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EDID知识简介（Knowledge profile of EDID） An introduction to EDID EDID: Extended Display Identification Data (Extended Display Identification Data) is a kind of VESA standard Data format, which contains information about the monitor and its performance parameters, including the supplier information, setting the maximum image size, color, manufacturers preset, limit of frequency range and a Display name and serial number of the string. This information is stored in the display section, which is used to communicate with the system through a DDC (display Data Channel), which is between the display and the PC graphical adapters. The latest version of EDID can be used in CRT, LCD, and future display types, because EDID provides a generic description of almost all the display parameters. EDID consists of 128 bytes, roughly divided into the following 0 to 7: headers, 8 bytes, composed of 00 00 FF FF FF FF FF FF 8-17: ID and manufacturer information 18 to 19: EDID version 20 to 24: the basic information of the display (power supply, maximum height, width) 25 to 34: the color of the display characteristics 35-37: basic timing, timing, resolution 38-53: monitors standard timing and timing 54-125: detailed timing and timing of display, 126-127: summation verification value EDID data exchange is a standardized method for the display and signal source communication. This communication is designed to enable the display to send its own performance characteristics - such as the original resolution - to the signal source device to make the device produce the video property suitable for display requirements. Users do not need to manually adjust, can maximize compatibility between equipment, thereby reducing the because of incorrect set up and adjust the display image and the effect on the overall reliability of the system. Generally speaking, the source device may be a desktop computer or notebook computer graphics card, but now there is a lot of different devices, including HDTV receiver