Crestron DM Lite HD(I)-MD Series Owner's manual

DM Lite™ HD(I)-MD
Auto-Switchers
and Extenders
Supplemental Guide
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Contents
Introduction...................................................................................................................................1
Models............................................................................................................................................ 2
Using the Web Interface ............................................................................................................ 5
Access the Web Interface ........................................................................................................................5
Navigate the Web Interface .................................................................................................................... 7
View Status Information ..........................................................................................................................8
Route an Input to the HDMI Output....................................................................................................10
Configure Input Settings......................................................................................................................... 11
Configure Output Settings .................................................................................................................... 15
Configure HDMI Output Settings.................................................................................................. 16
Configure Automatic Power Settings........................................................................................... 17
Configure Analog Audio Settings ................................................................................................. 20
Configure Network Settings..................................................................................................................22
Configure Device Settings .....................................................................................................................23
Enable or Disable the Front Panel.................................................................................................24
Display the Selected Input on the HDMI Output........................................................................25
Change the Username and Password ..........................................................................................26
Configure RS232 Port Settings ......................................................................................................26
Configure IR Settings .......................................................................................................................27
Configure Audio Only Mode ............................................................................................................29
Save or Load a Configuration File.................................................................................................29
Upgrade Firmware........................................................................................................................... 30
Reboot the Device ............................................................................................................................. 31
Using the Routing Push Buttons .............................................................................................31
Use Routing Push Buttons on the Receiver ........................................................................................ 31
Use Routing Push Buttons on the Transmitter..................................................................................32
Routing Push Buttons on the HD-MD-400-C-E Transmitter.................................................. 32
Routing Push Buttons on the HD-MD-300-C-E Transmitter..................................................34
Routing Push Buttons on the HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E Transmitter ..........................................35

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DM Lite™ HD(I)-MD Auto-Switchers
and Extenders
Introduction
Crestron® DM Lite™ HD(I)-MD auto-switchers and extenders, hereinafter referred to
simply as
switchers , are designed for basic point-to-point and small auto-switching
applications. Using CAT5e or higher cable, the switchers can extend 1080p signals up to
230 feet (70 meters). Consisting of a transmitter and receiver, the switchers
automatically scale input signals to match the native resolution of the display device.
The built-web interface of the switchers allows simplified configuration. Advanced
functionality is enabled through integration with a Crestron control system.
This guide provides information about the following:
•Models
•Using the web interface
•Using the routing push buttons

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Models
The following table provides information about the various HD(I)-MD switcher models.
HD(I)-MD Switcher Models
FEATURE HD-MD-400-C-E HD-MD-300-C-E-B/W-T HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E-B/W-T HD-MD-200-C-E HD-MD-200-C-1G-E-B/W-T
Transmitter and Receiver Pair
Transmitter HD-TX-301-C-E HD-TX-201-C-2G-E-B/W-T HDI-TX-301-C-2G-E-B/W-T HD-TX-101-C-E HD-TX-101-C-1G-E-B/W-T
Receiver HD-RX-201-C-E HD-RX-201-C-E HD-RX-201-C-E HD-RX-201-C-E HD-RX-201-C-E
Video
Input Types 3 x HDMI® (DVI and
Dual-Mode DisplayPort™
compatible1),
1 x VGA (RGB,
Component2)
2 x HDMI (DVI and
Dual-Mode DisplayPort
compatible1),
1 x VGA (RGB,
Component2)
3 x HDMI (DVI & Dual-Mode
DisplayPort compatible1),
1 x VGA (RGB, Component2)
2 x HDMI (DVI and
Dual-Mode DisplayPort
compatible1)
2 x HDMI (DVI and
Dual-Mode DisplayPort
compatible1)
Output Types HDMI (DVI
compatible3)
HDMI (DVI compatible3) HDMI (DVI compatible3) HDMI (DVI
compatible3)
HDMI (DVI compatible3)
Video Features Deep Color, 3D,
Auto/Manual
Switching, and
Priority Routing
Deep Color, 3D,
Auto/Manual Switching,
and Priority Routing
Deep Color, 3D,
Auto/Manual Switching,
and Priority Routing
Deep Color, 3D,
Auto/Manual
Switching, and
Priority Routing
Deep Color, 3D,
Auto/Manual Switching,
and Priority Routing
Maximum HDMI
Input/Output
Resolutions
1080p 60 Hz @ 4:4:4
up to 70 m
1080p 60 Hz @ 4:4:4
up to 70 m
1080p 60 Hz @ 4:4:4
up to 70 m
1080p 60 Hz @ 4:4:4 up
to 70 m
1080p 60 Hz @ 4:4:4
up to 70 m
Maximum VGA
Input
Resolutions
VGA/RGB: 1920 x 1200p
60 Hz
Component: 1080p
60 Hz
VGA/RGB: 1920 x 1200p
60 Hz
Component: 1080p 60 Hz
VGA/RGB: 1920 x 1200p
60 Hz
Component: 1080p 60 Hz
N/A N/A
Custom
Resolutions
Supported at pixel
clock rates up to 300
MHz for HDMI or
165 MHz for VGA
Supported at pixel clock
rates up to 300 MHz for
HDMI or 165 MHz for VGA
Supported at pixel clock
rates up to 300 MHz for
HDMI or 165 MHz for VGA
Supported at pixel
clock rates up to
300 MHz
Supported at
pixel clock rates
up to 300 MHz
Output Scaler Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Copy Protection HDCP 1.4
(Configurable4)
HDCP 1.4 (Configurable4) HDCP 1.4 (Configurable4) HDCP 1.4
(Configurable4)
HDCP 1.4 (Configurable4)
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HD(I)-MD Switcher Models (Continued)
FEATURE HD-MD-400-C-E HD-MD-300-C-E-B/W-T HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E-B/W-T HD-MD-200-C-E HD-MD-200-C-1G-E-B/W-T
Audio
Input Types 3 x HDMI (Dual-Mode
DisplayPort
compatible1),
1 x Analog Stereo
2 x HDMI (Dual-Mode
DisplayPort compatible1),
1 x Analog Stereo
3 x HDMI (Dual-Mode
DisplayPort compatible1),
1 x Analog Stereo
2 x HDMI (Dual-Mode
DisplayPort
compatible1)
2 x HDMI (Dual-Mode
DisplayPort compatible1)
Output Types 1 x HDMI,
1 x Analog Stereo
1 x HDMI,
1 x Analog Stereo
1 x HDMI,
1 x Analog Stereo
1 x HDMI,
1 x Analog Stereo
1 x HDMI,
1 x Analog Stereo
Digital Input/
Output Audio
Formats
Dolby Digital®, Dolby
Digital EX, DTS®,
DTS-ES, DTS 96/24,
LPCM up to
8 channels
Dolby Digital®, Dolby
Digital EX, DTS®, DTS-ES,
DTS 96/24, LPCM up to
8 channels
Dolby Digital®, Dolby Digital
EX, DTS®, DTS-ES, DTS 96/24,
LPCM up to 8 channels
Dolby Digital®, Dolby
Digital EX, DTS®,
DTS-ES, DTS 96/24,
LPCM up to
8 channels
Dolby Digital®, Dolby Digital
EX, DTS®, DTS-ES, DTS
96/24, LPCM up to
8 channels
Analog Output
Audio Formats
Stereo 2-channel Stereo 2-channel Stereo 2-channel Stereo 2-channel Stereo 2-channel
Audio Features Audio-follows-video Audio-follows-video Audio-follows-video Audio-follows-video Audio-follows-video
Analog Output
Audio
Compensation
-80 dB to +20 dB -80 dB to +20 dB -80 dB to +20 dB -80 dB to +20 dB -80 dB to +20 dB
Analog Output
Audio Delay
0 to 150 ms 0 to 150 ms 0 to 150 ms 0 to 150 ms 0 to 150 ms
Other
CEC Yes5Yes5Yes5Yes5Yes5
EDID Yes4Yes4Yes4Yes4Yes4
Power6Powered over DM Lite,
Power Pack
Powered over DM Lite,
Power Pack
Powered over DM Lite,
Power Pack
Powered over DM
Lite, Power Pack
Powered over DM Lite,
Power Pack
USB Power for
Active Cables or
USB Powered
Devices
(5 V 500 mA)
No No No Yes Yes
USB HID No No No No No
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HD(I)-MD Switcher Models (Continued)
FEATURE HD-MD-400-C-E HD-MD-300-C-E-B/W-T HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E-B/W-T HD-MD-200-C-E HD-MD-200-C-1G-E-B/W-T
Other (Cont’d)
COM/IR
Pass-Through
No No No No No
COM/IR Control Yes5Yes5Yes5Yes5Yes5
TT-100 Series Yes No No No No
Ethernet 10/100 Mbps 10/100 Mbps 10/100 Mbps 10/100 Mbps 10/100 Mbps
Crestron Software Support
Crestron XiO
Cloud™ Service
No No No No No
SIMPL Windows
Software7
Yes Yes Yes Yes8Yes8
Crestron Pyng®
OS 2
No No No No No
SIMPL #
Software7
Yes Yes Yes Yes8Yes8
.AV
Framework™
Software9
Yes Yes Yes8Yes8Yes8
Crestron
Studio®
Software7
Yes Yes Yes8Yes8Yes8
1. DVI and Dual-Mode DislayPort are supported via an HDMI input using a suitable adapter or interface cable.
2. RGB and component video are supported via a VGA input using a suitable adapter or breakout cable.
3. DVI is supported via HDMI output using a suitable adapter or interface cable.
4. EDID and HDCP management is available either through a control system or the web interface.
5. CEC, COM, and IR are available through either a control system or the web interface.
6. The power pack may be connected to either the transmitter or receiver. Only one power pack is required. Do not connect more than one power
pack simultaneously.
7. SIMPL Windows, SIMPL #, and Crestron Studio software are supported only for HD-MD-400-C-E, HD-MD-300-C-E, HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E, HD-MD-200-C-E
and HD-MD-200-C-1G-E pairs.
8. At the time of publication of this document, .AV Framework, Crestron Studio, and SIMPL Windows software support is not available.
9. The .AV Framework software is configured via a supported control system such as the MPC3-201 and is supported only for HD-MD-400-C-E, HD-MD-300-C-E,
HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E, HD-MD-200-C-E, and HD-MD-200-C-1G-E pairs.

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Using the Web Interface
The web interface of the switchers allows configuration of routing, input, output,
network, and device settings. In addition, information about the switchers and the
connected display can be viewed.
NOTE: Configuration of the switchers is hosted by the receiver (HD-RX-201-C-E).
This section provides instructions to perform the following tasks:
•Access the web interface
•Navigate the web interface
•View status information
•Route an input to the HDMI output
•Configure input settings
•Configure output settings
•Configure network settings
•Configure device settings
NOTE: Unless otherwise indicated in this manual, the web pages of the switchers are
the same.
Access the Web Interface
To access the web interface:
1. Find the IP address of the switcher by pressing the SETUP button on the receiver
and noting the IP address on the connected display. The IP address is displayed
for 10 seconds.
NOTE: If the transmitter includes a SETUP button, pressing the button on the
transmitter also displays the IP address.
2. Open a web browser.
3. Go to the IP address. The Login page opens.

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Login Page
4. Enter the username and password. The default username and password are
both
admin .
NOTES:
•The username and password are case sensitive.
•For enhanced security, it is recommended that the default username and
password be changed. For information about changing the username and
password, refer to "Change the Username and Password” on page 26.
5. Click Submit. The Status page opens.
For information about navigating the web interface, refer to "Navigate the Web
Interface" that follows.

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Navigate the Web Interface
The web interface provides a navigation bar and built-in web pages.
Web Interface (Sample HD-MD-400-C-E Status Page Shown)
The navigation bar provides access to the web pages as follows:
•Clicking STATUS accesses the Status page, which provides general and
network-related information. For more information, refer to "View Status
Information" on the following page.
•Clicking ROUTING accesses the Routing page, which allows an input to be
selected and routed to the HDMI output on the receiver. For more information,
refer to "Route an Input to the HDMI Output" on page 10.
•Clicking INPUTS accesses the Input page, which allows the desired EDID to be
sent to the inputs. For more information, refer to "Configure Input Settings" on
page 11.
•Clicking OUTPUT accesses the HDMI Output page, which allows the output
resolution to be set. In addition, the output can be enabled or disabled.
For more information, refer to "Configure Output Settings" on page 15.
•Clicking NETWORK accesses the Network page, which allows network settings
such as hostname and DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) mode to be
set. For more information, refer to "Configure Network Settings" on page 22.
•Clicking DEVICE accesses the Device page, which allows changes to username
and password settings and also controls various device functions. For more
information, refer to "Configure Device Settings" on page 23.

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NOTE: After 10 minutes of inactivity, the web interface times out and returns to the
Login page.
View Status Information
General information, such as model name, serial number, and firmware version of a
switcher, can be viewed. The current network settings, such as hostname and IP address,
can also be viewed.
To view status information:
In the navigation bar, click STATUS. The Status page opens.
NOTE: The Status page opens after logging in to the HD-RX-201-C-E.
Status Page (Sample HD-MD-400-C-E Status Page Shown)
The Status page displays the following information:
•General information related to the receiver:
-Model, which is HD-RX-201-C-E
-Serial Number
-Firmware Version

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•Upstream device information related to the transmitter:
NOTE: The Upstream Device section appears on the Status page only when the
TO RX port on the transmitter is connected to the FROM TX port on the
HD-RX-201-C-E.
-Model, which is one of the following:
HD-TX-301-C-E for the HD-MD-400-C-E
HD-TX-201-C-2G-E for the HD-MD-300-C-E
HDI-TX-301-C-2G-E for the HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E
HD-TX-101-C-E for the HD-MD-200-C-E
HD-TX-101-C-1G-E for the HD-MD-200-C-1G-E
-Serial Number
NOTE: For the HD-TX-101-C-E and HD-TX-101-C-1G-E, the serial number is
displayed as N/A.
-Firmware Version
NOTE:For the HD-TX-101-C-E and HD-TX-101-C-1G-E, the firmware version
is displayed as N/A.
•Network-related information:
-Hostname
NOTE: The default hostname of the HD-RX-201-C-E is HDRX201- xxxxxx ,
where xxxxxx represents the last six characters (excluding punctuation) of the
MAC address.
-IP Address
-Subnet Mask
-Default Gateway
-MAC Address

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Route an Input to the HDMI Output
The HDMI input on the receiver (local input) or any input on the transmitter (remote
input) can be automatically or manually routed to the HDMI output on the receiver. The
default input and output names can be changed if desired.
To route the desired input to the HDMI output on the receiver:
1. In the navigation bar, click ROUTING. The Routing page opens.
Routing Page of HD-MD-400-C-E
The Routing page of the switchers contains an Output section in the upper-right
corner of the page, an option to enable or disable automatic routing (Auto
Route), a Local Inputs section, and a Remote Transmitter section. The name of
the transmitter that is displayed varies:
•For the HD-MD-400-C-E, the transmitter is the HD-TX-301-C-E.
•For the HD-MD-300-C-3, the transmitter is the HD-TX-201-C-2G-E.
•For the HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E, the transmitter is the HDI-TX-301-C-2G-E.
•For the HD-MD-200-C-E, the transmitter is the HD-TX-101-C-E.
•For the HD-MD-200-C-1G-E, the transmitter is the HD-TX-101-C-1G-E.
NOTE:The Remote Transmitter section appears on the Routing page only when
the TO RX port on the transmitter is connected to the FROM TX port on the
receiver.
The default name of the HDMI output on the receiver is OUTPUT. The default
name of the local HDMI input on the receiver is INPUT1. The default names of the
remote inputs on the transmitter range from INPUT2 to INPUT4. The number of
inputs is model dependent.

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2. Enable or disable automatic routing of the local and remote inputs by clicking the
appropriate Auto Route radio button:
•To enable automatic routing, click the TRUE radio button (default setting).
•To disable automatic routing, click the FALSE radio button.
3. In the text entry boxes of the Output, Local Inputs, and Remote Transmitter
sections, rename the output and inputs if desired, and then click Save Name.
NOTE: The Output section displays the resolution and frame rate being
transmitted to the output.
4. To manually route a local or remote input to the output, select the corresponding
input radio button. The input is routed to the output.
To manually disconnect the route of a local or remote input, click the <clear Route> radio
button in the Local Inputs section of the page.
Configure Input Settings
The web interface allows the desired EDID to be selected and sent to the inputs. Three
built-in EDID files are available for selection, and a custom EDID file can also be selected.
The EDID can be selected on a global basis and sent to all inputs, or it can be selected on
an individual basis for each input. In addition, inputs can be renamed. HDCP support can
also be enabled or disabled for each input on an individual basis. The routing priority level
of inputs can also be set. For the HD-MD-400-C-E only, TT-100 support can also be
configured.
To configure inputs:
1. In the navigation bar, click INPUTS. The Inputs page opens.

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Inputs Page of HD-MD-400-C-E
2. (Optional) In the Global EDID section of the page, load a custom EDID file by
doing the following:
a. Click Browse located to the right of the Load CEDID file field. Windows
Explorer opens.
b. Navigate to the desired EDID file (*.cedid), select the file, and then click
Open.
The selected EDID file appears in the Load CEDID file field.
c. Click Load. A prompt appears asking for confirmation that the EDID file
be uploaded to the input device.
d. Click OK. The following occurs:
•In the Global EDID section of the page, the custom EDID filename is
added to the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list.
•In the Local Inputs and Remote Transmitter sections of the page, the
custom EDID filename is added to the EDID drop-down lists.

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NOTES:
•Only custom EDID files can be deleted. Built-in EDID files cannot be
deleted. To delete a custom EDID file, click Delete in the Global EDID
section of the page. The custom EDID file is deleted from the Send
EDID to All inputs drop-down list and also from each individual EDID
drop-down list in the Local Inputs and Remote Transmitter sections of
the page.
•When a custom EDID file is deleted, the EDID reverts to the default
EDID for any input that was loaded with the custom EDID. The
default EDID for an HDMI input is DM Default EDID. The default EDID
for the VGA input is DM Default VGA EDID.
3. Configure the inputs as follows:
a. (Optional) In the Global EDID section of the page, globally apply the
same EDID to all inputs simultaneously by doing the following:
i. In the Send EDID to All inputs drop-down list, select the desired built-
in EDID file or a custom EDID file. The built-in EDID files are as
follows:
1 DM Default EDID
16 DM Default VGA EDID
Output
NOTE: Selecting Output copies the EDID from the output to all of
the inputs.
ii. Click Apply to All. The selected EDID is automatically sent to all inputs
and appears in the EDID drop-down list for all inputs in the Local
Inputs and Remote Transmitter sections of the page.
b. In the Local Inputs and Remote Transmitter sections of the page,
configure each input as desired:
NOTE: For each input, the Sync icon denotes whether a source is detected
at the input. If a source is detected, the icon is green. If no source is
detected, the icon is gray.
i. In the Name text box, rename the input if desired.
ii. If an EDID other than the Global EDID is to be assigned, select the
desired EDID in the EDID drop-down list.
iii. (Applicable only to HDMI inputs) In the HDCP Support drop-down
list, select Enabled or Disabled. The default setting is Enabled.

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iv. (Applicable only to the VGA input of the HD-MD-300-C-E,
HD-MD-400-C-E, and HD-MD-400-C-2G-E) In the Audio Only
drop-down list, select Enabled or Disabled. If the VGA input is not
connected to a VGA video source, enabling Audio Only allows analog
audio to be transmitted from the VGA input. (Depending on the
Audio Only Mode setting on the Device page, a black or blue frame
is displayed on the output). If Audio Only is disabled, an active VGA
video source must be connected to the VGA input. The default
setting is Disabled.
NOTE: When Audio Only is enabled and when Auto Route is set to
TRUE on the Routing page, automatic switching from the VGA input
to another input occurs when a new source is detected at that other
input. Automatic switching from the VGA input to another input will
not occur if an active VGA video source is disconnected from the
VGA input.
v. (Applicable only when Auto Route is set to TRUE on the Routing
page) In the Priority drop-down list, select the priority level for
routing of the input.
NOTE: In order for a priority level to be selected, the Priority
Routing radio button in the Priority Routing Support section of the
Inputs page must be set to Enabled.
Priority levels for automatic routing of an input range from
Priority 1 (highest priority) to Priority 2 (lowest priority for the
HD-MD-200-C-E and HD-MD-200-C-1G-E), Priority 3 (lowest
priority for the HD-MD-300-C-E) or Priority 4 (lowest priority for
the HD-MD-400-C-E and HDI-MD-400-C-2G-E). Automatic routing
of an input occurs according to the routing priority level and the
detection of a source at the input. Routing of an input remains until
the input is disconnected. If the input that is being routed is
disconnected, automatic routing switches to another input based on
the routing priority level and the detection of a source at the input.
If Priority 1 is set for all inputs, the last connected input is
automatically routed.
vi. Do one of the following:
•Click Save to save the Name,EDID, HDCP Support, Audio Only,
and Priority entries for each corresponding input.
•Click Revert to revert to the previous settings without saving the
current entries.
•Click Save All to save all unsaved entries.

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c. (HD-MD-400-C-E only) In the TT-100 Support section of the page, select
the TT-100 mode to determine how the HD-MD-400-C-E is to interpret
button presses on the connected Crestron Connect It™ cable caddy
(TT-100 Series):
•Quick Selection: (Default setting) The HD-MD-400-C-E switches
among the active inputs each time a button on a cable caddy is
pressed while the button LED is green. The selected active input is
displayed on the output.
A button LED is green when an active input is routed and is blue when
no inputs are connected to the HD-MD-400-C-E.
•Standard: Operates according to the SIMPL program (refer to the
SIMPL Windows help file for information)
Configure Output Settings
Configuration of output settings includes the enabling or disabling of the HDMI output,
the renaming of the output, setting the output resolution, and the enabling of HDCP. In
addition, automatic power settings and analog audio settings can be configured.
Information about the connected display and the output signal can also be viewed.
Configure output settings on the Output page of the web interface. To access the
Output page, click OUTPUT in the navigation bar.
Output Page

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Configure HDMI Output Settings
Configure HDMI output settings in the Output Settings section of the Output page.
Output Page - Output Settings
To configure HDMI output settings:
1. Enable or disable the HDMI output by clicking the Enable or Disable radio button,
respectively. By default, the Enable radio button is selected, allowing the output
display to turn on. If the Disable radio button is selected, the output display
turns off.
2. In the Name text entry box, rename the output if desired. The default name is
OUTPUT. To save the new name, click Save Name.
3. In the Resolution drop-down list, select the desired output resolution. A list of the
available selections follows.
NOTE: In the following list, RB denotes Reduced Blanking .
Auto (Recommended) 1360x768@60
640x480@60 1366x768@60
480i 1366x768@60 RB
480p 1400x1050@60
576i 1400x1050@60 RB
576p 1440x900@60
720p@50 1440x900@60 RB
720p@60 1600x900@60 RB
800x600@60 1600x1200@60
840x480@60 1680x1050@60
1024x768@60 1680x1050@60 RB
1280x768@60 1080i50
1280x768@60 RB 1080i60
1280x800@60 1080p50
1280x800@60 RB 1080p60
1280x960@60 1900x1200@60 RB
1280x1024@60 1080p30
The default setting is Auto (Recommended), which specifies the preferred
resolution of the connected display.