Connecting Multiple Monitors (Thunderbolt™ Daisy Chaining) (Selected Models Only) - BenQ DesignVue PD Series User Manual

PD3220U / PD3225U / PD3206U), USB-C™ (PD3420Q), 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 Input > PIP > Sub to select the sub source manually. Under Input > 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 Input for more adjustments.
Video source selection in PBP mode
1. Go to Input > PBP, PBPx4 or PBP 5:9.
2. Select the preferred source for each window.
Go to Input for more adjustments.
If you prefer to apply different color modes to images in PBP mode, see
the same image (DualView) on page
Connecting multiple monitors (Thunderbolt™ daisy
chaining) (selected models only)
Available for models with Thunderbolt™ 3 ports. Check
purchased model.
With monitor connection via Thunderbolt™ 3 ports, you can output content to up to 6
devices (including 2 monitors) via daisy chain function.
1. Connect your laptop (with Thunderbolt connectivity) to the Thunderbolt™ 3 port (
the monitor using the Thunderbolt™ cable that came with your monitor. This port sup-
plies power to the laptop.
2. Connect the second monitor to the first one using a Thunderbolt™ 3 cable (purchased
separately) as illustrated. Make sure the purchased cable is Thunderbolt™ 3-certified
(with Thunderbolt™ 3 logo printed on the package and/or on the cable) and is more
than one-meter long.
3. Power on the laptop and the monitors.
4. On your laptop, decide the way you want the content to be displayed on the connected
monitors: Duplicate, Extend, or Projector only. Additional software (purchased
separately) may be used to manage the display. Refer to the manual of the purchased
software for more information.
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Working with two color settings on
Back view on page 18 for the available ports of the
Thunderbolt™ cable
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