Toshiba PA5217U-1PRP dynadock 4k User's Guide for dynadock 4k - Page 29

Adjusting video settings

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Using the dynadock 4K Docking Station and Adjusting Settings 29 If you use multiple dynadock 4K docking stations with a single computer (for example, one at work and one at home), the video settings for each dynadock 4K docking station are saved when you disconnect the computer. This enables you to have each dynadock 4K docking station adjusted to different video settings for each location. The settings are retained each time you use the dynadock 4K docking station with your computer. Adjusting video settings This section describes detailed information on adjusting the video settings for a display connected to the dynadock 4K docking station. Selecting Extended mode or Mirror mode You can choose to set the dynadock 4K docking station's video output signal to Extended mode or Mirror mode. Extended mode extends your desktop space across multiple displays, so that you can display different information on each display connected to your computer. This provides a number of advantages to increase productivity, including the ability to: ❖ View large spreadsheets across two screens ❖ Multi-task more effectively without overlapping windows ❖ Compare two documents simultaneously across two screens ❖ View media on one screen and send messages on the other Mirror mode duplicates the image on your computer screen on an external display connected to the dynadock 4K docking station. This mode is useful if, for example, you want to view information on a larger, external desktop display instead of a smaller, built-in computer screen. In Mirror mode, the dynadock 4K docking station automatically adjusts the external display's resolution, color quality, and refresh rate settings based on your computer's settings.

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Using the dynadock 4K Docking Station and
Adjusting Settings
If you use multiple dynadock 4K docking stations with a
single computer (for example, one at work and one at home),
the video settings for each dynadock 4K docking station are
saved when you disconnect the computer. This enables you
to have each dynadock 4K docking station adjusted to
different video settings for each location. The settings are
retained each time you use the dynadock 4K docking station
with your computer.
Adjusting video settings
This section describes detailed information on adjusting the
video settings for a display connected to the dynadock 4K
docking station.
Selecting Extended mode or Mirror mode
You can choose to set the dynadock 4K docking station’s
video output signal to
Extended mode
or
Mirror mode
.
Extended mode
extends your desktop space across
multiple displays, so that you can display different
information on each display connected to your computer.
This provides a number of advantages to increase
productivity, including the ability to:
View large spreadsheets across two screens
Multi-task more effectively without overlapping windows
Compare two documents simultaneously across two
screens
View media on one screen and send messages on the
other
Mirror mode
duplicates the image on your computer
screen on an external display connected to the dynadock 4K
docking station. This mode is useful if, for example, you
want to view information on a larger, external desktop
display instead of a smaller, built-in computer screen. In
Mirror mode, the dynadock 4K docking station automatically
adjusts the external display’s resolution, color quality, and
refresh rate settings based on your computer’s settings.