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Using Manual Controls and the On-Screen Display.

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The monitor works with video circuitry that operates within these ranges: m horizontal scan rate of 30-69 kilohertz m vertical refresh rate of 48-160 hertz Common video modes ranges* Resolution 640 x 480 800 x 600 832 x 624 1024 x 768 1152 x 870 1280 x 1024 Vertical refresh rate (hertz) 60-85 60-85 75 60-85 75 60 * These are ranges only; the actual resolutions and vertical refresh rates that are available to you depend on your computer or graphics card. See the manual that came with your computer or graphics card for more information. If your computer supports any of these ranges, you don't need a graphics card. If your computer supports none of these video mode ranges, you need to install a compatible graphics card in your computer and connect the monitor to the video card. Note: The Apple 8•24, Apple 8•24GC, some NuBus™ graphics cards, and some third-party PCI cards are not fully compatible with your monitor. If a card is not fully compatible, the software cannot be used to adjust the screen image or change resolutions, but the controls on the front of the monitor may be used to adjust some setttings. Your Apple-authorized dealer can help you select a compatible graphics card. Keep this information, the information in the Appendix, "Technical Information," and your computer manual handy when selecting a card. Note: This monitor is preadjusted at common resolution and vertical refresh rate settings (see "Active Video Image Area" in the Appendix). If you don't use a preadjusted resolution, you'll need to adjust the screen geometry; to learn how to adjust the screen geometry, see Chapter 3, "Using Manual Controls and the On-Screen Display." Using more than one monitor If your computer has expansion slots, you can use your Apple Multiple Scan Display with one or more additional monitors connected to your computer. You may need a graphics card for each additional monitor you are using. See the manual that came with your computer for information on working with additional monitors. 4 Chapter 1

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Chapter 1
The monitor works with video circuitry that operates within these ranges:
m
horizontal scan rate of 30–69 kilohertz
m
vertical refresh rate of 48–160 hertz
Common video modes ranges*
Resolution
Vertical refresh rate (hertz)
640 x 480
60-85
800 x 600
60-85
832 x 624
75
1024 x 768
60-85
1152 x 870
75
1280 x 1024
60
*
These are ranges only; the actual resolutions and vertical refresh rates that are available to you depend on your computer or
graphics card. See the manual that came with your computer or graphics card for more information.
If your computer supports any of these ranges, you don’t need a graphics card. If your
computer supports none of these video mode ranges, you need to install a compatible
graphics card in your computer and connect the monitor to the video card.
Note:
The Apple 8•24, Apple 8•24
GC
, some NuBus
™
graphics cards, and some third-party
PCI cards are not fully compatible with your monitor. If a card is not fully compatible, the
software cannot be used to adjust the screen image or change resolutions, but the controls
on the front of the monitor may be used to adjust some setttings.
Your Apple-authorized dealer can help you select a compatible graphics card. Keep this
information, the information in the Appendix, “Technical Information,” and your computer
manual handy when selecting a card.
Note:
This monitor is preadjusted at common resolution and vertical refresh rate settings
(see “Active Video Image Area” in the Appendix). If you don’t use a preadjusted resolution,
you’ll need to adjust the screen geometry; to learn how to adjust the screen geometry, see
Chapter 3, “Using Manual Controls and the On-Screen Display.”
Using more than one monitor
If your computer has expansion slots, you can use your Apple Multiple Scan Display with one
or more additional monitors connected to your computer. You may need a graphics card for
each additional monitor you are using. See the manual that came with your computer for
information on working with additional monitors.