Configuring The System; Installing And Configuring The Video Display Driver; Changing The Monitor Refresh Rate - Intergraph InterServe 600 Series System Setup

2 Configuring the System

After setting up the system hardware and starting the system, you must configure the system
for use. Follow the instructions in this chapter to configure the system.
Installing and Configuring the Video Display
Driver
When you start your system for the first time, it uses the installed graphics accelerator running
at standard VGA resolution (640 x 480) to run the video display. For the system to use its
installed graphics accelerator at other display resolutions, you must install and configure the
video display driver for the installed graphics accelerator.
Open Display in the Windows NT Control Panel, and use the Display Properties dialog to
install and configure the Intergraph G95 video display driver. Install the driver from the
diskette you created using Version Manager (refer to Chapter 1 for information about Version
Manager).
Refer to the
configuration instructions. Refer to the operating system documentation and Help for
information on using the Display Properties dialog to install and configure the driver.

Changing the Monitor Refresh Rate

By default, the G95 display driver assumes your system has a 60 Hz monitor. If your monitor
is capable of higher refresh rates, you should run the MGA Monitor application to select a
different monitor with a higher refresh rate.
To change the monitor refresh rate:
1. Open MGA Monitor in the Windows NT Control Panel. The MGA Monitor Selection
dialog displays.
2. Select the appropriate monitor from the Monitor List. If your system's monitor is not
listed, select one with a maximum refresh rate matching the refresh rate your system uses.
An
MGA
. files delivered with the graphics accelerator drivers for detailed
README TXT
. file will be created in the SystemRoot\
INF
32 directory.
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