Enabling The Stereo Display - Intergraph Intense3D Wildcat 3510 Hardware User's Manual

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4. Click OK to close the Display Properties dialog, or click Cancel to close Display Properties
without applying the changes.
5. Restart the system for changes to video attribute settings to take effect. (Certain changes, such
as gamma correction, do not require that you restart the system.)
For more detailed configuration information, see Chapter 2 and the
delivery media containing the Wildcat 3510 video display driver.
After you configure the video display, verify that the Wildcat 3510 driver is the default video
display driver that runs automatically when you start the workstation.
To verify the default video display driver:
1. From the operating system Start menu, go to Settings/Control Panel/System.
2. On the Startup/Shutdown tab, verify that the non-VGA version of Windows NT is selected in
the Startup list. If it is not, select it from the list and click Apply.
3. Click OK to close the System dialog.
NOTE Do not select the VGA version of the operating system. The video display runs in
VGA mode when the Wildcat 3510 driver is not running.

Enabling the Stereo Display

The Wildcat 3510 provides a female, 5-pin stereo port for connecting a pair of LCD shutter glasses
and emitter module. Follow these instructions to connect the stereo emitter and enable the stereo
display:
1. Connect the stereo emitter cable to the stereo sync output port on the Wildcat 3510.
2. From the operating system Start menu, go to Settings/Control Panel/Display.
3. Select Intense3D settings. Then select Advanced.
4. Select Enable Stereo Display and your choice of sequential or interlaced mode.
5. When prompted, restart your workstation. A red light on the stereo emitter indicates that your
display is configured for stereo and Microsoft Windows NT is running.
NOTE You must disable stereo mode when you no longer wish to view in stereo.
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