Re: WG 9200 Resolution Out of Range.

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Posted by StephenH on 27, 2001 at 9:40 PM:

In Reply to: Re: WG 9200 Resolution Out of Range. posted by Ken Bloch on 22, 2001 at 8:03 AM:

The max it will do is 640X480. Make sure that you are not going over that (some games do when scanlines are turned on)

: Chuck:

: Bobjack Twin should not be causing you much of a problem on a D9200 with auto resolution. Use the remote for your monitor and verify the following settings (or something similar):

: Contrast: 140
: Brightness: 125
: H-Position: 073
: H-Size: 138
: V-Position: 118
: V-Size: 120
: Side-Pin: 126
: Trapezoid: 130
: Color Gain
: Red: ~75%
: Green: ~75%
: Blue ~60%

: Also, if you're using a front-end make sure your depth, pixel size, and sync are all default (16, Auto, and Off, respectively)

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: The max it will do is 640X480. Make sure that you are not going over that (some games do when scanlines are turned on) : : Chuck: : : Bobjack Twin should not be causing you much of a problem on a D9200 with auto resolution. Use the remote for your monitor and verify the following settings (or something similar): : : Contrast: 140 : : Brightness: 125 : : H-Position: 073 : : H-Size: 138 : : V-Position: 118 : : V-Size: 120 : : Side-Pin: 126 : : Trapezoid: 130 : : Color Gain : : Red: ~75% : : Green: ~75% : : Blue ~60% : : Also, if you're using a front-end make sure your depth, pixel size, and sync are all default (16, Auto, and Off, respectively)

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