kmmcdonald
New Member
I would like to connect an external touch monitor to our Surface Pro. I have searched this forum (and others) and am confused. Therefore, I have some questions:
1) For an HDMI touch monitor, I will need a displayport-to-HDMI adapter, correct?
2) Similarly, for a DVI touch monitor, I will need a displayport-to-DVI adapter, correct?
3) For both of the above, do the respective cables carry the touch data between the SPro and the monitor, of is a USB connection requried as well?
4) Is a 16:9 external touch monitor recommended for best compatibility?
5) From reading this forum, I understand that the SPro single display zoom setting applies to both the internal and external monitors, and that I must
wait for W8 8.1 to be able to assign the internal and external monitors with different zoom settings. Is this correct?
6) Can I set the internal and external monitors for different resolution (e.g. 1920x1080 for the internal monitor, and 2560x1440 for the external monitor)?
7) I have read that an external monitor with 150% zoom results in some display anomalies. Are they tolerable? Does anyone have a photo handy of this that they could post?
thanks
Keith
1) For an HDMI touch monitor, I will need a displayport-to-HDMI adapter, correct?
2) Similarly, for a DVI touch monitor, I will need a displayport-to-DVI adapter, correct?
3) For both of the above, do the respective cables carry the touch data between the SPro and the monitor, of is a USB connection requried as well?
4) Is a 16:9 external touch monitor recommended for best compatibility?
5) From reading this forum, I understand that the SPro single display zoom setting applies to both the internal and external monitors, and that I must
wait for W8 8.1 to be able to assign the internal and external monitors with different zoom settings. Is this correct?
6) Can I set the internal and external monitors for different resolution (e.g. 1920x1080 for the internal monitor, and 2560x1440 for the external monitor)?
7) I have read that an external monitor with 150% zoom results in some display anomalies. Are they tolerable? Does anyone have a photo handy of this that they could post?
thanks
Keith