JVC AV42PD20ES „ Table of signals for each type of computer, Model Resolution Vertical Horizontal

Displaying a computer screen

„Table of signals for each type of computer

Model	Resolution	Vertical	Horizontal	Note
		frequency	frequency
		(Hz)	(kHz)
IBM PC/AT	640 ⋅ 480	59.9	31.5
compatible	(VGA)
		72.8	37.9
		75.0	37.5
		85.0	43.3		ENGLISH
		100.4	51.1
		120.4	61.3
	800 ⋅ 600	56.3	35.2
	(SVGA)
		60.3	37.9
		72.2	48.1
		75.0	46.9
		85.1	53.7
		99.8	63.0
		120.0	75.7
	1024 ⋅ 768	60.0	48.4
	(XGA)
		70.1	56.5
		75.0	60.0
		85.0	68.7
		100.6	80.5
	1280 ⋅ 1024	60.0	64.0
	(SXGA)
Apple	640 ⋅ 480	66.7	35.0	*2
Macintosh*1
	832 ⋅ 624	74.6	49.7	*2
	1024 ⋅ 768	74.9	60.2	*2
	1152 ⋅ 870	75.1	68.7	*2

*1 Check the settings before connecting. *2 When connecting to a Macintosh, use the signal adaptor (D-Sub15 pin) which is sold separately. For some computers with a mini D-Sub15 pin connection, connect with a RGB signal cable (sold separately). * Since the S-VGA, XGA, S-XGA signals are compressed, the display quality is limited.

*If non-standard signals other than those listed above are input, it may become out-of synch * As a characteristic of plasma displays, even at the above resolutions, position adjustment by the user may be necessary due to timing errors of the computer.

•IBM PC/AT is a registered trademark of International Business Machines, Inc.

•Apple Macintosh is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc.

The T-V LINK function will not work while the external input RGB/PC is chosen.

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