In some graphics cards, whatever screen resolution you set your graphics card to output, the C2 unit always shows it as another resolution, such as 1920x1200 60Hz Rb.
This is not because the C2 unit has incorrectly detected it - it means that your graphics card is scaling your intended resolution to the highest resolution that the C2 unit supports.
I.e. the graphics card is actually outputting 1920x1200 60Hz Rb. (The 'Rb' means reduced blanking.)
This can usually be turned off in the graphics card driver.
Articles in this section
- C2-770 C2-4000 C2-5000 series fault codes
- 1T-C2 C2-1000 C2-2000 C2-3000 C2-6000 C2-7000 C2-8000 series fault and error codes
- Using Presets On The C2 products
- Which CORIO2 products support HDCP?
- HDCP additions to C2-2000A series
- HDCP Restrictions On CORIO2 Units
- Resolutions Not Detected Correctly - Everything Shows As 1920x1200
- HDCP Not Working On CORIO2 Unit
- Frame Rate Conversion In CORIO2 Products
- Using the Lock Source