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USB 3.0 to DVI Adapter

Troubleshooting

•  If you are unable to drive the display with the USB 3.0 to DVI 

Video Adapter, start by verifying that the USB 3.0 cable is securely 
connected between the adapter and the computer (or hub). Also 
make sure the video cable between the display and the adapter is 
securely connected.

•  If the USB 3.0 to DVI Video Adapter is connected to a hub that also 

has other devices connected to it, there is a possibility that the hub 
will not supply enough power to the adapter. Try plugging the 
adapter directly into a native USB port on the computer and see if 
that resolves the issue.

•  If the USB 3.0 to DVI Video Adapter is plugged directly into a native 

USB port on the computer, try connecting it to a different USB port. 
You can also try a different USB 3.0 or USB 2.0 cable, or a different 
video cable.

•  If you are using OS X and you unplug the USB 3.0 to DVI Adapter, all 

screens may go blank and become unresponsive. Plug the device in 
to reset the OS X Window Server.

•  If you notice menu items are missing from the screen connected to 

the USB 3.0 to DVI adapter, try changing the resolution to bring those 
menu items back on screen.

•  If problems persist please visit 

www.newertech.com/support/

 

for 

more information, or see 

Technical Support Information

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to contact one of our representatives.

Summary of Contents for VIDU3DVIA

Page 1: ...USB 3 0 to DVI Video Adapter Quick Start Guide ...

Page 2: ...irements specifications and product notes can be found at www newertech com Package Contents Not pictured USB 3 0 Standard A to Micro B cable Minimum System Requirements Apple Mac OS X 10 6 8 10 11 6 and macOS 10 12 or later PC Windows XP or later Display HDMI DVI or VGA required Check DisplayLink com for current macOS compatibility information USB 3 0 to DVI Video Adapter DVI to HDMI Adapter DVI ...

Page 3: ...sing the included USB 3 0 cable It may take a few seconds for the display to be recognized by the computer during which time other connected displays may show a blank screen For Macs connected displays can be managed via the Displays item in the System Preferences window For PCs you can manage the connected display via the Display item in the Control Panel window Resolution Performance Notes The m...

Page 4: ...in OS X 10 9 Mavericks Use of full screen transitions like those used in Mission Control will force the user to log out Windows XP 64 bit is not supported OpenGL hardware acceleration is not supported in OS X or Windows XP 32 bit and is not available in Full Screen mode under later generations of Windows Some application features that require OpenGL acceleration such as Keynote presentations and i...

Page 5: ...rt on the computer and see if that resolves the issue If the USB 3 0 to DVI Video Adapter is plugged directly into a native USB port on the computer try connecting it to a different USB port You can also try a different USB 3 0 or USB 2 0 cable or a different video cable If you are using OS X and you unplug the USB 3 0 to DVI Adapter all screens may go blank and become unresponsive Plug the device...

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Page 7: ...s equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions may cause harmful...

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