8517 / 9517 Display Functional Characteristics

USE ONLY THIS REFERENCE TO SERVICE YOUR IBM MONITOR!

SHSA380053.BOO PS/2 Display Hardware Maintenance Manual,Vol 1

41G3307 PS/2 8517 and 9517 Color Displays HW Maint Ref Jul 92
SA38-0053-00 PS/2 Display Hardware Maintenance Manual,Vol 1


1.1.1 Display Modes 

  Displays receive separate red, green, and blue analog signals through the signal cable (75 ohms impedance).  Separate, non-interlaced, horizontal and vertical synchronization signals are also received through the signal cable.

  The polarity of the synchronization signals controls the modes of operation. Modes of operation set vertical frequencies to vary the maximum number of lines that can be displayed. The number of lines displayed creates screen resolution. Each display can be used in three to six operating modes. The modes are dependent on the display and the computer system that the display is connected to. The polarities and operating characteristics of the four primary modes are shown in the following table:

41G3307 PS/2 8517 and 9517 Color Displays HW Maint Ref Jul 92

Table 1. 8517 Display mode characteristics

Mode

H

V

Resolution

Interlaced

1

+

-

738 x 362

No

2

-

+

738x414

No

3

-

-

656 x 496

No

4

+

+

1024 x 768

Yes

4

+

+

1024 x 768

No

5

-

+

1360 x 1024

Yes

 

Table 2. 9517 Display mode characteristics

Mode
H
V
Resolution
Interlaced

1

+

-

738 x 362

No

2

-

+

738 x 414

No

3

-

-

656 x 496

No

4

+

+

1024 x 768

No

5

-

+

1360 x 1024

Yes


 
Displays with only three operating modes have mode 4 reserved. Displays with more than these four modes use interlaced horizontal and vertical synchronization signals to create additional modes. The 8517 display has two mode 4s available; the program providing the mode automatically selects one of them, depending on the adapter in use.

  The IBM PS/2 Color Displays Test-Pattern Diskette examines the mode configuration from the monitor and the type of computer being used and displays the modes available for the monitor.

2.5.3.3 Functional Characteristics, 8517 / 9517 Display


 Video input: analog, direct-drive, 75 ohm, 0 to 0.7 V.
  CRT faceplate: dark, antiglare (silica coated)
The functional characteristics depend on the operating mode:

Both references agree on 8517 modes....

8517 MODE:

1

2

3

4

4

5

Horizontal deflection rate KHz

31.5

31.5

31.5

35.5

57.0

56.5

Vertical deflection rate [Frames/s]

70.0

70.0

60.0

43.5

70.0

51.5

Horizontal Blanking time [ms]

5.72

5.72

5.72

5.35

4.41

4.50

Vertical Blanking Time [ms]

2.76

1.12

0.92

0.69

0.82

0.65

Vertical Addressability [lines]

362

414

496

768

768

1024

Interlace ratio

1:1

1:1

1:1

2:1

1:1

2:1


9517 MODE:

1

2

3

4

5

N/A

Horizontal deflection rate KHz

39.5

39.5

39.5

58.0

58.0


Vertical deflection rate [Frames/s]

88.0

88.0

75.0

72.0

53.0


Horizontal Blanking time [ms]

4.56

4.56

4.56

4.40

4.38


Vertical Blanking Time [ms]

2.26

0.89

0.74

0.67

0.65


Vertical Addressability [lines]

362

414

496

768

1,024


Interlace ratio

1:1

1:1

1:1

1:1

2:1



NOTE: 41G3307 PS/2 8517 and 9517 Color Displays HW Maint Ref Jul 92 has different values for the 9517 Modes.

   Note: There are two mode 4s available; the program providing the mode automatically selects one of them, depending on the adapter in use. If the display is moved to a display adapter with a higher resolution, it may have to be serviced for adjustments to the higher mode.


 Mode Selection:  The mode for setting up display is determined by modes supported by the display adapter cards.


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Table  8-1. Mode Selection 8517 Display

Adapter

Modes

VGA (system)

1 to 3

8514/A

1 to 4 (interlaced)

XGA

1 to 4 (interlaced)

Image/A

1 to 5

 

Table  8-2. Mode Selection 9517 Display

Adapter

Modes

XGA-2

1 to 4

Image/A

1 to 5

 

 If mode 4 is not available, test patterns must be displayed in the highest resolution mode supported.

NOTE: The Image /A supports Mode 5 with a resolution of 1360 x 1024.... ???