TRENDNET TU2-DVIV (01) PDF Document

The package includes the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV, a Quick Installation Guide, a CD-ROM containing utilities and drivers, a DVI to VGA Adapter, and a 45 cm (18 in.) USB cable.

Step 1. Connect the smaller end of the USB cable to the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV and the other end to a USB 2.0 port on your computer.

Step 2. The installer will run automatically; click on Run Setup.exe to execute the program.

Step 3. Follow the on-screen prompts, enter administrator credentials if requested, wait for the copying process to finish, and click I Accept on the license agreement.

Step 4. Windows will configure the software, and you may be prompted to restart your computer to complete the installation.

Step 1. Insert the provided driver CD into your drive and navigate to the directory named \Driver\Mac_OSX10.4_10.7.

Step 2. Double-click the DisplayLink Installer 1.7b4.dmg file to mount the installer image.

Step 3. Double-click the DisplayLink Software Installer.pkg file to execute the installer program.

Step 4. Follow the on-screen prompts to continue, accept the software license agreement, select a destination volume, click Install, and enter your password to authorize the changes.

Step 5. Once the installation is successful, click Restart, then connect the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV to your computer.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV can be connected directly to a DVI-D (digital) monitor using a DVI cable, or it can be connected to an analog VGA monitor using the provided DVI-I to VGA adapter and a VGA cable.

Click on the DisplayLink Device icon in the system tray and select Advanced to configure display properties, or right-click your desktop and select Screen Resolution (Windows 7), Personalize > Display Settings (Vista), or Properties > Settings (XP).

Click on the DisplayLink Device icon in the system tray and select Mirror. If the icon is hidden, click the arrow sign in the system tray and right-click the icon to select Mirror.

Step 1. Access your display settings menu by right-clicking your desktop and selecting Screen Resolution, Personalize > Display Settings, or Properties > Settings.

Step 2. In the drop-down menu, select the option ending with DisplayLink Graphics Adapter.

Step 3. Check the box labeled This is my main monitor or Use this device as the primary monitor.

Step 4. If necessary, uncheck the option to extend the desktop on other monitors, then click OK.

Resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed horizontally and vertically. Color Depth is the number of different colors that can be shown simultaneously. Refresh rate measures the speed at which the entire screen is rescanned; higher frequencies help reduce screen flicker.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV supports extended desktop mode (where the display is spread across monitors), mirror (or clone) mode (where the primary screen is copied), and the ability to set the monitor as the primary display.

Select Displays from the System Preferences menu. In the Displays Preferences window, select an available resolution. If you wish to rotate the display, select the desired angle from the Rotate drop-down menu.

In the Displays preference pane, move the Menu Bar between the displayed monitors. Dragging the white menu bar to a different display will set that display as the main one.

Open the Control Panel and go to Uninstall a Program (Windows 7), Programs and Features (Windows Vista), or Add or Remove Programs (Windows XP). A string similar to DisplayLink Core Software and DisplayLink Graphics should be listed. If an exclamation mark appears next to the item, the driver is not properly installed.

Open GO > Utilities > System Profile > Hardware > USB. The USB HDMI Adapter should be listed in the device tree if it is correctly installed.

Step 1. Open the Control Panel and select Uninstall a Program, Programs and Features, or Add or Remove Programs depending on your OS version.

Step 2. Select DisplayLink Graphics or DisplayLink Core Software and click Uninstall or Remove.

Step 3. Click Yes to confirm the removal, wait for the process to finish, and restart your computer.

Step 1. Run the DisplayLink Software Uninstaller.pkg located in the driver directory on the CD.

Step 2. Follow the on-screen instructions, click Uninstall, enter your password when prompted, and click Restart once the uninstallation is successful.

If the monitor LED is green, wait a moment or reboot your system. If the LED is red, check if the connection is proper. If it remains blank, uninstall the driver, unplug the adapter, and repeat the installation process.

Flickering is often caused by a low refresh rate. In mirror mode, increase the refresh rate of the main monitor. In extended mode, increase the refresh rate of the add-on monitor connected to the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV features a USB 2.0 and DVI-I interface, is bus-powered, supports resolutions up to 1920 x 1080, and weighs 60g (2.0oz).

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV supports various resolutions. Below are common supported modes:

Try reducing the resolution of the display to 640×480 or 800×600, or ensure you are using the adapter in extended mode. Additionally, terminate any other CPU-intensive applications running on the computer.

This happens when the resolution used by the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV add-on monitor is larger than the resolution used by the primary monitor. Configure the add-on monitor to use the same resolution as the primary monitor to resolve this.

Yes, you can simultaneously attach two adapters to one computer. Install the driver, then connect the first adapter, followed by the second adapter. The system will automatically complete the installation.

In this mode, only one extended screen and one mirrored screen is supported. The first TRENDNET TU2-DVIV connected can be configured to use extended mode, while the second is forced to use mirror mode.

XDDM refers to Windows XP Driver Mode. It is a video card driver mode used in some legacy computers running Windows Vista. It does not support Windows Aero interface.

Click on the DisplayLink Device icon, select Color Quality, and choose between Medium (16-bit) or High (32-bit).

Click on the DisplayLink Device icon, select Screen Rotation, and choose from Normal, Rotated Left, Rotated Right, or Upside-Down.

Follow the steps to open your display settings, click Advanced, select the Monitor tab, choose a refresh rate from the drop-down list, and click Apply.

No, interlaced modes and reduced blanking modes are not supported by the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV monitor should automatically return to its previous mode when the computer wakes. If it does not, ensure the connection is secure, or reboot the system.

Yes, on Windows 7, you can use the Windows Key+P shortcut to open a menu allowing you to cycle through modes like Disconnect Projector, Duplicate, Extend, and Projector Only.

During the installation of the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV software, it is normal for the screen to go black or flash a few times.

If the add-on monitor is disconnected, the desktop may still pan to it, causing the cursor to be stuck on the virtual extended screen. Connect the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV, move your mouse to bring the cursor back, or unplug the adapter to restore the cursor.

On Windows Vista, it is suggested that you run video or DVD playback programs on your primary monitor instead of the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV add-on monitor to ensure the best performance.

Select Displays from the System Preferences menu to configure each display. You can use the Gather Windows button to bring all display preference windows to the main display.

Yes, go to the Arrangement pane, press and hold the command and alt keys, then drag and drop the display you wish to mirror over the primary display.

Ensure any other CPU-intensive applications are closed. Try using a different media player that requires less DirectX support, drag the player window to the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV monitor, or reduce hardware acceleration levels in your display settings.

Yes, you can connect and disconnect the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV at any time without having to restart your computer, though it is generally recommended to follow the software installation steps first.

Yes, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV includes a DVI to VGA adapter to allow connection to VGA monitors.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV uses a standard USB 2.0 interface.

On Windows 7, click the arrow sign in the system tray and right-click the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV DisplayLink device icon to select Advanced settings.

Yes, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is designed to easily provide multiple screen exhibitions in a trade show environment.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV supports high definition 2.1 megapixel image quality with 32-bit True Color Depth technology.

If you encounter issues, verify the installation by checking your device manager for the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV. If you see an exclamation mark, delete the item, unplug the adapter, and repeat the installation steps.

Yes, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV can be used with any CRT or LCD monitor that has a free VGA or DVI port.

Using the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV in extended mode allows you to multitask more effectively by spreading windows across multiple screens without overlapping.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is designed to use minimal computer resources to ensure quality display without compromising computer performance.

The DVI-I connector on the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV transmits both digital and analog signals, supporting either connection type depending on the cables and adapters used.

You must have administrator privileges to install the driver. If prompted by a User Account Control dialog box, you must enter an administrator password or click Allow/Yes.

Open the Arrangement pane in Displays preferences, and simply drag the display icons to your desired position to match the physical layout of your screens.

If the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is unplugged, the add-on monitor will go blank, and all windows and icons will move to the primary screen.

Yes, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is ideal for typing documents on one screen while viewing reference material on another, or for comparing two documents simultaneously.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV includes a 45 cm (18 in.) USB cable.

In the display settings menu, there is an option to Identify Monitors, which will display numbers on your screens to help you configure their arrangement.

Yes, depending on your Windows OS version and drivers, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV can support display rotation, including portrait and rotated portrait modes.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV supports Windows 7 (32/64-bit), Windows Vista (32/64-bit), Windows XP (32/64-bit), and Mac OS X (10.4-10.7).

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is built to operate in ambient temperatures from 0 to 40 degrees Celsius and can be stored in temperatures from -20 to 70 degrees Celsius.

Yes, you can view videos or television on one screen while having reviews or other content open on another using the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV allows you to have one monitor dedicated to a specific data stream while viewing live charts and other data on another monitor simultaneously.

Yes, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV supports display images in both standard or wide screen viewing modes.

After clicking I Accept in the license agreement, the TRENDNET TU2-DVIV software will automatically configure. You should wait for the process to complete and then restart your computer if prompted.

The TRENDNET TU2-DVIV is a USB to DVI/VGA adapter that allows you to connect an additional monitor to your desktop or laptop, enabling features like extending your desktop or cloning your display.