Putting up an LED screen comes with quite a variety of steps. In regard to choosing the location, factors like viewing distance, light in the surrounding area, and intended purpose should be accounted for first. When putting up screens indoors, it is important to have ventilation and access to plug sockets. If the screen is going outdoors, proper mounting and weather protection will be necessary. Subsequently, the LED screen needs to be put together based on directives from the manufacturer, which includes joining separate panels together. The screen also needs to be securely mounted, which can be done by using brackets or frames. The next step involves plugging in all the necessary cables, which include the video, power, and control cables. The last step requires calibration and testing to be done to verify that the screen displays properly at the brightess, contrast, and color settings that need to be configured.