Colorgraphic Communications Corporation Windows NT 4.0 (Intel x86) video driver support for the following Colorgraphic multi-screen video adapters. Part No. | Board Description |Bus Type ³Video Chip ³Production Level ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 612180 | Twin Tuna' | PCI | 5480 4 MB |In Production 612181 | Evolution 2V | PCI | 5480 4 MB |Production 1998 | | | | 612182 | Evolution 2 | PCI | 5480 4 MB |In Production 612184 | Evolution 4 | PCI | 5480 4 MB |In Production 612185 | Evolution TV | PCI | 5480 4 MB |Production 1998 | | | | Resolution, refresh and color depths supported. * Rev C BIOS required. 1 - Fujitsu 42" Plasma Native mode H x V x colors |Vertical Refresh ----------------------------------- |640x480x256 | 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |640x480x64k | 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |640x480x16.7M | 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |848x480x256 | 60 | *1 ----------------------------------- |848x480x64k | 60 | *1 ----------------------------------- |848x480x16.7M | 60 | *1 ----------------------------------- |800x600x256 |56 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |800x600x64k |56 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |800x600x16.7M |56 60 72 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1024x768x256 |43 60 70 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1024x768x64k |43 60 70 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1024x768x16.7M |43 60 70 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1280x720x256 | 75 | * ----------------------------------- |1280x720x64k | 75 | * ----------------------------------- |1280x720x16.7M | 75 | * ----------------------------------- |1152x864x256 | 70 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1152x864x64k | 70 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1152x864x16.7M | 70 75 85 | ----------------------------------- |1280x1024x256 |43 60 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1280x1024x64k |43 60 75 85 100 | ----------------------------------- |1280x1024x16.7M|43 60 75 | ----------------------------------- |1600x1200x256 |48 60 70 | ----------------------------------- |1600x1200x64k |48 60 70 | ----------------------------------- |1920x1080x256 | 72 | * ----------------------------------- |1920x1080x64k | 72 | * ----------------------------------- Installation: If you have downloaded a zip file then unzip the files to the root directory of a floppy diskette. From the Start menu click on Settings and click on the "Control Panel". Double-click on the "Display" icon, the "Display Settings" dialog box will appear. Press the "Display Type..." button and the "Display Type" dialog box will appear. Press the "Change..." button and a "Change Display" dialog box will appear. Now press the "Have Disk..." button and a prompt will appear for the diskette add NT to the path. Insert the driver diskette and press "OK". The disk will be read and the Device type, "Colorgraphic CL80 Multi Screen Graphics Adapter" will be shown in the list. Press OK to continue, a third party warning message will appear asking to proceed. Press the yes button. The files will be copied to the system, a shutdown and reboot must be performed for the new drivers to be loaded. The default resolution will be 640x480 256 colors. Release Notes: Release (2) 5/22/1997 Release (3) 7/21/1997 1280x1024x24bpp working correctly. Release (4) Release (5) Released in beta only. Release (6) Added 16x9 modes. Release (7) 7/29/1998 848x480 modes listed as 60Hz. Polygon problem resolved. Release (8) 8/06/1998 Pattern mask problem fixed. Release (9) 10/16/1998 Added independent display power management support. Corrected vertical refresh override problem. Added DPM Screen Saver to use IDPM support. Change installation to set SelectMethod to 1. Release (10) 11/10/1998 Pattern polygon problem resolved. Configuration: To configure your multi-screen system for a specific setup, from the Start Menu click on Settings and click on the Control Panel. Then double-click on SetArray. When the dialog box appears it will give you choices for the number of horizontal and vertical displays, single screen, the full screen display and blank-on-full-screen option. Any changes made with SetArray will become effective the next time NT boots. After SetArray changes have been saved the display array parameters will be updated in the System Registry. If changes were made to the array size a dialog box will prompt you to apply changes now with yes or no buttons. The DisplayArray parameters are described as follows: "H" controls the number of horizontal screens desired. "V" controls the number of vertical screens. Both parameters must be set or the driver will auto-configure for the number of cards in the system. The "FullScreenDisplay" can be used to change the default screen for a DOS full screen prompt. Valid numbers are 0 through the numbers of screens set by auto-configuration or by valid values of (H x V)-1. The "BlankOnFullScreen" parameter can be used to blank all screens during a full screen prompt, so that information shared with others can be hidden, because it is not updated and may be not be correct in a live update situation. Below is an example of using two boards, setting to 3 screens, full screen display is the middle screen, blank the other 2. Registry location: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\N40CL80\Device0 DisplayArray.H=3 DisplayArray.V=1 DisplayArray.FullScreenDisplay=1 DisplayArray.BlankOnFullScreen=1 If none of the parameters above are set the default is: H=0, V=0, FullScreenDisplay=0 and BlankOnFullScreen=1. Additional User Registry parameters: xOverlap and yOverlap control the amount of overlap from one screen to another this is mostly used to align projection screens. DisplayArray.xOverlap DisplayArray.yOverlap To force correct operation on some non-compliant systems set the SelectMethod to 1 or 2. This is required for the HP XU6/200, set it to a REG_DWORD=1. DisplayArray.SelectMethod To force operation on the Compaq 2000 P5-MMX systems when using cards with rev A or B video BIOS, the following REG_DWORD=1 is needed: DisplayArray.NotPnPDownload Driver Pack
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