Get your menu on the screen.
Find your board code
Open your board in MenuHoster and choose “Show on a TV”. Keep its code or direct board link beside you.
What you should see: The code for the board you want to show.
Open or install Silk
Find Amazon Silk in the app list or install it from the device’s app store if it is available for your model.
What you should see: Silk’s browser address bar.
Open menuhoster.com/tv
Enter the URL, then enter your board code on the page.
What you should see: Your menu board begins playing.
Check your menu on the screen
Confirm the restaurant name, current prices and orientation. Use the browser’s full-screen control if it is available.
What you should see: Your board filling the available display area.
Review sleep and power settings
Use the Keep it on checklist below, then leave the board open without pressing the remote.
What you should see: The board continues to display without interaction.
Keep it on. Check the power settings.
Review the Fire TV’s display, screensaver and sleep options, and the TV’s own sleep timer, eco and auto-off settings. Names vary by model and year; some device settings may not be adjustable.
Leave the board open for a 10-minute test without touching the remote. Then test a reload and a power cycle. A web page cannot override the TV’s physical sleep settings.
What to expect. Know the limits.
No auto-start for this setup: open Silk again after power-on or a power cut. Choose a configured PC kiosk if you need unattended startup.
Fire OS 8 removed third-party app auto-start support for this setup. Plan to reopen Silk after power-on.
Page fullscreen can end after a reload, including the nightly maintenance reload. Playback resumes, but you may need a remote click or key press to enter fullscreen again. Browser or operating-system kiosk mode is separate; the page cannot force it.
Physical TV browser behavior still needs validation on your model. Test the setup on your own display before relying on it during service.
Something different? Try this.
The code is not accepted
Check the code in “Show on a TV”, enter it again, and confirm the board is still published.
The page is blank or incomplete
Reconnect to Wi-Fi, reload the page, and allow its images to finish loading. Update the browser or try a compatible stick or PC if the model cannot render the board.
The browser forgot the board
Open menuhoster.com/tv and enter the code again. Private browsing or cleared browser data can remove the saved board.