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Display
Modes
(Resolution)
User
Modes
Recalling
Display
Modes
Video
Memory
Modes
The
monitor
has
26
memory
locations
for
display
modes,
16
of
which
are
factory
preset
to
popular
video
modes.
Modes
17-26
are
empty
and
can
accept
new
video
data.
If
the
monitor
detects
a
new
video
mode
that
has
not
been
present
before
or
is
not
one
of
the
preset
modes,
it
stores
the
new
mode
automatically
in
one
of
the
empty
modes
starting
with
mode
17.
If
you
use
up
the
10
blank
modes
and
still
have
more
new
video
modes,
the
monitor
replaces
the
information
in
the
user
modes
starting
with
mode
17.
When
your
monitor
detects
a
mode
it
has
seen
before,
it
automatically
recalls
the
image
settings
you
may
have
made
the
last
time
you
used
that
mode.
You
may,
however,
manually
force
a
recall
of
each
of
the
16
preset
modes
by
pressing
the
Recall
button.
All
preset
modes
are
automatically
recalled
as
the
monitor
senses
the
incoming
signal.
The
ability
to
recall
the
preset
modes
is
dependent
on
the
signal
coming
from
your
PC's
video
card
or
system.
If
this
signal
does
not
match
any
of
the
factory
modes,
the
monitor
automatically
sets
itself
to
display
the
image.
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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x
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