HP LD4730 Video Over Ethernet User Guide - Page 29

Display Settings

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Figure 3-39 Exit Password Dialog Display Settings Each VOE display has two user fields that may be populated to help identify displays and their locations. This can be very helpful in a large network of displays that are centrally managed and controlled. The two fields, Display Name and Display Location, can be set two different ways: with the display OSD or with the VOE's Display Setting Dialog. To populate the Display Name and Display Location fields using VOE: 1. In the Administrator menu list, highlight the desired display by clicking on any of the menu columns (other than the check box). The display must not be connected to any player, but it must have a status of Ready for Connection in the status column. Click on the Display Setting button. Figure 3-40 Highlighting a Display to Enter Display Information Administrator Mode 25

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Figure 3-39
Exit Password Dialog
Display Settings
Each VOE display has two user fields that may be populated to help identify displays and their locations. This
can be very helpful in a large network of displays that are centrally managed and controlled. The two fields,
Display Name
and
Display Location
, can be set two different ways: with the display OSD or with the VOE's
Display Setting Dialog.
To populate the
Display Name
and
Display Location
fields using VOE:
1.
In the Administrator menu list, highlight the desired display by clicking on any of the menu columns
(other than the check box). The display must not be connected to any player, but it must have a status
of
Ready for Connection
in the status column. Click on the
Display Setting
button.
Figure 3-40
Highlighting a Display to Enter Display Information
Administrator Mode
25