HP c8000 manual Using setmon to configure the monitor

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configuring X Windows on HP-UX (other graphics cards) using SAM to configure X Windows

The Modify Default Visual menu item lets you set the default visuals, depth and resolution on a graphics device. It lets you identify which of these should be the default settings.

The Modify Screens Options item contains options that are specific to each graphics device. This list might be different for cards depending on the capabilities of each card.

Grayed out screen icons represent screens that have not been configured for use by the X Server. You can select these grayed out icons and choose the Add Screen to Configuration menu item to add screens to the configuration file. HP Visualize graphics devices are added to the X*screens file and other HP graphics devices are added to the XF86Config file.

More information on configuration of the X Server and each of the above actions can be obtained from SAMs on-line Help.

 

using setmon to configure the monitor

 

setmon is a configuration tool used to change the monitor settings for a

 

monitor attached to a graphics device. This tool permits you to change

 

the monitor's refresh rate, frame buffer resolution, and frame buffer

 

memory configuration (e.g., Stereo, Double Buffer), when the device

 

supports multiple options. To change the monitor type, the setmon

 

command can be executed directly or done through SAM.

 

The setmon executable is located at

 

/opt/graphics/common/bin/setmon. Under SAM this component is

 

located under the top-level “Display” folder, next to the “X Server

 

Configuration” icon.

 

 

NOTE

Changing the monitor type while the X Server is running will necessitate

 

killing and restarting the X Server. In order to change the monitor

 

settings, the X Server needs to be running on the device specified. For

 

these graphics cards, it may not be possible to test some of the monitor

 

settings before making the change permanent.

 

 

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Contents Manufacturing Part Number B2355-IE003 Edition E0206 Graphics administration guideLegal notice Contents Contents Windows configuration details Examples printing a key map Preface Product Dis Obsoleted On Name Number PrefaceDocument conventions Document conventions Chapter Configuring X Windows on HP-UX Graphics cards, see in this document Configuring X Windows on HP-UX HP Visualize graphics cardsServer configuration Screens file Description of the X*screens configuration fileSyntax guidelines X*screens file formatServer options Screen /dev/crtScreen entries DefaultVisualTransparent ScreenOptions MinimumMonitorPowerSaveLevel valueSample X*screens files Two physical displays, two separate screens Screen /dev/crt DefaultVisual Transparent Four physical displays, single logical screen Two physical displays, single logical screenDev/crt0 Dev/crt1 Dev/crt2 Dev/crt3 Host0.0 Double buffer extensions Miscellaneous topicsPerforming buffer swaps on vertical blank Determining swap performance Display power management signaling DpmsSupported devices Shared memory extension Mitshm Power saving states defined by VesaMulti-display support Supported X configurationsMulti-Display Device #2 Multi-ScreenSingle logical screen Single logical screen SLS Multi-screen supportHp CDE and single logical screen 3D acceleration and single logical screenServer configuration Supported visuals Hp Visualize- FXE, FX5 and FX10 device-dependent informationSupported screen options Hp VISUALIZE-FXE/5/10 configuration hintsDisabling the GLX visuals Overlay visuals and overlay transparencyChanging the monitor type Hp VISUALIZE-FXE/5/10 colormapsOther graphics cards Configuring X Windows on HP-UX other graphics cards Using SAM to configure X Windows Using SAM to configure X Windows Using setmon to configure the monitor XF86Config file format XF86Config fileServerLayout section Absolute RightOf LeftOf Above Below Relative XF86Config file Option Value Default Description Files section Usr/lib/X11/Xserver/modules/xf86 Opt/graphics/common/lib Module section Option Value Description InputDevice sectionScreen section XF86Config file Entry Description Position Display subsectionXF86Config file Monitor section Device section XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Sample XF86Config file Double buffer extension DBE ExtensionsDetermining swap performance Display power management signaling Dpms Dpms Dynamic library loading Cursor scaling FeaturesGlx visual suppression Visuals suppression Virtual frame buffer Xvfb Technical print service TPSSecurity Starting the X Server from the command line DefaultVisual optionClass DisableGlxVisuals Minimum monitor power save level optionDepth NoServerLoggingHideDuplicateGlxVisuals Keyboards Input devicesPointers Hp Fire GL-UX device-dependent information Output devicesSupported visuals Supported device optionsOption Overlay True Option TransparentIndex0 Supported monitor configurationsATI FireGL X1/T2/X3 device-dependent information TrueColor optional Overlay Image FSAAScale Supported monitor configurations Overlay visuals and overlay transparency Hp Fire GL-UX configuration hintsNumLongs/sizeofOverlayVisualPropertyRec HP Fire GL-UX Colormaps Hints Hardware compatibility table System requirementsATI FireGL X1/X3/T2-128Fonts MiscellaneousFile Description FilesATI FireGL X1/T2/X3 configuration hints Gamma correction Windows configuration details Making an x*.hosts file Using an /etc/hosts fileStopping the X Window system Customizing the mouse and keyboardChanging mouse button actions Modifying modifier key bindings with xmodmap To do this Use this expression Specifying key remapping expressionsPrinting a key map ExamplesMaking an x*.hosts file Making an x*.hosts file Chapter
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