Nortel Networks S640 Monitor Settings, Photo Info, 123, Change the settings for the options below

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Basic Camera Setup: The Setup Menu

eMonitor Settings

Press the d button M z(Setup menu) (A 117) M eMonitor settings

Change the settings for the options below.

Photo info

Choose information displayed in the monitor during shooting and playback mode. Brightness

Choose from five settings for monitor brightness. The default setting is 3.

Photo Info

The following display options are available.

See “The Monitor” (A 6) for information on indicators in the monitor.

During Shooting

During Playback

 

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Show info

 

 

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Auto info

The current settings or operation guide is displayed as in Show info

(default setting)

above. After a few seconds, display will be the same as Hide info.

Hide info

 

 

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Framing grid +

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In A(auto) mode, a framing grid is

The current settings or operation

Auto info

displayed to help frame pictures;

guide is displayed, as in Auto info

 

other current settings or operation

above.

 

 

guide is displayed for a few

 

 

 

seconds, as in Auto info above.

 

 

 

In other shooting modes, the

 

 

 

current settings or operation guide

 

 

 

is displayed, as in Auto info above.

 

 

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Nortel Networks S640 user manual Monitor Settings, Photo Info, 123, Change the settings for the options below

S640 specifications

Nortel Networks S640, a notable member of the Nortel product line, offers a comprehensive solution for enterprises requiring high-performance network equipment. Known for its reliability and extensive features, the S640 has gained traction in various industries, addressing the demand for robust telecommunications and data networking.

One of the primary characteristics of the S640 is its advanced switching capabilities. It operates at Layer 2 and Layer 3, making it suitable for diverse network topologies. The switch is capable of managing a high volume of data traffic efficiently due to its scalability, accommodating growing network needs without compromising performance.

The S640 is equipped with Power over Ethernet (PoE) technology, which simplifies the deployment of connected devices like IP cameras and VoIP phones. This feature not only reduces the need for separate power supplies but also enhances installation flexibility.

Another vital feature of the S640 is its support for Quality of Service (QoS). This functionality ensures that critical applications receive priority over less essential traffic, leading to improved performance for services such as voice and video over the network. QoS management is especially crucial in business environments where it is necessary to maintain operational efficiency and user satisfaction.

Security is paramount in modern networks, and the S640 addresses this with a range of integrated security features. It supports advanced authentication mechanisms such as IEEE 802.1X, ensuring that only authorized devices can access the network. Additionally, features like virtual LAN (VLAN) support help isolate different segments of network traffic, bolstering security and management capabilities.

The S640 also emphasizes energy efficiency, making it an environmentally friendly option for enterprises concerned about their carbon footprint. Nortel has designed this equipment to meet various energy standards, reducing consumption while delivering optimal performance.

In summary, the Nortel Networks S640 stands out in the crowded networking market through its powerful switching capabilities, support for PoE and QoS, robust security features, and commitment to energy efficiency. This combination of characteristics makes it an ideal choice for enterprises looking to upgrade their networking infrastructure to meet contemporary demands. With its reliable performance and versatile functionalities, the S640 continues to be a significant asset in the evolution of network technology.