Appendix A: PC Input Typical Display Modes

The display has a maximum resolution of 1920 x 1200. The following table is an illustration of some of the typical video display modes.

Your TV may not support different resolutions. Supported resolution modes are listed below.

If you switch your PC to an unsupported mode, a warning OSD should appear on the screen giving you 15 seconds to change back to your last setting.

Different graphics card and drivers allow for variable resolution support.

For the most compatible settings, we recommend you download the latest drivers for your graphics card. For more information, contact your PC manufacturer.

Index

Resolution

Frequency

(Hz)

 

 

1

640x480p - VGA

59

2

640x480p - VGA

72

3

640x480p - VGA

75

4

640x480p - VGA

85

5

800x600p - SVGA

56

6

800x600p - SVGA

60

7

800x600p - SVGA

72

8

800x600p - SVGA

75

9

800x600p - SVGA

85

10

1024x768p - XGA

60

11

1024x768p - XGA

60

12

1024x768p - XGA

66

13

1024x768p - XGA

70

14

1024x768p - XGA

75

15

1024x768p - XGA

84

16

1152x864p

75

17

1280x1024p - SXGA

75

18

1280x1024p - SXGA

85

19

1280x1024p - SXGA

60

20

1280x768p - WXGA

59

21

1280x768p - WXGA

59

22

1280x768p - WXGA

74

23

1280x768p - WXGA

84

24

1280x960 - WXGA

60

25

1280x960p - WXGA

85

26

1360x768p - WXGA

60

27

1360x768p - WXGA

60

28

1400x1050p - SXGA+

74

29

1600x1200p - UXGA

60

30

1920x1080p

59

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