RADEON™ 8500 MAC EDITION
`User’s Guide
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`Version 1.0 - February 2002
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`P/N: 137-40315-10
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`Copyright © 2002, ATI Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.
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`ATI and all ATI product and product feature names are trademarks and/or
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`owners. Features, performance and specifications are subject to change without
`notice. Product may not be exactly as shown in the diagrams.
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`User’s Guide
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`Version 1.0 - February 2002
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`P/N: 137-40315-10
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`Copyright © 2002, ATI Technologies Inc. All rights reserved.
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`ATI and all ATI product and product feature names are trademarks and/or
`registered trademarks of ATI Technologies Inc. All other company and/or
`product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective
`owners. Features, performance and specifications are subject to change without
`notice. Product may not be exactly as shown in the diagrams.
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`Reproduction of this manual, or parts thereof, in any form, without the express
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`Disclaimer
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`While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this
`document, ATI Technologies Inc. assumes no liability with
`respect to the operation or use of ATI hardware, software or
`other products and documentation described herein, for any act
`or omission of ATI concerning such products or this
`documentation, for any interruption of service, loss or
`interruption of business, loss of anticipatory profits, or for
`punitive, incidental or consequential damages in connection
`with the furnishing, performance, or use of the ATI hardware,
`software, or other products and documentation provided herein.
`ATI Technologies Inc. reserves the right to make changes
`without further notice to a product or system described herein to
`improve reliability, function or design. With respect to ATI
`products which this document relates, ATI disclaims all express
`or implied warranties regarding such products, including but not
`limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for
`a particular purpose, and non-infringement.
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`Introduction
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`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION represents the next
`generation in 3D and video acceleration for your Power
`Macintosh computer. It includes 64MB of DDR memory for
`fast 32-bit true color 3D graphics. Flexible dual-display support
`for multiple combinations of CRT monitors, TVs and video
`devices is included. Your new graphics accelerator provides:
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`Flexible dual-display support enabling many combinations
`utilizing the VGA, DVI-I, and TV connectors
`OpenGL ® and QuickDraw 3D accelerator providing
`superior 3D rendering performance and advanced imaging
`and filtering techniques
`QuickTime playback accelerat or for full screen, full
`motion, TV quality video
`DVI-I support for digital flat panels
`TV-Out support via S-Video connector
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`The ATI Config Menu (available only for Mac OS 9.2.1), is
`located on the Apple menu bar. This provides instant access to
`Help, the ATI Displays control panel, and all of RADEON 8500
`MAC EDITION features.
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`What You'll Need
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`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION runs with the following
`minimum system requirements:
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`Any Power Macintosh computer with an AGP expansion
`slot
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`OpenGL 1.2.2 (required for 3D graphics)
`Apple multi-frequency monitor, VGA-style monitor (see
`note below), DVI-I style digital flat panel, or TV
`QuickTime 5.0 (earlier versions are NOT supported) or
`higher
`(cid:127) Minimum 64MB of system memory required for Mac OS
`9.2.1
`(cid:127) Minimum 128MB of system memory required for
`Mac OS X version 10.1
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`OpenGL 1.2.2 or higher is required to obtain full 3D graphics
`functionality in Mac OS 9.2.1 applications. OpenGL 1.2.2 is
`only available from Apple as part of Mac OS 9.2.1. or 9.2.2.
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`NOTE
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`Apple branded digital flat panels with an ADC connector must
`use a third party adapter.
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`Apple analog monitors without a VGA connector must use a
`the supplied adapter to connect to the RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION graphics accelerator.
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`Future references to Mac OS 9 and Mac OS X in this manual
`are intended to be generic and inclusive of their respective
`versions of the Macintosh operating systems
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`NOTE
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`Related Documentation
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`The README file summarizes the latest product revisions.
`Click the README icon on the installation disk to open this
`file.
`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION comes with ATI Guide
`for Mac OS 9, which provides on-line help for making the best
`use of your card’s features. There are two methods of accessing
`the ATI Guide. From the Mac OS menu bar under the ATI icon
`choose ATI Guide. From the ATI Displays control panel, you
`can access the ATI Guide by clicking on the Apple Guide
`icon. RADEON Help can be found in the Apple Help menu.
`
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`Help is available in Mac OS X by simply clicking on the
`button in the ATI Displays control panel or through the Apple
`Help Center. You can browse through the Help or search for a
`specific topic.
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`Multimedia Features
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`Your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION turns your Mac
`computer into a 3D and 2D graphics powerhouse. You can use
`your new graphics accelerator card to do the following:
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`Enjoy true-color 32-bit 2D or 3D graphics up to 2048x1536
`(cid:127) Watch full screen, full motion, TV-quality video using
`QuickTime playback acceleration
`Output your Mac’s display to a digital flat panel
`Output your Mac’s display to your TV
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`The following information describes these new features in more
`detail and suggests ways you can optimize your machine to get
`the most out of your new card.
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`Viewing 3D Graphics
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`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s 3D Acceleration features
`supports the following advanced 3D graphics capabilities:
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`OpenGL Support
`QuickDraw 3D RAVE Support
`Twin Cache Architecture
`Single Pass Multi-texturing
`Triangle Setup Engine
`Bilinear/Trilinear Filtering
`Line Anti-aliasing
`Specular Highlights
`Perspectively Correct Texture Mapping
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`Z-buffering and Double-buffering
`Spherical, Dual-Paraboloid, 3D Texturing and Cubic
`environment mapping
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`In addition, the RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION brings new
`and exciting graphics technologies to the Macintosh platform:
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`TRUFORM™ is a rendering technology that pre-processes 3D
`artwork being fed into the graphics accelerator by converting it
`from flat triangle data into curved surface data, allowing much
`more highly detailed and realistically lit images with virtually
`no performance loss.
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`SMOOTHVISION™ is an anti-aliasing solution that raises the bar
`for image quality using programmable multi-sampling methods to
`post-process graphics before they are displayed.
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`SMARTSHADER™ (supported in Mac OS X only) is a new
`technology which revolutionizes the graphics pipeline by making both
`the geometry processing and pixel processing stages more
`programmable than ever before. Developers can easily create amazing
`new graphics effects while maintaining a high level of performance.
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`HYPER Z™ II makes Z-buffer bandwidth usage more efficient by
`decreasing the amount of information sent to the frame buffer.
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`CHARISMA ENGINE™ II is a transform and lighting technology
`which controls changing shapes and lighting while maintaining fast 3D
`game performance
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`PIXEL TAPESTRY™ II uses six independent texture units per
`rendering pipeline giving highly realistic and detailed 3D graphics.
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`VIDEO IMMERSION™ II incorporates MPEG-2 decoding,
`adaptive de-interlacing, and frame rate conversion.
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`These features make it possible to quickly render 3D graphics,
`produce atmospheric effects, calculate light and color shading,
`and determine which objects are in the foreground and which
`are in the background.
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`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION only displays 3D graphics in
`thousands and millions of colors. When you use 256 colors,
`there are too few colors to display complex 3D textures, so 3D
`acceleration is not supported.
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`You can use the 3D Memory Monitor in the ATI Displays
`control panel to see how memory on your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION is allocated when displaying 3D graphics. This allows
`you to optimize 3D performance.
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`The 3D Memory Monitor is only supported in Mac OS 9.
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`ATI Displays Control Panel For Mac OS 9
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`The ATI Displays control panel provides access to the advanced
`features that RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION has to offer. To
`open the ATI Displays control panel, choose Control Panels
`from the Apple menu, then choose ATI Displays, or choose ATI
`Displays from the ATI Config Menu from the menu bar.
`
`For detailed instructions on how to set up and use these features,
`please refer to the ATI Guide/ATI Help, which can be accessed
`through the ATI Displays control panel.
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`Status Area
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`Look in the Status Area to determine your current monitor,
`screen resolution, and color depth. To change display settings
`use the Monitors feature to open the Monitors control panel.
`You can also change the monitor depth and resolutions at any
`time using the Apple control strip, if installed.
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`Identify Displays
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`If you have more than one display connected to your computer,
`you can identify and configure each display. The ATI Displays
`control panel identifies all the displays connected to your
`computer, but only configures displays that are connected to
`ATI cards.
`
`If you are using multiple monitors and using one display with
`the built-in video, or a non-ATI video card, a generic video card
`icon is displayed in the ATI Displays control panel. You cannot
`make any changes to the generic video card using ATI Displays.
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`Display Details
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`The Details window gives you information about specific
`software components needed to enable each of RADEON 8500
`MAC EDITION’s features. Check the Details window to
`determine the files and version numbers of the software
`components installed in your System Folder during the
`installation process. Using the pull-down menu, the Details
`window also lists the Mac OS multimedia software required for
`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION, such as QuickDraw 3D and
`OpenGL.
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`Monitors
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`The Monitors feature provides access to the standard Mac OS
`Monitors control panel. You can use the Monitors control panel
`to select color depths and resolutions, and set up multiple
`monitors. For more information on the Monitors control panel
`refer to the Mac OS Guide that comes with your computer.
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`Keyboard Shortcuts
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`This feature allows you to use a pop-up menu to change your
`desktop settings without exiting your current application. You
`can configure, enable or disable shortcut features when you
`click the Shortcut icon in the control panel.
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`The ATI Popup Menu only displays the recommended modes
`available for the attached monitor(s). Additional modes may be
`accessed through the Monitors control panel or the Control
`Strip.
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`Different ATI video cards offer distinct keyboard shortcut
`options, so not all shortcuts appear for every ATI product.
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`Popup Menu and Hot Keys remain inactive when dialogs
`appear on the screen. For example, while using the Monitors
`control panel, the Popup Menu and Hot Keys are disabled.
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`VGA Monitors
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`If you have a non-DDC-compliant VGA monitor connected to
`your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION, the VGA icon may be
`active. Some VGA monitors use a Display Data Channel (DDC).
`You do not have to do anything extra to select the supported
`resolutions.
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`Your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION uses the DDC information to
`automatically provide the supported resolutions in the Monitors
`control panel and the Control Strip. If your VGA monitor doesn’t
`use DDC, the VGA Monitors icon is active, and you can use it to
`select your monitor from a list of standard monitors.
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`NOTE
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`If the VGA icon is dimmed, your computer has detected a DDC
`compliant VGA monitor connected to your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION. You do not have to make a selection.
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`To Select a VGA Monitor
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`Select VGA Monitors from the ATI Displays control panel
`Select your VGA model from the list of monitors in the left
`panel of the VGA Monitors dialog box
`A list of resolutions supported by your VGA monitor
`appears in the right panel of the VGA Monitors dialog box.
`You cannot select the monitor resolution using the
`VGA Monitors dialog box. You must use the standard Mac OS
`Monitors control panel.
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`3D Memory Monitor
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`The 3D Memory Monitor shows how available memory in the
`accelerator card is allocated when displaying 3D graphics.
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`Using the 3D Memory Monitor
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`When you open 3D graphics on your Mac OS computer, run the
`3D Memory Monitor to see how your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION has allocated 3D memory.
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`To open the 3D Memory Monitor
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`Choose Control Panels from the Apple Menu, or choose ATI
`Displays from the ATI Config Menu and skip to step 3
`Select ATI Displays
`Click on the 3D Memory icon
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`The 3D Memory Monitor shows you how the video memory on
`your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION is allocated between
`display, textures, and buffers.
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`Display
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`The Screen bar indicates the amount of graphics memory is
`allocated to the display’s resolution and color depth. The
`Desktop Pattern bar indicates the amount of memory used by
`your desktop pattern.
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`To reduce the memory allocated to Display memory:
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`change the color depth from millions to thousands
`decrease your screen resolution
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`Textures
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`The Texture bar indicates the number and size of texture maps
`loaded by 3D applications to add realism to 3D models and
`environments. The Bitmap bar indicates the memory allocated
`to non-3D elements like 2D graphics. To reduce the memory
`allocated to Texture memory, reduce the amount of textures in
`your 3D graphics.
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`Buffers
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`The Back Buffer bar and the Z-buffer bar are directly related
`to the size of the 3D window.
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`To reduce the memory allocated to Buffer memory:
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`reduce the size of the display window containing
`3D graphics
`reduce the number of the display windows containing 3D
`graphics
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`Adaptive De-Interlacing
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`Adaptive de-interlacing smooths moving images captured from
`an interlaced source and may improve the quality of DVD
`movies.
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`ATI HELP
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`ATI HELP is an additional source of information when you are
`using the ATI Displays control panel.
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`icon
`Access the ATI HELP by clicking on the Apple HELP
`on the ATI Displays control panel, or the ATI Config Menu.
`From the ATI DISPLAYS GUIDE select RADEON then OPEN
`RADEON HELP. Finally, select ATI HELP from the HELP
`CENTER.
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`Select a topic from the main ATI HELP window to get detailed
`instructions for a specific task. To return to the main ATI HELP
`window, click the HOME icon in the upper-left corner of the
`HELP window.
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`Customer Service
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`You can obtain Customer Service information by clicking the
`ATI icon in the ATI Displays control panel. You can also
`generate a problem report.
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`Please refer to the ATI DISPLAYS GUIDE for additional
`instructions on generating a problem report.
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`Using QuickTime Playback
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`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s QuickTime playback
`acceleration allows you to stretch even the smallest movies to
`full screen size without compromising frame rate or image
`quality. RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s hardware scaler
`maintains the original quality of your QuickTime movie when
`scaling to a larger size – even full screen.
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`When the monitor is set to display in grayscale (Mac OS 9
`only), QuickTime movies are not accelerated, nor are they
`converted to color. When playing movies in thousands or
`millions of colors, the ATI card utilizes the 3D engine’s
`capabilities to scale and accelerate playback. When scaling
`video, the RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION uses special
`hardware techniques (bilinear filtering) to enhance the video
`quality instead of just repeating pixels.
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`NOTE
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`To use RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s playback acceleration,
`you must have QuickTime version 5.0 or higher installed on
`your computer.
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`Using Mac2TV™ Video Out In Mac OS 9
`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s Mac2TV Video Out
`feature allows you to output your computer’s display to your
`TV or VCR. Anything you can display on your monitor can be
`output to TV.
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`View computer output directly on your television with
`advanced flicker reduction and artifact suppression
`Connect using Composite or S-Video output capabilities
`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION provides a big-screen
`experience for playing games, giving presentations, and
`browsing the Internet
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`Using RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s TV/Video Out
`Connector
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`To output your computer’s display to a TV
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`Turn off your computer and TV
`Ensure your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION is installed
`correctly
`Looking at the back of your Mac, locate your RADEON
`8500 MAC EDITION
`Determine if your TV has an S-Video or Composite video
`input connection
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`Video Out
`Connector
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`Composite
`Connector
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`Video Out Adapter
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`If your are using S-Video connection to the TV, attach one
`end of an S-Video cable to the S-Video Out connection of
`the RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION and the other end to
`the S-Video In connector of your TV. If you are using
`Composite, connect the supplied Video Out Adapter to the
`S-Video connector of the RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION.
`Then attach one end of your Composite cable to the
`Composite connector and the other end to the Composite In
`of your TV (see diagram above)
`Turn on your TV then your Power Macintosh
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`Now that you have connected your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION to a TV, you need to enable Mac2TV. For more
`information, see “Enabling Mac2TV” on page 21.
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`To connect your computer’s display to a VCR to record to
`video tape
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`Turn off your computer and VCR.
`Ensure your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION is installed
`correctly
`Looking at the back of your Mac, locate your RADEON
`8500 MAC EDITION
`Determine if your VCR has an S-Video or Composite video
`input connection
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`Video Out
`Connector
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`Composite
`Connector
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`Video Out Adapter
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`If you are using S-Video attach, one end of an S-Video
`cable to the S-Video Out connector of the RADEON 8500
`MAC EDITION and the other end to the S-Video In
`connector of your VCR. If you are using Composite
`connect the supplied Video Out Adapter to the S-Video
`connector of the RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION. Then
`attach one end of your Composite cable to the Composite
`connector and the other end to the Composite In of your
`VCR (See diagram above)
`Turn on your VCR, then your Power Macintosh and TV
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`If you are connecting your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION to a
`VCR, make sure that your VCR is connected to a television that
`you can use as your computer’s display. For information about
`connecting a television to your VCR, see the documentation
`supplied with your VCR.
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`Now that you have connected your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION to a VCR, you need to enable Mac2TV.
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`Enabling Mac2TV
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`Open the ATI Displays control panel
`Click on the Mac2TV icon
`The Video Output will already be set to On (NTSC is the
`default setting)
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`Click OK
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`NOTE
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`A TV cannot be left connected to the graphics card if two
`analog monitors are connected to the RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION, even if the TV is off and not enabled in the software.
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`Changing Display Configurations
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`Using a TV as your only display
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`If you are using television display only, disconnect your
`monitor from your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION. The
`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION detects that you have a TV
`attached and automatically starts with Mac2TV display enabled.
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`Optimizing Mac2TV
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`You can optimize your TV display using the video out
`preferences. Viewing images on your TV can be improved by
`changing the contrast, brightness, or size of your display.
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`To set the video out preferences, click the Mac2TV icon on the
`ATI Displays Control Panel.
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`Hue, saturation, and brightness are the three qualities which
`constitute what we normally refer to as “color”.
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`Hue, often used as a synonym for “color”, is the quality
`that distinguishes among red, green, yellow, and so on
`Saturation is the amount of color present that distinguishes
`pale or washed-out colors from vivid ones
`Brightness is related to the amount of light emitted by your
`display or reflected from an object
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`Hue is generally not adjusted. Depending on the TV, however,
`it may be necessary or desirable to adjust the hue to
`approximate the monitor’s display.
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`Anti-Flicker reduces the amount of display flicker. Display
`flicker is both a distraction and tiring to your eyes, and is most
`pronounced when text is being displayed.
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`Dot Crawl is an undesirable characteristic of many Composite
`televisions that is seen as thin, jagged edges moving around
`objects on the screen. It is especially useful for viewing pictures
`or stills. S-Video equipment does not exhibit this effect.
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`Contrast is a ratio of how far the whitest whites are from the
`blackest blacks. If the contrast is too high, the image may look
`stark, like pure white squares on a jet-black background. If the
`contrast is too low, the image may look gray or washed out.
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`Reducing Edge Distortion
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`When using a television for your display, you may see some
`edge distortion on the left and right side of your television
`screen. This effect depends on your television and the
`application you are running.
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`To reduce edge distortion, you can:
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`increase the horizontal size by clicking the right Size arrow,
`or
`reduce the brightness by adjusting the brightness slider.
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`Viewing Text on Television
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`Due to the different technology used in the manufacturing of
`televisions and monitors, standard text may look too small on
`your television. You can compensate for this by using larger
`fonts.
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`To change your font size in Mac OS 9
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`Click the Apple menu
`Select Control Panels
`Select Views
`Choose a larger font size
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`To change your font size in Mac OS X
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`Click the Apple menu
`Select System Preferences
`Select General
`Choose a larger font size
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`ATI Displays Control Panel for Mac OS X
`The ATI Displays control panel provides access to the advanced
`features that RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION has to offer. To
`open the ATI Displays control panel:
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`1 Click on the Hard Disk icon
`2 Click on Applications folder
`3 Click on Utilities folder
`4 Click on ATI Utilities folder
`5 Double-click on ATI Displays
`For detailed instructions on how to set up and use these features,
`please refer to ATI Help, which can be accessed through the
`ATI Displays control panel.
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`The Display Info dialog presents the current settings of your
`monitor. The Profile dialog presents information on the specific
`RADEON graphics card and video driver installed in your
`computer. Even if the ATI Displays cannot identify your ATI
`product it will still provide display configuration, driver version
`and other related information. A warning dialog will display if
`no ATI product is installed in your computer.
`
`The Support dialog provides an internet link to the ATI
`Technologies’ website.
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`Adaptive de-interlacing
`
`Adaptive de-interlacing smooths moving images captured from
`an interlaced source and may improve the quality of DVD
`movies.
`
`ATI Displays Preferences
`
`From the ATI Displays drop down menu you can set the
`Preferences for the ATI Displays control panel. Here you can
`configure how the ATI Displays control panel starts and exits.
`
`ATI HELP
`
`ATI HELP is an additional source of information when you are
`using the ATI Displays control panel. To access the ATI HELP,
`click on the
`icon on the ATI Displays control panel.
`
`Select a topic from the main ATI HELP window to get detailed
`instructions for a specific task.
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`Using Mac2TV™ Video Out In Mac OS X
`To connect your TV to the RADEON 8500 see “To output your
`computer’s display to a TV” on page 18.
`
`Enabling Mac2TV
`
` Open the ATI Displays control panel. The Television dialog
`1
`will open automatically on the TV. This default can be
`changed in the ATI Displays Preferences. For more
`information see “ATI Displays Preferences” on page 26
`
` Click on the TV button (NTSC is the default setting)
`2
`
`NOTE
`
`A TV cannot be left connected to the graphics card if two
`analog monitors are connected to the RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION, even if the TV is off and not enabled in the software.
`
`To optimize your TV display see “Optimizing Mac2TV” on
`page 22.
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`Using Digital Flat Panel (DVI-I)
`
`RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION’s DVI-I support feature
`allows you to output your computer’s display to your DVI-I
`digital flat panel, providing you with:
`
`Crisper, clearer images
`A true flat screen
`Virtually no eye strain from prolonged viewing
`
`Using RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION DVI-I Connector
`
`Your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION includes support for
`DVI-I. You can use this feature to connect your RADEON 8500
`MAC EDITION to a digital flat panel display.
`
`To output your computer’s display to a DVI-I digital flat
`panel:
`
`Turn off your computer and DVI-I flat panel
`Ensure your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION is installed
`correctly
`Looking at the back of your Mac, locate your RADEON
`8500 MAC EDITION
`Locate the DVI-I connector on your DVI-I flat panel
`Attach one end of your DVI-I cable to the DVI-I connector
`on your RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION and the other end
`to the DVI-I connector on your DVI-I flat panel
`
`1 2 3 4 5
`
`DVI-I Connector
`
`DVI-I Cable
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`Turn on your DVI-I flat panel and your Mac
`
`6
`
`A third party adapter is required to support Apple branded
`digital flat panels with an ADC connector.
`
`NOTE
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`Specifications
`
`Video Mode Table
`
`The video mode table below lists the color depth capabilities for
`the supported resolutions on your RADEON 8500 MAC
`EDITION.
`
`Please consult your monitor’s specifications to determine which
`resolutions are available with your display.
`
`Supported VESA/VGA 2D Modes
`
`Display
`Resolution
`
`640 x 480
`
`800 x 600
`
`832 x 624
`
`Vertical Refresh
`Hz
`60
`67
`72
`75
`85
`90
`100
`120
`56
`60
`72
`75
`85
`90
`100
`120
`75
`
`Horizontal
`Refresh kHz
`31.48
`35
`37.50
`37.50
`43.27
`45.54
`50.89
`61.79
`35.16
`37.85
`48.08
`46.88
`53.67
`56.88
`63.60
`77.16
`77.16
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`Display
`Resolution
`
`1024 x 768
`
`1152 x 870
`1280 x 960
`
`1280 x 1024
`
`1600 x 1024
`
`1600 x 1200
`
`1792 x 1344
`
`1856 x1392
`
`1920 x 1080
`
`1920 x 1200
`1920 x 1440
`
`2048 x 1536
`
`Vertical Refresh
`Hz
`60
`70
`75
`85
`90
`100
`120
`75
`75
`60
`75
`85
`76
`60
`65
`70
`75
`85
`60
`75
`60
`75
`60
`72
`76
`60
`60
`75
`
`Horizontal
`Refresh kHz
`48.36
`56.48
`60.24
`68.68
`72.81
`81.40
`98.76
`68.68
`75.00
`63.98
`79.98
`91.38
`81.32
`75.00
`81.25
`87.50
`93.75
`106.25
`83.64
`106.27
`86.33
`112.50
`67.50
`84.38
`95.00
`90.00
`95.34
`74
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`TV Resolutions
`
`TV Resolution
`640 x 480
`720 x 480
`720 x 576
`768 x 576
`800 x 600
`
`NTSC
`60
`60
`
`60
`
`Digital Flat Panel
`
`Hz
`
`PAL
`50
`
`50
`50
`50
`
`Possible resolution and refresh rate
`
`TMDS
`Frequency
`165MHz
`140MHz
`125Mhz
`
`Resolution
`
`Freq Hz
`
`1600 x 1200
`1200 x 1024
`1200 x 1024
`
`60
`75
`60
`
`Maximum digital transmission frequency of the RADEON 8500
`MAC EDITION is a function of the receiver type in the
`attached flat panel display. With some TMDS receivers the
`frequency can be lower than the maximum 165MHz capability.
`For more information please refer to the specifications of your
`Digital Flat Panel display.
`
`NOTE
`
`The RADEON 8500 MAC EDITION has been used successfully,
`without modification, set as high as 3840 x 2400 resolution at
`15Hz on Digital Flat Panels that support this resolution.
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`Specifications
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`System Requirements
`
`Power Macintosh computer with an AGP expansion slot
`
`Operating System
`
`(cid:127) Mac OS 9.2.1 or Mac OS X version 10.1 or higher
`QuickTime version 5.0 or higher
`Apple OpenGL 1.2.2 or higher
`
`Graphics Controller
`
`ATI RADEON 8500 — graphics and multimedia
`accelerator chip
`
`Video Display Buffer
`
`64MB memory
`256-bit memory interface
`
`Bus
`
`AGP 2X and 4X
`
`Sync Signals
`
`Separate horizontal and vertical sync at TTL levels
`Composite sync at TTL levels
`
`Video Memory Address
`
`Supports 64MB relocatable memory aperture
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`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
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`
`Display Connector
`
`DVI-I connector
`VGA Connector - Standard VGA
`Multi-frequency Apple Monitors with Apple connectors are
`supported using the Apple-to-VGA video adapter.
`S-Video Out (Composite Out adapter included)
`
`Video Interrupt
`
`PCI interrupt request enabled; interrupt is auto-configured
`by system
`
`Power
`
`5±
`+5V %, @ 1.3A typical
`
`Environment
`
`Ambient Temperature: 50 ° to 122° F (10° to 50° C)
`operation. 32° to 162° F (0° to 70° C) storage
`Relative Humidity: 5% to 90% non-condensing operation,
`0% to 95% storage
`
`MTBF
`
`120,000 hours
`
`EMC Certification
`
`FCC Class B
`
`Safety
`
`PCB made from UL-listed flame retardant material
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`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
`(cid:127)
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`- C
`
`ompliance Information
`
`B
`
`FCC Compliance Information
`
`This device is in conformity with part 15 of the FCC Rules.
`Operation of this product is subject to the following two
`conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and
`(2) this device must accept any interference received, including
`interference that may cause undesired operation.
`
`This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a
`Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits
`are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful
`interference in a residential installation.
`
`This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy
`and, if not installed and used in accordance with manufacturer's
`instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications.
`However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a
`particular installation.
`
`If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television
`reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and
`on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or
`more of the following measures:
`
`Re-orient or relocate the receiving antenna
`Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
`Connect the equipment to an outle t on a circuit different from that
`to which the receiver is connected
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`Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help
`
`The use of shielded cables for connection of the monitor
`to the graphics card is required to ensure compliance with
`FCC regulations
`Changes or modifications to this unit not expressly
`approved by the party responsible for compliance could
`void the user's authority to operate this equipment
`
`Industry Canada Compliance Statement
`
`ICES-003 This Class B digital apparatus meets all requirements of the
`Canadian Interference-Causing Equipment Regulations.
`
`Cet appareil numérique de la Classe B Respecte toutes les exigences du
`Règlement sur le matérial brouiller du Canada.
`
`CE Compliance Information
`
`EMC Directive 89/336/EEC, Amendments 92/31/EEC and 93/68/EEC,
`for Class B Digital Device.
`
`EN 55022/CISPR 22, Information Technology Equipment - Radio
`Disturbance Characteristics - Limits and Methods of Measurement.
`
`Warning: This is a Class B product. In a domestic environment this
`product may cause radio interference in which case th
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