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Resolution
Supported Refresh Rate
16 bit color depth
32 bit color depth
640 x 480
60, 7, 7
60, 7, 7
800 x 600
6, 60, 7, 7, 8
6, 60, 7, 7, 8
104 x 768
60, 70, 7, 8
60, 70, 7, 8
180 x 768
60, 7, 8
60, 7, 8
180 x 800
60, 7, 8
60, 7, 8
180 x 960
60, 8
60, 8
180 x 104
60, 7, 8
60, 7
166 X 768
60
60
1440 x 900
60
60
1400 x 100
60, 7, 8
60, 7, 8
1
On your notebook, right-click the Kensington icon in the system
tray to activate the user interface for configuring the settings of the
video output of the docking station
2
To change video modes, select
Extended (dualview)
or
Clone
mode.
Click Extended (dualview) to configure the external monitor in Extended
mode with just one click. Default setting for the Extended mode positions
the external monitor on the right side of the primary display.
NOTE:
The primary display corresponds to the display of your laptop
unless it is configured differently through the Display Properties interface
of the operating system.
When in Extended (dualview) mode you can select the position of the
external monitor how you want to see it compared to the monitor of your
primary display by clicking on the dualview Settings and select from the
displayed menu.
In Clone mode the resolution of the external monitor can not be modified
by the user but is automatically selected to better match the display
resolution of the laptop connected to the Docking Station. To change the
screen resolution of the laptop use the Display Properties interface of the
operating system. Click Advanced to activate this interface.
When you want to switch from Clone mode to Extended (dualview) mode
you can either click on dualview Settings and select the position of the
external monitor or just click on Extended (dualview): in this case the last
settings of the Extended mode are retrieved.
The change from Extended (dualview) mode to Clone mode and vice versa
takes few seconds to be completed.
3
To change the screen resolution of the external display select
Screen
Resolution
and select one of the options listed by the application.
For example, selecting 180x104 means that the video port will
provide video output of 180 pixels by 104 pixels. The resolutions
displayed in the user interface are a combination of those supported
by the docking station and those supported by the external monitor
connected to the docking station. If the external monitor does not
provide the information related to the supported resolutions the
docking station will adopt a default list of display resolutions.
4
To change the color quality of the external display when in Extended
(dualview) mode, select
Color Quality
and Medium (16 bit) or Highest
( bit) color depth.
5
To rotate the view of the external screen select Screen Rotation and
one of the possible options, Rotated Left, Rotated Right or Inverted.
Select Normal to switch to the normal view.
Note:
the refresh rate of the external monitor can only be modified
through the standard interface of the operating system and not through
the utility provided with the docking station.