Thanks, That will work out great then.. I will still be able to use my big monitor as i am setting up my machine in the living room, and then when my Xenarc 700tsv is hooked up, and it does not send it's info to the computer, the 800x480 will be in the list..
I hope that I am understanding this correctly..
Thanks, as I said before, this is a HUGE help.. Wish i could do something to help people with their systems, just do not have that type of skills...
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Xenarc
ZAPCO DSP-6
ARCAUDIO SE Amps
Rainbow Profi CS365 & Profi Vanadium 12"
Felix, try it out and see. What you said is probably true, but it would be nice to confirm that. I think the best way to try it would be to have the xenarc connected only (no big screen).
If you want to try, set the resolution to 800x600 and the refresh rate to 60hz BEFORE disconnecting the big screen so the xenarc doesn't get fussy. Hopefully you'll see the new resolution available at that point.
edit: ahh Giuliano beat me![]()
OKAY gentlemen, G965 has no luck..
Downloaded the .zip package from intel, edited the inf file by putting int he 96,96 line in place of the dtd_1 string that was there previously..
Uninstalled the existing Intel graphics driver, rebooted with the Xenarc plugged into the SVGA out.
Windows did plug and play for the display adapter, i directed it to the downloaded/edited Intel driver folder..
It installed fine until it needed a file igxpxa32.cpa
That file was not in the 17MB of files that was downloaded. I did find it in the windows/system32 folder and directed the installer to use that file..
All done and after another reboot there is no 800x480 to be found... Yes i looked all through the advanced list of modes, and also the Intel tab with a list of display modes.
How are all the people that have Xenarcs using them? Does no one else have the Intel G965 chipset?
ANy suggestions are welcome..
Ours is the age that is proud of machines that think and suspicious of men who try to.
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Current SYSTEM
AMD64X2 2.5
Xenarc
ZAPCO DSP-6
ARCAUDIO SE Amps
Rainbow Profi CS365 & Profi Vanadium 12"
The entire section for the .INF file should look like this:
[NonEDIDMode_AddSwSettings]
HKR,, TotalDTDCount, %REG_DWORD%, 1 ; This shows number of DTDs to be used. ; 0-->Disable the feature.
;Following keys have 20 bytes (18 byte DTD + 2 Byte flags).
HKR,, DTD_1,%REG_BINARY%, 96,96,20,E8,30,E0,8E,10,28,50,D3,C0,00,00,00,00,00 ,00,37,01 ;800x480@60...Non-Interlaced, Xenarc Timing
Did you change the TotalDTDCount entry from 0 to 1 ?
If not, you can search the registry (regedit.exe) for the TotalDTDCount and verify that it's set to 1. Also search for DTD_1, make sure the byte entries are there.
The keys you're looking for will be somewhere under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\.
This tweak is SUPPOSED to work on the G965 graphics chipset, and rumored to work on the 945GM as well.
I'm going to bite the bullet this week and obtain a Xenarc 700-series monitor, preferably used through eBay or the classifieds.
If anybody has an "extra" Xenarc they want to sell (or rent), I'll give you a couple hundred for one.
All right, copied the entry above into the inf file, uninstalle/reinstalled the Intel driver..
I now have 800x480 in my List! WooHoo
Well, kind of done, it is saying refresh rate of 601Hz...
The monitor just says out of range.. is one of the numbers incorrect?? i checked the registry, the entries for DTD_1 are exactly as the ones i put into the inf file..
if i open up the registry entry for DTD_1, the values look correct except there are symbols on the right edge of the display panel.. i will have to install some software if you want a screenshot of that, as i have a very minimal install on the car computer..
Ours is the age that is proud of machines that think and suspicious of men who try to.
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Current SYSTEM
AMD64X2 2.5
Xenarc
ZAPCO DSP-6
ARCAUDIO SE Amps
Rainbow Profi CS365 & Profi Vanadium 12"
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