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Old 08-08-2023, 12:54 AM   #1
carlogiorgirgs
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Default Only one monitor is detected at a time - No DisplayLink-enabled display detected

Hi ,

I bought the Sonnettech - Thunderbolt to Dual DisplayPort Adapter.

https://www.sonnettech.com/support/k...sition_content

and Only one monitor is detected at a time.

Macbook PRO M1 - 13 - 2020, Ventura 13.5.

I'm using 2 monitors 32"4k.

DELL: SE3223Q
LG 32UN500-W

I tested each separately and both work.
I also did a macos diagnostic, no errors found. (Command+d)
I restarted the mac a lot of time, change the cabos, the port and nothing.
- Allow accessories to connect -> ALWAYS
Displaylink version 1.9
No DisplayLink-enabled display detected
Added the displaylink Manage e login to run in background.
Thanks
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Old 08-08-2023, 11:03 AM   #2
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Originally Posted by carlogiorgirgs View Post
Hi ,

I bought the Sonnettech - Thunderbolt to Dual DisplayPort Adapter.

https://www.sonnettech.com/support/k...sition_content

and Only one monitor is detected at a time.

Macbook PRO M1 - 13 - 2020, Ventura 13.5.

I'm using 2 monitors 32"4k.

DELL: SE3223Q
LG 32UN500-W

I tested each separately and both work.
I also did a macos diagnostic, no errors found. (Command+d)
I restarted the mac a lot of time, change the cabos, the port and nothing.
- Allow accessories to connect -> ALWAYS
Displaylink version 1.9
No DisplayLink-enabled display detected
Added the displaylink Manage e login to run in background.
Thanks
The Sonnet product you are using does NOT have DisplayLink technology inside of it. As a result, DisplayLink will not be able to assist you.

The product you are using is a Thunderbolt product that relies on the host computer's internal display capabilities in order to function. Your Mac system is limited to one external display via Thunderbolt, which is why only one external display is working. Apple calls this out under the 'Display Support' section of the technical specifications for your laptop --> https://support.apple.com/kb/SP824?locale=en_US
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