BenQ AQCOLOR Display Pilot 2 Manual de usuario

LCD Monitor

Display Pilot 2

User Manual

V 1.00

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Servicing

Should you have any queries about the software after reading the

document, visit the local website from Support.BenQ.com for more

support and local customer service.

Note

In this document, the steps needed to reach a menu are shown in condensed form, for example:

System > Information.

Table of contents

Introduction .................................................................................... 6

System requirements and compatible monitors.....................................6

Setup .............................................................................................. 7

Getting ready before you start..................................................................7

Downloading and launching Display Pilot 2 ............................................8

Updating the software ..............................................................................9

Overview........................................................................................ 10

Software widget .......................................................................................10

Settings pages .........................................................................................12

Customizing your widget.........................................................................13

Naming the connected monitors ............................................................14

Operations ..................................................................................... 15

Changing and customizing a color mode...............................................15

Improving color accuracy of the monitor (ICCsync)..............................16

Applying a different ICC profile ...........................................................16

Adjusting screen brightness....................................................................17

Brightness adjustment by Software Dimming ............................... 17

Brightness adjustment by iKeyboard Control ............................... 19

Adjusting volume .....................................................................................20

Volume adjustment by iKeyboard Control .................................... 20

Working with two color settings on the same image (DualView).........21

Rotating your screen................................................................................21

Rotating the screen automatically (Auto Pivot).................................21

Rotating the screen manually..............................................................22

Previewing your design in actual print size (Print Assist).....................22

Working with two or more video sources (PIP / PBP)...........................23

Managing the layout of multiple windows (Desktop Partition)............24

Using a preset layout ...........................................................................24

Customizing a layout ...........................................................................25

Customizing each application's color mode (Application Mode).........26

Backing up your settings to cloud storage .................................... 28

Uploading software settings to the cloud ..............................................28

Loading settings from the cloud.............................................................29

Looking for assistance .................................................................. 30

Reading the latest user manual ..............................................................30

Contacting customer service ..................................................................30

Resetting the system..................................................................... 31

Exiting the software .................................................................................31

Troubleshooting ............................................................................ 32

Need more help? ......................................................................................33

2023/10/02

Introduction

Display Pilot 2 is a software utility that allows for quick accurate tuning of

the display with the ability to easily save and use monitor configurations

that are best suited for you. All adjustments are controlled via software to

eliminate the need to use the monitor on-screen displays (OSD).

Note

• Display Pilot 2 scans and identifies the connected monitor(s) to determine which features are

supported. Available features vary by model and inputs. Therefore, not all controls and features

described in this document may appear in your application.

• Images and menu options in this document are for reference only and may look different according

to different BenQ monitors or the operating system (OS) of your device. The user interface may

subject to change without prior notice.

System requirements and compatible

monitors

Item Description

OS systems Visit www.BenQ.com > Display Pilot 2 >

Specifications for the latest information.

Compatible monitors

Setup

The software provides full functions when working with compatible BenQ

monitors. Limited functions are provided for other monitors. It scans and

detects the connected monitors when the software is launched. Make sure

the monitors are properly connected to the computer.

Type of connected

monitor

Displayed name in

Display Pilot 2 Available software functions

A compatible BenQ

monitor

Model name Full functions.

Available functions/settings vary by model.

A Mac series monitor Color LCD Limited functions are available:

• Volume

• Brightness

• Access to display settings

Note

Apple keyboard volume control is natively

available to a Mac series computer, though volume

adjustment is not displayed in the software.

A laptop monitor other

than Mac

Built-in Display Limited functions are available:

• Volume

• Brightness

An external monitor

that is not compatible

Identified: model name

Not identified: General display

Limited functions are available:

• Volume (if built-in speakers are available)

• Brightness

Getting ready before you start

1. Make sure the connection of computer, monitor, and network is

complete. Use the supplied Thunderbolt™ or USB-C™ cable to connect

your monitor to the computer to ensure software compatibility. You

can connect up to six monitors.

2. Power on the computer and monitor.

3. Make sure the DCC/CI control is enabled from the monitor's OSD

menu. Go to System > Advanced > DCC/CI > ON.

4. If you have more than one monitor connected, set to mirror or extend

the display.

Note

• DCC/CI control via an M series Mac's HDMI port is not supported. Connect your Mac (MacBook or

Mac Mini) with an external monitor via Thunderbolt™ or USB-C™ instead.

• You are recommended to use the original Thunderbolt™ or USB-C™ cable that came with the

monitor. Converters/adapters are not recommended to connect your source device to the monitor,

as the compatibility of the converters/adapters in the market cannot be guaranteed.

Downloading and launching

Display Pilot 2

1. Visit the local website from www.BenQ.com > Display Pilot 2 to

download the software.

2. Click the file just downloaded and follow the on-screen instructions

to complete the installation.

3. Click to launch the software. The software checks for an update

when it is launched. See Updating the software on page 9.

4. Log in to the software with your Gmail, WeChat, or Apple account to

access the software's cloud service (see Backing up your settings to

cloud storage on page 28). Available account services may vary by

region. You can close the login window and continue as a guest as

well.

The software scans and identifies the connected monitor(s). If an

identified monitor is connected, its model name is displayed. If more

than one identified monitor of the same model name is connected, a

suffix is added to the model name. Refer to Setup on page 7 for

the monitor connection and functionality.

If you are prompted that the monitor is not compatible, you can

change to a compatible monitor or continue with the current one with

limited functions.

5. The software widget is displayed. The interface color and available

functions vary by monitor. See Software widget on page 10 for

more information.

Note

The software interface follows the operating system language setting and cannot be changed from

the software.

Tips

The software can be accessed from the / icon in the system tray/menu bar, or from the

computer's Start menu > Display Pilot 2.

Updating the software

The software is set to check for an update automatically when it is

launched. If an update is available, you will be guided to download and

update the software automatically before it is launched.

If you prefer to check for update manually, go to (Settings) > About and

disable Automatically check for updates.

No. Descriptions

1. Shows the current software version.

2. Shows the latest software check time.

3. Checks for software update manually.

Available options vary by software status.

4. Determines whether to check for update automatically.

Overview

Software widget

A compatible monitor

An unsupported monitor

No. Function Descriptions

1. Monitor's name Shows the connected monitor or a list of

connected monitors.

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