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==Back to [[VTube-LASER]]==
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==Back to [[VTube-LASER]] / [[VTube-STEP]]==
  
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[[VTube-LASER]] and [[VTube-STEP]] Screen Resolutions
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== Ideal Screen Resolution ==
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== Minimum Screen Resolution ==
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The minimum ideal screen resolution is 1920 x 1080.
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The minimum screen resolution should be 1280 x 1024.  Any vertical resolution less than 1024 will push controls off the bottom of the screen. 
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This image is a sample of VTube running in 1280 x 1024.
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This is an example of 1920 x 1080 resolution in VTube-STEP:<br>
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[[image:vtube-laser_ideal_screen_resolution2.jpg|800px]]<br><br>
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This is an example of 1920 x 1080 resolution in VTube-LASER:<br>
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[[image:vtube-laser_recommended_screen_resolution1.jpg|800px]]
  
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== Ideal Screen Resolution ==
 
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An ideal screen resolution is 1920 x 1080 or 1920 x 1280.
 
 
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== Screen Images at Different Resolutions ==
  
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This is how VTube appears at various screen resolutions.
  
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== Second Monitor ==
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=== 1920 x 1080 - Ideal (This is our development screen resolution.) ===
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A few customers use laptops with screen resolutions that are too small to fit all elements on the screen.  To solve this problem without switching computers, we recommend that you install a large flat-screen monitor on your laptop as a second screen.
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=== 1680 x 1050===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1680x10501.png|800px]]<br><br>
  
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==== Dell 24" Flat Panel Monitor====
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=== 1600 x 900 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1680x9001.png|800px]]<br><br>
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=== 1440 x 900 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom ===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1440x90001.png|800px]]<br><br>
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=== 1366 x 768 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1366x7681.png|800px]]<br><br>
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=== 1280 x 1024===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1280x10241.png|800px]]<br><br>
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=== 1280 x 760 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom===
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[[image:vtube-step-2.5-screenres_1280x768.png|800px]]<br><br>
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== Monitor ==
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==== MINIMUM: 27" Panel Monitor Recommended====
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<td width="400">We recommend a minimum of 27" flat panel monitors like the Samsung shown on the right.<br><br>
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Most customers prefer a 32" or larger screen.</td>
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<td width="400">[[image:samsung_curved_monitor_32inch.png|500px]]<br></td>
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<td width="400">Some customers like to go even larger in order to allow for easy viewing by multiple operators.  This B/E Aerospace installation shows a large TV. The benefit of using a TV with an HDMI cable is that the TV has built-in speakers than replace separate amplified speakers.</td>
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<td width="400">[[image:VTL-large_flat_screen_BEAEROSPACE.png|500px]]</td>
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== Multi-screen Support ==
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As of VTube-LASER 2.9, VTube offers extensive multi-screen support that allows you to display three major windows simultaneously.<br><br>
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This image shows the STEP screen on the left and the LASER screen on the right.</td>
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[[image:multi-screen support - STEP and LASER.png|500px]]
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When VTube senses multiple screens, it shows the Switch Screens buttons in the toolbar.</td>
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<td width="200">We recommend 24" flat panel monitors as the minimum size for measuring center monitors.  This one is a Dell flat panel that we installed with the Dell above.  The data on the screen was large and easy to read.</td>
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This setup shows LASER mode on the left screen and BENDER SETUP on the right screen.<br><br>
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This setup is appropriate for users that send setup and correction data to benders regularly.</td>
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[[image:VTube-LASER Dual Screen - LASER and Bender Setup.png|500px]]</td>
 
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Latest revision as of 18:21, 27 May 2022

Vtube-laser logo 1.96.png
Vtube-step logo 1.96.png

Back to VTube-LASER / VTube-STEP

VTube-LASER and VTube-STEP Screen Resolutions


Vtl screen hd scanner without logo.png
VTS2 SplashScreen.png



Ideal Screen Resolution

The minimum ideal screen resolution is 1920 x 1080.

This is an example of 1920 x 1080 resolution in VTube-STEP:
Vtube-laser ideal screen resolution2.jpg

This is an example of 1920 x 1080 resolution in VTube-LASER:
Vtube-laser recommended screen resolution1.jpg



Screen Images at Different Resolutions

This is how VTube appears at various screen resolutions.

1920 x 1080 - Ideal (This is our development screen resolution.)

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1920x10801.jpg

1680 x 1050

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1680x10501.png

1600 x 900 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1680x9001.png

1440 x 900 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1440x90001.png

1366 x 768 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1366x7681.png

1280 x 1024

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1280x10241.png

1280 x 760 - Menu Items are Below the Bottom

Vtube-step-2.5-screenres 1280x768.png

Monitor

MINIMUM: 27" Panel Monitor Recommended

We recommend a minimum of 27" flat panel monitors like the Samsung shown on the right.

Most customers prefer a 32" or larger screen.		 Samsung curved monitor 32inch.png


Some customers like to go even larger in order to allow for easy viewing by multiple operators. This B/E Aerospace installation shows a large TV. The benefit of using a TV with an HDMI cable is that the TV has built-in speakers than replace separate amplified speakers. VTL-large flat screen BEAEROSPACE.png

Multi-screen Support

As of VTube-LASER 2.9, VTube offers extensive multi-screen support that allows you to display three major windows simultaneously.

This image shows the STEP screen on the left and the LASER screen on the right.

Multi-screen support - STEP and LASER.png


When VTube senses multiple screens, it shows the Switch Screens buttons in the toolbar.

Vtl v2.9 switchscreensbutton.png

This setup shows LASER mode on the left screen and BENDER SETUP on the right screen.

This setup is appropriate for users that send setup and correction data to benders regularly.		 VTube-LASER Dual Screen - LASER and Bender Setup.png
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