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Using Picture-by-picture (PbP) (curved model only), Assign Inputs, Split-Screen, Automatic

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You can configure VDD by selecting options from the split-screen feature in the OSD menu. You can control the arrangement of the displays by using the display manager software for your OS. To switch from one video source to the other, you can use a keyboard shortcut. However, if the USB upstream port is not available, you will need to use the OSD menu to switch the video input. Using Picture-by-picture (PbP) (curved model only) The monitor supports Picture-by-picture (PbP), where one source is positioned adjacent to another. The monitor default setting for PbP is On. The Assign Inputs menu (inside the Split-Screen menu) is set to Automatic. When PbP is in automatic mode: ● When you select PbP and the monitor has only one active input, the screen is in full screen single input mode. When a second active input is attached, the monitor automatically switches input to split screen PbP mode. When you remove one of the two active inputs, the monitor switches back to full screen mode. The OSD button menu also changes along with full screen vs. split-screen mode. ● If the you would like to switch the left-side vs right-side video input location from the default, see the Assign Inputs menu located under Split Screen, and then click Swap Left/Right screen locations, or select Manual to force a specific input to each side of the PbP screen. ● The USB Type-C upstream (host) connection is set to Auto-Switch USB Host by default. You can manually change this setting along with the added option to bind a specific USB-C host to a specific DisplayPort or HDMI input in the OSD USB Host menu located under Split Screen. ● The priority in power negotiation goes to the host computer connected to the USB Type-C port. 36 Chapter 2 Using the monitor

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You can configure VDD by selecting options from the split-screen feature in the OSD menu. You can
control the arrangement of the displays by using the display manager software for your OS.
To switch from one video source to the other, you can use a keyboard shortcut. However, if the USB
upstream port is not available, you will need to use the OSD menu to switch the video input.
Using Picture-by-picture (PbP) (curved model only)
The monitor supports Picture-by-picture (PbP), where one source is positioned adjacent to another. The
monitor default setting for PbP is
On
. The
Assign Inputs
menu (inside the
Split-Screen
menu) is set to
Automatic
.
When PbP is in automatic mode:
●
When you select PbP and the monitor has only one active input, the screen is in full screen single
input mode. When a second active input is attached, the monitor automatically switches input to
split screen PbP mode.
When you remove one of the two active inputs, the monitor switches back to full screen mode. The
OSD button menu also changes along with full screen vs. split-screen mode.
●
If the you would like to switch the left-side vs right-side video input location from the default, see the
Assign Inputs
menu located under
Split Screen
, and then click
Swap Left/Right
screen locations, or
select
Manual
to force a specific input to each side of the PbP screen.
●
The USB Type-C upstream (host) connection is set to
Auto-Switch USB Host
by default. You can
manually change this setting along with the added option to bind a specific USB-C host to a specific
DisplayPort or HDMI input in the OSD
USB Host
menu located under
Split Screen
.
●
The priority in power negotiation goes to the host computer connected to the USB Type-C port.
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Chapter 2
Using the monitor