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DP OUT
Select the input signal to output to the next monitor and the output mode to simplify the connection
and control of displaying devices.
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If the MST mode is selected for DP OUT, FreeSync is not supported for all connected monitors.
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Before selecting the MST mode for DP OUT, make sure that the device supports DisplayPort:MST (Daisy
Chain)/HBR2 (High Bit Rate). Incorrect settings may lead to black screen or inconsistency between the
actual output mode and the selected output mode. If a black screen occurs, change the DP OUT output
mode.
• MST/SST: A technology used for connection and driving of multi-stream display signals.
‒ MST: Stands for Multi-Stream Transport. Can transport multiple video and audio streams, but
needs the support of both the drive capacity of the graphics card and the resolution of the
monitor.
‒ SST: Stands for Single Stream Transport. Can transport only a combination of a single video
stream and a single audio stream.
• DP OUT mode: 5 modes
USB Type-C:MST
USB Type-C:SST
DisplayPort:MST
DisplayPort:SST
HDMI:SST
DP OUT (MST/SST) Function Implementation
Connecting a PC via DisplayPort
MST
DP IN DP INDP OUT
SST
DP IN DP INDP OUT
• Make sure that the graphics card supports the MST (Daisy Chain) function. To check this, visit the
website of the graphics card manufacturer.
• The output mode of DP OUT varies with the settings of DisplayPort Ver. When DisplayPort Ver. is
set to 1.1, DP OUT only supports SST.
• When connecting a PC using DP cable, you must set DP OUT mode to "DisplayPort: MST (SST)" on
the OSD menu. (OSD – System – DP OUT - DisplayPort:MST/DisplayPort:SST)
• Because of the bandwidth limit of DisplayPort Ver. 1.2, up to two 2560 x 1440 @ 60 Hz monitors
can be connected and used. But this specification may vary depending on the cable used and the
performance of the graphics card.
PC Monitor 1 Monitor 2
OSD → DisplayPort:SST
Screen A Screen A
PC Monitor 1 Monitor 2
OSD → DisplayPort:MST
Screen A Screen B
DP Cable DP Cable
DP CableDP Cable
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