Abstract: A method includes mapping a monitor setting to a shortcut key associated with a human interface device, and translating the monitor setting of a first monitor into binary data based on a lookup table. The method may also generate a human interface device report; embed the binary data in the human interface device report, and store the human interface device report with the binary data in the human interface device. The method may also detect invocation of the shortcut key using the human interface device, match an identifier in the human interface device report associated with the shortcut key; and retrieve the binary data based on the identifier. The method may also transmit the binary data to a second monitor.

Abstract: An information handling system determines a frame rate of a frame or an image, and determines a type of an application based on a histogram analysis of the frame or the image analysis and on the frame rate. A hardware equalizer setting may also be applied for audio content based on the application type, wherein the hardware equalizer setting is from a pre-defined list of applications with corresponding hardware equalizer settings.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for generating an overdrive look-up table (LUT) for response time compensation of a display device are described. In some embodiments, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a controller and a memory coupled to the controller, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution, cause the controller to generate a Look-up Table (LUT) of alternate grey levels selected to implement Response Time Compensation (RTC) in a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), where at least one of the alternate grey levels is calculated, at least in part, by taking into account a frame rate of a video stream.

Abstract: A method includes mapping a monitor setting to a shortcut key associated with a human interface device, and translating the monitor setting of a first monitor into binary data based on a lookup table. The method may also generate a human interface device report; embed the binary data in the human interface device report, and store the human interface device report with the binary data in the human interface device. The method may also detect invocation of the shortcut key using the human interface device, match an identifier in the human interface device report associated with the shortcut key; and retrieve the binary data based on the identifier. The method may also transmit the binary data to a second monitor.

Abstract: An information handling system determines a frame rate of a frame or an image, and determines a type of an application based on a histogram analysis of the frame or the image analysis and on the frame rate. A hardware equalizer setting may also be applied for audio content based on the application type, wherein the hardware equalizer setting is from a pre-defined list of applications with corresponding hardware equalizer settings.

Abstract: A method includes mapping a monitor setting to a shortcut key associated with a human interface device, and translating the monitor setting of a first monitor into binary data based on a lookup table. The method may also generate a human interface device report; embed the binary data in the human interface device report, and store the human interface device report with the binary data in the human interface device. The method may also detect invocation of the shortcut key using the human interface device, match an identifier in the human interface device report associated with the shortcut key; and retrieve the binary data based on the identifier. The method may also transmit the binary data to a second monitor.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for generating an overdrive look-up table (LUT) for response time compensation of a display device are described. In some embodiments, an Information Handling System (IHS) may include a controller and a memory coupled to the controller, the memory having program instructions stored thereon that, upon execution, cause the controller to generate a Look-up Table (LUT) of alternate grey levels selected to implement Response Time Compensation (RTC) in a Liquid Crystal Display (LCD), where at least one of the alternate grey levels is calculated, at least in part, by taking into account a frame rate of a video stream.

Abstract: A power supply protection device including a driving circuit, a logic control unit and a protection module is provided. The driving circuit adjusts an external voltage according to a first driving signal and a second driving signal and outputs a driving voltage. The logic control unit generates the first driving signal and the second driving signal according to a protection signal and a pulse signal. The protection module outputs a plurality of test currents orderly to detect a plurality of impedances of the driving circuit before the driving circuit receives the external voltage, generates a plurality of voltage signals according to the impedances and compares the voltage signals with a plurality of reference voltages to generate the protection signal. A power supply protecting method for protecting a driving circuit is also provided.

Abstract: A power supply protection device including a driving circuit, a logic control unit and a protection module is provided. The driving circuit adjusts an external voltage according to a first driving signal and a second driving signal and outputs a driving voltage. The logic control unit generates the first driving signal and the second driving signal according to a protection signal and a pulse signal. The protection module outputs a plurality of test currents orderly to detect a plurality of impedances of the driving circuit before the driving circuit receives the external voltage, generates a plurality of voltage signals according to the impedances and compares the voltage signals with a plurality of reference voltages to generate the protection signal. A power supply protecting method for protecting a driving circuit is also provided.

Abstract: An output short to ground protection circuit protects an electronic device when it is short circuited to ground. The protection circuit has an NMOS transistor coupled to the output power transistor. A fixed voltage generator is connected to a gate terminal of the NMOS transistor. A first voltage clamping circuit and a second voltage clamping circuit are provided. The voltage clamping circuits are utilized so as to limit the current outputted by the output power transistor when the short circuit occurs.