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To connect three monitors to a Dell Optiplex 7010, you can use the built-in DisplayPort (DP) ports and the VGA port. Here's how you can set it up:

1. Check the available video ports: As you mentioned, the Dell Optiplex 7010 has two DisplayPort (DP) ports and one VGA port. Make sure all three monitors support at least one of these connection types.
2. Connect the first monitor: Use a DisplayPort cable to connect the first monitor to one of the DP ports on the Optiplex 7010. Ensure that both ends of the cable are securely plugged in.
3. Connect the second monitor: Connect the second monitor to the other DisplayPort (DP) port on the Optiplex 7010, using another DisplayPort cable.
4. Connect the third monitor: Since the Optiplex 7010 has only two DP ports, you'll need to use the VGA port for the third monitor. Connect the third monitor to the VGA port using a VGA cable.
5. Configure display settings: Once all three monitors are connected, you'll need to configure the display settings to extend the desktop across all monitors. Right-click on the desktop and select "Display settings" (Windows) or "System Preferences" -> "Displays" (macOS). From there, you should be able to set the arrangement and orientation of the displays.

Note: When using multiple monitors, it's important to consider the graphics capabilities of your computer. The Optiplex 7010 might have limitations on the maximum resolution and refresh rate it can support across multiple displays. Check the specifications of your specific Optiplex 7010 model to ensure it can handle three monitors simultaneously.
If you encounter any issues or limitations, you may need to consider using additional hardware, such as a DisplayPort splitter or an external graphics card, to connect and support three monitors.

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If you're asking if a Dell OptiPlex 7010 USFF will support Firewire the answer is No...Unless you purchase and install a Firewire card

The OptiPlex 7010 USFF has the following external connections:

• Front Panel: one microphone connector and one headphone connector
• Back Panel: one line-out connector and one line-in/microphone connector
• Network Adapter: one RJ45 connector
• Serial: one 9-pin connector; 16550 C compatible
• USB 3.0: Back Panel - 2
• USB 3.0: Back Panel - 2
• Video: 15-pin VGA connector
• 20-pin DisplayPort connectors - 2

I don't recommend any USB to Firewire convertors but if you can find a Firewire Convertor PCI Express Card you can try installing it but remember the USFF has only one Mini PCI Express 52-pin connector, I've highlighted a possible product. It allows for Firewire 800 speeds. The included optional internal Molex power connection is only required if your Firewire device doesn't have its own power adapter

If you're asking if a Dell OptiPlex 7010 USFF will support Firewire the answer is No...Unless you purchase and install a Firewire card

The OptiPlex 7010 USFF has the following external connections:

• Front Panel: one microphone connector and one headphone connector
• Back Panel: one line-out connector and one line-in/microphone connector
• Network Adapter: one RJ45 connector
• Serial: one 9-pin connector; 16550 C compatible
• USB 3.0: Back Panel - 2
• USB 3.0: Back Panel - 2
• Video: 15-pin VGA connector
• 20-pin DisplayPort connectors - 2

I don't recommend any USB to Firewire convertors but if you can find a Firewire Convertor PCI Express Card you can try installing it but remember the USFF has only one Mini PCI Express 52-pin connector, I've highlighted a possible product. It allows for Firewire 800 speeds. The included optional internal Molex power connection is only required if your Firewire device doesn't have its own power adapter

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One of the biggest disadvantages of a point&shoot camera is that they expect you to point and shoot without having to bother with minor details like shutter speeds and apertures. The 7010 is no different, offering no way of controlling the shutter speed directly. The best you can do is to set either the Night Scene or Night Landscape mode.

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