GTCO MM II 1201 - Users Guide - Manual (Page 28)

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In this case, ensure the length of the corresponding tablet axis divides evenly into the other
device’s resolution. If it does not, the tablet truncates the resolution value to a whole
number.
Example: Matching the MM II to a vertical (portrait) screen with a resolution of 800 (X) by
1024 (Y) pixels:
Other Device’s Resolution / Tablet Axis Length
800 pixels / 11.7 inches = 68.37 … X axis
1024 pixels / 12.7 inches = 87.52 … Y axis
The tablet would truncate these values to 68 and 87. Therefore, round them high to 69 and
88. (This ensures that the entire screen is addressable from the tablet.) Multiply the
rounded values by the tablet axis length to derive the desired resolution for the overall
axis.
69 x 11.7 inches = 807.3 … is the desired X axis resolution
88 x 11.7 inches = 1030 … is the desired Y axis resolution
2. Convert the desired axis resolution to a hexadecimal number.
Example: 808 decimal = 328 hexadecimal