Sigma CYBER 5500 II DVI, User Manual

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Part Description
Figure1. Sigma Cyber 5500 DVI
1. VGA Monitor output
is connected to the monitor and outputs video signals.
2. Composite/S-VHS TV output
is to transmit PC screen into Composite/S-VHS signals.
3. DVI-I Dual Link output (24 pins)
accepts either a 12- or 24 - pin DVI plug connector or new type of analog plug connector.
4. Feature connector
is a connection jumper for connection with other multimedia products.
To use the function, you need to refer to the manual provided by its manufacturer.
5. ROM BIOS
is the location of the memory containing basic program code to control the VGA in your system.
6. Video memory
is a storage place to have the contents to be displayed on the screen. It is called as Frame
buffer or Video buffer. 32MB high speed SDRAM or DDR SGRAM are provided as standard,
which is the maximum amount of memory supported by the CYBER 5500 DVI.