Refresh Rate Control Utility Contents

Welcome to the Help system for the Refresh Rate Control for Windows 95 application.

Display monitor

Refresh rate tree view

Restore with default

Select current refresh rate

Test refresh rate

Automatically set refresh rate


Display Monitor
Shows the current refresh rate of your screen.


Refresh Rate Tree View
List the refresh rates that your display adapter and monitor support for each resolution and color depth.  Click on + sign to expand the tree and click on - sign to collapse the tree.


Restore with Default
Reset the refresh rate to system default setting.  The system default setting will not take effect until you have restarted your computer.


Select current refresh rate
Increase or decrease the current refresh rate by sliding the bar to higher or lower refresh rate.  Your monitor and display adapter determine whether you can change this setting.


Test refresh rate
Test selected refresh rate with your monitor and display adapter.  If Windows does not reappear correctly, wait 15 seconds, and your original settings will be restored.


Automatically set refresh rate
Check this button to set the refresh rate automatically.  Un-check this button if you would like to select a higher or lower refresh rate.


TV Control Utility Contents

Welcome to the Help system for the TV Control for Windows 95 application.

Television

Shift Screen

Overscan

Underscan

Interlaced

Non-Interlaced

Normal Line

Drop Line

Default Settings


Television
Show how the current settings will look like on your television screen


Shift Screen
Shift the television screen to the right or the left by moving the button in the desired direction.


Overscan
Overscan mode allows the display adapter to display data onto the entire television screen; however, data beyond the border area of the screen may be truncated by the case of the television.


Underscan
Underscan mode allows the display data to  fit within the borders of the television screen by shrinking displayed data from all four sides; this process may result in additional flickers.


Interlace
Interlaced mode display data by displaying all of the even lines of the screen and then all of the odd lines of the screen; this process produces more flicker than non-interlaced mode.


Non-Interlace
Non-Interlaced mode produces flicker-free screen.


Normal Line
Normal line means that drop line is disabled.


Drop Line
Drop line scales down 800x600 PAL TV resolution horizontally by interpolation;  it provides a more stable screen at the expense of minimal loss of resolution.  This feature is only available for 800x600 PAL TV mode.


Default Settings
Reset the TV settings to system default setting.


LCD Control Utility Contents

Welcome to the Help system for the LCD Control for Windows 95 application.

Flat panel and monitor

Horizonal expansion

Vertical expansion

CRT display

LCD display

Simultaneous display

CRT resolution

LCD resolution

Simultaneous resolution

External monitor detection


Flat Panel and monitor
Flat panel and monitor help.


Horizonal expansion
Horizonal expansion help.


Vertical expansion
Vertical expansion help.


CRT display
CRT device display help.


LCD display
LCD device display help.


Simultaneous display
Simultaneous display help.


CRT resolution
CRT resolution help.


LCD resolution
LCD resolution help.


Simultaneous resolution
Simultaneous resolution help.


External monitor detection
External monitor detect help.