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Supported Graphics Devices | |
The table below summarizes the graphics devices that are supported
on each of the HP9000 Series systems: Table 4-3 Graphics
Devices Supported on HP-UX 9.x Graphics Devices | Supported HP 9000 Models |
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Integrated GrayScale Graphics1 | 712 (all models), 715/64, 715/80, 715/100,
725/100 | Integrated Color Graphics2 | 712 (all models), 715/64, 715/80, 715/100,
725/100, 748i/64, 748i/100, V743/64, V743/100 | Color Graphics card | 712 (all models), 715/64, 715/80, 715/100,
725/100, 748i/64, 748i/100, J200, J210 | Dual Color Graphics card | 715/64, 715/80, 715/100, 725/100, J200,
J210 | Internal GrayScale Graphics1 | 705, 710, 715/33, 715/50, 715/75, 725/50,
725/75 | Internal Color Graphics2 | 705, 710, 715/33, 715/50, 715/75, 725/50,
725/75, 745i/50, 745i/100, 747i/50, 747i/100 | CRX, Dual CRX | 720, 730, 735, 735/125, 750, 755, 755/125,
747i/50, 747i/100 | GRX | 720, 730, 735, 735/125 | CRX-24 | 715/33, 715/50, 715/75, 720, 725/50,
725/75, 730, 735, 735/125, 747i/50, 747i/100, 750, 755, 755/125 | CRX-24Z | 715/33, 715/50, 715/75, 720, 725/50,
725/75, 730, 735, 735/125, 750, 755, 755/125 | CRX-48Z | 715/50, 715/75, 715/100, 725/50, 725/75,
725/100, 735, 735/125, 755, 755/125, J200, J210 | HCRX-8, HCRX-8Z, HCRX-24, HCRX-24Z, HP
Visualize-8, HP Visualize-24 | 715/64, 715/80, 715/100, 725/100, J200,
J210 | PersonalVRX, TurboVRX | 720, 730, 735, 735/125, 750, 755, 755/125
(no longer on the Corporate Price List) | Freedom Series(TM) Graphics (S3150, S3250
and S3400) | 715/80, 715/100, J200, J210 | HP Visualize-48 | J200, J210 |
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Integrated GrayScale Graphics and Internal GrayScale
Graphics is supported on high-resolution (1280×1024) for
all Models specified above. - 2
Integrated Color Graphics and Internal Color Graphics
are supported on both medium-resolution (1024×768) and
high-resolution (1280×1024) configurations of the Series
700 Models 705, 710, 712 (all models), and 715/33. High resolution
is supported on all other Models specified above.
Multi-Display Support | |
The following definitions are included to help alleviate confusion
between the terms multi-display, multi-screen, multi-seat, and single
logical screen. Multi-Display:
A configuration with multiple graphics devices (displays) used concurrently.
Any multi-seat or multi-screen configuration is referred to as a
multi-display configuration. Multi-Screen: A configuration
in which a single X server with a mouse and keyboard drives multiple
graphics devices (where each head is a different X11 screen) concurrently
while only allowing the cursor, not windows, to be moved between
heads. Multi-Seat: A configuration
with multiple instantiations of the X server, each with its own
mouse, keyboard, and heads. Multi-seat is not supported on the HP-UX
9.0x release. Single Logical Screen: A
configuration in which a single X server with a single mouse and
keyboard drives multiple homogeneous graphics devices (heads) concurrently
while allowing the heads to emulate a large single screen. This
differs from a multi-screen environment by allowing windows to be
moved and displayed across heads. See the section in this document
on Single Logical Screen.
Note that different monitor resolutions are not supported
with multi-display configurations. Multi-Screen Support | |
This section refers to multi-screen configurations only. Running
one X server on more than one graphics display is called a "multi-screen"
operation. The keyboard and pointer are shared among the screens.
Multiple screens are enabled via the /usr/lib/X11/X*screens
file. The X*screens
file is used to configure the operation of the X server. The screens
are defined in the X*screens
file by specifying the appropriate special device files. See the
section in this document on special device files and /usr/lib/X11/X0screens
for more information. A separate screen entry for each graphics display is entered
in the X*screens
file. The order of entries determines each screen number starting
at 0. The devices can be arranged in any order. For example, in the following multi-screen system, the screen
numbers are assigned as indicated: /dev/crt1 # first entry is screen 0 (as in local:0.0)
/dev/crt0 # second entry is screen 1 (as in local:0.1)
/dev/crt2 # third entry is screen 2 (as in local:0.2) |
The X server supports up to four screens at a time. Specifying
more than four screens will cause a server error message. The following multi-screen configurations are supported (unless
otherwise stated, different resolutions are not supported with multi-display
configurations): 712/60 and 712/80: Integrated Color Graphics and one
plug-in Color Graphics card.
715/33: Internal Color Graphics and one CRX-24 Internal Color Graphics and one CRX-24Z
715/50, 715/75, 725/50, and 725/75: Internal Color Graphics and one CRX-24 Internal Color Graphics and one CRX-24Z Internal Color Graphics and one CRX-48Z
715/64, 715/80, and 715/100: Integrated Color Graphics and one
plug-in Color Graphics card. Integrated Color Graphics and one Dual Color Graphics
card Integrated Color Graphics and one HCRX-24 Integrated Color Graphics and one HCRX-24Z Integrated Color Graphics and one HP Visualize-24
725/100: Integrated Color Graphics and up to
two plug-in Color Graphics cards Integrated Color Graphics and one Dual Color Graphics
card Integrated Color Graphics and one HCRX-24 Integrated Color Graphics and one HCRX-24Z Integrated Color Graphics and one HP Visualize-24
720, 730, 735, and 735/125: 748i/64 and 748i/100: Integrated Color Graphics and one
plug-in Color Graphics card (3x5) Two plug-in Color Graphics cards (3x5)
747i/50 and 747i/100: Internal Color Graphics and one Dual CRX
J200 and J210: Up to four screens with any combination
of plug-in Color Graphics cards and Dual Color Graphics cards One or two Dual Color Graphics cards Up to three plug-in Color Graphics cards One Dual Color Graphics card and up to two plug-in
Color Graphics cards
One plug-in Color Graphics card and one HCRX-24Z One plug-in Color Graphics card and one HP Visualize-24 One plug-in Color Graphics card and one CRX-48Z
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