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Watching the Picture
Preset input signals
Signal name
Color system or horizontal/
vertical frequency
Computer signals
1VGA
a)
-1 (VGA 350) 31.5 kHz 70.1 Hz
2
640×350@85 Hz (VESA
b)
STD)
37.9 kHz 85.1 Hz
3 640×400@85 Hz (VESA STD) 37.9 kHz 85.1 Hz
4 640×480@60 Hz (VESA STD) 31.5 kHz 59.9 Hz
5Mac
c)
13
"
35.0 kHz 66.7 Hz
6 640×480@72 Hz (VESA STD) 37.9 kHz 72.8 Hz
7 640×480@75 Hz (VESA STD) 37.5 kHz 75.0 Hz
8 640×480@85 Hz (VESA STD) 43.3 kHz 85.0 Hz
9 852×480@60 Hz (I/O DATA)
d)
31.7 kHz 60.0 Hz
10 VGA (VGA TEXT) 31.5 kHz 70.1 Hz
11 720×400@85 Hz (VESA STD) 37.9 kHz 85.0 Hz
12 800×600@56 Hz (VESA STD) 35.2 kHz 56.3 Hz
13 800×600@60 Hz (VESA STD) 37.9 kHz 60.3 Hz
14 800×600@72 Hz (VESA STD) 48.1 kHz 72.2 Hz
15 800×600@75 Hz (VESA STD) 46.9 kHz 75.0 Hz
16 800×600@85 Hz (VESA STD) 53.7 kHz 85.1 Hz
17 Mac 16
"
49.7 kHz 74.6 Hz
18
1,024×768@60 Hz (VESA STD)
48.4 kHz 60.0 Hz
19
1,024×768@70 Hz (VESA STD)
56.5 kHz 70.1 Hz
20
1,024×768@75 Hz (VESA STD)
60.0 kHz 75.0 Hz
21
1,024×768@85 Hz (VESA STD)
68.7 kHz 85.0 Hz
22
1,152×864@75 Hz (VESA STD)
67.5 kHz 75.0 Hz
23 Mac 21
"
68.7 kHz 75.1 Hz
24
1,280×960@60 Hz (VESA STD)
60.0 kHz 60.0 Hz
25
1,280×960@85 Hz (VESA STD)
85.9 kHz 85.0 Hz
26
1,280×1,024@60 Hz (VESA STD)
64.0 kHz 60.0 Hz
27
1,280×1,024@75 Hz (VESA STD)
80.0 kHz 75.0 Hz
28
1,280×1,024@85 Hz (VESA STD)
91.1 kHz 85.0 Hz
29
1,600×1,200@60 Hz (VESA STD)
75.0 kHz 60.0 Hz
30 856×480@60 Hz (Matrox)
e)
30.2 kHz 60.0 Hz
31 856×480@59.6 Hz (Matrox)
e)
30.1 kHz 59.6 Hz
32 856×480@60.1 Hz (Matrox)
e)
30.1 kHz 60.1 Hz
33 848×480@60 Hz (VESA STD) 31.0 kHz 60.0 Hz
34
1,360×768@60 Hz (VESA STD)
47.7 kHz 60.0 Hz
35
1,280×768@60 Hz (VESA STD)
47.8 kHz 59.9 Hz
36
1,280×768@60 Hz (VESA STD)
47.4 kHz 60.0 Hz
37
1,600×1,200@60 Hz (VESA STD)
74.0 kHz 59.9 Hz
SDTV/HDTV
1 PAL PAL
2 NTSC NTSC
3 SECAM SECAM
4 NTSC4.43 NTSC4.43
5 PAL60 PAL60
6 PAL-M PAL-M
7 PAL-N PAL-N
8 575/50i 575/50I
9 480/60i 480/60I
10 1080/24psf 1080/48I
11 1080/50i 1080/50I
12 576/50p 576/50P
13 480/60p 480/60P
14 1080/60i 1080/60I
15 720/60p 720/60P
a) VGA is a registered trademark of International Business
Machines Corporation, U.S.A.
b) VESA is a registered trademark of the Video Electronics
Standards Association.
c) Mac (Macintosh) is a registered trademark of Apple
Computer, Inc.
d) This item is only available when you use a graphic
accelerator board manufactured by I-O DATA DEVICE,
INC.
e) This item is only available when you use a graphics card
manufactured by Matrox Graphics Inc.
Notes
•When inputting an HDTV signal, input the tri-level
sync signal to the 2nd pin of the RGB/
COMPONENT connector (D-sub 15-pin) on
INPUT1, INPUT2 or OPTION.
•When inputting a computer signal at the resolution
shown in item No. 29, set H Size, H Shift, V Size
and V Shift to the standard (00) and set Screen Zoom
to Reset in the Screen Control menu, or the picture
might oscillate.
• If the image color is too light after inputting the DVD
signal in the FWD-50PX1/50PX1N, adjust the color
in the “Chroma” setting in the Adjust Picture menu.
•
When the phase is readjusted, the resolution will be reduced.
Actual on-screen display of the unit’s status
On-screen display Significance
640×480 / 60 (e.g.) The selected input signal is
computer RGB.
525 / 60 (e.g.) The selected input signal is
component video.
NTSC (e.g.) The selected input signal is NTSC.
OTHERS The input signal is out of the
capture range.
NO SYNC There is no input signal.
INPUT1 (RGB) The signal mode of INPUT1 is set to
RGB.
INPUT1 The signal mode of INPUT1 is set to
(COMPONENT) component video.
OPTION (VIDEO) The signal input to VIDEO on the
optional adaptor is selected.
OPTION (S-VIDEO) The signal input to S VIDEO on the
optional adaptor is selected.
OPTION (RGB) The RGB signal input to the optional
adaptor is selected.
OPTION The component signal input to the
(COMPONENT) optional adaptor is selected.
To display pictures in the format of video signals
that are not preset
When you want to display pictures in the format of
video signals that are not preset, consult with qualified
Sony personnel. (Be aware that pictures in any format
of video signals cannot be necessarily displayed on
your display.)