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TV + Analog display, Analog display + TV

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Chapter 4 Using nView Multi-Display Settings • One digital flat panel and one RGB display • One RGB display and one TV • One RGB display and one analog flat panel (with second RAMDAC) • One analog flat panel and one TV Note: Actual combinations supported on a given graphics card will vary. Setting up a multi‐display graphics card involves installing the graphics card on a computer, connecting the displays to your computer, and installing the current version of the NVIDIA ForceWare graphics display driver. After restarting your computer, the multiple display modes of the graphics cards installed are fully functional. When using any nView multi‐display mode, you can easily switch between the displays by following these steps: 1 Open the nView Display Settings page. 2 Click the Display pairs list and click the paired display combination you want. For example if you have an analog display, a digital display, and a TV connected to your computer, your choices are as listed below and shown in Figure 4.6. • Analog display + digital display • Digital display + analog display • TV + digital display • Digital display + TV • Analog display + TV • TV + Analog display 45 Quadro Workstation User's Guide

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Quadro Workstation User’s Guide
Chapter 4
Using nView Multi-Display Settings
• One digital flat panel and one RGB display
• One RGB display and one TV
• One RGB display and one analog flat panel (with second RAMDAC)
• One analog flat panel and one TV
Note:
Actual combinations supported on a given graphics card will vary.
Setting up a multi
display graphics card involves installing the graphics card on a
computer, connecting the displays to your computer, and installing the current
version of the NVIDIA ForceWare graphics display driver. After restarting your
computer, the multiple display modes of the graphics cards installed are fully
functional.
When using any nView multi
display mode, you can easily switch between the
displays by following these steps:
1
Open the nView Display Settings page.
2
Click the
Display pairs
list and click the paired display combination you want.
For example if you have an
analog display
,a
digital display
, and a
TV
connected
to your computer, your choices are as listed below and shown in
Figure 4.6
.
Analog display + digital display
Digital display + analog display
TV + digital display
Digital display + TV
Analog display + TV
TV + Analog display