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MAC Address VOE, SW Version MNT

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Level 1 Menu Level 2 Menu Information IR out Firmware Update Color Calibration Color Calibration Result Level 3 Menu Description Shows the following: Serial number SW Version (MNT) - The version of the firmware driver running on the display. IP Address (VOE) - The IP Address of the network connection handling video data to the display. MAC Address (VOE) - The Media Access Control address of the network connection handling video data to the display. IP Address (NSM) - The IP Address of the network connection handling control data to the display. MAC Address (NSM) - The Media Access Control address of the network connection handling control data to the display. Enable - Enable the external IR receiver and IR daisy-chain support. Disable - Disable the external IR receiver and IR daisy-chain support. The default setting is Disable. Current Ver. - Shows the version number of firmware currently running on the display. Detected Ver. - Shows the version number of firmware detected on a USB device plugged into the display. Yes/No - Choose yes to upgrade firmware on this display. Enter - Enter the color calibration process. Restore Factory Cal. - Restores the factory calibration settings. Restore Last Cal. - Restores the last calibration settings. Exit - Exit without calibrating color. See Tuning color on page 52 for details of the color calibration process. When calibration is complete, the display measures the following parameters with the new correction: Luminance Color Temperature Gamma R, G, and B coordinates in CIE X,Y color space The number of hours since calibration is also shown. If the display has never been calibrated, that fact is shown. Using the On-Screen Display menu 47

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Level 1 Menu
Level 2 Menu
Level 3 Menu
Description
Information
Shows the following:
Serial number
SW Version (MNT)
— The version of the firmware driver
running on the display.
IP Address (VOE)
— The IP Address of the network
connection handling video data to the display.
MAC Address (VOE)
— The Media Access Control address
of the network connection handling video data to the display.
IP Address (NSM)
— The IP Address of the network
connection handling control data to the display.
MAC Address (NSM)
— The Media Access Control address
of the network connection handling control data to the display.
IR out
Enable
— Enable the external IR receiver and IR daisy-chain
support.
Disable
— Disable the external IR receiver and IR daisy-chain
support.
The default setting is Disable.
Firmware
Update
Current Ver.
— Shows the version number of firmware
currently running on the display.
Detected Ver.
— Shows the version number of firmware
detected on a USB device plugged into the display.
Yes/No
— Choose yes to upgrade firmware on this display.
Color
Calibration
Color
Calibration
Enter — Enter the color calibration process.
Restore Factory Cal. — Restores the factory calibration settings.
Restore Last Cal. — Restores the last calibration settings.
Exit — Exit without calibrating color.
See
Tuning color
on page
52
for details of the color
calibration process.
Result
When calibration is complete, the display measures the
following parameters with the new correction:
Luminance
Color Temperature
Gamma
R, G, and B coordinates in CIE X,Y color space
The number of hours since calibration is also shown. If the
display has never been calibrated, that fact is shown.
Using the On-Screen Display menu
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