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Detect the PSVR as a second monitor. If not, check screen detection in Windows display settings. You can try setting Windows to duplicate/mirror displays or set PSVR display as main. If you have a second monitor, try disconnecting it (keeping only main monitor and PSVR)- If you get a red screen, try clicking on it to restore the SteamVR game view. If that doesn't work, try enabling the Force Set Display option. It will switch Windows main display as a workaround for such red screen issue- There should be no application window on the PSVR display, other than the VR view. Some VR apps keep their own window (which may need to be active to receive inputs). Such window should stay on your monitor, not the PSVR display. If the VR display shows on the monitor, instead of the PSVR, try changing the selected Headset Display, enabling Force Set Display, or switching main display in Windows Display properties.Image shown incorrectly- Check that all your connected displays are at the same 1920x1080 resolution (max. resolution supported for PSVR) and Windows DPI setting is set to 100%- When playing non-VR games, you will need to use the Trinus VR Conversion to render the game in Side By Side format. If the game does not load in SBS, there might be an issue with the ReShade setup. Some games do have native SBS support (eg. Doom, Crysis, etc.). SteamVR does the SBS formatting automatically- AMD cards may require setting pixel format to 4:4:4

Other as the need arises.In such a way, switching between tasks would mean switching between different desktops.In other words, the technology of Virtual Desktops facility allows you working with one monitor (desktop) asproductive as if you'd use several displays simultaneously. It "virtually" emulates the effect of presence of severalmonitors, so that you can extend the real estate of the workspace and move a window from virtual desktop 1 tovirtual desktop 2 etc. (the actual number of virtual desktops is not limited). It optimizes the work with severaltasks and you get a quick access to all launched applications thus reducing the single-desktop clutter.Never minimize any of the applications, never close any of them. When you switch virtual desktops, all runningWindows® programs just disappear from the screen and from the taskbar, but theyare right there waiting when you switch back to a separate screen.The Virtual Desktops facility is available all the time theControl Center is running; you can adjust its options on theVirtual Desktops tab.Multiple MonitorsVirtual desktops remain useful even if you have more than one physical display. In such case, there are two modes available:classic - in this mode you havea single list of desktops, and each desktop spans all available monitors (i.e. switching of desktops affects all windowson all monitors);independent - this mode allows youtreating each monitor as a separate workspace with its own set of "screen pages". In other words, when you switchthe desktop on certain monitor - it affects windows only on that particular monitor; on other monitors, windows stay intact.

Ventura and Sonoma macOS Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey macOS Ventura and Sonoma Below are steps for switching between displays in macOS versions 13 and 14. At the top-left corner of the desktop screen, click the Apple icon. Select System Settings from the Apple menu. In the sidebar, scroll down and click the Display selector. Then, in the right section under Displays, click your preferred external display. macOS Mojave, Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey Here is how to switch between displays in macOS versions 10 through 12. In the menu bar, click the Apple icon to open the Apple menu. In the Apple menu, click System Preferences. Click the Displays shortcut icon. In the new window to the right, click the appropriate display. Laptop connected to a docking station If your laptop connects to a docking station, there should be several video ports on the back of it for a monitor. However, these ports vary from brand to brand. Depending on the docking station, the laptop may need to remain open for a dual monitor display. How do I disable the auto-switch or specify an external display? Some laptops have an external display "auto-switch" feature, which can be configured in the BIOS (Basic Input/Output System). How to enter and exit the BIOS or CMOS setup. Will a monitor work with my laptop if my laptop screen is broken? In many cases, yes. If only the laptop's screen is broken, an external monitor usually still works with your laptop. However, if there are other malfunctioning components, such as the video card, the external display may not work.

PRINT INSTRUCTIONS: REFERENCE SHEET V-DW11-345 P/N 77-000002-001 REV 1.1 |INK: BLACK | MATERIAL: 20 LB MEAD BOND | SIZE: 5.50" X 8.50" SCALE 1:1 |FOLDS: TRI-FOLD VERTICAL, TRI-FOLD HORIZONTAL (TO FIT IN BOX)Door/Window Contact(V-DW11-345)Quick ReferenceThe Vivint Door/Window Contact (DW11) is a sensor device that can be installedon doors, windows, and other objects in order to monitor open and closed states.The DW11 transmits a signal to the panel when the magnet is moved away from,or close to, the DW11 sensor.The DW11 device has an external input for NC (Normally Closed) dry contactdevices, or it can be used with the supplied magnet directly with the sensor.The DW11 is also equipped with a cover tamper for additional security.Programming Instructions(For more details, go to the Support page at: Vivint.com, and the KIM site at: corp.vivint.com/sites/KIM/)• Loop 1: Use when the external input is used.• Loop 2 (default): Use when the magnet is used directly with the sensor.Installation InstructionsFor internal switch usage:1. Secure the sensor to the door or window frame, or other object, usingthe supplied adhesive or screws.NOTE: It is recommended to install the sensor on the side thatwill be moving less (e.g. the doorframe instead of the door).2. Secure the included magnet adjacent to the sensor on the door,window, or other object using the supplied adhesive or screws.NOTE: If necessary, use the supplied magnet spacer to better align themagnet and sensor. Remove the back from the magnet using a smallflathead screwdriver and replace it with the spacer back.For external switch usage:1. Secure the external contact switch in the desired location.2. If necessary, drill a hole to allow the external contact wires to reachthe desired location of the sensor.3. Feed the wires through the drilled hole and then through the accesshole in the back of the sensor.4. Connect the wires into the NC dry