On 6/26/06, Kenneth L. Bourn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
We recently installed our Sun Ray 2 thin clients with ViewSonic VA1912wb LCD Display monitors. However, there seems to be a problem with the resolution. The LCD monitor is supposed to have an optimum resolution of 1440x900, however the Sun Ray 2 does not seem to sync up with the monitor properly.
Sun Ray does not know how to drive 1440x900. You could open a support call and ask for that timing to be added. (Presumably you want 1440x900 at a 60Hz refresh rate.)
When checking the display resolution settings with "Shift+Props" it shows to be sync'ed up as "Standard".
"Standard" is the fallback timing, currently [EMAIL PROTECTED], that Sun Ray uses when it gets no DDC response from the monitor or when it does not understand the DDC response. Any VESA-compliant monitor is supposed to be able to sync to that timing, so at least you should be able see something on-screen. However, in this case I bet it's a red herring, the SR2 is not really driving 640x480. I bet what's happening is ...
When selecting a different resolution, nothing appears to happen.
... that you're being bitten by bug 6412036. If you run 'utsettings' from a terminal window in the SR2 session, what happens in the terminal window?
Has anyone had any resolution issues with the new Sun Ray 2 thin clients with a similar type monitor? (I have a Sun Ray 1G connected to one of these LCD monitors and it seems to have connected at [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, with Shift+Props I am able to at least select different display resolution settings (although none seem to be better than the 1280x1024)...
1280x1024 is the largest timing that Sun Ray knows about that is acceptable to this monitor. The next larger one is 1400x1050 and that's too big. OttoM. __ ottomeister Disclaimer: These are my opinions. I do not speak for my employer. _______________________________________________ SunRay-Users mailing list SunRay-Users@filibeto.org http://www.filibeto.org/mailman/listinfo/sunray-users
