j5 create Newport Station, JUD200 User Manual

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JUD200 V4.0
Newport Station
User Manual
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Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION ........................................................................................................................................................... 3
Benefits ................................................................................................................................................................ 3
Highlighted Features......................................................................................................................................... 3
Required Environments .................................................................................................................................... 4
Physical Specifications ..................................................................................................................................... 5
Package Contents............................................................................................................................................ 6
GETTING STARTED........................................................................................................................................................ 7
INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS .................................................................................................................................. 8
Device Driver Installation ................................................................................................................................. 8
Verify Device Driver Installation .................................................................................................................... 10
Setup The Sound.............................................................................................................................................. 10
Device Driver Un-installation ......................................................................................................................... 12
INSTALLATION FOR MAC ......................................................................................................................................... 13
Device Driver Installation ............................................................................................................................... 13
Setup The Sound.............................................................................................................................................. 16
Verify Device Driver Installation .................................................................................................................... 17
Device Driver Un-installation ......................................................................................................................... 18
Display ID .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
Display Resolution ........................................................................................................................................... 19
Display Orientation ......................................................................................................................................... 21
Identify Monitors .............................................................................................................................................. 26
Multi-Display Control Panel ........................................................................................................................... 26
Display Setting.................................................................................................................................................. 27
Display Location & Fix Position ...................................................................................................................... 27
FUNCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS: WINDOWS VISTA/XP ................................................................................................ 28
Display ID .......................................................................................................................................................... 28
Display Resolution ........................................................................................................................................... 29
Display Rotation............................................................................................................................................... 30
Display Mode ................................................................................................................................................... 30
Identify Monitors .............................................................................................................................................. 32
Multi-Display Control Panel ........................................................................................................................... 32
Display Setting.................................................................................................................................................. 33
Fast access to the system “Display Settings” ............................................................................................. 33
FUNCTIONS INSTRUTIONS: MAC SNOW LEOPARD ............................................................................................... 35
Display Resolution ........................................................................................................................................... 35
Display Mode ................................................................................................................................................... 35
Windows Arrangement .................................................................................................................................. 36
TECHNICAL SUPPORT ............................................................................................................................................... 41
REGULATORY COMPLIANCE ................................................................................................................................... 42
WARRANTY OF j5 create ......................................................................................................................................... 43
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INTRODUCTION
Thank you for purchasing the j5 create (JUD200) Newport Station! This universal docking station can be used for both MAC and Windows compatible laptop computers. Simply connect your monitor, keyboard, mouse, Ethernet, speakers, microphone or any other USB peripheral to your laptop with one USB cable. The JUD200 supports resolutions up to1920 x 1200 and widescreen resolutions to optimize viewing capability. It’s the perfect solution for expanding your MacBook Air
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and
Windows
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notebook into a full-size workstation with an additional monitor.
The j5 JUD200 Newport Station comes with a slim, Flute-Shape form-factor. It is intended for placing your laptop on top of for improved cooling of your computer as well as providing an improved angle for your vision and keyboard. It takes up minimum desk space and allows for easy access to all the connections of your computer peripherals. More laptops today are being used as primary computers; the JUD200 Newport Station provides simplicity for using your laptop in your home and office.
Benefits
Cost effective Turn your MacBook or Windows laptop into a full sized desktop configuration
with Full Sized Keyboard, Monitor, Mouse, Speakers, etc, with one USB connection
Use a 2nd Monitor without adding a new video card, avoiding complicated
technical issues
Hot plug USB enables you to add or remove monitors without rebooting your
system
Move and view large spreadsheets across two screens without overlapping
windows
Type documents on one screen while viewing reference material on the
other
Use a second display for pallets/tools in the Photoshop® or illustrator®  Read and reply to emails on one screen and open email attachments on the
other
Efficient for editing between multi-panoramic graphics Great for monitoring stock exchange information on multiple windows
simultaneously
The compact form of the JUD200 Newport Station enables easy traveling
Highlighted Features
Plug & Play USB connectivity Compatible with Windows
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PC and Notebook
Compatible with Mac OS X v10.6/10.7 (Snow Leopard/Lion)
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10/100 Ethernet for internet connecting Integrated VGA port supports display resolution up to1920 x 1200 @ 32 bit Supports Display Mode: Primary, Extended, Mirror Display Rotation: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270° Aluminum housing none toxins and highly recyclable Power On/ Off LED lighting Friendly software:
o Identify Monitors o Multi-Display Control Panel o Shortcut to access Windows o Display setting dialog
Usage
Tablet PC/ Netbook:
Some notebooks like MacBook Air
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don’t come with VGA & Ethernet Ports. It
helps user with limited ports to easily connect with other computer peripherals.
Meeting Room:
Conveniently connect all the hardware equipment in the meeting room:
projector( second or third display device), microphone, Internet , speakers, and USB memory pen driver to create memorable presentations
Office/ Home:
When you’re leaving from home or the office with your notebook computer, simply unplug the USB cable, and you’re ready to go
Work from a full sized desktop configuration
Required Environments
Microsoft Windows 7, Vista, XP (32-bit or 64-bit) Compatible Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard /10.7 LionCompatible Available USB 2.0 port Temperature: Operating: -50°F~131°F
Non- Operating: -25°F~75°F
Minimum System Requirements
CPU: Intel / AMD Dual core2.0 GHz or Higher RAM: 2 GB or Higher
**This device is intended for ‘Office Applications’ and not for ‘Home Entertainment & Video Playback.
note: Due to constant advancements in technology we, at j5 create, make it a priority to give you the latest drivers available for our products. To ensure that your device is equipped with the most current driver, please visit our website at www.j5create.com and install the latest driver for this model.
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Physical Specifications
Power
Power Button
Blue Light when power is supplied to the docking station.
Power Mode
Self-powered
Power Adapter
Input: AC 100-240V, 50~60 Hz Output: DC 5V/3A
Host (2)
Upstream Port
USB 2.0 port( Mini-B Female Connector)
Hub (3.5.6)
Downstream Port
USB 2.0 Type-A Female Connector
Video(4)
VGA Port
DB 15pin Female Connector
Support Modes
Extended, Mirror, Primary Display Display Rotation: 0°, 90°, 180°, 270°
Resolutions and Color Depth
Aspect Ratio
Resolution
Color Depth
Wide Screen Display
16:10
1920 x 1200
16,32 bits
16:9
1920 x 1080
16,32 bits
16:10
1680 x 1050
16,32 bits
16:9
1600 x 900
16,32 bits
16:10
1440 x 900
16,32 bits
16:9
1360 x 768
16,32 bits
16:10
1280 x 800
16,32 bits
15:9
1280 x 768
16,32 bits
16:9
1280 x 720
16,32 bits
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Standard Display
4:3
1600 x 1200
16,32 bits
4:3
1400 x 1050
16,32 bits
5:4
1280 x 1024
16,32 bits
4:3
1280 x 960
16,32 bits
4:3
1152 x 864
16,32 bits
4:3
1024 x 768
16,32 bits
4:3
800 x 600
16,32 bits
Ethernet (7)
Ethernet Port
10/100 Base-T Ethernet RJ-45 connector
Audio(8.9)
Microphone
3.5 mm stereo audio in
Speaker
3.5 mm stereo audio out
Physical Specification
Housing Material
Aluminum
Dimensions
Main body: 386.4(W)x 28.5(H)x22(D) mm
Package Contents
Newport Station (JUD200) USB 2.0 cable(Type-A to Mini-B) 1Meter Power Adapter (5V/3A) Driver CD with E-manual Quick Installation Guide
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GETTING STARTED
Notes for Before Installation
Install the driver completely before inserting the USB cable into your computer Run the setup program as an administrator to avoid errors in installation Connect the VGA of Display device to the VGA port of Newport Station first
before connecting the USB cable to the computer
Un-install the previous driver first before installing the latest driver
Enjoy the Newport Station
1. Start Device Driver Installation (please refer to your PC system OS installation in next section)
*Note: install driver completely before following steps.
2. Plug the Power Adapter to Port 1
3. Connect USB 2.0 Cable Micro-B connector to Port2, Type-A connector to host laptop
4. Connect VGA Cable of Display device to Port 4
5. Connect Ethernet Cable to Port 7
6. Connect Audio Cable(audio out, audio in)to Port 8 & 9
7. Lay your laptop on the top of the j5 Newport Station
8. Push the j5 power button
9. USB 2.0 HUB port 3,5,6 are now ready to use
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INSTALLATION FOR WINDOWS
Device Driver Installation
This section illustrates the simple device driver installation guide for Windows 7 operating system. When your computer is ready to use insert the Driver CD into CD-ROM drive. The setup program should be launched automatically; if it doesn’t, go to “Computer,” click on your optical drive, and manually run the setup CD. Double Click on “Setup.exe” to start.
Make sure the USB cable is unplugged from your PC or Notebook before executing the installation program.
1. The installation page will be launched. To start click on “ Install the Latest Driver”. Please make sure the network is available or press “Install Driver” to start the installation
2. After pressing the installation option, the InstallShield Wizard will launch, click Next> to continue
3. Read the license agreement, check I accept the terms of the license agreement,” click Next >
4. When Install Shield Wizard is complete,
select “Yes, I want to restart my computer now.” Click Finish to restart.
5. After restarting your computer connect the NEWPORT STATION USB Cable to your PC or Notebook. The “Installing device driver software” message will pop-up.
6. Windows 7: When the driver software has been installed successfully the message below will appear on your computer.
Windows XP :An icon ( ) will be seen on the lower right toolbar.Driver software was installed successfully when the below
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message is shown
The Display functions of the NEWPORT STATION will be activated after the computer restarted. You might see the mirror display is shown on the display device.
Windows 7:
You can modify the corresponding position of each extend display via display settings. Go to “START
Control PanelAppearance and Personalization Adjust screen resolution
or Right click on the desktop and go
to “Screen Resolution”
When the Screen Resolution Window pops up, you can identify each monitor’s number by clicking “Identify.” You can drag the Monitor to the location you want.
Windows XP: You can modify the corresponsive position of each extend display via display settings.
Go to “START” “Control Panel” “Display Properties” Settings”
When Display Properties windows appears, each monitors number can be identified by clicking “ “ identify” Drag the monitor to the location you
want.
Note:
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If your internal graphics card is Dual Display Ports…..
When using one NEWPORT STATION The display device which connected to the 2nd VGA port will be numbered 3rd monitor, the display device which connected to the NEWPORT STATION will be numbered 2nd monitor.
Verify Device Driver Installation
The following procedure is for verifying the driver installation status of the NEWPORT STATION
Windows 7:
Right Click “My ComputerManager“Device Manager” click “+” sign of
“Network adapter” & “Sound, video and game control” & “Universal Serial Bus
controllers
Windows XP:
Right Click “My Computer”, “Manager” → “Device Manager” click “+” sign of “Display Adapter” & “Network adapter” & “Sound, video and game controllers” &“Universal Serial Bus controllers”
Setup The Sound
Microsoft’s audio system restricts the audio function to one output at a time; therefore, when using the USB HDMI display Device only one output will receive audio.
The following explains how to set-up and change the default sound output from the display device connected with the USB 3.0 NEWPORT STATION.
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Windows 7:
1. Go to “Control Panel> Hardware and
Sound” and select “Changes system sounds
2. The speaker options are shown below.
3. To change the default sound output,
use your mouse to right click in the sound options box on your desktop, then select “Test” to choose which speaker you want to use as your default.
4. Select the Speaker you want and then click “Set Default”
Windows XP:
1. Go to “Control Panel> Sounds, Speech,
and Audio Devices” and select Changes the speaker settings”.
2. The speaker options are shown below.
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Note: A. The speakers are numbered according to the number if USB ports detected by your computer system. B. The Default sound will output from the NEWPORT STATION with the greatest number of USB ports.
3. Select “the Default device” you want, and click “apply”. then click “ Volume” to
choose which speaker you want to use as your default.
Device Driver Un-installation
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Unplug the USB Cable of the NEWPORT STATION before uninstalling the driver
1. Click “Start”→ Control Panel →
Programs and Features Uninstall or change a program Select j5 NEWPORT STATION... Click Uninstall
2. A message will appear confirming that you want to un-install the application. Click ‘ok’ to continue.
3. When the Driver is completely
uninstalled, select “Yes, I want to restart my computer now”. Click Finishto restart.
INSTALLATION FOR MAC
Device Driver Installation
Installing the device driver enables your computer’s operating system to recognize the
NEWPORT STATION. Be sure that you are referring to the appropriate installation procedure before you begin installing.
Make sure the USB cable is unplugged from your Mac Desktop or Mac Notebook before executing the setup program.
This section illustrates the device driver installation procedure for a computer running
Snow Leopard.
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1. Insert the Driver CD into the CD-ROM
drive ;and run the .dmg file to load drivers in the mac_install”folder
2. The installation page will be launched;
To begin installation click on start “ Get Last Driver online” , please make sure the networking is available or Press “Install Lan to start the installation
3. Click “Continue” to proceed
4. Click “Agree” to proceed
5. Click “ Install” to proceed
6. Type in your password and click “OK
Installation is processing…This will take a few moments
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7. Installation is completed, click “ Close”
8. After Lan driver installation finished,
Choose the OS version you are using and press “Install Driver” to start the installation
9. Click “Continue” to proceed
10. Type in your password and click “OK”
11. Click “Continue Installation”
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12. Installation is processing…This will take a
few moments
13. Click “Restart” to complete the
software installation
Setup The Sound
Mac audio system restricts the audio function to one output at a time; therefore, when using the USB NEWPORT STATION only one output will receive audio.
1. GO , and then “System Preferences”
2. Go to the “System Preferences” and select “Sound”
3. The speaker“Output” options are shown below. You can select a device for sound
output by clicking it.
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Verify Device Driver Installation
The following procedure helps you to verify the driver installation status of USB 3.0 Display Adapter
1. GO , select “About This
Mac” and select “ More Info…”
2. The picture shows the installation process for
the NEWPORT STATION
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Device Driver Un-installation
1. Unplug the USB Cable of NEWPORT
STATION from the USB port
2. To un-installation , please press the
Uninstall Driver” icon
3. Click “Open” to proceed
4. Click “Uninstall and restart” to proceed
5. Type in your password to allow un-
installation and click “OK” to proceed
6. Restart your system.
FUNCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS: WINDOWS 7
This section describes the many functions provided by the Newport Station. You will see
the word ‘display device’ used frequently throughout this manual. ‘Display device’ here means any number of things such as CRT,LCD monitor, TV display, or projector.
Display ID
Smart Display Device ID Detection Window 7 OS supports VESA defined DDC/EDID. It will be shown as the Display device ID whenever it is attached to the Newport Station.
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Display Resolution
Fast Access to Display Resolution setting
The resolution list will show when moving the cursor on Display Resolution. Select the resolution you want for the Newport Station.
Default resolution: 1024 x 768 x 32 bit
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Display Orientation
The Orientation allows you to turn the display device, which is connected to Newport Station
Display Mode
Extended mode (Default)
This feature allows the display device attached to the Newport Station to work as an
“extended” display of the on-board screen.
You can adjust the position by clicking “number” of the display first and select “Extend these displays” and click “Apply”
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Mirror mode-Duplicate
This feature allows the same contents of on-board screen to be displayed to the screen of Newport Station
You can select “Duplicate these displays” and click “Apply
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Primary mode
When you want to switch the enabled monitor as the main display and extend view to on-board screen.
Choose the Number of the main display you want and click on Make this my main display.
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Off mode
You can turn one display on while the other is off Select “Show desktop only on 1” and the 2nd display will be off Select “Show desktop only on 2” and the 1st display will be off
Super Utility
A super utility provides more options. You can find the icon on the lower right task bar.
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Identify Monitors
When Identify Monitors is selected, a serial number will be shown at the upper right corner of the display device. You can see the serial number of each display when using the Hotkey function.
Multi-Display Control Panel
This unique feature allows a faster and simpler working experience using a multi-display device. A series of Hotkey setting will help you to move quickly from the active window or cursor to the desired display device.
Using Hotkeys
Default
setting is Ctrl + Display No.
Click the window you want to move on the task bar to become active and then press Hotkey .
Setting Hotkeys
For example: Move the window to Display02 and automatically enlarge it to a full
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screen
Choose “Move Active Window to Display02 check “Move Window and Full screen and click Apply .
Display Setting Fast access to the system “Display Setting
Display Location & Fix Position
This function helps you arrange the positions of all the display locations you have set.
You will see icon on desktop. After “Display Location Setting”, make a “Check”
in this function. All display location will be fixed. It is great for
multi-displayer user.
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FUNCTIONS INSTRUCTIONS: WINDOWS VISTA/XP
You can choose all the functions simply and directly only by clicking on this icon( ) seen on the lower right toolbar.
Display ID
Smart Display Device ID Detection The Newport Station supports VESA defined DDC/EDID. The utility will show the display device ID whenever it is attached to the Newport Station.
If there is no display device attached to the Newport Station, it will show up as Unknown Monitor.” In some cases, the attached display device does not support EDID, in this case the ID will also show up as “Unknown Monitor”.
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Display Resolution
Default Resolution: 1024 x 768x 32 bit
The resolution list will show up when you move the cursor over Display Resolution. Select the resolution you want.
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Display Rotation
The Display Rotation allows you to turn the display device, which is a useful function for some rotatable display devices.
There are 4 options available: 0 degree/ 90 degrees/180 degrees/ 270 degrees under the Extended or Primary display mode.
Display Mode
Extended (Default Mode)
A default display mode allows the attached Newport Station enabled display device to work as an Extended display of the on-board screen.
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Mirror Mode
When Mirror is selected, the screen of the display device will be the same as the main display, and Display Rotation will be disabled automatically.
You can select either “Horizontal Flip”,
or “Vertical Flip”.
Primary Mode
When Primary is selected, the display device will become the main display. The display of the internal graphics card will automatically switch to be the extended display and act as an extension desktop.
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Off
When Off is selected it will disable the display of the Newport Station.
Identify Monitors
When Identify Monitors is selected, a serial number will be shown at the upper right corner of the attached display devices.
You can use the Hotkey function to find out the serial number of each display.
Multi-Display Control Panel
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When Multi-Display Control Panel is selected, the Multi-Display Control Panel window will pop-up to enable the modification of the Hotkeys.
Using Hotkey
Default setting is Ctrl + Display No.
Click the window you want to move on task bar to become active, and then press Hotkey.
Setting Hotkey
For example: Move window to Display03, and automatically enlarge it to full screen.
Choose “Move Active Window to Display03”, check “Move Window and Full screen, and click Apply to make it active.
Display Setting
Fast access to the system “Display Settings
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FUNCTIONS INSTRUTIONS: MAC SNOW LEOPARD
Display Resolution
Go to , and then “System Preferences
From “System Preferences” click on the “Display” tab. You should see this screen.
On this screen, you can adjust the resolution, display mode and color range.
Display Mode
Click on the “arrangement” tab, and uncheck “mirror display to un-Mirror the screen. You will automatically see another window appear on the screen that represents the
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USB HDMI Display Adapter.
You can move the menu bar to any display to assign any display to Primary.
If you cannot see the Display window to adjust your secondary monitor resolution,
click on the “Gather Windows” button.
TIP: To simplify using the USB HDMI Display Adapter,
click “show display in menu bar.” You will see the
display icon that you can double-click on at any time.
Windows Arrangement
You can arrange Windows on display by “Expose & Spaces”
Go to , and then “System Preferences” From System Preferences click on “Exposé & Spaces.” You should see this screen.
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Space
Click “Show Spaces in menu bar.” You should see the space number on the menu bar that you can choose any space on the list at any time.
F8: you will see the Space Layout with a single keystroke. You can draw any window to other space.
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Exposé
View different windows with a single keystroke.
F9 : view all open windows F10: view windows of the current application only F11: show desktop
*For more windows arrangement functions, please see Apples computer user manual.
EXTRA FUNCTION: COOLING
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TROUBLE SHOOTING
If you have any questions about the use of the JUD200 Newport Station, please follow the instructions below. If any further assistance is needed, please visit our website or call j5 create support hotline.
Known Issues
- Direct 3D is not supported under XP. It would be supported under Win 7 Aero
mode.
- The print screen function in the extend display currently is not supported under
MAC OS. 10.6.
General Recommendations
- Incompatibilities exist when using other Video over USB Devices on a single system.
Please ensure that all other Video over USB drivers are uninstalled before continuing with j5 create installation.
- Check to make sure that the device is plugged in correctly to the host system.
- Make sure that the USB port that you are using is Newport Station.
- Unplug the USB cable of USB Display device and re-insert it.
- Check to see that the monitor is connected correctly and is powered ON.
- Make sure to restart your computer after the driver installation.
- Try a different USB 2.0 port and/or computer.
- Unplug all other USB devices from the system.
- Try connecting the USB cable of USB Display device directly to the computer
instead of through a hub.
- Reset/refresh/resynchronize your monitor.
Media Playback
- During video playback on all platforms, please do not change the display mode,
position or arrangement of the video player window (such as dragging the video player window between the main display and attached display). This may cause the video player to stop playing. We suggest stopping the video playback, moving the window to the USB graphics device attached display and then selecting the video clip to start playing.
- Cursor movement is slower when the mouse hovers on the video region of the
Flash player,
- Downsizing your screen landscape lower than 50 % will help smooth out Jerky
video playback for videos running in Full Screen Mode,.
- You may experience poor video performance on USB graphics devices with low
spec PC systems.
- Video rendering using hardware overlays is supported.
- Some DVD playback software packages do not support playing on a second
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display adapter of any kind. You may try to open the media player in the secondary display first before you start playing the DVD.
- Your PC may lack certain media codec to support the playback of certain video
formats. Please use the link below to install license free media codec.
K- Lite: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/K_Lite_Codec_Pack.htm
- Video/Media players have different decoding capabilities under different display
modes. For better performance watching DVDs or certain video formats on the attached USB graphics display attached, it is recommended to use the following license free software:
VLC Media Player: http://www.videolan.org/vlc/ Media Player Classic: http://sourceforge.net/projects/guliverkli/
Others
- Some graphics card, i.e. Intel, prevents other secondary graphics chipset from
being set as the primary card. As the result of this, primary mode might not work or the display maybe disabled.
- If you have problems during the boot up process, start your computer in Safe
Mode and uninstall the driver. Hold the CTRL key until the Windows startup menu appears and select Safe Mode.
- To verify the driver version that you installed, please click “Control Panel” → “Add
or Remove Programs” to check the program: USB Display Device (Trigger 2)
9.xx.xxxx.0159 (the number means the driver version).
- Some limitation exists in different media player on file format support. We enclose
our compliance test result in the tables according to different operating system, main system graphics card/chipset, media players, and the supported media format. It will be updated periodically with new version of media players or our latest driver.
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TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you have any issue using this product please follow instruction below before returning this product to the store.
1. The User Manual It contains the detail instruction and troubleshooting section. Many common issues can be easily resolved by reading the user manual.
2. Online Support Please visit the j5 create website (www.j5create.com) to find the latest software for your device. If you are still experiencing the same issue, you can submit a description of your problem via email service@j5create.com . Our j5 create technical service support team will reply to you within the next 24 business hours.
3. Telephone Support Please feel free to call us at 888-689-4088 and one of our support technicians will be happy to assist you
Customer Service:
Toll free number: 888-988-0488
Technical Support:
Toll free number: 888-689-4088
Email: service@j5create.com
Please contact Technical Support during business hours. 10:00AM-6:00PM E.S.T Monday­Friday for further assistance.
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REGULATORY COMPLIANCE
FCC
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with FCC Part 15 Subpart B §
15.109/15.107 Class B.
Operation is subject to the following two conditions:
• This device may not cause harmful interference
• This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause
undesired operation of the device.
CE This equipment is in compliance with the requirements of the following regulations: EN 55022 Class B (2006), EN 55024 (1998+A1:2001+ A2:2003), (IEC/EN 61000-4-2 (1995+A1:1998+A2:2001)/-3(2006)
C-Tick
This equipment is in compliance with the requirements of the following regulations: EN 55022 (2006) Class B, AS/NZS CISPR22 © IEC: 2005.
VCCI
This equipment is in compliance with the requirements of the following regulations: CISPR22 © IEC: 2005
Disclaimer Information in this document is subject to change without notice. The manufacturer does
not make any representations or warranties (implied or otherwise) regarding the accuracy and completeness of this document and shall in no event be liable for any loss of profit or any commercial damage, including but not limited to special, incidental, consequential, or other damage. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form by any means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or information recording and retrieval systems without the expressed written permission of the manufacturer.
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WARRANTY OF j5 create
j5 create offers a limited 2-year warranty. User’s wear & tear damage is not included.
The user shall call or email j5 create customer service with defect information of the product and obtain a return authorization number. Users are responsible for one way return freight cost and we will take care of one way freight back.
In order to obtain a return authorization, user should have the following information handy when calling or emailing the service team:
(i) a copy of original purchase invoice to verify your warranty (ii) a product serial number (iii) a description of the problem (iv) a return Material authorization number (v) customer’s Name, address, and telephone number
j5 create does not warrant that the operation of the product will be uninterrupted or error-free. j5 create is not responsible for damage arising from failure to follow instructions
relating to the product’s use. This warranty does not apply to:(a) consumable parts, unless
damage has occurred due to a defect in materials or workmanship; (b) cosmetic damage, including but not limited to scratches, dents ,and broken plastic on ports; (c) damage caused by use with non-j5 create products; (d) damage cause by natural disasters ( flood, fire, earthquake, lighting strike, typhoon etc.,)(e) damage caused by human misuse( lost, accident, abuse, misuse or other external causes) (f) damage caused by operating the product outside the permitted or intended uses described by j5 create ; (g) damage caused by service (including upgrades and expansions) performed by anyone who is not a representative of j5 create or a j5 create Authorized Service Provider; (h) a product or part that has been modified to alter functionality or capability without the written permission of j5 create; or (i) if any j5 create serial number on the product has been removed or defaced.
If such a situation occurs, j5 create will calculate the cost of materials and repair for your reference.
This warranty is given by j5 create in lieu of any other warranties express or implied.
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