BenQ XL2720T user manual How to watch 3D content on your monitor, System requirements

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How to watch 3D content on your monitor

Your monitor supports playing three-dimensional (3D) content transferred through DVI-D Dual Link cable. Yet you need to have the appropriate hardware equipment and software programs that are compatible with 3D playback.

3D content can be transferred to XL2420TX through HDMI cable (version 1.3 or above) as well. Not all menu options are available for 3D playback.

System requirements

BenQ LCD Monitor XL2420T / XL2420TX / XL2720T

Compatible 3D glasses

PC with Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 7, or Windows 8 Operating System

Compatible graphics processing units (GPU) with the latest driver files installed

Compatible software programs that play 3D playback

For the compatible accessories, visit http://www.nvidia.com/object/3d-vision-requirements.html. For the appropriate 3D players, check with the 3D content providers.

Contact NVIDIA or visit NVIDIA website (http://www.nvidia.com/page/home.html) for the purchase and the

settings of the compatible GPU.

Visit the NVIDIA website (www.nvidia.com/3DUpdate) for the latest GPU driver files.

Playing 3D content

Follow the instruction manuals of your 3D accessories to install the hardware and the software. If the 3D glasses are properly connected and IR signal is detected, the IR emitter indicator on the bottom right of the monitor and on the IR emitter module (purchased separately for XL2420T / XL2720T) will light up.

To improve the performance of 3D glasses, you can do the following:

On XL2420TX, check if there are any obstacles in front of the IR sensor located at the front top of the monitor that keep the sensor from receiving signals from the 3D glasses.

Go to System and Emitter Mode and change the setting as needed. See Emitter Mode (XL2420TX only) on page 54 for more information.

Follow the instruction manuals of the 3D accessories to make adjustment.

If you want to adjust the brightness when watching 3D content, go to Picture and NVIDIA® 3D LightBoost™. See Brightness (during 2D playback) / NVIDIA® 3D LightBoost™ (during 3D playback) on page 44 for more information.

IR sensor is embedded in the front bezel of your XL2420TX and is not visible to you.

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Contents XL2420T / XL2420TX XL2720T Copyright Power SafetyCare And Cleaning DisclaimerBenQ ecoFACTS Table of Contents Need more help? Getting started CD-ROMVideo Cable D-Sub Pre-installed, can be removedUSB Cable Video Cable DVI-D Dual LinkGetting to know your monitor Front viewBack view Getting to know your monitor How to assemble your monitor hardware Attach the monitor baseXL2420T / XL2420TX How to assemble your monitor hardware How to assemble your monitor hardware Connect the PC video cable Connect the headphones Connect USB devicesConnect the S Switch to the monitor Connect the power cable to the monitorOrganize the cables Connect-to and turn-on the power How to assemble your monitor hardware Remove the monitor stand How to detach the stand and the basePrepare the monitor and area Remove the monitor baseHow to assemble your monitor hardware Then detach the base from the stand XL2720T Adjusting the monitor height Fully extend the monitor and tilt it Rotating the monitorPivot the display Rotate the monitor 90 degrees clockwise as IllustratedViewing angle adjustment Adjust the monitor to the desired viewing angleUsing the monitor wall mounting kit Remove the screws on the back coverGetting the most from your BenQ monitor How to install the monitor on a new computer Click Finish Restart the computerHow to upgrade the monitor on an existing computer How to install on Windows 8 system selected models only Select Properties from the menu Click the Hardware tabHow to install on Windows 7 system How to install on Windows Vista systems Click the Monitor tab and the Properties buttonHow to watch 3D content on your monitor System requirementsSafety information for watching 3D content How to adjust your monitor Control panelS Switch Gamer 2 Press to switch to Gamer 2 Picture Mode ButtonGamer 3 Press to switch to Gamer 3 Picture Mode Button Basic menu operation For Down/Decrease adjustment By default, the key is the hot key for Display ModeTo change the default settings, see Customizing By default, the key is the hot key for Smart ScalingInitial setup for playing games How to adjust your monitor Setting up your own game mode Picture optimizationCustomizing the hot keys Downloading more game modes using Game Mode Loader Adjusting display modeAdjust the value Using Smart ScalingUsing Instant Mode You can resize your display by Smart ScalingNavigating the main menu Adjusts the horizontal position of the screen image Adjusts the vertical position of the screen imageDisplay menu Phase Picture menu Adjusts the brightness during 3D playback During 3DAdjusts the degree of difference between darkness Lightness During 3D PlaybackAdjusts the degree of how we perceive colors Adjusts the tone luminance. The default value is 3Viewed with natural coloring. This is Factory default color Adjusts the purity degree of colorsPicture Advanced menu This feature is provided to allow aspect ratios other than Applies customized display settingsMode from Picture Mode. The screen will be divided into Resolution without scalingDisplays the input image as if on a 19W Adjusts the display size to best suit your needsDetected video signal Monitor of 1610 aspect ratioAdjusts the vertical position of the highlight Area Selects an appropriate format to play 3D contentAdjusts the horizontal position Highlight area XL2420TXSave Settings menu Function RangeMutes the audio input Adjusts the audio volumeAudio menu Turns the tone of control keys on or offSystem menu Use this to change the input to that appropriate to yourVideo cable connection type Adjusts the display time of the OSD menu Sets the OSD menu languageSets the function to be accessed by custom key Default values Displays the current monitor property settingsResets all mode, color and geometry settings to the factory Best withTroubleshooting Frequently asked questions FAQTroubleshooting Need more help?