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Display Pilot

Product catalog summary
Introduction
Display Pilot is a utility for BenQ LCD monitors, enabling users to configure monitor settings without using the on-screen display. It identifies supported features based on the monitor model and input.
Compatible Operating Systems
The software supports Windows 7 or later and MacOS Mojave 10.14.
Installation and Launch
Download Display Pilot from the BenQ website. Follow installation instructions. Access via Start menu or system tray on Windows, and according to OS language on Mac.
Exiting the Software
Exit by right-clicking the system tray icon and selecting 'Exit' on Windows or 'Quit' on Mac.
Overview of Features
  • Color Menu: Synchronizes color settings, allows customization, and supports DualView.
  • Display Menu: Manages input signals, screen rotation, and multiple video sources (PIP/PBP).
  • Tools Menu: Manages application windows, customizes color modes, and uses keyboard shortcuts.
  • System Menu: Displays status, adjusts preferences, accesses system information, and resets system.
Adjusting Settings
Configure preferences like startup behavior, always-on-top setting, and auto-update notices. ICCsync synchronizes color settings for accurate representation.
Applying and Customizing Color Modes
Apply and customize color modes, adjust brightness and contrast, and restore defaults. HDR mode activates automatically with HDR content.
Switching Color Modes
Switch modes using keyboard shortcuts, selecting up to three modes.
Hotkey Switch Configuration
Define hotkey combinations for switching modes, using modifier keys and a third key.
Desktop Color Mode
Applies selected color setting when the desktop is clicked. Switch modes via context menu or system tray on Windows.
DualView Mode
View images in two color modes side-by-side, switchable via keyboard shortcuts.
Input Source Switching
Change input sources from the menu or using keyboard shortcuts.
Screen Rotation
Rotate screen manually or automatically with Auto Pivot on supported models.
Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP)
PIP shows a secondary source in an inset window; PBP displays multiple sources side-by-side.
Desktop Partition
Manage application windows with custom layouts.
Application Mode
Assign color modes to applications, applied automatically on launch.
Print Assist
Provides tools for accurate design placement with standard print sizes or grid lines.
System Information and Support
Access system information and support through the System menu. Factory reset options available.
System Updates
Automatically checks for updates when online, prompting downloads and installations.
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Display Pilot-1

Display Pilot User Manual LCD Monitor Software

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Copyright and disclaimer Copyright Copyright 2022 BenQ Corporation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, transmitted, transcribed, stored in a retrieval system or translated into any language or computer language, in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, magnetic, optical, chemical, manual or otherwise, without the prior written permission of BenQ Corporation. All other logos, products, or company names mentioned in this manual may be the registered trademarks or copyrights of their respective companies, and are used for informational purposes only....

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Introduction Display Pilot 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). • Display Pilot scans the connected display to determine which features are supported. The list of supported features displayed in the application will vary based on the monitor model and input selected. Therefore, not all controls and features described in this document may appear in the application....

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Name Color menu Switches to the color settings. • Color setting synchronization between computer and monitor (ICCsync) (selected models only) on page 6 • Selecting a color mode from the menu (Color Mode) on page 7 • Customizing and restoring a color mode on page 7 • Working with two color modes simultaneously (DualView) on page 9 Display menu Switches to different input signals, or pivot, PIP, and PBP settings. 2 • Changing an input on page 10 • Rotating your screen on page 10 • Working with two or more video sources (PIP/PBP) on page 10 Access to extended functions to work with multiple application...

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Name Connected display Descriptions Shows the model name of the connected display. Adjusting the settings Before you start, you might want to go through some adjustments. Configuring Preferences 1. Go to System > Preferences to decide the ways to access the program. 2. Enable the desired functions. On Windows Option Run at startup Always on top Right click menu Shortcut on desktop Application Mode messaging Auto update notice Descriptions Runs the program at the startup process of the operating system. Sets to let the program window always on top of other windows. Sets to access the program from...

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After the ICCsync function is enabled, the synchronization is performed automatically whenever a new color mode is applied to ensure consistent and accurate color matching representation between the monitor and the computer's color management system. • Alternatively, you can perform the ICC synchronization manually.Visit www.BenQ.com > the purchased model > the Support tab > the User Manual tab to access the ICC Profile Installation Guide for instructions. • If multiple monitors connected to the computer have been rearranged, the software may not detect the new monitor arrangement and sync properly....

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Switching color modes with keyboard shortcuts 1. Go to Tools > Keyboard Hotkey. 2. Move the slider to switch on Color Mode. 3. Choose up to 3 color modes from the list for hotkey switch. 4. A key combination is pre-defined for hotkey switch. Simply press the keys to cycle through the selected options. If you prefer to change the key combination, click Edit on the right to customize the setting. (On Windows) The hotkey shortcut consists of 3 keys, and the first 2 keys need to be modifier keys selected from Shift, Ctrl or Alt to make a valid hotkey shortcut. The third key could be any number or...

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If you have enabled Desktop Color Mode from Tools > Application Mode, the color setting selected from Color Mode will be applied whenever you click on the desktop. Working with two color modes simultaneously (DualView) DualView helps improve your image editing efficiency by showing an image of two different color modes sideby-side. 1. Go to Color > DualView. 2. Move the slider to switch on DualView. The screen is divided into two windows and the selected color mode from Color > Color Mode is applied to the left window. 3. Choose one color mode from the options for the right window. The setting...

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Changing an input Changing an input source from the menu 1. Connect the video cable properly between the monitor and the video source. Available inputs vary by model. 2. To change an input from Display Pilot, go to Display > Display. 3. Select the desired input from Input. If the video cable is properly connected, the screen will display the new source. Switching input source with keyboard shortcuts 1. Go to Tools > Keyboard Hotkey. 2. Move the slider to switch on Input. 3. Choose the input sources from the list for hotkey switch. Available inputs vary by model. 4. A key combination is pre-defined...

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Function Picture by Picture Picture by Picture x4 Descriptions This function requires 2 video sources. Select the preferred source for each window. This function requires 4 video sources. Select the preferred source for each window. Managing the layout of multiple windows (Desktop Partition) Select a preferred layout and arrange multiple application windows as desired.You can manage to show up to 4 windows simultaneously. 1. Go to Tools > Desktop Partition. 2. Select one of the preferred layout. 3. Go to one of the application windows and drag to move it. While a small layout appears as you move...

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Creating a window layout 1. If none of the provided layouts is preferred, create one by selecting Create. 2. Select a template and click Adjust for editing. 3. Move the cursor to one of the partition lines (boundaries of windows) until it turns to blue. Drag and drop the line to adjust the layout. After the customization is done, click screen to save the changes. The customized layout is then created for future use and is available from the layout list.

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