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ASUS ZenScreen MB16ACE
1920 x 1080 pixels, 15.60"
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Hey gerä420 is your account still active?
digitec
8Â months ago
The product uses a USB-C connection with DisplayPort alternative mode (DP Alt Mode) for the display. An adapter from USB-C to USB-A would not work as USB-A does not support the DisplayPort function. You need a USB-C port with DP Alt Mode on your notebook to use the product. Alternatively, you could consider a USB-C hub or docking station adapter that connects USB-A ports to USB-C ports and supports DP Alt Mode.
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digitec
8Â months ago
Yes, automatic screen rotation on the ZenScreen MB16ACE requires specific software to be installed on your PC. You need to install the DisplayWidget software to enable the auto-rotate feature, and this only works on Windows OS.
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8Â months ago
The ASUS ZenScreen MB16ACE does not require a power adapter. A simple USB-C connection to a laptop is enough to provide both power and video transmission, thanks to its hybrid-signal solution.
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Yes, works great, tested with iPad Pro 2020 (2nd Gen), 2022 (M2, 4th Gen) and iPad Air 2022 (M1, 5th Gen)
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12Â months ago
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Hello, due to a special charging cable regulation, only the original accessories are to be used. Other cables will not work due to the USB configuration of the connectors https://www.ebay.de/itm/155732929469?var=0&mkevt=1&mkcid=1&mkrid=707-53477-19255-0&campid=5338624525&customid=a8dac7f120dff113b4af1f6418f0840e&toolid=20006 or https://www.sparepartworld.com/asus/monitor/monitor-mb-serie/zenscreen-mb16ace/ Best regards Wolfram
I have an older model of the ZenScreen and there the power supply AND the image signal is solved via ONE single input (USB-C), if that should also be the case with this model, then I think a VGA-->USBC hardly works (I think VGA cannot be used as power supply??).
The unit has only one USB-C connection. This means that the USB stick would have to take over the power supply and signal processing. The USB sticks I have cannot do this.
The monitor only receives power via UCB-C and HDMI has no power supply. So that would probably not work.
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I would say B. With a USB C port and a power consumption of 6kw/1000h, it's quite economical...
Try pressing the Windows and P keys at the same time. It may be that the screen still needs to be switched from "Duplicate" to "Expand". Otherwise, it is advisable to check the display options in the settings.
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No, audio via USB-C DP-Alt mode is not possible. Nor does it work via Displaylink. The monitor can do both.
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You can set vertical alignment in macOS. System Preferences > Monitors.
Not as far as I know. You can also search for it on the net. For Apple devices, iPads, for example, are also very suitable for display expansion (wireless). But I have no experience with Apple myself...
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Yes, it works - that's how it's connected in my case. But I would definitely recommend a hub with its own power supply (USB 3, sensible quality) - otherwise it probably won't do it. I get error messages from the driver software from time to time and have had dropouts, but it usually works well enough. Without a power supply at the hub, however, it probably wouldn't have worked.
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Hello Karli2 Unfortunately, it doesn't work for me.
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I don't have a test Playstation available, but I doubt it can be used with the PS4 because it needs a driver. I think it will work with the ASUS Zenbook Go, which has its own battery and a micro-HDMI interface. ASUS ZenScreen GO MB16AHP (15.60", 1920 x 1080 Pixels)
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