21 Jan
2010
21 Jan
'10
2:34 p.m.
--- On Thu, 1/21/10, silvercreekvalley <silvercreekvalley at yahoo.com> wrote:
The main thing is that the panel should be able to
sync to
a
very wide range of signals. My current iiyama will cope
with
a fair range (eg older style VGA through to the more
unusual
Sun resolutions), but struggles to lock onto some signals
and
gives a scrolling picture. As there is no way of adjusting
the
H V hold like the older monitors, its awkward, and means
swapping to a regular CRT.
Any recommendations?
How about ditching the LCD and using a regular CRT monitor? <grin>
You're going to want to find something that supports Sync On Green as well.
Actually, you say that it works with some Sun resolutions, but fails on some others.. what
resolutions/machines does it have trouble with? If you're having problems with SGI
systems - remember that SGI and Sun monitors have different pinouts for sync signals, and
if I remember correctly, different sync polarities.
-Ian