Resolution 1600x900, is possible?
 

Hello

Adapter UGA is not recognizing the monitor (LG W2043S), or the native resolution (1600x900).

I have 2x LG W2043S LCD 20" (1600 X 900) and the adapter supports resolutions up to 1920x 1080. One of the monitors are connected directly to the VGA output of the notebook and the other is in the USB-VGA adapter.
My Adaptor is WS-UG17V2.

I installed the product and the first time the monitor worked fine at its native resolution, but after restarting the PC, the adapter failed to recognize the monitor. When I connect the PC adapter sets the monitor to a resolution of 1280x1024 and no longer appears on the display's native resolution.


Is there any way to set the resolution for the monitor and specify the adapter work well?

Debug File

It is possible, but looking at the logs, our software has not detected any monitor information, so uses our default mode list. By default, the resolution is set to 1280x1024.

I think 1600x900 is in the default mode list so it should be possible to change the mode through Windows Display Properties.

I would try a different video cable and check it is properly connected to the adapter, as I would expect it should be able to read the monitor modes

Wim

not detect
 

Hello Wim

I tested with 3 different cables. And none of the native resolution of the monitor was detected (1600x900). The closest I got was 1440x900 and 1600x1200. The cables are still not detect the monitor.

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One thing I noticed during testing, when I removed the VGA adapter, it remained active in the windows (NO MONITOR). It disable only when the USB cable was removed.

I'm guessing the problem is the adapter. Because even without a monitor, remained active in the windows, as if with a screen.

That all works as designed, as our adapter hasn't detected a monitor connected and has given you a default mode list. However it looks like 1600x900 is not in the default mode list.

Have you tried a different VGA cable or shorter VGA cable to try and make sure the modes can be read from the monitor? It should solve the issue.

Wim