HP P Class 450/500/550/600/650/700/750 fx5 and fx10 Configuration Guide - Page 23

Available Video Formats

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HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Graphics Cards Configuring the HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Driver panel under Display Properties1. All video formats are available for True Color mode (32 bits per pixel) and 65536 color mode (16 bits per pixel). When a format is selected in this panel, the Test, Remove and Edit buttons will be active. Test will temporarily switch the current video format to the selected video format. It is important to verify that a video format will work on your display device before selecting it as the video format in the Settings panel. The Test will automatically return to the current video format after a 15 second time-out. The Remove button will remove the selected video format from the installed list and put it on the available list. This is necessary if you want to create a new video format with the same resolution and refresh rate as one of the predefined video formats but you need to modify the video timing parameters. You may also want to remove unused format to prevent them from being selected in the Settings panel. The Edit button allows you to modify the selected video format. You can only change the dot-clock for predefined video formats, but you can modify any of the timing parameters for custom video formats. Available Video Formats This panel presents all the defined, but not installed, video formats available. For example, if you need to use the 70Hz 1024x768 format, first select it and then press the Add button. This transfers the format from the available list to the installed list. You can now test this format to verify that it works on your display. The format will now be available in the Settings panel. You cannot remove any of the predefined video formats from the Available Video Formats list, but you can remove any of your own custom video formats. 1. On Windows 2000: click on Advanced from the Settings panel and then click on the Adapter tab to find the List All Modes button. Chapter 1 23

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HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Graphics Cards
Configuring the HP Visualize fx5 and fx10 Driver
Chapter 1
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panel under
Display Properties
1
. All video formats are available for True
Color mode (32 bits per pixel) and 65536 color mode (16 bits per pixel).
When a format is selected in this panel, the
Test, Remove
and
Edit
buttons
will be active.
Test
will temporarily switch the current video format to
the selected video format. It is important to verify that a video format
will work on your display device before selecting it as the video format in
the Settings panel. The
Test
will automatically return to the current
video format after a 15 second time-out.
The
Remove
button will remove the selected video format from the
installed list and put it on the available list. This is necessary if you want
to create a new video format with the same resolution and refresh rate as
one of the predefined video formats but you need to modify the video
timing parameters. You may also want to remove unused format to
prevent them from being selected in the Settings panel.
The
Edit
button allows you to modify the selected video format. You can
only change the dot-clock for predefined video formats, but you can
modify any of the timing parameters for custom video formats.
Available Video Formats
This panel presents all the defined, but not installed, video formats
available. For example, if you need to use the 70Hz 1024x768 format,
first select it and then press the
Add
button. This transfers the format
from the available list to the installed list. You can now test this format
to verify that it works on your display. The format will now be available
in the Settings panel.
You cannot remove any of the predefined video formats from the
Available Video Formats list, but you can remove any of your own custom
video formats.
1. On Windows 2000: click on Advanced from the Settings panel and
then click on the Adapter tab to find the List All Modes button.