ATI X1300 User Guide - Page 56

Force TV detection, Detect whenever Catalyst®

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48 Determine how display devices are detected Use this feature to determine how the Catalyst® Control Center detects display devices connected to your computer. You can set the Catalyst® Control Center to automatically detect all connected display devices when it is opened or you can manually detect connected devices when they are required. 1 From the Tree View pane, click Display Options. 2 Click either • Detect whenever Catalyst® Control Center is opened. or • Use manual detection only (I must click Detect Displays button). Note: The Detect Displays button is located on the Displays Manager page. Force TV detection Use Force TV detection if your TV is not automatically detected by the Catalyst® Control Center and does not appear in the Displays Manager page. This may be the case if your TV has non-standard inputs. Note: If Force TV detection is required to detect your TV some features that rely on automatic detection, such as extended desktop, will not be supported. 1 From the Tree View pane, click Display Options. 2 Click Force TV detection enables this feature. Note: This option is not available if the installed graphics card does not support TV Out. Set resolution modes for devices with limited resolution capabilities 1 From the Tree View pane, click Display Options. 2 Select one of the following from the For displays of limited resolution capabilities drop-down menu: • List only those modes supported by all displays • Only allow panning on limited-resolution displays • List all possible modes (including panning modes).

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48
Determine how display devices are detected
Use this feature to determine how the Catalyst® Control Center detects
display devices connected to your computer. You can set the Catalyst®
Control Center to automatically detect all connected display devices when
it is opened or you can manually detect connected devices when they are
required.
1
From the Tree View pane, click
Display Options
.
2
Click either
Detect whenever Catalyst®
Control Center
is opened
.
or
Use manual detection only (I must click Detect Displays
button)
.
Note:
The Detect Displays button is located on the
Displays
Manager
page.
Force TV detection
Use
Force TV detection
if your TV is not automatically detected by the
Catalyst® Control Center and does not appear in the Displays Manager
page. This may be the case if your TV has non-standard inputs.
Note:
If
Force TV detection
is required to detect your TV some
features that rely on automatic detection, such as extended desktop,
will not be supported.
1
From the Tree View pane, click
Display Options
.
2
Click
Force TV detection
enables this feature.
Note:
This option is not available if the installed graphics card does
not support TV Out.
Set resolution modes for devices with limited resolution
capabilities
1
From the Tree View pane, click
Display Options
.
2
Select one of the following from the
For displays of limited
resolution capabilities
drop-down menu:
List only those modes supported by all displays
Only allow panning on limited-resolution displays
List all possible modes (including panning modes).