25-03-2003 12:42 Monitor features
The HP Pavilion 15 inch Multimedia Display (Model D3857A) is an EPA Energy Star-compliant, high-resolution, high-performance, 15-inch multi-frequency color monitor with built-in state-of-the-art audio features.
The HP Pavilion 15 inch Multimedia Display is designed to accommodate HP/Altec Lansing-designed speakers (shipped with HP Multimedia systems) and includes several built-in audio features such as:
Audio stereo amplifier with dynamic bass boost
Directional microphone
Headphone jack
Volume and mute controls
The HP Pavilion 15 inch Multimedia Display is EPA Energy Star-compliant and includes VESA (Video Electronic's Standard Association) DPMS-(Display Power Management Signaling) compatible power management. For ergonomic comfort and peace of mind, the HP Pavilion 15 inch Multimedia Display uses a non-glare picture tube to minimize reflection of ambient light and has been designed to meet Swedish MPR II guidelines for electromagnetic and static emissions. The monitor includes a tilt and swivel base that has been pre-attached.
Feature
Specification
Picture tube
Non-glare 15-inch picture tube
Maximum viewable area
280 mm (H) x 210 mm (V) or 13.78 inch diagonal
Line (horizontal) frequency
30 KHz to 50 KHz
Raster (vertical) frequency
50 Hz to 100 Hz
Dot rate
0.28 mm fine dot pitch
Pedestal
Tilt: -5 degrees forward,
12 degrees backward
Swivel: 90 degrees left or right
Video modes
The 15-inch Multimedia monitor display supports the video modes shown in the table below. Setting the screen resolution/refresh rate combination higher than 1024X768 at 60Hz can damage the display.
Do not choose settings outside of the supported resolution/refresh rate. If you chose a setting from the Display icon on your Taskbar that is outside of the acceptable value, the screen may turn black and you will need to reset the display by restarting your computer.
Mode
Resolution (dots x lines)
Vertical Freq. (Hz.)
VGA (1)
640 x 350
70
VGA
640 x 400
70
VGA
640 x 480
60
Ergonomic VGA (1)
640 x 480
72
Ergonomic VGA
640 x 480
75
SVGA
800 x 600
60
Ergonomic SVGA (1)
800 x 600
72
Ergonomic SVGA
800 x 600
75
Ultra VGA (1,2)
1024 x 768I
43.5
Ultra VGA
1024 x 768
60
Je pense que le câble du moniteur est abîmé, ce qui empêche la carte vidéo de le reconnaitre correctement.
sinon, va voir là : https://www.hp.com/cposupport/swind...18302_swen.html
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