Table 4-2. Lcd Panel Type List - Ampro Little Board 700 Reference Manual

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PS/2 Mouse – [Disabled] or [Enabled]

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If this field is set to [Enabled], then the on-board PS/2 Mouse controller is used and

assigned an IRQ by the BIOS, typically IRQ 12.

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If this field is set to [Disabled], then the on-board PS/2 Mouse controller is not used and

IRQ 12 is available for other devices.

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USB – [Disabled], [2 Ports] or [4 Ports]

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If this field is set to [4 Ports], both on-board USB controllers are used, each one

supporting two USB ports.

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If this field is set to [2 Ports], the first on-board USB controller is used, supporting two

USB ports, and the second on-board USB controller is disabled.

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Audio – [Disabled] or [Enabled]

If this field is set to [Enabled], the on-board Audio controller is used.

• On-Board Video

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Framebuffer Size – [Disabled], [8MB], [16MB], or [32MB]

This field specifies the amount of system memory used for the on-board Video Framebuffer.

The amount of memory used for the Framebuffer of the on-board Video controller is

subtracted from the available system memory.

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AGP Aperture Size – [2MB], [4MB], [8MB], [16MB], [32MB], [64MB], [128MB], or

[256MB]

This field specifies the size of memory used for the AGP Aperture. The AGP Aperture Size

indicates the amount of system memory that can be used for the 3D engine. The system

memory is still available for the system use, unless an application actually uses the AGP

Aperture memory.

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Display – [CRT], [LCD], [LCD + CRT]

This field specifies the display type used.

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If [LCD] or [CRT+LCD] is selected, the panel type selection indicates the configuration

of the LCD panel attached. See the Panel Type field and Table 4-2.

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If the [CRT+LCD] is selected, the same video information is shown on both displays

simultaneously.

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Panel Type – [640 x 480 x 18 TFT]

Refer to Table 4-2 for the list of supported resolutions and flat panel types and the Software

Release Notes for the signal pin assignments. Some LCD panels may require video BIOS

modifications. If you would like help in setting up your LCD panel, contact Virtual

Technician on the web site for assistance with the LCD panel adaptation.