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MONPANEL(1G)							  MONPANEL(1G)

NAME
     monpanel - monitor control panel for Presenter Flat Panel Displays

SYNOPSIS
     monpanel [ -nofork ] [ -nodisplay ] [ -backlight level ]
	      [ -bits setting ] [ -restart ] [ -pollinterval seconds ]
	      [ -nounique ]

DESCRIPTION
     monpanel provides a graphical interface to control the backlight level
     of the Presenter display, to switch the display between high and
     low color resolution, to turn on the Presenter display when the display
     was not connected at boot time, and to restart the Presenter
     display when the display has been disconnected.

OPTIONS
     -nofork
	   Do not go into the background.  By default, monpanel forks itself
	   to give control back to the shell.

     -nodisplay
	   Only process command-line options; do not bring up monpanel's
	   visual control panel.

     -restart
	   Restart the flat panel if it has been disconnected.

     -backlight level
	   Initializes the Presenter backlight level to level.	Only integers
	   between 0 and 100 are valid levels.

     -bits setting
	   Initializes the color resolution setting.  12 and 15 are the only
	   valid settings for Presenter.  18 and 24 are the only valid
	   settings for Presenter1280

     -pollinterval seconds
	   control frequency of kernel inquiries (default 0.2).

     -nounique
	   Indicates that more than one panel can be shown at once.  This
	   should be used to control multiple displays.

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