DisplayPort not working on i-tec dock using DisplayLink

AW_DisplayLink · 05-05-2020, 06:54 AM

Just to let you know for your knowledge/experience:

I installed on iMac 2017 with macOS Catalina 10.15.4 the beta driver DisplayLink macOS AppStore app v0.5.0 Beta 2 - third preview release.

http://assets.displaylink.com/live/d...ease+Notes.txt

With this driver i-tec CADUA4KDOCKPDL now recognizes monitor ASUS ROG PG27A not only via HDMI but also via DisplayPort!

Monitor ASUS ROG PG27A signal info: Input DisplayPort resolution 3840x2160 Refresh rate 60Hz!

The new driver identifies the display as "unknown display". The old driver could identify the ASUS ROG PG27A correctly as "ASUS ROG PG27A" in monitor settings.

There is still some flickering, but hopefully this will be fixed in the final release of the new driver.

Great!

But there is still a lack of ability on macOS to deactivate monitors instead of powering off monitors by unplugging power supply to monitor.

Best regards

AW

05-05-2020, 06:54 AM	#3
AW_DisplayLink Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2019 Posts: 7	DisplayLink macOS AppStore app v0.5.0 Beta 2 recognizes now ASUS monitor on DP Just to let you know for your knowledge/experience: I installed on iMac 2017 with macOS Catalina 10.15.4 the beta driver DisplayLink macOS AppStore app v0.5.0 Beta 2 - third preview release. http://assets.displaylink.com/live/d...ease+Notes.txt With this driver i-tec CADUA4KDOCKPDL now recognizes monitor ASUS ROG PG27A not only via HDMI but also via DisplayPort! Monitor ASUS ROG PG27A signal info: Input DisplayPort resolution 3840x2160 Refresh rate 60Hz! The new driver identifies the display as "unknown display". The old driver could identify the ASUS ROG PG27A correctly as "ASUS ROG PG27A" in monitor settings. There is still some flickering, but hopefully this will be fixed in the final release of the new driver. Great! But there is still a lack of ability on macOS to deactivate monitors instead of powering off monitors by unplugging power supply to monitor. Best regards AW