Video Configuration Submenu - Seco Qseven Q7-974 User Manual

4.3.8 Video configuration submenu

Menu Item Options
VBIOS Selection Default / Intel ISG Optimized
CRT Enabled / Disabled
DDI0 Disabled / Enabled
DDI1 Disabled / Enabled
Primary Display CRT / DDI0 / DDI1 / None
Secondary Display CRT / DDI0 / DDI1 / None
Single / Extended / Extended
Display Mode
Vertical / Clone
Custom / 640x480 / 800x480 /
800x600 / 1024x600 /
1024x768 / 1280x720 /
LFP
1280x800 / 1280x1024 /
1366x768 / 1400x900 /
1600x900 / 1680x1050 /
1920x1080
LFP Custom parameters See submenu
VESA 24bpp / JEIDA 24bpp /
LFP Color Mode
18 bpp
LFP Interface Single Channel / Dual Channel
LFP Default brightness (%) 0 ÷ 100
LFP Max ACPI Brightness (%) 0 ÷ 100
LVDS Advanced Options See Submenu
Integrated Graphics Device Disabled / Enabled
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Description
Allows to select an optimized VBIOS to solve an issue present on Linux Kernels causing video configuration
wrong detection.
Enable or Disable the CRT Video Output of the module
Enable / Disable DDI0 Video Output
Enable / Disable DDI1 Video Output
Select the Primary Display for the use in WEC7 operating System
Select the Secondary Display for the use in WEC7 operating System
Select the Display Mode for the use in WEC7 operating System
Select a software resolution (EDID settings) to be used for the internal flat panel.
Only available when "LFP" is set to Custom. Select Detailed Timing Descriptor Parameters
Select the color depth of LVDS interface. For 24-bit color depth, it is possible to choose also the color
mapping on LVDS channels, i.e. if it must be VESA-compatible or JEIDA compatible.
Allows configuration of LVDS interface in Single or Dual channel mode
LFP Default brightness percentage. Valid values are in the range 0-100, where 0 means backlight OFF.
This setup configuration, during the BIOS boot, is valid only with a single LFP connected (no multi-monitor).
Maximum ACPI Brightness percentage allowed with an ACPI aware OS
LVDS Advanced Options Configurations
Enabled: enable Integrated Graphics Device (IGD) when selected as the Primary Video Adaptor.
Disabled: always disable IGD. Warning: when the IGD is disabled, there will be no video output at all
(unless there is an external PCIe graphic card selected as Primary Display) and restoring BIOS options to
default values will be possible only by moving blindly in the setup menu.
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