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Operations
Adjusting the sound and picture
Signal compatibility
The signal specifications that this unit supports are as follows:
PC mode (RGB signal)
Display mode
Screen resolution
Horizontal
Vertical
(dot 
×
 line)
frequency (kHz)
frequency (Hz)
Macintosh
13” color
640 
×
 480
35.0
67
16” color
832 
×
 624
49.7
75
IBM PC compatibles
VGA text
640 
×
 400
31.5
70
VGA graphics
640 
×
 480
31.5
60
VESA VGA
640 
×
 480
37.9
72
640 
×
 480
37.5
75
640 
×
 480
43.3
85
VESA SVGA
800 
×
 600
35.2
56
800 
×
 600
37.9
60
800 
×
 600
48.1
72
800 
×
 600
46.9
75
800 
×
 600
53.7
85
Video mode (video signal)
NTSC color system
Displayed in 640 
×
 480 area
Notes on the PC mode
• This unit does not support XGA mode (1,024 
×
 768) and above. If you set the vertical frequency to 60
Hz in XGA mode, the picture is displayed but the picture quality is poor due to the signal loss.
Change the screen resolution on your PC to SVGA or VGA.
•Though the Glasstron supports the signals listed above, set the vertical frequency to 60 Hz when
using with SVGA (800 
×
 600), or to 72 Hz or 75 Hz with VGA (640 
×
 480) mode. Also adjust the
vertical frequency of the external display output signal of the connected computer.
• When you display VGA pictures (640 
×
 480) or NTSC video pictures (video mode), the pictures are
not displayed across the entire screen. About 60% area of the screen is utilized when VGA pictures
appear, or about 60% area is utilized when NTSC video pictures appear.
• Some notebook type PCs do not output the RGB signal in the adjusted screen resolution and the
vertical frequency from the external monitor port until you set the PC to external display mode.
• When you use Microsoft Windows 95 or Windows 98, install the information file included in the
supplied Windows 95/Windows 98 PC Glasstron Information Disk. For details on how to install the
information file, refer to the Installation Guide “Windows 95/Windows 98 PC Glasstron Information
Disk/screen adjustment disk for Macintosh.”
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