ATI Technologies RADEON 137-40225-20 Manual de usuario

RADEON™VE

User’s Guide

Version 1.0 P/N 137-40225-20 Rev. B

AT I and RADEON VE - ATI Technologies Inc.;Windows 98SE, Windows Millennium Edition,

Windows 2000 – Microsoft Corp.; VGA – International Business Machines Corp.

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RADEON™ VE User’s Guide 3

Using Multiple Monitors

Your RADEON™ VE provides dual display functionality and

TV Out from a single video card. This new technology changes

the way you view your PC, TV, and video graphics.

The RADEON™ VE uses HydraVision™ software to create a

seamless multiple display desktop. Multiple monitor display

works as one large work area. A single application can span all

monitors, or many applications can occupy their own specific

monitor. This feature will take your PC’s graphics and video

capabilities to the next level.

Connecting your RADEON™VE to your monitors

The RADEON™ VE provides support for one DVI-I monitor or

two VGA monitors using the supplied DVI-I-to-VGA adapter.

A television can also be used to expand your desktop by using

the S-Video connector

Plug the monitor cable into your card (if you are running

multiple monitors, connect their cables to the appropriate

connectors), then turn on the computer and monitor(s).

To connect a flat panel to the RADEON™ VE use the DVI-I

connector as shown on the following page. To connect a VGA

monitor to the DVI-I connector, plug the supplied DVI-

I-to-VGA adapter into the DVI-I connector, then plug your

monitor cable into the adapter.

When you use multiple monitors with your RADEON™ VE,

one monitor will always be primary. Any additional monitor(s)

will be designated as secondary. The primary monitor displays

the Windows®start-up logo during the computer’s boot process.

The monitor(s) that remain inactive(black) are secondary.

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DISPLAY CABLE

TO VGA MONITOR

TO DIGITAL/ANALOG DEVICE WITH DVI CONNECTOR

DVI-I-TO-VGA

ADAPTER

DVI-I

CONNECTOR

VGA

CONNECTOR

ON CARD

FROM

MONITOR

TO TV/VCR

RADEON™ VE User’s Guide 5

RADEON™VE Display Configurations

Legend:

CRT-(cathode ray tube) analog monitor utilizing the standard 15-pin VGA connector

DFP-digital flat panel monitor utilizing the 24-pin DVI-I connector

- The DVI-I connector can support a monitor using a 15-pin VGA connector via

DVI-I-to-VGA adapter

- The s-video connector on the board can support a composite connector via

s-video-to-composite adapter

Display

Configuration

Connector(s) Used Comments

CRT monitor - 15-pin VGA connector

- 24-pin DVI-I connector

(with DVI-I-to-VGA

adapter)

DFP monitor - 24-pin DVI-I connector

TV - s-video connector

CRT monitor +

- 15-pin VGA connector +

s-video connector

Unsupported configuration if the CRT

monitor is attached to DVI-I connector

via DVI-I-to-VGA adapter

DFP monitor +

- 24-pin DVI-I connector +

s-video connector

CRT monitor +

DFP connector

- 15-pin VGA connector +

24-pin DVI-I connector

CRT monitor +

CRT monitor

- 15-pin VGA connector +

24-pin DVI-I connector

(with DVI-I-to-VGA

adapter)

CRT monitor +

DFP monitor +

- 15-pin VGA connector +

24-pin DVI-I connector +

s-video connector

Please note that this will result in two

independent displays with the third

display “cloning” the image of one of the

other two displays.

CRT monitor +

UNSUPPORTED

CONFIGURATION

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Multi-Monitor Controls

The Windows®2000 Multi-Monitor Dialog

The Multi-Monitor dialog in Windows®2000 features a

graphic representation of the current monitor array. The Multi-

Monitor dialog is located in the Advanced Settings of the

Display Properties. You can drag the monitor illustrations to

new locations in the diagram to change the array. You can also

enable and disable monitors by double-clicking on the monitor

number in the list box.

The Multi-Monitor dialog in Windows®98SE and Windows®

Me is located in the Settings tab of the Display Properties. From

here, you can enable/disable multiple displays, change color

depth and screen resolution.

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To enable the secondary display (assuming a secondary display

is attached to your RADEON™ VE):

1Right-click on monitor labeled “2”.

2Click “Enable” in the drop-down menu.

3Click “OK”.

The Windows®98SE/Windows®Me Multi-Monitor Dialog

To change resolution or color depth:

1Left-click the desired monitor to make it active.

2Make the desired changes to the color depth and resolution.

To reposition your display, click and drag the appropriate

monitor to the desired position. For example, the secondary

display can be dragged to the left of the primary display. This

allows you to position your secondary display to be either

physically left or right of the primary display.

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Note

The RADEON™ VE offers Ratiometric expansion.

Ratiometric expansion (or digital panel scaling as it

is commonly known) expands a low resolution

image to fill a higher resolution panel. However,

Ratiometric expansion is only available on the

primary display. Therefore, if a DFP is set as

secondary, the extended desktop is disabled and the

resolution is less than the DFP monitor’s native

resolution. This causes the DFP monitor to default

to center mode.

RADEON™ VE User’s Guide 9

Dynamic Monitor Reassignment Windows®

98SE/Windows®Me/Windows®2000

In addition to the fact that you never have to reboot when

enabling and disabling multiple monitor settings, you can also

change the assignment of your primary and secondary display

on the fly without even rebooting!

1Right-clickonthedesktopandclickonProperties from the

drop down menu.

2Select the Settings tab.

3ClickontheAdvanced button.

4Select the Displays tab.

This window shows you the display(s) that are active, and the

button beside the active displays will be blue. The active blue

buttons will have the word “Primary”or “Secondary”beside

them.

Clicking on a blue button (in a dual display configuration) will

reassign the primary and secondary monitors. Clicking on

“Apply”will enable any changes that you have made.

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Note

Video overlay allows for the viewing of full-motion

video on your computer. However, there is only one

video overlay, which is only available on the primary

monitor.The RADEON™VE allows you to change

the primary monitor while viewing a DVD.

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