Vidikron VL-37 manual Computer/Video Signal Compatibility Chart

Specifications

The DView can display video signals from a variety of computer sources via its RGB-HD and DVI inputs.

Table 7-2lists the signal types that are compatible with the DView, and indicates which of those are VESA standards.

Table 7-2. Computer/Video Signal Compatibility Chart

Signal Type	Mode		Vertical Frequency	Horizontal
			(Hz)	Frequency (kHz)
SD	720x240	60i	59.94	15.75
SD	720x480	60p	59.94	31.50
HD	1280x720	60p	60.00	44.90
HD	1920x1080	60i	60.00	33.70
VESA	720x400	85	85.00	37.90
VESA	720x350	85	85.00	37.90
IBM	720x400	70	70.10	31.50
IBM	720x350	70	70.10	31.50
VESA	720x480	60	59.94	31.50
MAC	720x480	67	66.70	35.00
VESA	720x480	72	72.80	37.80
VESA	720x480	75	75.00	37.50
VESA	720x480	85	85.00	43.60
VESA	800x600	56	56.25	35.20
VESA	800x600	60	60.30	37.90
VESA	800x600	72	72.20	48.70
VESA	800x600	75	75.00	46.90
VESA	800x600	85	85.10	53.70
MAC	832x624	75	74.50	49.70
VESA	1024x768	60	60.00	48.40
MAC	1024x768	60	60.00	48.70
VESA	1024x768	70	70.10	56.50
IBM	1024x768	72	72.10	57.50
VESA	1024x768	75	75.00	60.00
MAC	1024x768	75	75.00	60.00
VESA	1024x768	85	85.00	68.70
Note: The DView may not be able to display images from notebook computers in simultaneous (CRT/LCD)
mode. Should this occur, switch the notebook computer to “CRT only” mode. If you are unsure how to do
this, refer to your notebook computer’s user manual.

7.3

Computer/Video Signal Compatibility

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