Monitor’s HDR function
HDR stands for High Dynamic Range and it is the function to implement clearer and high contrast images.
The function is automatically turned on in the monitor if HDR contents are played.
HDR operation is supported in both HDMI and DP inputs.
External equipments are mostly connected to HDMI and both HDMI and DP can be connected to the PC.
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How to set HDR with HDMI inputs and external equipments
While the monitor is on, if you connect the HDMI cable to the contents player, then the HDR function is
automatically applied.
Check if the HDR message appears and disappears at the right top of the screen.
If the HDR message appears and disappears then it means that it is working fine.
If there is no HDR message appearing, then check if the HDR function is activated at the below monitor
menu.
If on, it means that it is working fine.
When connecting your PC to the monitor, turn on both of HDMI/DP in Win10.
When you activate HDR and advanced colors, the HDR function is activated, and the HDR message will appear
and then disappear at the right top of the monitor.
This guide was created for all models, so the images or content may be different from your product.
