Dome® M2/PCI
Display Controller
RELEASE NOTES
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT 4.0
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Part No. 44-RELWINM2-01
August 2002
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Release Notes
These release notes contain information about installing the DOME® Windows®
driver for the M2/PCI™ display controller (board). These notes supplement the
M2/PCI Display Controller Installation Guide
.
Problem:
Upon installation of the M2 driver, Windows systems initially limit
the VGA display to a resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels.
Solution on Windows XP System
1
Make sure you have a separate VGA controller installed on
your XP system.
2
Install the M2 board and its driver, then restart.
3
Select
4
Select resolution 1200 x 1600 while in VGA mode.
5
Click
6
Remove the separate VGA controller, if desired.
Settings
OK
to accept new settings.
on Display Properties dialog box.
Solution on Windows NT or Windows 2000 System
1
Install the M2 board and its driver, then restart.
2
Select
Settings
on Display Properties dialog box.
3
Select resolution 1200 x 1600 while in VGA mode.
4
Click
OK
to accept new settings.
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