ELSA ECOMO 20LCD9, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction
ELSA ECOMO 20LCD99
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Introduction
In order to give you a quick overview, this chapter provides you with important opera-
tional advice and general information about your new LCD monitor.
Monitor Features
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The ECOMO 20LCD99 is compatible with most analog RGB signals (red, green, blue).
It displays text and graphics in conjunction with VGA, SVGA, XGA (non-interlaced)
and the common Macintosh-compatible color graphics boards.
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Auto-Scanning is performed digitally by a microprocessor. The monitor automati-
cally synchronizes itself to any horizontal frequencies between 31.0kHz and 80.5kHz
and vertical frequencies between 30.0Hz and 85.0Hz. The micro-processor-based
control mechanism allows the monitor to operate in any frequency mode with the
precision of a fixed frequency monitor.
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In addition to the preprogrammed monitor display standards, the ECOMO 20LCD99
also provides the option of saving user-specific settings for these and other timings.
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The ECOMO 20LCD99 supports a maximum resolution of 1280 horizontal pixels by
1024 vertical lines on IBM-based systems. Therefore, it is ideal also for window-
orientated user interfaces such as Windows.
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The
ECOMO 20LCD99
includes the DDC1 and DDC2B functions. DDC (Display Data
Channel) is a transmission channel by which the monitor can automatically inform
the computer of its capabilities (e.g. supported graphics modes with the correspond-
ing timings). The system can only perform this function if both the monitor and the
computer (the graphics board) are support with the DDC function.
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The
ECOMO 20LCD99
has a multilevel power save function which reduces power
consumption when the monitor is not in use.