Totoku LV32P1, User Manual

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Multi-Display Modes
About multi-display modes
The following modes are available:
● Independent Mode: two displays working independently and separately
● Stretched Mode: two displays combined into one desktop
● Single Display Mode: only one display working
Mode
Display/card 2 Displays/
card
4 Displays on 2 Cards
(2 Displays/card)
Independent
Mode
2 1 1 2
2 1 3 4
Stretched
Mode
1
2
1
Single Display
Mode
1
Independent Mode allows two displays to work independently and separately, which is a
very common multi-display configuration in Windows 2000 and XP. Each Display needs
to be set up separately.
Stretched Mode is where two displays, connected to the same card and running at
the same resolution, are combined into one wide screen desktop. This configuration is
usually used in Windows NT4.0.
Note: Four displays that are connected to two cards cannot be combined into one wide
screen desktop.