Tseng Qtec VGA 1024, Руководство по установке

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"Primary Display" refers to the display that is active when
the computer is started up, while "Secondary Display" refers
to a second display that is installed but is not the primary
display. Note that no display actually has to be attached to
the secondary adapter; a display must always be attached to
the primary display so you can read the screen when you start
your computer. Therefore you should set the Qtec VGA1024
switches so that the display you want to use when you start
the computer is the Primary Display. Once your computer is
started, you can use the DOS MODE command to switch the
display from one screen to the other.
WHAT DISPLAYS CAN I USE WITH MY QTEC VGA1024 BOARD?
The Qtec VGA1024 board can actually drive several distinct
types of display monitors. The Qtec VGA1024 board can drive
an analog variable frequency color display, and the IBM 8512,
8513 and 8514 analog color display (Please note that Qtec
VGA1024 does not support 132-column display on the IBM 85XX
monitors). It can also drive TTL (digital) monochrome and
color displays.
We strongly recommend that you use a variable-frequency color
display (MultiSync-type monitor) with your Qtec VGA1024
board. The variable-frequency color displays take full
advantage of the Qtec VGA1024 board's advanced feature,
allowing a maximum resolution of 1024x768 with 16 colors
available from a palette of 256,000 colors and supporting all
text modes. You must, of course, set the Qtec VGA1024 board's
switches correctly for whatever display you have attached, as
shown in the tables on following pages.
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