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Comma-delimited VCP opcode values supported by the firmware. D6 is the VCP opcode. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadPossible D6 ReadMax [opcode] Provide the maximum value VCP continuous opcode (12) supports. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadMax 12 ReadControl [opcode] Provide the VCP opcodes current hexadecimal value. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadControl CC WriteControl [opcode] [value] Set the VCP opcode to a hexadecimal value. Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /1:WriteControl CC 02 IncreaseControl [opcode] [value] Increase the value of the VCP control as the command specifies. Example: ddm.exe /IncreaseControl 12 05 DecreaseControl [opcode] [value] Decrease the value of the VCP control as the command specifies. Example: ddm.exe /DecreaseControl 10 10 WriteBrightnessLevel [x] Sets brightness to X% (0-100)* NOTE: For UP series with luminance, the luminance level is the value instead of the percentage. Example: ddm.exe /WriteBrightnessLevel 75 ReadBrightnessLevel Provide the current brightness level. NOTE: For UP series with luminance, the luminance level reported is the value instead of the percentage. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadBrightnessLevel WriteContrastLevel [x] Set the contrast level to X% (0-100)*. Example: ddm.exe /WriteContrastLevel 70 ReadContrastLevel Provide the current contrast level. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadContrastLevel ReadColorPreset Provide the friendly English name preset. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /2:ReadColorPreset /1:ReadColorPreset WriteColorPreset [Movie/CAL1,etc] It changes the Preset mode that the monitors support. If you have turned on 'Auto Color Preset', it requires you to turn off the Auto-ColorPreset before running this command to change the manual color preset. Example: ddm.exe /1: WriteColorPreset Standard /2: WriteColorPreset Movie /3: WriteColorPreset sRGB AutoColorPreset [on/off] Turn the auto-color preset feature on or off. Example: ddm.exe / AutoColorPreset Off WritePower [on/standby/off] NOTE: After WritePower to off, the monitor may not react to on (as the monitor may not respond to DDC/CI requests). Central control should use Standby to on. Example: ddm.exe /WritePower Standby WriteActiveInput [DVI2/HDMI/DP2,etc] Switch between the active inputs. Example: [ddm.exe /1: WriteActiveInput HDMI2 ReadActiveInput Provide the input that is active. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /1: ReadActiveInput SwapVideo Swap the main and the (primary) sub inputs. Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /SwapVideo SwapUSB Swaps the USB inputs on the main sub inputs. NOTE: This command only works in two PBP mode. Example: ddm.exe /SwapUSB WriteSubInput [DP1, DP2, HDMI1… etc] Assign sub inputs. Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /1:WriteSubInput DP2,HDMI1,HDMI2,mDP1 WritePxP [mode] Set the monitor to PIP or PBP modes (the available modes are subject to the monitor models). Possible settings: (For example: Off, pip, pip-small, pip-large, pip-2h, pbp, split, pbp-2h, pbp-2h-fill, pbp-3a, pbp-3b, pbp-3c, pbp-3d, pbp-3e, pbp-4a, quad, pbp-4b, pbp-2h-37, pbp-2h-73, pbp-2h-28, pbp-2h-82, pbp-2h-2575, pbp-2h-7525, pbp-2h-2674, pbp-2h-7426, pbp-2h-3367, pbp-2h-6733, or pbp-2v.) Example: ddm.exe /1: WritePxP PiP-Small /2:WritePxP Off WritePxpMode [mode main sub1 sub2] Set the monitor to PIP or PBP modes (the available modes are subject to the

Contents Table of Contents Bookmarks 日本語 조선말/한국어 Quick Links USER MANUALDragon Touch Portable Monitor S1 Prov1.0 Need help? Do you have a question about the S1 Pro and is the answer not in the manual? Questions and answers Related Manuals for Dragon Touch S1 Pro Summary of Contents for Dragon Touch S1 Pro Page 1 USER MANUAL Dragon Touch Portable Monitor S1 Pro v1.0... Page 2 English 01 - 15 日本語 16 - 30 31 - 45 한국어... Page 3: Table Of Contents CONTENTS What's in the Box The S1 Pro at a Glance Connecting the S1 Pro With Devices Setting the S1 Pro Portable Monitor Function Introduction Supported Devices & Models (With USB-C) Specification 2-Year Worry-Free Screen Protection Q&A Contact Us... Page 4 Mini-HDMI to HDMI USB-C Cable * 2 Monitor S1 Pro * 1 Cable * 1 Dragon Touch Portable Monitor S1 Pro Wall Charger * 1 Smart Cover * 1 Quick Start Guide * 1 THE S1 PRO AT A GLANCE... Page 5 Display Mini-HDMI Port: Audio and video signal transmission. Full-Featured USB-C Port: Power supply and audio/video signal transmission. Full-Featured USB-C Port: Power supply and audio/video signal transmission. Speakers 3.5mm Headphone Jack Roll Key: Press the Roll Key to enter the settings menu. ①... Page 6: Connecting The S1 Pro With Devices USB-C to USB-C S1 Pro Note: ① If the brightness and volume are adjusted to above 70%, connect your S1 Pro to an external power supply. ② USB-C port functions can vary on laptops. This method may not work on all laptops with a USB-C port. Page 7 The S1 Pro works with compatible Android devices from Samsung, Huawei, One Plus, Smartisan, OPPO, etc. S1 Pro USB-C to USB-C USB-C to USB-C Connecting your iOS device with the S1 Pro requires a Lightning to HDMI adapter (not included). Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable S1 Pro USB-C to USB-C... Page 8: Setting The S1 Pro Portable Monitor Mini HDMI to HDMI Cable S1 Pro USB-C to USB-C SETTING THE S1 PRO PORTABLE MONITOR 1. Press the Roll Key to enter the Settings menu. 2. Scroll the Roll Key up/down to select a settings option, press the Roll Key again to confirm. Page 9 BRIGHTNESS: Adjust the brightness parameter of the image. The adjusting range is from 0 to 100. The default setting is "20". BLACK LEVEL: Adjust the black level parameter of the image. The adjusting range is from 0 to 100. The default setting is "50". CONTRAST: Adjust the contrast parameter of the image. Page 10 3. Color Temperature COLOR TEMP. COLOR TEMP. WARM GREEN BLUE COLOR TEMPERATURE: Select the color temperature from the pre-set "Warm" or "Cool", or select "User". Users can set

"2560x1440 at 60 Hz" PowerNap: Manage energy consumption using power management settings. Back to top Command-Line Interface for Dell Display Manager Remote Management IT administrators can use the Command-Line Interface (CLI) commands in this section to remote manage Dell Monitors. NOTE: Dell Display Manager version 2.1 and above must be installed on all computers using the CLI commands. The CLI commands can be used for mass installation. The advanced management features such as pushing firmware updates remotely across a fleet are available only on select models. (Including the Dell Ultrasharp and Dell C Series monitors.) Useful Command-Line commands for Asset Management Asset management includes a list of commands to support the generic administration of monitors. See the following table for the various commands and a description with an associated example of the usage. (The example uses /Number: Where the Number can be 1, 2, 3 and so on.) It replaces it with the enumerated display number of the targeted clients. You can append the output of all these commands into a single log. Table 2: Monitor Asset Management Commands Command Description Log [filename] Output the results for Read/Write commands to a specified file in an existing directory. Example: [Windows OS] Mkdir c:\tempddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /ReadAssetAttributes Inventory [filename] Create an inventory report and write the output in a specified file format. (Such as .txt.) Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /Inventory c:\temp\Inventory.txt SaveDiagnosticReport [filename] Write the DDM diagnostic log in to a specific text file identified in the path. Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /SaveDiagnosticReport c:\temp\ddmdiag.log ReadFirmwareVersion It provides the firmware version as a string(for example,'M2T109'). If there are multiple monitors connected, you may use the prefix to query each of the monitors. Example: (Two monitors connected) [Windows OS] ddm.exe /Log C:\temp\fw.log /1:ReadFirmwareVersion /2:ReadFirmwareVersion Expected ReturnsL 1:ReadFirmwareversion = M3T106 2:ReadFirmwareVersion = M3T102 ReadMonitorActiveHours Through VCPC0, this command gives the number of active hours the monitor was powered on. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /1:ReadMonitorActiveHours ReadAssetAttributes It provides a comma-delimited string. It contains the PID, model string, ASCII serial number, ISO week, year of manufacture, and VCPC0 value (if the firmware supports it) or age in hours. Read from monitor 1, Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /1:ReadAssetAttributes CountMonitorsCI This command returns the number of monitors that DDM supports. Example: [Windows OS] ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.log /CountMonitorsCI ReadCapabilities Provide an MCCS capability string. Example: ddm.exe /Log c:\temp\ddm.txt /1:ReadCapabilities /2:ReadCapabilities RestoreFactoryDefaults Restore to factory defaults. Example: ddm.exe /RestoreFactoryDefaults AutoSetup Runs an autosetup (analog only)* Perform auto setup function (H/V position, clock, clock phase, A/D converter, and so on.) Example: ddm.exe /3:AutoSetup RestoreLevelDefaults Restores level defaults*. Restore factory defaults for brightness, luminance, and contrast adjustments. Example: ddm.exe /1:RestoreLevelDefaults RestoreColorDefaults Restores color defaults*. Example: ddm.exe /2:RestoreColorDefaults ReadPossible [opcode] Provides the