HP LD4730 47-inch Micro-Bezel Video Wall Display - Manual (Page 8)

3 Operating VOE
VOE runs as a background process whenever the player is running. This process monitors the network,
detecting connected displays and other players. When the VOE application is started, it opens the user dialog
and displays the VOE main menu to allow the user to perform operations. Closing the window does not break
connections to displays or prevent the player from showing to other players. If the user has closed the VOE
user interface window by clicking on the X, start the user interface again by right-clicking on the VOE dialog
and clicking Open VideoOverEthernet.
To stop the VOE application from running, right-click on the VOE icon and then click on Quit. The VOE icon
disappears from the system tray. When the user stops the application, it breaks any association and
connection of displays to the player, and the display status will change to Ready to Connect. To restart the
VOE application and user dialog, double-click the VOE desktop icon. All associations and connections are
automatically re-established as long as another player in the network has not associated with the display.
The VOE main menu is shown in the following figure:
Figure 3-1 VOE Main Menu
1 Association Box Check box to indicate the display to make an association with the player. In
User Mode, clicking on the check box will launch the association process. It will
not highlight the display for any other functions.
2 Display Name Will show the display name if it has been created in the display's On-Screen
Display (OSD) menu or with the VOE Display Settings dialog
3 IP Address The IP address assigned to the display in the network
4 MAC ID The MAC ID of the display
5 Display Location Will show the Display Location field of the display if it has been created in the
display's OSD menu or with the VOE Display Settings Dialog
6 Display Model Displays the model number of the networked display
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