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Configuration ~ Video Settings
Dual Monitor
Dual Monitor is used if you want to use two monitors for different video sources—for
example, you can route local video to a VGA monitor and far-end video to a
television.
Dual monitor mode is particularly useful if you want to run the web browser,
share single images, or use presentations during a call.
To use dual monitor mode, you must ensure that one VGA and one
composite/S-video monitor are connected to the unit. You cannot use dual monitor
mode if you have only one monitor connected to your unit.
During a call, the composite monitor displays the video image while the VGA
monitor displays a graphic, presentation, or the web browser. This is a default
setting and cannot be changed. You can also use the VGA monitor to access the
V-There Menu screen.
When you are not in a call, the Main screen is displayed on both monitors.
The text “Dual Monitor Mode” is overlaid on the picture-in-picture (PIP) display
to remind you that the Dual Monitor Mode check box is selected.
During power-on, V-There detects whether or not a VGA monitor is connected.
You cannot select Dual Monitor Mode unless a VGA monitor is detected.
When Dual Monitor is activated, the Adjust Video Settings screens are
disabled during a call since changing the settings on these screens would disrupt
the transmission.
Auto Display Snapshot
This feature, if enabled, automatically displays video “snapshots” sent from the far
end camera. If you do not have this feature selected, you can press the Snapshot
button on the remote control or keyboard to display incoming images (you will be
notified by an onscreen message that an image has arrived).
The unit automatically
places the screen saver on
both monitors when using
Dual Monitor Mode.
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