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Setting 800x480 in CTF700-V2
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Di Aug 11, 2009 - 12:45
Hello,
we are having trouble configuring the display's native resolution for in-car usage:
Using the resolutions windows shows by default (800x600 etc), everything looks streched (obviously).
On your site, we found drivers that are supposed to provide the true resolutions, but they seem to work with intel graphics cards only. Unfortunately we only have ATI and Nvidia cards.
For those cards, you seem to recommend the "PowerStrip" tool, which we also cannot get working. In one of the dialogs ("custom resolutions"), whenever we apply the settings, they always switch back to 800x600. Is there a detailed guide on how to do this?
Thanks in advance!
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thedns
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So Dez 06, 2009 - 03:56
Message has been edited, Click Here to view/hide original messageOriginal Message - [12/06/2009]Original Message - [12/06/2009]Original Message - [12/06/2009]From amtech:
Original Message - [10/14/2009]
Still getting "OUT OF RANGE" with these alternate settings.
with standard 800 x 480 @ 70hz fine text looks unreadable.
Presently I have it set to 720 x 480 @ 70hz seems to work the best so far. (close to pixle for pixle)
You mean "standard 800x600 fine text looks unreadeable", isn't it? Yes, it's the same for me.
Also for me 720x480 works, but the quality is still bad, and screen geometry is not always perfect (also with manual geometry settings)....
Settings posted still now don't work for me, too. I always get "Out of range" message. I don't think CarTFT staff finded a solution still now, I hope they give us a DEFINITIVE solution because I've bought a CTF700-V2 FOR THAT FEATURE and I've spent a lot of money for this object. I was sure it works because in product spec page is CLEARLY DECLARED that IT SUPPORTS 800x480 NATIVE resolution.
I know it's not always easy with so many harware (graphic chipsets & mobos in this case) on the market, but please understand my disappointment when I discover that I've spent almost ¤ 500 for a monitor which is not fully functional as declared on CarTFT shop.... What's the advantage to have a REAL TRASFLECTIVE monitor if you can't read the text on it because resolution is not the panel native one ???? From amtech:
Original Message - [10/14/2009]
Still getting "OUT OF RANGE" with these alternate settings.
with standard 800 x 480 @ 70hz fine text looks unreadable.
Presently I have it set to 720 x 480 @ 70hz seems to work the best so far. (close to pixle for pixle)
You mean "standard 800x600 fine text looks unreadeable", isn't it? Yes, it's the same for me.
Also for me 720x480 works, but the quality is still bad, and screen geometry is not always perfect (also with manual geometry settings)....
Settings posted still now don't work for me, too. I always get "Out of range" message. I don't think CarTFT staff finded a solution still now, I hope they give us a DEFINITIVE solution because I've bought a CTF700-V2 FOR THAT FEATURE and I've spent a lot of money for this object. I was sure it works because in product spec page is CLEARLY DECLARED that IT SUPPORTS 800x480 NATIVE resolution.
I know it's not always easy with so many harware (graphic chipsets & mobos in this case) on the market, but please understand my disappointment when I discover that I've spent almost ¤ 500 for a monitor which is not fully functional as declared on CarTFT shop.... What's the advantage to have a REAL TRASFLECTIVE monitor if you can't read the text on it because resolution is not the panel native one ???? From amtech:
Original Message - [10/14/2009]
Still getting "OUT OF RANGE" with these alternate settings.
with standard 800 x 480 @ 70hz fine text looks unreadable.
Presently I have it set to 720 x 480 @ 70hz seems to work the best so far. (close to pixle for pixle)
You mean "standard 800x600 fine text looks unreadeable", isn't it? Yes, it's the same for me.
Also for me 720x480 works, but the quality is still bad, and screen geometry is not always perfect (also with manual geometry settings)....
Settings posted still now don't work for me, too. I always get "Out of range" message. I don't think CarTFT staff finded a solution still now, I hope they give us a DEFINITIVE solution because I've bought a CTF700-V2 FOR THAT FEATURE and I've spent a lot of money for this object. I was sure it works because in product spec page is CLEARLY DECLARED that IT SUPPORTS 800x480 NATIVE resolution.
I know it's not always easy with so many harware (graphic chipsets & mobos in this case) on the market, but please understand my disappointment when I discover that I've spent almost ¤ 500 for a monitor which is not fully functional as declared on CarTFT shop.... What's the advantage to have a REAL TRASFLECTIVE monitor if you can't read the text on it because resolution is not the panel native one ????
You mean "standard 800x600 fine text looks unreadeable", isn't it? Yes, it's the same for me.
Also for me 720x480 works, but the quality is still bad, and screen geometry is not always perfect (also with manual geometry settings)....
Settings posted still now don't work for me, too. I always get "Out of range" message. I don't think CarTFT staff finded a solution still now, I hope they give us a DEFINITIVE solution because I've bought a CTF700-V2 FOR THAT FEATURE and I've spent a lot of money for this object. I was sure it works because in product spec page is CLEARLY DECLARED that IT SUPPORTS 800x480 NATIVE resolution.
I know it's not always easy with so many harware (graphic chipsets & mobos in this case) on the market, but please understand my disappointment when I discover that I've spent almost ¤ 500 for a monitor which is not fully functional as declared on CarTFT shop.... What's the advantage to have a REAL TRASFLECTIVE monitor if you can't read the text on it because resolution is not the panel native one ????
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thedns
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Posted:
So Dez 06, 2009 - 04:01
Ops. ... sorry for confusion in quoting ....
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thedns
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So Dez 06, 2009 - 04:02
I re-post the message without confusion, admin if you can make some order and cancel my old post... Thank you.
You mean "standard 800x600 fine text looks unreadeable", isn't it? Yes, it's the same for me.
Also for me 720x480 works, but the quality is still bad, and screen geometry is not always perfect (also with manual geometry settings)....
Settings posted still now don't work for me, too. I always get "Out of range" message. I don't think CarTFT staff finded a solution still now, I hope they give us a DEFINITIVE solution because I've bought a CTF700-V2 FOR THAT FEATURE and I've spent a lot of money for this object. I was sure it works because in product spec page is CLEARLY DECLARED that IT SUPPORTS 800x480 NATIVE resolution.
I know it's not always easy with so many harware (graphic chipsets & mobos in this case) on the market, but please understand my disappointment when I discover that I've spent almost ¤ 500 for a monitor which is not fully functional as declared on CarTFT shop.... What's the advantage to have a REAL TRASFLECTIVE monitor if you can't read the text on it because resolution is not the panel native one ????
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By:
admin
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Posted:
So Dez 06, 2009 - 10:16
What is the serial number of your display ?
(if you want you also can contact us by email at support@cartft.com)
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thedns
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Mo Dez 07, 2009 - 12:00
Serial no: 090513 S71461 . I've read it under bar code on the label back to the monitor. Is it right ?
It's a CTF700-SH(V2).
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anju
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Mo Mär 15, 2010 - 03:45
Gibt es denn inzwischen funktionsfähige Werte für das CTF700-SH?
Alles was oben an Timings stand, bringt bei mir auch "OUT OF RANGE" - angeschlossen an einem ZOTAC MiniITX mit ION. MIt AUTO-Werten ist das Bild extrem nach Rechts verschoben und lässt sich auch nicht mit den NVIDIA Tools verschieben.
Andreas
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Posted:
Mo Mär 15, 2010 - 06:16
The same problem with the monitor CTF1020-5
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Mo Mär 22, 2010 - 10:24
Message has been edited, Click Here to view/hide original messageOriginal Message - [03/22/2010]Original Message - [03/22/2010]
Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt... Sorry, Doppelpost. Message has been edited, Click Here to view/hide original messageOriginal Message - [03/22/2010]
Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt...
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Mo Mär 22, 2010 - 10:24
Message has been edited, Click Here to view/hide original messageOriginal Message - [03/22/2010]
Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt... Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM in Verbindung mit einem ION Board freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Alle anderen Werte, die hier erwähnt wurden, funktionieren nicht - "Out of Range".
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt...
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coolhund
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Mo Mär 22, 2010 - 10:24
Message has been edited, Click Here to view/hide original messageOriginal Message - [04/20/2010]Original Message - [03/22/2010]Original Message - [03/22/2010]
Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt... Dreifachpost.  Original Message - [03/22/2010]
Ich würde mich auch über Werte für meinen CTF700-SHM freuen. Mit 60Hz geht er zwar automatisch und man kann das verschobene Bild über das Monitor Menü in etwa die Mitte verschieben, aber die Darstellungsqualität ist damit nicht wirklich gut.
Bei fast 500 Euro für einen 7" Monitor ist eigentlich das mindeste, dass man einen funktionierenden Monitor-Treiber für Windows oder zumindest funktionierende Einstellungswerte bekommt... I found perfect settings for my CTF700-SHM and Nvidia graphics:
General settings :
Horizontal Pixel : 800, Vertical rows : 480
Refresh frequency : 70, Color depth : 32
Scantype : Progressive
Timing: "manual"
- Horizontal -
Active Pixel : 800
Front porch : 40
Sync width : 80
Total : 1040
Sync : +
- Vertical -
Active Pixel : 480
Front porch : 20
Sync width : 8
Total : 531
Sync : +
And heres the change:
Frequency : 70. 803
After that I had to play around several times with the "Auto Adjust" setting of the monitor itself and manual adjusting in between for a perfect picture without vibrations, etc.
Another setting that worked for me quite well was the auto setting of the Nvidia Control Panel with 60 Hz (not as good as this 71 Hz setting, though).
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