Connecting to External Display

Tip:

Ensure the monitor power is off before connecting the external monitor to the PC.
Only use a cable certified with the HDMI logo. If you don't use a certified HDMI cable, the screen may not display properly or a connection error may occur.
Recommended HDMI Cable

High-speed Micro HDMI^® to HDMI^®

Connecting to Micro HDMI Port

HDMI is a high-speed multimedia interface that can transfer uncompressed full digital audio and video signals.

Tip:

Maximum supported resolutions

Internal Panel: 800x1280 @ 60Hz

External HDMI: 1920x1080 @ 60Hz

Connect the Micro HDMI cable to the PC and the external device (TV, monitor) that supports HDMI.
HDMI port transfers both video and audio simultaneously. Hence, there is no need for a separate audio connection.
Press the [] button and select the Settings menu.

Tip:
Press the [] key or [Ctrl] + [Esc] to display the Start menu.
Select [System] > [Display].
As shown on the figure below, select the desired mode in the Multiple Displays menu and press the [Apply] button.

Caution:

If you do not set speakers to the default setting after disconnecting the Micro HDMI cable, the system may not produce any sound.
If a program was running already, you must exit and restart the program to produce sound.
The screen can flicker from unstable cables when Micro HDMI adapter is used to connect to the external monitor.

Check the connection status if too much flickering occurs.