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( Not all SCART capable TVs and monitors support the Atari ST RGB SCART signal) cable or VGA (Not all VGA capable TVs and monitors can display low and medium 15kHz frequency) 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.
+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