Owner's Manual

A17
A
note about the video
memory
modes:
There is a total of 37 video
memory
modes,
generally
more modes than
you
will
use at
any
one time. Of these 37
modes,
6 are
permanent,
factory
fixed modes that cannot be
changed,
and another 6 are set at the
factory,
but
may
be overwritten to make more room. The
remaining
25
modes are left blank
(empty).
If
you
use
up
the 25 blank modes and still
have more new video
modes,
the monitor
will
store information
in
the
other 6 soft
preset
modes for the new mode
storage.
If
additional new
modes are
encountered,
the monitor
will
delete the lowest
memory
mode
and add the new mode.
If
you
use a video card that has a number of resolutions and
frequencies
that do not
correspond
to
any
of the monitor video modes set at the
factory,
here's what
will
happen:
1)
As the monitor encounters new video
data,
if
you adjust
the
image
control
icons,
the monitor
will
save the new information
in
the next
available
empty
mode
(mode
13
if
this is the first new data
encountered).
2)
If
you
have used
up
modes 13-37 with 25 new video
modes,
and the
monitor encounters another mode
(38th mode),
it
will
store the new
data
in
mode 13 and the old data of mode 13 is deleted.
In
addition,
If
the monitor encounters 39th new video
data,
the old
data of mode
14
is deleted and 39th data
will
replace
the mode
14,
with above
method,
when this monitor encounters new
mode,
it can
update
from mode 13 to mode 37
sequentially
and
continuously.
Because the monitor is
designed
this
way, you
will
always
have the
most recent 31 video modes
generated by your graphics
card
available with
your
own
image settings
recalled
automatically.
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Example:All
37 modes are filled with
following
data
Factory
fixed
mode
data
When new data is encountered
"m13"old mode 13 deleted
353637
m1m2m3m4m5m6m7m8m9m10m11m12m13m14m15m16
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Factory
fixed
353637
m35 m36 m37
Soft
presets
m35 m36 m37