VGP-UPR1 (JP/
GB
/FR/ES/CT/KR) 3-296-348-02(1)
13
GB
Restrictions
When a personal computer is connected, a
maximum of two screens can be displayed,
including the LCD of the personal computer.
Do not use the product in the following ways:
– Simultaneous usage of the MONITOR and
DVI-D connectors of this product.
– Simultaneous usage of the product’s display
output and the personal computer’s exterior
display output.
The LAN connector of this product does not
support Network boot or Wake-on-LAN. When
you want to use the Network boot or Wake-on-
LAN features, use the LAN connector of your
personal computer.
Depending on the instant mode, types of
software or data, etc., the sound may not output
from the HEADPHONES connector.
The product does not support Windows Aero.
If the product is connected to a personal
computer, it will change to the basic user
interface.
When a display is connected to the product, the
extended desktop mode will be set as the
default setting. Use in clone mode (mirror
mode) is not supported.
When multiple USB devices are connected, as a
characteristic of the USB, CPU load of the
personal computer may increase, resulting in a
decrease in software speed or printing speed of
the USB printer.
Playback of movies on the external display is
not supported. It is not supported even if the
display is connected as the primary monitor.
Movie playback and software that requires 3D
processing are not supported on the display
connected to this product.
The maximum bit and sampling rate of the
headphones output is 16 bits, 48 KHz.
When starting or restoring Windows, a sound
to notify the device connection/disconnection
may sound. This is not a malfunction. To stop
the sound, perform the following procedure.
However, be aware that all other sound effects
that notify the detection of other devices will
turn off as well.
1
Click the
button-“Control Panel.”
The “Control Panel” screen appears.
2
Click “Hardware and Sound,” then click
“Manage audio devices” in the “Sound”
screen.
The “Sound” screen appears.
3
Click the “Sounds” tab, then select
“Device Connect” from the “Program”
list.
4
Select “None” from the “Sounds” drop
down list.
5
Also select “Device Disconnect” from
the “Program” list, then select “None”
from the “Sounds” drop down list.
6
Click “OK,” then close the “Sound”
screen.
The setting change is complete, and the
sound to notify device connection/
disconnection is turned off.
