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Appendix E Common Questions
Caution Make sure that your monitor meets this specification. Enabling the Super VGA
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option on a monitor that does not meet this specification will damage your
monitor.
VXIpc 700 Series User Manual
What type of video interface is onboard the VXIpc-700? What video
drivers are included with the VXIpc-700? Can I use Super VGA with
my VXIpc-700? If my application requires a special type of video
display, how do I configure my VXIpc-700?
The VXIpc-700 uses the Trident Microsystems TGUI96xx chip family,
a combination graphics accelerator and RAMDAC. The TGUI9660 is the
first chip used from this family. Subsequent pin-compatible chips will
follow. The chips in this family are compatible with the Standard VGA
video output MS Windows video driver, as well as the Trident
Microsystems video driver. For more information on the video driver,
refer to the
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What kind of monitor can I use with the VXIpc-700?
VXIpc-700 computers that use Super VGA video output will work only
with monitors having a horizontal scan rate of at least 50 kHz and a vertical
scan rate of 60 Hz.
What if my keyboard connector does not fit into the keyboard port on
the VXIpc-700?
You can plug keyboards that have a 6-pin Mini DIN PS/2 type connector
directly into the VXIpc-700. You can use the keyboard adapter cable that is
included with every VXIpc-700 kit to adapt the larger AT keyboard
connector to the 6-pin Mini DIN connector.
How do I add RAM to the VXIpc-700? What is the maximum amount
of RAM that I can have on the VXIpc-700?
For information about adding RAM to the VXIpc-700, refer to
Appendix A, Specifications.
Which interrupt levels are free to be used by ISA bus boards? Which
area of upper memory (adapter space) is free for use by ISA bus boards
or expanded memory manager software programs?
See Appendix B, VXIpc 700 Series System
the available port I/O register space, upper memory area, interrupts, and
DMA channels.
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