Different timings are stored in the PDC0100 at the factory. As soon as a video signal is present, a suitable timing is sought. At this stage, “Auto In Process” is displayed. These timings are compatible with the standard video signals provided by today’s graphics cards. If no image or only a blurry image is displayed on the monitor, the signal is outside the standardized ranges. Such signals often occur in older medical equipment. In many cases, the unknown timing is displayed correctly without any additional settings. This is possible because a large number of known timings are stored in the PDC0100.

With the Force Mode function, the Analog-DVI-Converter PDC0100 can be adapted to special timing settings that the monitor does not automatically detect. In this case, it is necessary to adjust the detected timing. The integrated Force Mode supports even unusual analog signals. Up to five Force Mode timings can be stored.

The Analog-DVI-Converter has two additional analog video inputs. Therefore, the monitors can be operated with standard analog video signals (PAL / NTSC). The RGB and video inputs can be connected simultaneously to different signal sources, thus the number of analog inputs, e.g. of a Large Monitor Manager (LMM0802).

The PDC0100 has two serial RS-232 interface sockets (upstream, downstream). The connectors allow serial bus operation to integrate the Analog-DVI-Converter into existing systems (bus connections).