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Q: I cannot see DOS opening screen with MIMO when my PC is booting up.
A:
MIMO is a generic USB device. Since DOS doesn’t recognize USB Device while booting-up, MIMO cannot
get video signal from the system..
Q: I cannot run 3D graphic game with MIMO screen.
A:
MIMO is using USB2.0 interface (480Mbps) for video data transfer. Therefore any program that requires 3D
high speed graphic acceleration cannot be displayed properly.
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Restricted Programs,
(1) Real Player (Doesn’t support Extension Mode)
(2) 3D Graphic Games
(3) Programs that requires Direct X graphic acceleration
(4) Power DVD
(5) Win DVD (Version 5 or later)
- Supported Multimedia Players
(1) Windows Media Player (Version 10 or later)
(2) GOM Player
(3) KM Player
Q: How to uninstall “MIMO installation software”?
A:
‘Control Panel’ -> ’Program Add/Remove’ -> MIMO Mini Monitor’ -> Click ‘Remove’.
Q: How many MIMO can be connected to one PC?
A:
MIMO is a generic USB device. Theoretically a PC can recognize up to 127 USB devices.
However with the latest PC systems, we recommend number of USB monitors and each respective PC
system requirements as below.
1. 1~2 MIMO connections
- 1.2GHz CPU / 512 MB Memory
2. 3~5 MIMO connections
- 1.8GHz CPU / 1GB Memory
3. 6 MIMO connections
- 1.6GHz Dual core CPU / 1GB Memory
* Display response rates on each USB monitor may vary upon the PC’s resource management
status.
Q: MIMO information remains in my ‘Display Properties’ even after disconnect or power
off the MIMO.
A:
The deactivated USB information implies power off or disconnected USB monitor status. To delete the
deactivated monitor information, please uninstall ‘MIMO Mini Monitor’ driver. Once the driver is uninstalled,
you may not use
MIMO. To use MIMO again please re-install the driver.
