3.6 Troubleshooting Notes
CABLING
Check that all cable and adapter connections are secure
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Inspect the adapter and cable to check that no pins are damaged
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Test the DisplayPort cable by connecting it with other equipment
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Test the adapter with a different computer or port on the computer
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COMPUTER SOURCE
Check for updated OS, USB, or video graphics card drivers
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Uninstall any other video graphics software
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Try different video resolution settings supported by the monitor
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Verify that the audio from your computer is not muted or extremely low
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Reboot the computer after making multiple changes
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A USB 2.0 port will not support a 4K video resolution
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NOTE: Playback of encrypted Blu-ray disks or iTunes is not supported
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CONNECTED MONITOR
Select the DisplayPort input from the connected monitor menu
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Select a video resolution setting supported by your computer
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Adjust the audio level from the monitor menu
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Consult the monitor manufacturer technical support for audio and video
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setting information
Contact support@cablematters.com with a description of your
hardware configuration and your computer OS
USB 3.0 to DisplayPort™ 4K Adapter
www.cablematters.com
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