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Specifying your Convert DVI display modes
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Clone monitor Sets the Convert DVI desktop display modes to those
that are supported by the DVI monitor that is connected to Convert DVI’s
DVI output.
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Clone monitor at 50 Hz When this option is selected, Convert DVI
takes the detailed timing display modes that are available on the DVI
monitor that is connected to Convert DVI’s DVI output, and sets them at
50 Hz. Detailed timing display modes are simply a group of resolutions
on your monitor that have detailed display information associated with
them. Every monitor has at least one detailed timing display mode. In
monitors with more than one detailed timing display mode, Convert DVI
will support the first three display modes provided by the monitor.
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Custom Select this option to choose up to three display modes, in any
combination, from the list of available 50 Hz, 60 Hz, and 75 Hz
resolutions. This option can also be used to support a non-standard
display mode when connecting a DVI-D device, such as a camera or
medical device, to Convert DVI’s DVI input when in stand-alone mode
(see
“Stand-alone mode” on page 42 ).
4 Click Load , and then restart your computer when prompted.
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After restarting your computer, if the resolution that you previously selected
for your Convert DVI desktop is no longer supported after changing display
modes, change the Convert DVI desktop resolution as described in
“Configuring your display settings for use with Convert DVI” on page 20 .
Convert DVI default display modes
The following is a list of the default display modes that are supported by Convert
DVI. You can set your Convert DVI to its default display modes by selecting
Default 60 Hz and 75 Hz in the Display Modes page (see “Specifying your
Convert DVI display modes” on page 37 ), or by clicking Reset DVI Output (see
“Resetting your Convert DVI display modes” on page 40 ).
• 640×480 @ 60 Hz and 75 Hz (supported on Snow Leopard only)
• 720×480 @ 60 Hz (supported on Snow Leopard only)
• 720×576 @ 60 Hz (supported on Snow Leopard only)
• 800×600 @ 60 Hz and 75 Hz
• 832×624 @ 75 Hz
• 1024×768 @ 60 Hz and 75 Hz
• 1280×720 @ 60 Hz
• 1280×1024 @ 60 Hz
• 1600×1200 @ 60 Hz
• 1680×1050 @ 60 hz