| MonitorWorld Dictionary of Terms |
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Sync on Green is a standard usually used by workstations where the horiztonal and vertical sync pulses are sent on the green wire. Composite Sync is another standard often used by workstation monitors. The most common example would be a SUN Microsystems monitor. To make composite sync, the horizontal and vertical sync pulses are combined onto one wire. Separate Sync is a standard PC sync signal type. The horizontal and vertical sync pulse are set on separate wires. The most common problem attaching a workstation monitor to PC's is to convert this combined signal to a sync on green or composite sync signal. PS2 stands for "Personal System 2" and is IBM's next generation proprietary architecture standard. |
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