U2713H and U2713HM Displayport

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• DELL U2713H and MBP mouse/keyboard

  Hi all, I have a DELL U2713H monitor connected to my MBP via an HDMI cable. I would like to connect an external keyboard and mouse on the monitor and have these devices to be picked up in the MBP via the HDMI cable. Is this possible?

  I want to make sure that I have the fewer things to unplug it when you take my cell phone with me and have the less things to plug in when I get back.

  Thank you!

  No! I'm sorry. HDMI is Audio and video. Understand what you're trying to do. A complete Apple wired keyboard would cooperate with a Magic Mouse or Magic Trackpad. Or keyboard and mouse/Trackpad Magic.

  Bravo!

• X 34 predator and longer DisplayPort cable?

  Can someone point me in the direction of 3 m DisplayPort cable you know certainly works with the X 34?

  I bought two now, and a cable samsung of marks other than a no-name brand and they do not work with the x 34.

  Thank you.

  The cable I bought was this one - http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005H3Q5E0

  Works like a charm

• Cannot get the resolution max X 1 carbon (3443CTO) and Dell U2713HM

  I recently bought this dell monitor and trying to connect via a mini displayport to DVI Dual link adapter to a Dual Link DVI cable to the monitor.

  Can't see an option to increase the resolution after 1080 p.

  Have updated the dispay driver 4000 Intel and install the U2713HM driver.

  Does the x 1 carbon (3443CTO) support 1440 p?

  Just use a miniDP to DP cable. I use this with mine first generation X carbon 1 and U2713hm and it can support this resolution very well.

• Double U2713HM and OptiPlex SFF 9020

  We just got a Dell OptiPlex SFF 9020 and a pair of monitors Dell U2713HM. I connected a single monitor for now. The maximum available resolution is 1920 x 1080, rather than the native 2560 x 1440. The monitor is connected to the card (Radeon 8570, I think) who presents what I believe to be a DVI - D port and a DisplayPort. The connection is port DVI - D port DVI - D monitor via DVI - D cable, that I got with the machine. It is clearly labeled as a dual-link cable. How can I fix it?

  I answered my own question, for anyone in a similar situation:

  How TO: Run two 2560 x 1440 monitors on a Dell OptiPlex SFF (Intel + Radeon 8570) 9020

  http://en.community.Dell.com/support-forums/desktop/f/3515/t/19579502.aspx

• The B326HK supports HDCP on HDMI, DisplayPort and Mini DP 2.2? A weaker version of HDCP?

  The B326HK supports HDCP on all or part of its connections? Which? All are supported HDCP version 2.2? I read on Internet websites many dealers some version of it is taken in charge on DVI, but no comment on HDMI, DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort. In conflict with these sites, product specification for the Acer online store reports that HDCP is not supported. (http://us-store.acer.com/b326hk-ymjdpphz-monitor) I want to be able to read encrypted Blu - ray discs (and later, if possible, 4 K Blu - ray disc) for my desktop computer through the display via HDMI, DisplayPort or Mini DisplayPort.

  cyclicgraph,

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• Cannot get 2560 x 1440 on U2713HM via DVI - D of Latitude E7470

  I have a brand new Dell Latitude E7470 connected to a Dell E-Port Plus Advanced Port Replicator (model PR02X). I have the E-Port Plus, connected to 2 monitors - a brand new P2414H Dell via DisplayPort on Video 1 and a Dell U2713HM via DVI - D on Video 2 (see diagram below). Can I use two screens, but although the E7470 correctly identifies the U2713HM, it offers only as the highest resolution up to 1920 x 1200.
  According to the website of Dell and this forum, the U2713HM supports the complete resolution of 2560 x 1440 via DisplayPort * or * DVI - D (no HDMI), but even if it is connected to DVI - D, I can't put it in 2560 x 1440.
  Why is this and how to get the resolution full 2560 x 1440 via DVI - D link? As it is, it seems blurred and just awful.
  A little background extra. I have a setup of 3 monitor with the U2713HM in the middle and shared between the E7470 laptop and my office. I have my desktop connected to the U2713HM on the DisplayPort, so I can't use the E7470/E-Port Plus to the U2713HM DisplayPort. When I go to the U2713HM on the desktop on the DisplayPort, I get the full 2560 x 1440 resolution and it's fantastic.
  

  OK, no ports DVI on any Dell E-platforms will be higher than 1920 x 1200.

  Maximum resolution P2414H = 1920 x 1080
  Video of P2414H in ports = DP, DVI, VGA

  Maximum resolution of DP and DVI - D U2713HM = 2560 x 1440
  Video of U2713HM in ports = DP, VGA, DVI - D, HDMI

  The installer suggested =
  Docking station video 1 DVI out--> DVI to DVI cable--> DVI P2414H 1920 x 1080
  Video docking station 2 DP on--> cable of DP to DP---> U2713HM DP in 2560 x 1440
  Computer DVI out--> cable DVI to DVI--> U2713HM DVI in 2560 x 1440
  Exit desktop VGA--> VGA cable VGA--> Samsung 275 t VGA 1920 x 1080?

• Prodesk G2 SFF 600: 600 Prodesk G2 SFF - DisplayPort does not

  Hello

  I installed Windows 7 x 64 on a Prodesk 600 G2 SFF and the DisplayPorts do not work. VGA works. I installed the Intel graphics drivers from the HP website.

  Any ideas?

  Problem solved: I've been using an old monitor, it works with a more modern design model.

• U2414H, Mac Book Pro, DisplayPort 1.2 empty, solved

  I'm posting here in the hope that it gets indexed by search engines and other people can find the answer that I spent a few hours searching without luck.  At first, I must say that I am generally very pleased with this monitor - like bezel-thin, very good quality picture, easy to set up and a great price. However, most of this post is going to be a complaint and attention to others. told me, incorrectly, that my early 2011 Mac Book Pro 15 "mini-DisplayPort taken in charge the DisplayPort 1.2 Protocol. It turns out only. Then when I activated the DisplayPort 1.2 screen turned white, as the instructions said he could. No biggie, you would think - just get on-screen display (OSD) to the top again and disable DisplayPort 1.2 or do a factory reset. Here, you can't get the OSD until a source is connected correctly to the screen. Which means that you can not disable DisplayPort 1.2 or do a factory reset, you want to do because you cannot successfully connect to the screen, until properly connect a device to the screen. And so on and so forth.

  There is no other way to do a factory reset, so the only way for me to reset the monitor that is to go buy a mini-DisplayPort-HDMI cable in order to connect to the monitor in this way and do a factory reset. I confirmed this with a call to Dell technical support, too. I don't quite see how thought happened during the design of the firmware. How do you design a monitor where the only way to do a factory reset is when a device is connected correctly? A major flaw, but it will apply only if you don't know this in advance, where this post.

  It also would have been clearer if the warning had said "this can make your blank screen which, until you have another cable to connect via HDMI, means that you have essentially an expensive piece of plastic."

  Follow these steps to disable the DP1.2 on the U2414H WITHOUT signal input

  Buttons =.
  Preset, brightness, Menu, power supply, output

  When you press the Menu button, the buttons are then =
  Up arrow key or down arrow control OK, return, power

  * Turn off the monitor
  Unplug all the video inputs of the U2414H wiring
  * Turn on the monitor
  * Press the Menu key
  * Press the button OK check (3rd left) and hold FOR 15 seconds
  * Disable DP 1.2

• Dell U2713H preset sRGB...

  Hello to all the forum...

  I just bought the monitor U2713H and I have a question (this is my first monitor "expensice" bare in mind). When I select the sRGB preset screen, whites become kind of blue. Is this normal?  This happens to you at all the screens of U2713H? and if so why is it and how can I change it?

  Thanks in advance for your time.

  sRGB and AdobeRGB are presets factory and precalibre. Return to the factory settings Dell "calls" an AVERAGE error less than a value. AVERAGE by definition could have individual values above and below the AVERAGE value. In your situation is white point value which is off, other units may have other derivatives...

  Return to setting factory Dell is nonsense values as 50% OSD brightness, lowering the brightness to 20-30% close of usual values of 120-140cd/m2 could make white point adrift.

  > My sRGB mode factory U2413, has a white cooler than D65 (white sRGB).

  The range as far as I KNOW and gamma of the modes of calibrated pressure AdobeRGB and sRGB are OK on all models, but drift of white point seems to be very common on thses dells.

  Modes of plant in these models of GB - LED are FIXED, no menu service, so white point can ONLY be corrected with the calibration of GPU and lose certain levels of gray. 'S done it smoothly with a graph of AMD or a nvidia Quadro card, otherwise you will get terrible bands.

  > Since I have an AMD Radeon I can calibrate sRGB preset to D65 without Visual effects side OSD (dithering done GPU invisible layer blue loss of avaliabble the steps that are required to 'fix' a cooler white point) and without effort (ArgyllCMS).

  But these GB - LED models allow the calibration hardware, so if you want a specific mode "sRGB", just buy an i1DisplayPro and calibrate for sRGB CAL1 and CAL2 locations of memory.

  > My U2413 is calibrated in CAL2 to gamut sRGB, white D65 and gamma 2.2 (not sRGB gamma since this mode for "Animation"). After the calibration range is OK, shite is OK and gamma (taking into account the inevitable limitations near black with a value of contrast of 800: 1 finished) is OK

• Black screen U2414H DisplayPort more low setting applied

  I have a dell precision computer M4800 laptop with docking station and two monitors U2414H.

  * Windows7

  * AMD over-pants M5100 FireGL V

  * I use the supplied cables supplied with the monitor miniDisplayPort

  * The docking station has two output ports DP (video 1 and video 2)

  * I've only tried the miniDisplayPort on the monitor inputs

  * The monitor was purchased through Dell

  A monitor works perfectly well, and works with a cable and either output DP (so I guess that the docking station and the cables are fine).

  However, the other monitor shows a black screen (if his hip as a single monitor or if I try to add the two together).

  Windows displays this warning when it is connected:

  Display applied lower setting port

  "The system has detected a problem with the connection between your computer and the DisplayPort monitor that prevents you to use higher resolutions and/or refresh rate."

  The monitor shows a black screen and is configured with a miniDisplayPort as input Source.

  If I try to bring up the OSD message is displayed:

  "There is no signal from your computer. Press any key on the keyboard or move the mouse to wake him up. If there is no display, place the monitor button now to select the correct input in the on-screen Display menu source. »

  I wasn't able to do a reset to the factory via the OSD settings, but I managed to turn on/off the setting of DisplayPort 1.2 (based on immobilized the Menu for 8 seconds). I tried with both enabled and disabled for the same result.

  Thanks for the answer by Chris,

  That moment everything works, I'm a little hesitant to restart in case something goes wrong again, but for now, everything is good.

  In the end, I did the following:

  * Update the BIOS

  * Set up the BIOS to disable switchable graphics (which means AMD card is used)

  * Updated AMD drivers

  * Uninstalled Dell Monitor driver

  * Plugged the monitors of the docking station, and then ran the driver monitor DELL software - it detected two monitors and installed the software.

  * The things still are not 100% with the questionable monitor - but I changed the parameters of DisplayPort 1.2 and its working now. (If I got to the "display settings" OSD display display Port 1.2 > disable).

  I put the laptop to sleep all night and he works up and all the monitors turned on (yay), but I am yet to perform a reboot since I have things to work.

  I'll close this issue even if things work out right now. Thanks for the suggestions (such as various tests I did based on your suggestions led me through the steps above to make it work).

• U2713H no sound from Audio output

  Hello

  I just got a new U2713H.

  I use a port mini display port display and have a line of the monitor speakers. I have the settings of output on the computer the Mini DP value.

  The video is transmitted in native resolution (2560 x 1440), but I can't hear any sound on the speakers.

  If I disconnect the output of the U2713H and instead plug in on my computers out line I hear no sound problem (so the speakers work correctly).

  No idea why the sound does not work?

  Thank you!

  Problem solved. A faulty line output port!

• U2713H (no HM)... other calibration supported devices?

  So I just heard on the new U2713H and the calibration of built-in materials. I'm interested, but troubled by the fact that the documentation seems to suggest that the calibration only supported device is the Pro i1Display.

  That sounds confusing... anyone who is this serious about managing the colors probably has at least a ColorMunki, otherwise a full-on i1Pro or i1Pro2. (I own an i1Pro and have no interest to shell out another $ 250 for an i1DisplayPro)

  Samsung has a monitor (B 27, 970) with similar internal calibration that supports all of these features and more. I was wondering if anyone knows if one of these devices are supported by the U2713H, or if it is only limited to the i1DisplayPro. because that stinks if it is, and there is nothing to recommend this on the U2711.

  Someone has some solid information in this respect?

  -Greg

  gmikol,

  Pro colorimeter X-Rite i1Display calibration only works with i1Display Pro. It was a design choice made by X-Rite, not Dell. They have no intention of allowing the other sensors because it has no sense of the business for them.

• Can I just buy a monitor Mac to use to anchor my MBA to?

  Can I just buy a monitor Mac to use to anchor my Mac Book Air in?

  Apple is no longer sell monitors.

  Which monitor do you think?

  The Sari 2102 middle and later have a Thunderbolt port and you can connect a monitor Apple Thunderbolt and with the adapter/cable a VGA, DVI and mini displayport and displayport monitor

• Unable to connect more then 2 monitors for Mac Pro end of 2013

  I was wondering if anyone had this problem and found a solution.

  The Mac pro (end 2013) model that I have would not work with 3 or more screens, little matter what I do. Even if him are all connected to separate buses. Only 2 would work at any given time. When I cut the work one, one nonfunctional lights.

  They are related:

  Computer-> Thunderbolt to HDMI-> monitor

  Computer-> Thunderbolt to HDMI-> monitor

  Computer-> monitor-> HDMI/DVI

  Setting up and connecting cable is not a problem here, because I tried a lot of different ways to connect with different types of monitors.

  Just replaced a new video card and the problem still there.

  am I missing, or hurt?

  any idea is aprisiated!

  Thank you!

  OS X El Caplitan

  10.11.6

  2.7 GHz 12-Core Intel Xeon E5

  64 GB 1866 MHz DDR3 ECC

  AMD over-pants D700 6144 MB

  Mac is unable to produce interfaces to more than two screens "legacy" levels of tension necessary to keep them from dropping out. You need an ACTIVE adapter for some of these screen to run more than two (including the interface HDMI built-in, that counts as if connect you something). poster "legacy" is other than DisplayPort and Mini DisplayPort

  Adapters ASSETS have re-drivers of signal in them, that's why they are more expensive. As long as you stay under 1920 wide, you don't ask the very expensive adapter Apple DVI Dual-Link, $ 100.