Sony VGP-UPR1 - Manual (Page 41)

VGP-UPR1 (JP/GB/FR/ES/CT/KR) 3-296-348-02(1)
13 GB
Restrictions
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When a personal computer is connected, a
maximum of two screens can be displayed,
including the LCD of the personal computer.
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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.
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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.
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Depending on the instant mode, types of
software or data, etc., the sound may not output
from the HEADPHONES connector.
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The product does not support Windows Aero.
If the product is connected to a personal
computer, it will change to the basic user
interface.
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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.
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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.
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Playback of movies on the external display is
not supported. It is not supported even if the
display is connected as the primary monitor.
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Movie playback and software that requires 3D
processing are not supported on the display
connected to this product.
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The maximum bit and sampling rate of the
headphones output is 16 bits, 48 KHz.
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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.