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I use two Lenovo ThinkVision p27h-20 displays in a daisy-chain. The monitors themselves are USB-C (3.2) enabled, the daisy-chaining is realized via DisplayPort 1.2. I use the monitors on a MacBook Air M1, which runs the latest MacOS Sonoma.
When I open the DisplayLink Manager UI from the menu-bar, I see a message that prompts me to allow my accessories to connect to the device. However, I don't get such a popup when I replug the USB-C cable. Rebooting also hasn't worked. That means that MacOS default behavior (mirroring the first display to the daisy-chained monitor) is still what I'm seeing. Is there anything else I can try? Do you have experience with this particular model? |
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The monitors you are using have a DisplayPort Multi-stream (also known as DP MST) hub inside of them that allows them to be daisy-chained together. Apple Mac computers running macOS do NOT support DP MST technology (which is why both monitors are showing a mirror image) and there is no workaround for this behavior. |
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Thank you! I didn't know that and would likely not have found that out by myself. Thanks for your reply
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Last edited by abshiregabrielle; 11-29-2023 at 08:33 AM. |
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