1.2 At a glance

Product overview
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  1. Camera and status LED

    • Off: Not active
    • Blinking: Starting up
    • Steady: Active
  2. Microphones
  3. Presence sensor

    This sensor detects if someone is within about 90 cm of the display. If no one is detected after a configurable timeout (set in the OSD menu), the backlight dims to a minimum. The display returns to normal brightness as soon as a person is detected again. For more details, see “Presence sensor”.

  4. Ambient light sensor and power status LED

    • Off: Display not powered (mains cable unplugged), or display is in normal operation
    • Fast blinking: Display is in suspend mode
    • Slow blinking: Display is in standby mode
    • Steady: Display is in hibernate mode (see “Hibernate” )
    • Heartbeat: Display manually switched off via the jog dial
  5. Front sensor

    CAUTION: To avoid permanent damage to the product, never use the front sensor to hold a paper, radiological film or any other object.

  6. Jog dial

    • Press: Switch on the display, activate shortcut bar, go into (sub)menus, confirm adjustments and selections
    • Turn left or right: Switch on the display, activate shortcut bar, scroll through (sub)menus, change values, make selections
    • Press and hold for approximately 3 seconds: Switch off the display while no OSD menu is on the screen
  7. USB DOWN (USB-A 2.0 downstream)
  8. USB-C (USB-C 2.0, 7.5W Power Delivery)
  9. VESA mount cover
  10. Connector cover
  11. Cable routing channels
  12. Stand locking mechanism
  13. DC power input
  14. USB-C DP (DisplayPort Alt Mode, USB-C 3.2, 75W Power Delivery)
  15. DP IN 1 (DisplayPort 1.4)
  16. DP IN 2 (DisplayPort 1.4)
  17. DP OUT (DisplayPort 1.4, MST)
  18. ETH (RJ-45 1Gb Ethernet)
  19. USB DOWN (USB-A 2.0 downstream)
  20. USB UP 1 (USB-B 2.0 upstream)
  21. USB UP 2 (USB-B 2.0 upstream)
  22. Kensington security lock
Display position adjustment

After unpacking, you can safely tilt and swivel the display to your preferred position.

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To adjust the height of the display, first move the slider at the back of the stand to the unlock position. Then you can raise or lower the display as desired.

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Note: The height can be locked only in the lowest position, even though the slider at the back of the stand can be moved to the lock position at any height of the display.