Displays: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 09:05, 12 March 2015

The ST range supports three video modes:

Low and medium resolution are displayable via a standard TV RF cable, RGB SCART cable (See note 1) or VGA cable (See note 2).

High resolution is not displayable through a standard TV RF cable or RGB SCART cable and therefore requires a monitor or TV with VGA connection.

Note 1: Not all SCART capable TVs and monitors support the Atari ST RGB SCART signal
Note 2: Not all VGA capable TVs and monitors can display low and medium 15kHz frequency

CRT Displays - Old style monitors and TVs (usually manufactured before year 2000)

Flat Panel Displays - New style monitors and TVs (usually manufactured after year 2000)

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-==ST Displays==
+===ST Displays===
 The ST range supports three [[ST Video Modes|video modes]]:
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 *[[ST High|High]] has a resolution of 640x400 in monochrome @ 31.5kHz
-Low and medium resolution are displayable via a standard TV RF cable, RGB SCART.<ref>Not all SCART capable TVs and monitors support the Atari ST RGB SCART signal</ref> cable or VGA.<ref>Not all VGA capable TVs and monitors can display low and medium 15kHz frequency</ref> cable.
+Low and medium resolution are displayable via a standard TV RF cable, RGB SCART cable (See note 1) or VGA cable (See note 2).
-High resolution is not compatible with a television or standard RGB monitor and therefore requires a monitor with VGA connection.
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+High resolution is not displayable through a standard TV RF cable or RGB SCART cable and therefore requires a monitor or TV with VGA connection.
+*Note 1: Not all SCART capable TVs and monitors support the Atari ST RGB SCART signal
+*Note 2: Not all VGA capable TVs and monitors can display low and medium 15kHz frequency
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