HP LD4730 47-inch Micro-Bezel Video Wall Display - Manual (Page 10)

In Windows 7, go to the Control Panel, choose System, and then locate the computer name under Computer
name, domain, and workgroup settings. VOE displays the Computer Name as the Player Name.
Figure 3-2 Locating the Computer Name in Windows 7
In Windows Vista, open the Control Panel, choose System and Security, and then select See the Name of
this computer to view or change the name of the player. VOE displays the Computer Name as the Player
Name .
In Windows XP, open the Control Panel, choose System, and then select Computer Name to see or change
the name of the player. The Computer Name that VOE displays is the text starting from the left of the Full
Computer Name to the first period delimiter (Example: The full computer name is: TestSys899-
HP.YourDomain.net - Thus, VOE will display TestSys899-HP as the Player Name).
Display Name and Display Location
There are two user-defined fields in a VOE display that may help to uniquely identify displays in the network:
Display Name and Display Location. The information in these fields may be any text or numbers meaningful
to the user, along with any special character except the percent sign (%), and may be up to 32 characters in
length. The default text in the Display Name field is Display Name and the Display Location is blank. If
these fields are not populated, the Display Name and Display Location in the list will show the default text or
blanks.
The information may be entered into these fields in two ways:
● First, the information may be entered with the display's On-Screen Display (OSD). For details, refer to
the User Guide included with the display.
● The second way to enter information is with VOE. To input the Display Name and Display Location
information by using VOE, see Display Settings on page 25 in this guide for details on how to populate
these fields.
Display Model
The Display Model field is automatically populated in the display during the manufacturing process, and VOE
lists this information to differentiate between VOE display models within the network.
6 Chapter 3 Operating VOE