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- Page 1 3DVision-SAGP User's Manual...
- Page 2 FCC & DOC Compliance Federal Communications Commission Statement This device complies with FCC Rules Part 15. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: nThis device may not cause harmful interference, and nThis device must accept any interference received, including inter ference that may cause undesired operation.
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Contents 3DVision-SAGP Package & Product Information....1 Manual Features............1 Package Contents............1 Online Manual Format...........2 Component Information..........3 New Features ..............3 Resolution and Frequency ..........5 Layout................6 Jumper setting..............6 3D Engine Block Diagram..........7 Installing the Card ............8 Before The Basic Procedure.........8 The Basic procedure of the installation.......8 Using your card..............10... -
Page 4: 3Dvision-Sagp Package & Product Information
A warning or bad idea Danger warning Package Contents The 3DVision-SAGP card package contains the follow- ing items. Please inspect the package contents and confirm that everything is there. If anything is missing or damaged, call your vendor for instructions before proceeding. -
Page 5: Online Manual Format
Online Manual Format If the support disk for your AGP Card is a CD-ROM disc, a copy of the printer manual stored on the disc in Adobe Acrobat format. If so, it requires Adobe Acrobat Reader ver- sion 3.0 or later to view it. Acrobat Reader for Microsoft Windows95 may also be supplied on the Support Disk. -
Page 6: Component Information
Overview Our t o p-of-the-line 3DVision-SAGP is a high performance AGP graphics card with integrated RiVA128 Chipset. It balances high quality 3D polygon and textured graphics asseleration, widows acceleration and state-of-the- art MPEG1/MPEG2 playback wih a fast integrated standard VGA and VESA BIOS extension, 206 RAMDAC and video ports. - Page 7 √ Supports high quality dithering √ Supports Z-test, Alpha, and scissors clipping test √ True-color 3D graphics System Requirements √ Intel or compatible Pentium II systems √ with AGP(Accelerated Graphics Port) Interface. Display Support √ Register compatible with VGA √ BIOS compatible with VESA super VGA √...
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Page 8: Resolution And Frequency
Resolution and frequency Resolution BPP* 4Mbyte(128-bit) 640x480 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 800x600 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 1024x768 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 1152x864 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 120Hz 1280x1024 100Hz 100Hz 100Hz 1600x1200 75Hz 75Hz 75Hz *BPP : bit per pixel... -
Page 9: Layout
Layout The illustration as the followings shows the connectors, chipset and header of the card. SGRAM JP2 (Header) BIOS CON1 3DVision Connector The illustration as the followings shows the connectors for TV-out(Optional). S-Video VGA Connector... -
Page 10: Engine Block Diagram
3D Engine Triangle setup engine • Setup hardware optimized for Microsoft’ s Direct3D • 4.2Gflop floating point geometry processor • Slope and Setup calculations • Accepts IEEE Single Precision format used in Direct • Efficient vertex caching Rendering Engine • Rendering pipeline optimized for Microsoft’... -
Page 11: Installing The Card
Installing the Card Before The Basic Procedure To install a VGA Card on the mainboard you need to notice the following items. J Unplug after switch off power. MMake sure your hands dry JDo not touch other parts inside computer when using "Screw driver"... - Page 12 3.Align your card with an empty expantion AGP slot, and grasp the card by the top edge and carefully seat it firmly into the selected expansion slot. 4.Replace the screw to fasten the card in place. Replace the computer cover. 5.Plug the monitor back into your card.
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Page 13: Using Your Card
Using your card The Standard Computer System Requirements 1.Mainboard with AGP Slot 2.At least 16Mbytes EDO/SDRAM 3.Using the Windows 95(OSR2.1), or NT 4.DirectX 5 5.CD-ROM 6.Speaker or Earphone(Unnecessary) 7.Sound Card(Unnecessary) (Appendix is for your reference.) Software Setup When you insert supported CD, it will autorun the screen, 3DVision installation as it follows, it includes DIY Guide, User's manual, Windows95, Windows31, Direct X and Browser. -
Page 14: Ms Windows 95 Installation
Besides, we also supply Windows NT and OS/2 installation guide. You can follow the following procesure. Software Setup Before installing the 3DVision Card onto your computer, make sure that the card is properly connected. MS Windows 95 Installation 1. Start the installation program "instal.exe" on the 2. -
Page 15: Installing Under The Windows Nt
Installing Under the Windows NT Procedure: 1. Run the Windows NT display Setup program located in the Control Panel, Select Display Icon. Double click it. To bring up Display Property page. Select "Settings" Tab on the Display Property page. 2. Click "Display Type..." button from the Display Settings options. - Page 16 Appendix A : [ Procedure of Installing AGP VGA card ] Before installing AGP VGA driver, you need to setup the Windows 95 environment with installing the following items : • OSR2.1 • USB supplemental driver • Direct X5 driver HOW TO INSTALL THIS PRODUCT In order to install Universal Serial Bus support on a PC, Windows 95 version OSR2.0 must be running and you have...
- Page 17 How To uninstall this product 1) Once you have installed the USB Supplement, it can be uninstalled from Control Panel, Add/Remove components. If for any reason you wish to reinstall the USB supplement, you must first uninstall any version currently on your system. General Information For the latest information on Supportability and Troubleshooting the USB Supplement, check out http://...
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