
The display claimed in your Wave account
Network access allowing outbound ports 80, 443, and 8883
Wave Lite is sufficient to run Fugo. Wave Essential is required only for bulk display claiming and advanced fleet features.
Supported display lines
Wave support depends on both model and firmware version. Refer to Philips' official Wave documentation to confirm compatibility for your specific model.
The following Philips professional display lines are supported under Wave (subject to firmware requirements):
Q-Line
D-Line
T-Line
E-Line
C-Line
S-Line
CRD Series
P-Line (with the CRD52 Android module, see below)
B-Line (additional installation requirements may apply)
I-Line (limited support)
P-Line: specify it with the CRD52 Android module
The P-Line is built around the Wave chipset, which handles remote management without needing an Android SoC of its own. Since Fugo installs as an Android app from the ProStore, a P-Line panel on its own has nowhere to install it.
The supported configuration is P-Line together with the CRD52. The CRD52 is Philips' own OPS accessory: it slides into the display's OPS slot and adds Android 14 with 8 GB of RAM and 64 GB of storage, which is comfortably above what Fugo needs, while keeping Wave remote management. The optional CRD29 adds Wi-Fi if there is no wired network at the screen.
So the P-Line is a good choice for Fugo, as long as the CRD52 is on the order. Two practical points:
Budget the module as part of the screen rather than an optional extra, and check it appears on the quote.
Because Wave support depends on firmware, we recommend confirming compatibility directly in the Philips Wave documentation before purchasing hardware for new deployments.
Recommended for new deployments
For new purchases, we recommend selecting current-generation Philips professional displays that:
Have an Android SoC, built in or added with a CRD52 module
Ship with recent Android firmware
Are explicitly listed as Wave-supported
Receive ongoing firmware updates
D-Line and Q-Line displays are commonly deployed in commercial signage environments and are generally suitable for Fugo deployments when running supported firmware.
Performance notes
Philips Wave-enabled displays are commercial signage hardware designed for extended operation and professional environments.
Supported capabilities when running Fugo include:
Landscape and portrait orientation
Scheduled and automated playback
Web-based dashboards and apps
Remote screen monitoring
Remote application updates via Wave
Offline playback of uploaded media
Performance will vary depending on:
Firmware version
Network stability
Dashboard complexity
Concurrent content usage
For high-performance dashboard environments, ensure stable wired connectivity where possible.
Setup guide
For instructions on installing and configuring Fugo on Philips Wave-enabled displays, see:
For full Wave platform documentation, refer to the official Philips Wave Getting Started guide:
Other hardware
For an extensive list such of the other operating systems we support and our recommended hardware directory, please see this article.