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i have e-mailed NEC tech support a couple of weeks ago but have not received a response. i am trying to get native resolution 1365x768 via a
CS-2 to a NEC MP1 61 inch plasma. i started with the supplied CS-2 1366x768 and changed the polairty to POS/POS but not sure what to do with the other variables. i thought i would try a new custom resolution but i understand that the plasma may never achieve native resolution.
i need these and the ones described below.
Horizontal Total (Dots) Vertical Total (Lines)
Horizontal Active (Dots) Vertical Active (Lines)
Horizontal Sync Width (Dots) Vertical Sync Width (Lines)
Horizontal Back Porch (Dots) Vertical Back Porch (Lines)
Sync Polarity (+/-) Output Mode (RGB ot YrPrPb)
Refresh Rate Hz
Horizontal Total:
This parameter describes the total number of pixels or "dots" on a line. This value includes the pixels you can see, and the pixels you can't see. Currently, this value must be between 800 and 2047, which are the practical limits.
Horizontal Active:
This parameter describes the total number of pixels or "dots" on a line that you CAN see. It does not include the pixels in the blanking period (which contains the front porch, back porch and sync width). This value must be less than 2046.
Horizontal Sync Width:
This parameter is the number of pixels that define the width of the sync pulse. (The sync pulse is the signal that tells the display it has reached the end of the line and should start a new line.) This value must be greater than 4 and less than (HTotal-HActive-2).
Horizontal Back Porch:
This parameter is the number of pixels that define the gap between the end of sync and the start of active video. This value must be between 1 and (HTotal-HActive)-(HSyncWidth)-1.
Horizontal Front Porch:
Why isn't there a box for Horizontal Front Porch? Well, once you know the above four values, you already know the value of the front porch!
Vertical Total:
This parameter describes the total number of lines in a complete video frame. This value includes the lines you can see, and the lines you can't see. Currently, this value must be less than 2047.
Vertical Active:
This parameter describes the total number of lines that you CAN see. It does not include the lines in the blanking period (which contains the front porch, back porch and sync width). This value must be less than 2046.
Vertical Sync Width:
This parameter is the number of lines that define the width of the sync pulse. (The sync pulse is the signal that tells the display it has reached the end of the video frame and should start a new frame.) This value must be less than (VTotal-VActive-2).
Vertical Back Porch:
This parameter is the number of lines that define the gap between the end of sync and the start of active video. This value must be less than (VTotal-VActive)-(VSyncWidth).
Vertical Front Porch:
Why isn't there a box for Vertical Front Porch? Well, once you know the above four values, you already know the value of the front porch!
Sync Polarity:
The sync polarity describes whether the sync pulse goes negative or positive. Most displays have specific settings that they will accept for certain resolutions, and often this forms a method of signaling the display what the resolution should be. Each sync, H and V, can be set independently to be positive or negative.
Output Mode:
Displays can generally accept RGB and/or YPrPb inputs. Your display may accept both types of inputs, but often there are restrictions on aspect ratios and resolutions, so research this closely. Choose either RGB or YPrPb from the pull down box.
Refresh Rate:
Currently the CenterStage can run at the following 4 refresh rates: 50Hz, 60Hz, 72Hz, and 75Hz. 50Hz, 60Hz, and 75Hz are recommended output frequencies for 50Hz input sources (PAL), and 60Hz and 72Hz are recommended for 60Hz input sources (NTSC).
CS-2 to a NEC MP1 61 inch plasma. i started with the supplied CS-2 1366x768 and changed the polairty to POS/POS but not sure what to do with the other variables. i thought i would try a new custom resolution but i understand that the plasma may never achieve native resolution.
i need these and the ones described below.
Horizontal Total (Dots) Vertical Total (Lines)
Horizontal Active (Dots) Vertical Active (Lines)
Horizontal Sync Width (Dots) Vertical Sync Width (Lines)
Horizontal Back Porch (Dots) Vertical Back Porch (Lines)
Sync Polarity (+/-) Output Mode (RGB ot YrPrPb)
Refresh Rate Hz
Horizontal Total:
This parameter describes the total number of pixels or "dots" on a line. This value includes the pixels you can see, and the pixels you can't see. Currently, this value must be between 800 and 2047, which are the practical limits.
Horizontal Active:
This parameter describes the total number of pixels or "dots" on a line that you CAN see. It does not include the pixels in the blanking period (which contains the front porch, back porch and sync width). This value must be less than 2046.
Horizontal Sync Width:
This parameter is the number of pixels that define the width of the sync pulse. (The sync pulse is the signal that tells the display it has reached the end of the line and should start a new line.) This value must be greater than 4 and less than (HTotal-HActive-2).
Horizontal Back Porch:
This parameter is the number of pixels that define the gap between the end of sync and the start of active video. This value must be between 1 and (HTotal-HActive)-(HSyncWidth)-1.
Horizontal Front Porch:
Why isn't there a box for Horizontal Front Porch? Well, once you know the above four values, you already know the value of the front porch!
Vertical Total:
This parameter describes the total number of lines in a complete video frame. This value includes the lines you can see, and the lines you can't see. Currently, this value must be less than 2047.
Vertical Active:
This parameter describes the total number of lines that you CAN see. It does not include the lines in the blanking period (which contains the front porch, back porch and sync width). This value must be less than 2046.
Vertical Sync Width:
This parameter is the number of lines that define the width of the sync pulse. (The sync pulse is the signal that tells the display it has reached the end of the video frame and should start a new frame.) This value must be less than (VTotal-VActive-2).
Vertical Back Porch:
This parameter is the number of lines that define the gap between the end of sync and the start of active video. This value must be less than (VTotal-VActive)-(VSyncWidth).
Vertical Front Porch:
Why isn't there a box for Vertical Front Porch? Well, once you know the above four values, you already know the value of the front porch!
Sync Polarity:
The sync polarity describes whether the sync pulse goes negative or positive. Most displays have specific settings that they will accept for certain resolutions, and often this forms a method of signaling the display what the resolution should be. Each sync, H and V, can be set independently to be positive or negative.
Output Mode:
Displays can generally accept RGB and/or YPrPb inputs. Your display may accept both types of inputs, but often there are restrictions on aspect ratios and resolutions, so research this closely. Choose either RGB or YPrPb from the pull down box.
Refresh Rate:
Currently the CenterStage can run at the following 4 refresh rates: 50Hz, 60Hz, 72Hz, and 75Hz. 50Hz, 60Hz, and 75Hz are recommended output frequencies for 50Hz input sources (PAL), and 60Hz and 72Hz are recommended for 60Hz input sources (NTSC).