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Defining the edid profile to be used – Guntermann & Drunck DVICenter DP16 Config Panel User Manual

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3. Use the

IBM RS/6000 support

entry to choose between the following options:

4. Click

OK

to save your settings.

Defining the EDID profile to be used

The EDID information (Extended Display Identification Data) of a monitor inform the

graphics card of a connected computer about various technical features of the device.

The EDID profile of the monitor, which is connected to the user module, is not

available at the target module. Therefore, the target module transmits a standard

profile to the computer. The EDID information of this profile are optimised for the

majority of available graphics cards.

We provide additional profiles for special resolutions.

How to choose the EDID profile to be transmitted to the computer:

1. In the directory tree, click

KVM Matrixsystems > [Name] > Target modules

.

2. Right-click the target module you want to configure and click on

Configuration

on

the context menu.

3. Use the

EDID

entry to select between the standard profile (

Device specific default pro-

file

) or another profile from the list.

4. Click

OK

to save your settings.

Reducing the colour depth of the image data to be transmitted

In the default settings of a target module, the central module transmits the image

information with a maximum colour depth of 24 bit to the user module.

Using a high resolution and displaying moving images can result in the user module

“skipping” several images.

In such cases, reduce the colour depth if the image data to 18 bits, which reduces the

data volume to be transmitted.

yes:

Support for servers of IBM’s RS/6000 series is activated

no:

Support for servers of IBM’s RS/6000 series is deactivated

ADVICE:

In some cases it is recommended to read out the EDID profile of the console

monitor (see page 79) and activate the configuration of the target module afterwards.

NOTE:

The names of the special G&D profiles provide information on the reso-

lution and refresh rate for the profile.
For example, the

GUD DVI1024D4 060 1280×1024/60

profile is provided for a reso-

lution of 1280×1024 pixels at 60 Hz refresh rate.

NOTE:

Depending on the image contents, reducing the colour depth may result in

slight colour grades.