[NUC] Display Configurations for Multiple Displays to NUC Rugged Chassis Element CMCR1ABC
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Known Limitations
- CMCR1ABC NUC Chassis Element does not support bezel compensation when sharing ports that are a part of a single stream transport (SST) splitter. See below for reference.
- For example, when using more than one HDMI port that are part of Splitter A (A, A2, A3), bezel compensation will not be supported. However, if using one of the A ports together with any of the B ports, bezel compensation is supported.
- CMCR1ABC NUC Chassis Element does not support portrait orientation on individual displays when using more than one display per group.
Two Display Configuration
- Group A HDMI ports are configured as A, A2, A3 and Group B HDMI ports are configured as B, B2, B3
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Three Display Configuration
- Group A HDMI ports are configured as A, A2, A3 and Group B HDMI ports are configured as B, B2, B3
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Four Display Configuration
- Group A HDMI ports are configured as A, A2, and A3. Group B HDMI ports are configured as B, B2, and B3
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Six Display Configuration
- Group A HDMI ports are configured as A, A2, A3 and Group B HDMI ports are configured as B, B2, B3
- The integrated graphics on the Compute Element has two DDI streams for display out.
- The NUC Chassis Element, CMCR1ABC, contains two single stream transport (SST) Splitters, each accepting a single DDI lane.
- Each SST splitter combines up to three physical 1920x1080 monitors into one 5760x1080 (triple wide) display.
- Depending on the number of monitors connected, Windows will see up to 2 (triple wide) displays.
- The 2 triple wide displays can be oriented side by side or stacked one on top of the other, as shown below.
- The platform supports up to 6 monitors to generate 2 triple wide displays. Asus recommends to use 6 monitors of the same model.
- The product was designed for menu board and display wall use cases. The OS sees 2 triple wide displays. Digital signage software can simplify content management.
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