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Displaying two sources at the same time (PIP/PBP), Working with HDR technology

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3. Enable PBP function from Signal Input > PBP. Select sources properly as instructed in Displaying two sources at the same time (PIP/PBP) on page 54. 4. Press the rotation key on Hotkey Puck Gen 2 (as the hot key for KVM Switch by default) to switch. Scenario C: Working with two computers and two monitors USB-C in control (USB 1 upstream) Switched to be DP in control (USB-C) or (DP) (The KVM Switch hot key) 1. Establish cable connection as instructed in Establishing KVM connections on page 50. 2. Go to System > Power Awake and make sure it is set to ON. 3. Press the rotation key on Hotkey Puck Gen 2 (as the hot key for KVM Switch by default) to switch. Instead of using the Hotkey Puck Gen 2, you can set one of the custom keys as the hot key for KVM Switch after cables are connected. See Customizing the hot keys on page 45 for more information. Displaying two sources at the same time (PIP/PBP) To display two input sources on the screen at the same time, you can go for Picture-in-Picture (PIP) or Picture-by-Picture (PBP) mode. Video source selection in PIP mode For first time use, go to Display > PIP, and press the 5-way controller. Your monitor scans for the available video sources in the following order: USB-C™, DP, and HDMI, and displays the first available one as the main source in PIP mode, and the second one as the sub source. If only one input signal is found, connect the desired video source with an appropriate cable, and go to Display > PIP > Sub to select the sub source manually. Under Display > PIP > Main, the main source can be changed manually as well. The monitor keeps the setting of two input sources for future use until the setting is manually changed. Go to Display for more adjustments. Working with HDR technology The information regarding HDR-compatible devices and content in this document is most up-to-date at the time of publication. For the latest information, contact your device manufacturer and content provider. To enable HDR function, you need to have a compatible player and content. 54

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3.
Enable PBP function from
Signal Input
>
PBP
. Select sources properly as instructed
in
Displaying two sources at the same time (PIP/PBP) on page 54
.
4.
Press the rotation key on Hotkey Puck Gen 2 (as the hot key for
KVM Switch
by
default) to switch.
Scenario C: Working with two computers and two
monitors
1.
Establish cable connection as instructed in
Establishing KVM connections on page
50
.
2.
Go to
System
>
Power Awake
and make sure it is set to
ON
.
3.
Press the rotation key on Hotkey Puck Gen 2 (as the hot key for
KVM Switch
by
default) to switch. Instead of using the Hotkey Puck Gen 2, you can set one of the
custom keys as the hot key for
KVM Switch
after cables are connected. See
Customizing the hot keys on page 45
for more information.
Displaying two sources at the same time (PIP/PBP)
To display two input sources on the screen at the same time, you can go for
Picture-in-Picture (PIP) or Picture-by-Picture (PBP) mode.
Video source selection in PIP mode
For first time use, go to
Display
>
PIP
, and press the 5-way controller. Your monitor
scans for the available video sources in the following order: USB-C™, DP, and HDMI, and
displays the first available one as the main source in PIP mode, and the second one as
the sub source. If only one input signal is found, connect the desired video source with
an appropriate cable, and go to
Display
>
PIP
>
Sub
to select the sub source manually.
Under
Display
>
PIP
>
Main
, the main source can be changed manually as well.
The monitor keeps the setting of two input sources for future use until the setting is
manually changed.
Go to
Display
for more adjustments.
Working with HDR technology
To enable HDR function, you need to have a compatible player and content.
(USB-C)
(DP)
(USB 1 upstream)
USB-C in control
Switched to be DP in control
or
(The
KVM Switch
hot key)
The information regarding HDR-compatible devices and content in this document is most up-to-date at
the time of publication. For the latest information, contact your device manufacturer and content
provider.