The imon driver controls Soundgraph iMON VFD devices, that are either preinstalled or available as optional accessories for a variety of Home Theater PC (HTPC) cases from Ahanix, Silverstone, Cooler Master and others. They can also be bought separately and then fit into a 5,25" disk drive bay of any regular PC. The iMON VFD sports a vacuum fluorescent display with 16x2 characters that connects to the computer using USB. Although the device is shipped with an IR remote control and some versions even have a volume knob, LCDproc's driver currently only supports the display part of the device. In order to be able to use it, you have to get and install one of the following Linux kernel modules: standalone iMON VFD driver from the iMON module included with LIRC ver. 0.7.1 or newer from the LIRC project For further details, please consult the page and the forum at . Size = ¶meters.size; Set the display size. The default 16x2 should be safe for most if not all users, since the device seems to be made only with this one size. But who knows … Device = DEVICE Select the output device to use. Change this from the default /dev/lcd to the device file that gets created when the kernel module (see above) is loaded. CharMap = { hd44780_euro | hd44780_koi8_r | upd16314 | none } Set the character mapping depending on the display you have: The default, hd44780_euro is for displays with a ROM mask supporting the european charset (ROM code A02). hd44780_koi8_r maps input from a client in Russian KOI8-R to displays with a ROM mask supporting the european charset (ROM code A02). upd16314 is for displays with a Nec uPD16314 vacuum fluorescent display (VFD) controller with ROM code 002 character set. If your display has ROM code 001 character set you may use the hd44780_euro charmap instead. The none charmap does not translate any characters. It displays the characters the display controllers actually has stored in its CGROM for that position instead. This setting is intended for debugging purpose. You only need to set this parameter if you have a non-standard charmap. See server/drivers/hd44780-charset.h in LCDproc's source directory for the actual mappings.