Polycom VSX Series Integrator's Reference Manual page 151

Command Syntax
graphics- graphicsmonitor
monitor <tv|fxvga|1|2|vcnx|get>
Where:
• tv: Selects the TV monitor as the
graphics monitor. The graphics and
video are displayed on the TV
monitor.
• fxvga: Selects the VSX system's
VGA monitor as the graphics
monitor. Enable this option if you
have a high-resolution VGA monitor
or projector connected to the rear
panel of the system.
• 1: Selects Monitor 1 as the graphics
monitor.
• 2: Selects Monitor 2as the graphics
monitor.
• vcnx: Selects Visual Concert VSX
as the graphics monitor. Enable this
option if Visual Concert VSX is
connected to your system and the
graphics monitor is directly
connected to Visual Concert VSX.
This allows your system to display
your computer desktop on your
system's VGA monitor.
• get: Returns the current setting.
monitor1 monitor1<4:3|16:9|get>
Where:
• 4:3|16:9: Sets the display format
ratio to 4:3 (standard display) or 16:9
(wide-screen display).
• get: Returns the current setting.
monitor2 monitor2 <off|4:3|vga|get>
Where:
• off: The video signal is not sent out
to the second monitor outputs.
• 4:3: Sets the display format ratio to
4:3 (standard).
• vga: Sets the display to VGA.
• get: Returns the current setting.
numberof- numberofmonitors <1|2|get>
monitors
Where:
1 2
• , : Sets the number of monitors
allowed.
• get: Returns the current setting (1 or
2).
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Description
Sets or gets the graphics
monitor to one of these choices:
a TV monitor, a VGA monitor,
Monitor 1, Monitor 2, or a Visual
Concert VSX monitor. When
you use this command to set the
graphics monitor, you
automatically turn off the other
two choices.
User interface screen location:
System > Admin Settings >
Monitors > Monitors: Graph-
ics Content Display
Sets the display format for
monitor 1.
User interface screen location:
System > Admin Settings >
Monitors > Monitors: Monitor
1
Sets the display format for
monitor 2.
User interface screen location:
System > Admin Settings >
Monitors > Monitors: Monitor
2
Sets or gets the number of TV
monitors that are connected to
the system.
Chapter 3 - System Commands
Example
graphicsmonitor
fxvga
monitor1 4:3
monitor2 4:3
numberofmonitors
2
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