Totoku LV32E2, User Manual

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I tried to use a 32 bit color display and an 8 bit fixed linear gray monochrome display
together, display color changes.
The following symptoms occur due to restrictions for the Windows 2000/XP system
color palette. It is not a failure.
• When the primary display is set to 32 bit color and the secondary is set to 8 bit fixed
linear gray, the active title bar on the secondary display may appear dithered.
• When the primary display is set to 8 bit fixed linear gray and the secondary display is
set to 32 bit color, the background color on the secondary display turns to gray.
In Windows XP, the gray shades behind the menu temporarily changes.
This can happen when you have a 32 bit color display (primary) along with a fixed
linear gray monochrome display. Uncheck either "Use the following transition effect
for menus and tool tips: (Fade effect)" or "Show shadows under menus" in Display
Properties>Appearance>Effects .
What is the display driver version?
Version 1.12.2.2 released in January 2007
Driver upgrade history:
Version Release Changes
1.8.2.1 May/05 Released
1.12.2.2 Jan/07 Fixed bugs
1.13.0.158 Jun/07 Fixed a problem in /3GB switching function
What are the restrictions on display settings when calibrating displays?
● In an environment where an 8 bit color display is primary and a monochrome display
is secondary, proper calibration cannot be performed on the monochrome display.
To calibrate it properly, set the color display to 32 bit color or have the monochrome
display as the primary display.
● Displays set to 8 bit color mode cannot be calibrated.
● The Windows gamma correction function should be disabled.
● Calibration software for ME203L/ME213L/ME251i/ME253i2/ME315L/ME351i/
ME355i2 supports 32 bit color and fixed gray palette.
● Calibration software for CCL250i/CCL252i2/CCL316/CCL350i/CCL352i2 supports
32 bit color. Do not calibrate displays in 8/16 bit color mode.