Digital Tigers SideCar MMS Series The following is the resulting screen in a six-monitor example

3.Select the lowest number SideCar monitor (click on the monitor with your mouse).

The following is the resulting screen in a six-monitor example:

The lower half of the dialog box will display the properties for this monitor:

ƒDisplay: You should see a description such as, “Plug and Play Monitor on Digital Tigers SideCar MMS”. (The monitor name may vary, but you should see the “Digital Tigers SideCar MMS” portion regardless.)

ƒScreen resolution: You should see a slider running from “Less” to “More”, with corresponding numeric descriptions. The default is “640 by 480 pixels”. Screen resolution controls how much information can be displayed on a given monitor. Analog CRT monitors typically work at multiple resolution settings, but flat-panel displays are typically optimized for a single resolution setting.

ƒColor quality: You should see one of various drop-down field values, such as “Highest (32 bit)”, “Medium (16 bit)”, and “Low (8 bit).”

ƒCheckbox: “Use this device as the primary monitor” (grayed out by default)

ƒCheckbox: “Extend my Windows desktop onto this monitor”

ƒIdentify: This button displays the identifying number of each monitor. (For example, “1” will display on your notebook LCD by default.) This feature is useful to confirm which settings control which monitor at your work area.

ƒTroubleshoot: This button activates a Windows monitor troubleshooting wizard.

ƒAdvanced: This button provides access to advanced features discussed elsewhere in this manual.

35- MONITOR ACTIVATION AND CONFIGURATION