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vDisplay HDI-Pro IP Engine User Guide
Configuring the NoVideo Message
You can configure the
NoVideo
message to appear on your connected display device when the vDisplay
IP engine is not receiving video.
To configure the NoVideo message
1.
In the
MessageControl
section of the
GEV Device Control
dialog box, click the list to the right of
MessageSelector
and select
NoVideo
.
2.
Enter the duration for the message to display on your connected display device (in milliseconds) in
the
MessageDuration
box.
3.
Click in the list to the right of
MessageMode
and select
On
or
Off
.
The
NoVideo
message appears on your display device when the expected frame rate drops below the value
entered in the
ExpectedFrameRate
box. A valid range for the expected frame rate is 0.001 Hz to 100 kHz.
Configuring the Channel Message
You can configure the vDisplay IP engine to show channel information on your connected display device
for a specified number of milliseconds. After the channel information is configured, you can use the
channel selector buttons on the vDisplay IP engine to cycle through the video channels.
To configure the channel message
1.
In the
MessageControl
section of the
GEV Device Control
dialog box, click the list to the right of
MessageSelector
and select
Channel
.
2.
Enter the duration for the message to display on your connected display device (in milliseconds) in
the
MessageDuration
box.
3.
Click in the list to the right of
MessageMode
and select
On
or
Off
.
To configure the channel message to appear for 5.5 seconds, enter
5500
in the
MessageDuration
box.
Updating the vDisplay IP Engine Firmware
You can update the vDisplay firmware as new versions become available. You will need the following items
to complete the update:
•
The latest vDisplay Firmware Updater application, available at the Pleora Technologies Support
•
The latest firmware (dfw file), also located at the Pleora Technologies Support Center.
