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Changing the Primary Display
You can change which display is the primary display by moving the Menu Bar
between displays. Changing the primary display affects where new windows
appear. To move the Menu Bar, click the white menu bar and drag it to the display
you wish to become the primary.
Media Playback
Please note that while operating in Extended Mode, the Docking Station can display
media files and DVDs using a broad variety of media players, however in Clone
Mode, limited support is available for video playback.
Supported Video Resolutions
The Docking Station supports ~4K video resolutions total, across both the DisplayPort
and HDMI ports.
4K (3840x2160) video resolution can be achieved when a single DisplayPort display
is connected to the Docking Station, and your DisplayPort display must support 4K
resolutions.
See the video resolution chart below for specific configurations and supported
resolutions:
Video Output
DisplayPort Only (Single Display
Connected)
HDMI (Single Display)
DisplayPort and HDMI (Two Displays)
Note:
• Depending on the configuration and supported resolutions of your connected
monitors, the docking station may support video resolutions lower than those
specified above.
• Depending on your version of Mac OS, the maximum supported resolution on two
displays might be 1920x1200.
Instruction Manual
Max DisplayPort
Resolution
3840 x 2160p (4K)
2560 x 1600p
2560 x 1440p
N/A
2048x1152
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Max HDMI
Resolution
N/A
2560 x 1440p
2048 x 1152p
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