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The ST range supports three [[ST Video Modes|video modes]]: | The ST range supports three [[ST Video Modes|video modes]]: | ||
| − | *[[ST Low|Low]] has a resolution of 320x200 with 16 colours @ 15kHZ | + | *[[ST Low|Low]] has a resolution of 320x200 with 16 colours @ 15kHZ |
*[[ST Medium|Medium]] has a resolution of 640x200 with 4 colours @ 15kHz | *[[ST Medium|Medium]] has a resolution of 640x200 with 4 colours @ 15kHz | ||
| − | *[[ST High|High]] has a resolution of 640x400 in monochrome @ 31.5kHz (High resolution is not | + | *[[ST High|High]] has a resolution of 640x400 in monochrome @ 31.5kHz |
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| + | Low and medium resolution are displayable via a standard TV RF cable, RGB SCART cable (See note 1) or VGA cable (See note 2). | ||
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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. | ||
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| + | *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 | + | [[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) | [[Flat Panel Displays]] - New style monitors and TVs (usually manufactured after year 2000) | ||
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| + | ==Falcon Displays== | ||
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| + | TBA | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:52, 4 June 2018
ST Displays
The ST range supports three video modes:
- Low has a resolution of 320x200 with 16 colours @ 15kHZ
- Medium has a resolution of 640x200 with 4 colours @ 15kHz
- High has a resolution of 640x400 in monochrome @ 31.5kHz
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)
Falcon Displays
TBA
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