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Connecting the Monitor
Connecting a Video Source
The monitor includes four video inputs which can be connected simultaneously.
To connect a computer or other source device, plug one of the included HDMI,
DisplayPort or USB-C cables into the computer and into a corresponding port on
the monitor.
HDMI Connector
Notes:
- The USB-C connection will provide up to 90W of power to computers which
support USB Power Delivery (USB PD). This allows the computer to display
video on the monitor while being charged over a single cable. As a result, the
USB-C connection type is the best option if your computer has this capability.
- Depending on the capabilities of the computer it may not be able to provide 4K
at a full 60Hz refresh rate if connected to the monitor using HDMI. The USB-C
or DisplayPort connection should be used as a first preference if the computer
supports these connection types.
- Not all USB-C ports on computers support video output and/or charging using
USB PD. If your computer does not show video on the monitor or start charging
when connected to the monitor using USB-C, check that the USB-C port on
the computer supports DisplayPort Alternate Mode video output and USB PD
charging.
- Not all USB-C cables support video transfer or charging above 60W. It is
recommended that you use the USB-C cable supplied with the monitor to
avoid potential issues with cables that have been obtained separately.
Connecting Audio Devices
The audio port on the display only supports output devices such as headphones and speakers. It is not possible to connect microphones or other input devices to this
port. Headphones with built in microphones can be connected to this port, however the microphone will not function.
To send audio from your computer to the display speakers or connected audio device, select "27F34KCPD" as the audio destination on your computer.
Connecting USB Devices
The display includes two USB type A ports that can be used to attach USB peripherals such as a keyboard, mouse or web camera to the computer.
In order for the computer to see devices attached to these ports, the computer must be connected to either (or both) of the USB type C and/or USB type B ports.
Notes:
- If the computer is only connected to the USB-C port on the display the ports will operate at USB 2.0 speeds because video traffic shares the USB-C cable with the USB
data. This speed is sufficient for most peripherals such as keyboards, mice and web cameras.
- If the computer is connected to the USB-B port on the display, the ports will operate at USB 3.0 speeds. This is preferable if using high speed storage devices such as
external hard drives and USB flash drives.
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DP Connector
USB-C
USB-B
USB-A
Audio Output
The display features inbuilt speakers as well as an audio output jack to allow
headphones and external speakers to be connected. When an external audio
device is connected, the display's on-board speakers will be disabled.
USB-C
Headphones (not included)