ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC User Manual
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To connect your ASUS ZenScreen MB16AC to a laptop, use the provided USB-C cable. Ensure your laptop supports DisplayPort over USB-C. Simply plug one end of the cable into the monitor and the other into your laptop's USB-C port.
First, verify that the USB-C cable is properly connected. Check if your laptop supports DisplayPort over USB-C. If the issue persists, try using a different USB-C port or restarting your laptop. Updating the graphics driver might also help.
Yes, you can use a USB-C to USB-A adapter, but ensure it supports video output. Alternatively, you can use a compatible adapter that converts HDMI or DisplayPort to USB-C.
Install the ASUS DisplayWidget software on your device. Once installed, open the software and enable the auto-rotation feature. Ensure the monitor's built-in G-sensor is not obstructed for proper functionality.
Keep the screen clean by using a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using any chemical cleaners. Store the monitor in a safe place when not in use. Regularly check the USB-C cable for any signs of wear or damage.
Use the on-screen display (OSD) menu to adjust brightness. Press the button on the side of the monitor to access the OSD, navigate to the brightness settings, and adjust as needed.
Ensure the USB-C cable is connected securely. Check if your device is in sleep mode and wake it if necessary. Verify that the input source is correctly set and try reconnecting the cable.
Yes, the ZenScreen MB16AC is compatible with MacBooks that support DisplayPort over USB-C. Ensure you have the necessary drivers installed for full functionality.
Visit the ASUS support website and download the latest firmware update for the ZenScreen MB16AC. Follow the provided instructions to apply the update using a USB-C connection.
Yes, the ZenScreen MB16AC supports portrait mode. Use the ASUS DisplayWidget software to enable auto-rotation, or manually adjust the orientation in your operating system's display settings.