Configuring External Video Port in Windows 98

• The New Exxxx, S45xx, Cxxxx and B2131 uses an Video Chipset that has an advanced feature that allows two monitors to be connected simultaneously. This has previously been controlled by the BIOS not the Video Chipset. To get the Projector to work you need to go into Display Properties and enable the second Monitor. To this you must specify a Monitor type, it is best to stick to a generic windows monitor, i.e. Plug and Play Monitor. Once this is done you can use the Fn + F10 key to get the laptop to switch between the two displays.
• Please Note the images below where taken on a system with the ATI Rage Mobility AGP. The procedure is exactly the same for the Trident Cyber9525DVD.

Configuring External Video Port in Windows 98
1.	First you need to configure both Video outputs. Go to Display Properties in Control Panel.
2.	Select theSettings Tab. We will select the monitor type for the first port. Click on Advanced.
3.	Select the Monitor Tab.
4.	Select Change.
5.	Select Laptop Display Panel for the correct resolution for your TFT Panel. e.g. Laptop Display Panel (1024x768) for C6353 e.g. Laptop Display Panel (800x600) for S4510 Once correct monitor selected click OK.
6.	We will now select the monitor type for the select second port port. Select the secind port on the pull down menu as shown below. Click on Advanced.
7.	Select the Monitor Tab.
8.	Select Change.
9.	Select Plug and Play Monitor. Click OK
10.	You can now use the External VGA Port on your LifeBook.
11.	You have the option to extend your Windows Desktop over the two displays. If you do not wish to do this make sure that the Box is not ticked. Box is Located in the Bottom Left Hand Side corner. See image above.