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Anonymous

1 year ago

Can I connect this screen to my Macbook with a single USB-C cable? I would like to: - Display the image from the Macbook on the screen - Charge my Macbook - Access the USB and Ethernet ports of the display My goal is to only have to plug in one cable. Unfortunately, it is not clear to me whether everything really goes via USB-C, or whether a separate HDMI or display cable is needed for the image transfer and whether you also have to connect a separate USB cable to the Macbook again in order to use the USB and Ethernet ports. I know that all this would be possible with a separate USB-C docking station.

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Jonas Wiederkehr

1 year ago

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All the functions you want work with this screen. You can transfer the image signal via a USB-C cable, use the USB hub including the network connection and charge your notebook with 65W.

Anonymous

4 months ago

According to the manufacturer's website, this has a daisy chain. Is this correct? Because we want to connect 2 monitors.

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Anonymous

4 months ago

Hallo, ja ist möglich. Siehe hier: The CV models come with an extensive built-in USB-C docking station, offering RJ-45 input to route network connection via USB-C, 65 W USB Power Delivery to charge and power notebooks and share the display, and they're equipped with a DisplayPort-output to easily create multi-monitor setups without clutter. Instead of the DP-output, the ultrawide CU34P3CV boasts a built-in KVM switch to control two computers with a single keyboard-mouse-monitor setup. Dual 2 W speakers (dual 5W speakers for the CU34P3CV) complete the multimedia experience.

Anonymous

1 year ago

The KVM function via USB C does not work for me. I tried it with a Mac Book pro 2020 and an HP Elite Book 2022, i.e. Windows. Only the device is loaded via USB C, but no image or UBS signal is transmitted. Has anyone had the same experience? Is there a setting required on the monitor / laptop to make the function available? Thank you very much!

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Anonymous

1 year ago

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Exactly, you need a USB-C cable that is suitable for Power Delivery, data _and_ video! I also have an ElteBook and a MacBook connected. EliteBook via DisplayPort and USB cable to the USB-UP port. MacBook via USB-C. Then set it up correctly. KVM must be configured for the correct connections. See also manual page 9.