Kensington Camcorder Accessories K33928 User Manual

K33928  
Universal Multi-Display Adapter  
Your Life Just Got Easier  
Through one simple connection, the Kensington Universal Multi-Display Adapter connects  
you instantly to your external monitor.  
Please read the information here to learn valuable information about the safe and proper use  
and installation of your Adapter. Register your Adapter online at register.kensington.com.  
Contents  
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D
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Universal Multi-Display Adapter  
USB Cable  
DVI-to-VGA Adapter  
Software Installation CD  
Quick Start Guide and Warranty Booklet  
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Recommended System Specifications  
Kensington Adapters can be used on netbooks, laptops/laptops, and desktops running  
processors ranging from Intel Atom N270 to single, dual, and quad core CPUs.  
Performance depends on the laptop's processing power. For best results, we recommend the  
following minimum system configuration:  
1.2GHz Single Core CPU  
512MB memory  
An available USB 2.0 port  
30MB of free disk space  
DVI or VGA display up to 1920 X 1200 (2048 X 1152 for widescreen format)  
Internet access for software updates  
In addition, for Windows Vista systems, we recommend a Windows Experience Index (WEI)  
score of at least 3 in the "Graphics; Desktop performance for Windows Aero" category and an  
overall score of at least 3, as recommended by Microsoft.  
Setup and Software Installation  
Note: We recommend that you save any work and close all running programs before starting  
the installation process.  
1. Install the Software  
Insert the Software Installation CD into your laptop's CD drive, and follow the onscreen  
instructions. If prompted, restart your laptop after software installation.  
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2. Connect the USB Cable to the Adapter  
Connect the "B" end of the USB cable provided to a matching port on the back panel of the  
Adapter.  
3. Connect Your Monitor to the Adapter  
Plug your monitor's DVI cable into the DVI/VGA connector on the back panel of the Adapter.  
If you are connecting a VGA display, use the DVI-to-VGA adapter included in the package.  
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4. Connect the USB cable to Your Notebook  
Connect the "A" end of the USB cable to your laptop.  
The attached monitor is set as your main display (showing the Windows task bar at the  
bottom of the screen), and your laptop screen is set as your extended display (showing your  
Windows desktop). You can change the display configurations settings; see Video Modes.  
Video Modes  
Kensington Docking Stations and Multi-Display Adapters increase the amount of visible  
workspace available to you by allowing you to extend your laptop's desktop onto multiple  
displays.  
When extending your laptop's desktop to a second display, one of the displays must always  
be the "main" or "primary" display. The Windows taskbar typically appears on the main  
display.  
The video output can easily be configured to meet your workspace needs. You may wish to  
adjust the settings based on the location of the monitor on your desk and on your personal  
preferences.  
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To set video modes, see Using the Taskbar Menu. The following modes are available:  
Attached  
Monitor  
Video Mode  
Notebook  
Screen Best for:  
Using the attached  
monitor as the main  
center of focus with  
the laptop screen  
providing additional  
workspace  
Set as main monitor  
Main Display  
Extended Display  
Using the laptop  
screen as the main  
center of focus with  
the attached monitor  
providing additional  
workspace  
Extend  
Extended Display  
Main Display  
Using the attached  
monitor with the  
laptop closed  
Notebook monitor off  
Main Display  
Main Display  
Off  
Off  
Showing the same  
information on both  
displays  
Mirror  
Off  
Main Display  
Main Display  
Turning off the  
attached monitor  
when not in use  
In either Set as main monitor or Extend mode, you can drag and drop windows from one  
screen to the other. This provides a number of advantages to increase productivity:  
Read email on one display; open attachments on the other.  
Expand a spreadsheet across both screens.  
For graphics editing, increase your working area by putting all the pallets and  
toolbars on the second display.  
Keep your desktop on the attached monitor and watch a DVD on your laptop  
screen.  
The extended display can be set to the right or left of, above, or below the primary display  
(see Using the Taskbar Menu).  
Set as Main Monitor  
The Set as Main Monitor option sets the attached monitor as the primary display and your  
laptop screen as the extended display. This allows you to use your large monitor screen as  
your main point of focus while using your laptop screen as extra space for other applications.  
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Extend  
The Extend option sets your laptop screen as the primary display and the attached monitor as  
the extended display.  
Notebook Monitor Off  
The Notebook Monitor off option sets the attached monitor as the primary display and turns  
your laptop screen off. You would typically use this mode when your laptop is closed, as with  
some proprietary docking stations.  
Mirror  
With the Mirror option, both the laptop screen and the attached monitor show the same  
(primary) display.  
Note: Notebook and monitor screens often have different aspect ratios. In this case, the  
software adjusts the scale of the display so that it most closely matches the display of the  
laptop screen. If the laptop screen is a widescreen (for example, 1280 X 800) format and the  
monitor is a standard (1280 X 1024) format, the display on the standard screen shows  
unusable black areas above and below the active area.  
Off  
The Off option turns your attached monitor display off. Any items from this display move back  
to your laptop screen.  
Note: On Docking Stations, you can also turn the attached monitor display off by pressing and  
holding the Dualview button for three seconds.  
Using the Taskbar Menu  
When the Docking Station or Multi-Display Adapter is plugged into your laptop, an icon  
appears in the Windows taskbar at the lower-right corner of your screen. Click this icon  
to bring up a menu of options for configuring the video settings.  
Updates  
Software updates are available periodically to provide feature improvements. Click Check  
Now to check for updates immediately, or click Configure to receive automatic notifications  
when updates are available.  
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software updates.  
Screen Resolution  
Screen resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed onscreen horizontally and  
vertically. A higher resolution means that you can see more of your image on the screen  
without scrolling or panning.  
The appropriate resolution to select depends on the resolutions supported by your monitor.  
Check your monitor's user guide to determine what resolutions are supported. If your monitor  
supports a resolution that is higher than the maximum resolution supported by the Docking  
Station or Multi-Display Adapter, the highest supported resolution is used. See Supported  
Video Settings for a list of supported resolutions.  
In most cases, the software automatically selects the most appropriate setting for your  
monitor, so you do not need to change the setting. However, if you are using an older monitor  
or if you would like to use a resolution other than the default, click Screen Resolution, and  
then click one of the options provided.  
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Color Quality  
Color quality defines the number of different colors that can be shown on the screen at the  
same time. The greater the color quality, the better the picture quality.  
Screen Rotation  
The picture on your screen may be rotated as required. For instance, if your attached monitor  
is physically rotated to the left (counterclockwise) for viewing in portrait mode, click Rotated  
Left to adjust the picture on the display.  
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Video Mode Options  
From the menu, click the video mode you want:  
Extend  
Set as main monitor  
Notebook monitor off  
Mirror  
Off  
See Video Modes for a description of each mode.  
Note: Clicking Extend To allows you to select whether the extended display appears to the  
right of, to the left of, above, or below the primary display. This automatically puts your  
configuration in Extend mode. To use the Extend To option in Set as main monitor mode,  
click Extend To, click the option you want for the extended display, and then click Set as  
main monitor.  
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Note: Clicking Advanced opens your laptop's Windows Display Properties.  
Supported Video Settings  
Supported Refresh Rate  
16 bit color depth 32 bit color depth  
640 x 480  
60, 72, 75  
60, 72, 75  
800 x 600  
56, 60, 72, 75, 85 56, 60, 72, 75, 85  
1024 x 768  
1280 x 768  
1280 x 800  
1280 x 960  
1280 x 1024  
1366 X 768  
1440 x 900  
1400 x 1050  
1600 x 1200  
1680 x 1050  
1920 x 1080  
1920 x 1200  
2048 x 1152  
60, 70, 75, 85  
60, 70, 75, 85  
60, 75, 85  
60, 75, 85  
60, 75, 85  
60, 85  
60, 75  
60  
60, 75, 85  
60, 85  
60, 75, 85  
60  
60  
60  
60, 75, 85  
60, 75, 85  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
60  
Resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed onscreen horizontally and  
vertically. A higher resolution means that you can see more of your image on the  
screen without scrolling or panning.  
Color depth defines the number of different colors that can be shown on the screen  
at the same time. The greater the color depth, the better the picture quality.  
Refresh rate (also called vertical frequency) measures the speed that the entire  
screen is rescanned. Higher frequencies reduce flicker, because they light the pixels  
more frequently, reducing the dimming that causes flicker.  
Uninstalling the Software  
On your laptop, click the Start Menu and navigate to All Programs > Kensington Universal  
Multi-Display Adapter and select Uninstall.  
Note: We recommend that you restart your laptop after uninstalling the software.  
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Troubleshooting  
If your Adapter does not operate as expected, first check these items to try and correct the  
problem. If the problem persists, please contact Kensington Technical Support. See Technical  
Support.  
How Standby or Hibernate Mode Affects Monitors Attached to  
the Adapter  
When the Adapter is connected to a laptop and an attached monitor, if the laptop goes into  
Standby or Hibernate Mode, the attached monitor display goes blank.  
Note: Depending on your laptop settings, the laptop might go into Standby or Hibernate Mode  
when you close the lid.  
When the laptop returns to an active state, the attached monitor display keeps the same  
settings it had before the laptop went into Standby or Hibernate Mode. However, if the  
attached monitor was set to show the extended display, windows that were previously on the  
attached monitor do not move back to that secondary monitor. Also, if the attached monitor is  
showing the extended display and the laptop requires a login after Standby or Hibernate  
Mode, the login screen appears on both primary laptop screen and on the attached monitor.  
General  
My laptop will not "connect" to the Adapter, and the light of the  
connection indicator light is off.  
Unplug the USB 2.0 cable from your laptop, wait at least five seconds, and then reinsert the  
USB 2.0 cable.  
If the problem persists, try connecting the USB 2.0 cable to a different USB 2.0 port on your  
laptop.  
The connection indicator is "on," but the Adapter is not working  
properly.  
This indicates a malfunction of the Adapter. Disconnect the Adapter from your laptop.  
Reconnect the Adapter to the laptop. If the problem persists, uninstall and reinstall the  
Adapter software.  
Video Output  
The display on my monitor is blank.  
Make sure that the laptop connected to the Adapter is running properly and is not in  
Standby or Hibernate Mode. When the laptop is in Standby and Hibernate Mode, the  
monitor display is always blank.  
Make sure that the USB 2.0 cable is inserted correctly in your laptop and the cable is  
connected to the Adapter. Make sure that the video cable is securely connected to the  
video output and is secured with the fixing screws on both sides.  
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Make sure that the software has been installed following the installation steps. On a  
Windows computer, the Kensington icon for your Adapter should be visible in the  
system tray.  
If the problem persists, disconnect the Adapter from your laptop. Reconnect the  
Adapter to the laptop.  
When I am in Extended mode and I am playing back video clips,  
only one video clip can be seen.  
When in Extended mode, only one video playback application can be used at a time. If  
multiple video clips are being played, only one video clip is visible to the userÑthe others are  
blacked out. This is true for web pages with embedded video clips also: You can only view  
one such web page at a time. To view multiple web pages with embedded video clips, view  
one page in the laptop screen and the other on the attached monitor.  
With Windows Vista I cannot play back video clips on my attached  
monitor.  
On Windows Vista systems, some video clips cannot be played on the attached monitor when  
it is set as the extended display. To play these video clips, move the video application to your  
laptop screen. Kensington regularly updates video playback support in extended mode; check  
the Kensington website for software updates.  
When I close the lid of my laptop, the display on the attached  
monitor goes blank.  
By default, most the laptops go into Standby or Hibernate Mode when the lid is closed. This  
turns off the display on an attached monitor. To change the Standby/Hibernate setting on a  
Windows computer, do the following:  
1. Open the Control Panel and click Power Options.  
2. Do the following for your operating system:  
o
For Windows Vista, click Choose what closing the lid does in the left-hand  
column. Select the When I close the lid pull-down menu, and then click Do  
nothing.  
o
For Windows XP, select the Advanced tab. In the Power buttons section,  
under the option When I close the lid of my portable laptop, click Do  
nothing.  
The display on my attached monitor is blurred.  
We recommend that you auto-adjust the attached monitor once in a while to realign its  
settings with the video output of the Adapter. This action should fix most of the issues related  
to the quality of the video on the monitor. Refer to your monitor's user manual for instructions  
on how to do the auto-adjust procedure.  
The attached monitor is flickering.  
Flickering is usually associated with CRT monitors caused by a low refresh rate. Always try  
and use the maximum refresh rate available:  
In Extend mode, increase the refresh rate of the attached monitor.  
In Mirror mode, increase the refresh rate of your laptop screen, which will in turn  
increase the refresh rate of the attached monitor.  
For supported refresh rates, see Supported Video Settings.  
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Technical Support  
Technical support is available to all registered users of Kensington products.  
Web Support  
You may find the answer to your problem in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section of  
the Support area on the Kensington website: www.kensington.com.  
Telephone Support  
There is no charge for technical support except long-distance charges where applicable.  
available by telephone Monday to Friday 09:00 to 21:00 (Central European time).  
Supported Operating Systems  
Call from a phone where you have access to your product  
Be prepared to provide the following information:  
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Name, address, and telephone number  
Name of the Kensington product  
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Make and model of your computer  
System software and version  
Symptoms of the problem and what led to them  
Please call one of these numbers:  
België/Belgique 02 275 0684  
Canada 1 800 268 3447  
Denmark 35 25 87 62  
Deutschland 0211 6579 1159  
España 91 662 38 33  
Finland 09 2290 6004  
France 01 70 20 00 41  
Hungary 20 9430 612  
Ireland 01 601 1163  
Italia 02 4827 1154  
México 55 15 00 57 00  
Nederland 053 482 9868  
Norway 22 70 82 01  
Österreich 01 790 855 701  
Portugal 800 831 438  
Schweiz/Suisse 01 730 3830  
Sweden 08 5792 9009  
United Kingdom 0207 949 0119  
United States 1 800 535 4242  
International Toll +31 53 484 9135  
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