(suddenly noticed I was only replying personally and not to the list)
On Sunday 24 February 2002 18:59, you wrote:
> Frank Van Damme <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > It's a certain H&V refresh rate; someone told me for 1152x900 it
> > would be 61,8 KHz H and 66 Hz V.
>
> This is most likely wrong, the 1962b in its factory setting likes H
> around 72 kHz to maybe 78kHz. 1280x960 is my preferred resolution.
>
> You can try these modelines:
>
> ModeLine "1152x864" 115 1152 1200 1300 1600 864 864 868 900
-hsync
> -vsync ModeLine "1280x960" 131 1280 1336 1456 1680 960 964 968 1000
> -hsync -vsync
I got this from a pdf on the monitor I own:
Vertical refresh rate : 60-85 Hz
Horizontal Scan rate: 60- 80 KHz (Kilo Hetrz).
Default set to 72Khz <<--- this is what you just said.
Horizontal scan rate is adjusted by H.Freq (Hold) as mentioned above.
Maximum Resolution: 1600x1200
Monitor Adjusted for: 1024x768 Tube: Sony Trinitron
http://www.fixedfrequency.com/FTP_Diablo/Readme.txt says:
d-1962b.rom 9.02a 72 khz, 85 hz Sun/Sony GDM-1962b, GDM-1662b
This is annoying, information I find on the web often contradicts. Even basic
things like refresh rates.
The pdf gives *ranges* for a fixed freq monitor??
> > Can a nvidia riva tnt2 M64 support this?
>
> Most likely yes. There are only a few broken cards that cannot produce
> negative sync, all others should work.
And posts on mailing lists apparently contradict too :-)
If I ever find out how to get the monitor to work I'l certainly do a
follow-up here and in debian-sparc...
> > I just want to know what video cards can do fixed-freq. monitors
> > before I buy a 13W3->hd15 adaptor.
>
> Depending on the intended use of the monitor and depending on the
> adaptor you may need a card that does composite sync. Some do, others
> don't... You can get an adapter that does the "mixing".
See the note above: the cheapos should do that no?
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