Oiiwak ‎ok-14 pro Portable Tri Screen For Laptop User Guide

: June 16, 2024
: Oiiwak

Table of Contents

Parts Overview
Inputs and Buttons
Choose your cables
Protective cap
Set It Up
Connection Methods
One Full Functioned Type-C and HDMI Port Connection
Other Connection Type (Extra Adapter Needed)
Laptop Display Configuration
OSD Function Introduction
OSD Setting
Tech Specs
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Oiiwak ‎ok-14 pro Portable Tri Screen For Laptop User Guide

WARNING
Please handle the tri-screen with care and do not press the screens to avoid damage. Do not exceed its maximum turning angle showing as below:

Turning angle of screens

Left screen(0° – 235°)

Right screen(0° – 180°)

Parts Overview

Tri-Screen
Parts Overview

2*USB-C to USB-C (90-degree) Cables **VIDEO & P OWER

2Mini HDMI to HDMI Cables VIDEO ONLY

2USB-C to USB-A Cables P OWER ONLY

1* Carry bag

1* Hook-and-loop Fastener

6* Protective cap

**

Inputs and Buttons

Inputs Buttons
Decrease the brightness; Return to the previous page;
Decrease the value
Increase the brightness; Enter the Menu, and press it to turn to the next selection; Increase the value
Press the Menu to enter the OSD (On-Screen Display) menu.
Mini HDMI Port (No Power Supply): Video Signal Transmission
USB Full Functioned Port: Power Supply, Video Signal Transmission
USB Full Functioned Port: Power Supply, Video Signal Transmission

It only displays the interfaces and buttons function. Please check the actual machine for the specific position of interfaces and buttons.

Choose your cables

To determine which cables you will use, first identify your laptop’s ports using the pictures to the right or reference your laptop’s user manual.
If your laptop has two Thunderbolt 3/4 / USB-C with DP ports, the simplest way to use the tri-screen is with the two USB-C to USB-C cables provided
If your laptop does not have any Thunderbolt 3/4 / USB-C with DP ports, you will need to use one USB-A to USB-C cable and one HDMI to Mini-HDMI cable for each screen.
If your laptop does not have an HDMI port, then you can use any other video out ports shown to the right along with a simple HDMI adapter

VIDEO ONLY

HDMI

Display port

Mini-Display port

Mini-DVI

VGA

USB 3.0 (with HDMI adapter)

POWER ONLY
USB-A

VIDEO & POWER
Thunderbolt 3/4 / USB-C with DP*

Protective cap

Using the protective cap if your laptop is an ultra-thin style(laptop screen thickness ≤6mm), it helps to reduce the shaking.

Set It Up

Unpack the triple monitor.
Open two screens in the directions as shown in Fig. 2.
Place the bracket at the back of the laptop screen and install it well with the bracket clamping the screen.
Lift up the stand and stretch to its end. Press and hold the button to retract the stand.
(The stand is embedded at the back of the triple monitor, which can offer extra support to the triple monitor. )
Using the necessary cables, plug one end of the cable into the triple monitor and the other into your laptop. (See “Inputs and Buttons” on page 2 for the input diagram.)

Connection Methods

Two USB-C or Thunderbolt 3/4 Ports

Two Full Functioned Type-C/Thunderbolt-3/4 Ports Connection
If there are 2 full-functioned Type-C or 2 Thunderbolt 3/4 ports on the laptop, use two included Type-C cables to connect the laptop to the triple monitors
Connection Methods

Notes
Make sure that the laptop Type-C ports support power & data transmission, and has enough power supply above 5V/2A.

Some USB-C ports may not be able to transmit currents above 5V/2A, please connect an external power supply to better use the monitor.
Connection Methods

Notes

Make sure the USB-C of your laptop is a Full-functioned USB-C port(support both video & data
transmission).
Make sure 5V/2A or above power can be supported through USB-C port. An external power supply of 5V/2A or above is needed for normal use (adjust brightness above 50).

One Full Functioned Type-C and HDMI Port Connection

If there’s one full functioned Type-C port and one HDMI port on the laptop:

Use the included full functioned Type-C cable to connect one side of the monitor and the laptop.
Meanwhile, use the HDMI cable and an extra power supply (USB-C to USB-A cord) to connect the other side of the monitor and the laptop.

Notes
The HDMI port does not provide power, so the monitor must be plugged into the power supply （5V/2A or Above）.

Other Connection Type (Extra Adapter Needed)

If you lack enough HDMI port for connection

Find a suitable HDMI hub for your laptop.
You need to use 4 cables with an extra hub for connection:
First, connect one side of your monitor to laptop with a HDMI and a USB-C to USB-A cord.
Second, connect the HDMI hub to your laptop.
Finally, connect the other side of your monitor with another HDMI and USB-C to USB-A cord

Notes
The HDMI port does not provide power, so the monitor must be plugged into the power supply （5V/2A or Above）.

Laptop Display Configuration

PC / WINDOWS

Go to your Display Settings (Start Settings System > Display)
Click and drag screens to configuration shown
If you need to set different display modes for multiple screens, please click 1/2/3 (click the “Identify” button down the screen to find the corresponding screen) and select the one, then enter into the “Multiple displays” menu to set
If any of the screens are upside down, click on the screen in the display menu. Then click on the “Orientation” dropdown menu and select “Landscape (flipped)”
To increase the zoom, click the “Change the size of text, apps, and other items” dropdown and select “150%”

Keeping three displays sync can be configured in setting of graphic card. If there is any issue please consult local distributor.

MAC

Open “System Preferences”
Select “Displays” from the menu
Click “Display Settings” from display menu （Fig. 1）
Click monitor name to set Mirror or Extended display（ Fig. 2 ）
Click any display screen in the interface shown in Fig. 3 to adjust the screen position
To increase the zoom, click the “Scaled” radio button

OSD Function Introduction

![OSD Function

Introduction](https://manuals.plus/wp- content/uploads/2024/01/Screenshot_39.png)

Press the ” “ Menu button to activate the OSD menu
Press “+” button to choose your settings
Press Menu “ ” button to confirm
Press “-” button to return to previous page

OSD Setting

Brightness

Brightness: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100.
Contrast: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100.
Black Level: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100.
Sharpness: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100.

Image

ECO: Preset display settings for various modes (Standard/ Game/ Movie/ Text/ FPS/ RTS Modes)
DCR: Select ON or OFF to enable or disable dynamic contrast ratio function
Aspect: Adjusts the aspect ratio to 4:3/ WIDE

Color Temp

Color Temp: Enables the adjustment of each individual RGB color, or select a Warm or Cool preset level
Red: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100
Green: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100
Blue: The adjusting range is from 0 to 100

OSD Setting

Language: Select OSD language. The
selections are: English, French, German, Simplified Chinese, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Polish, Nederlands, Japanese, Korean
OSD Timer: Sets time-out for monitor settings menu (10-60 seconds)
Transparency: Sets transparency of monitor settings menus

Reset
Selects RESET to revert all settings to the factory default mode

MISC.

Signal Source: Contains two signal sources Type C and HDMI
Low Blue Light: Decreases blue light content in display
HDR MODE: Enables HDR (High Dynamic Range) if connected to a compatible device Contains three modes (off/ auto/ 2084)