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Monitor for Programmer
-Application mode for coding
-Customized Shortcuts
-MoonHalo control
-Low blue light circadian mode
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Monitor for Designer
-Mac® keyboard control
-Application mode for designers
-ICCsync P3 color
Display Pilot 2 simplifies display management, providing convenient control over brightness and volume with your Mac® keyboard and easily switches between input sources, enables auto pivot, and partitions your desktop.
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Print Assist
Helps you to preview projects in actual print size
Desktop Partition
Splits your workspace easily without dragging and re-sizing
Auto Pivot
Rotates your image automatically based on the monitor alignment
PIP/PBP
Go split screen and customize your work flow
Shortcuts
Allows you to easily bind commonly used functions to the hotkeys
Only applicable to BenQ Programming RD series.
Direct Search
Automatically launches preferred browser for convenience and efficiency
Only applicable to BenQ Programming RD series.
Mac Keyboard Control allows you effortlessly adjust display brightness respectively with Mac keyboard.
Only applicable on Mac devices.
Exclusive Shortcuts feature allows you to easily bind commonly used functions to the hotkeys. With Display Pilot 2, copying and pasting shortcuts is no longer limited to one set at a time; it conveniently remembers two sets of content at once, enhancing efficiency.
Only applicable to BenQ Programming RD series.
Multitasking might be in your everyday work routine. Launch Desktop Partition and drag the application you're working with into partitions by using preset templates or by customizing your own layouts. You can work more efficiency without the hassles of dragging and resizing.
Experience efficient display management with Display Pilot 2. Designed to meet your needs, it offers a customizable interface to arrange functions, ICCsync, Application Mode, and Software Dimming.
BenQ Low Blue Light Plus includes Circadian Mode, which automatically adjusts your screen's color temperature throughout the day, mirroring the natural sunrise to sunset cycle. Enjoy eye comfort worry-free.
Only applicable to BenQ Programming RD series.
BenQ ICCsync auto-matches and auto-synchronizes ICC profiles on the monitor when you change color modes, and also between your Mac and BenQ monitor. All of this is done instantly.
Only applicable to BenQ DesignVue PD series.
FAQs
Browse all related FAQsWhat are ICC Profile and ICC Sync?
ICC sync enables PD series monitors to simplify the color mapping process by synchronizing ICC profiles between the output and source devices for accurate color settings. Please click and follow the instructions below, or read on to learn more about this topic.
Why don't my connected Mac devices such as Mac mini, MacBook M1 Pro, MacBook M1 Max, Mac Studio M1 Max, and M1 Ultra synchronize with my BenQ monitors when I use Display Pilot through an HDMI port?
Regarding synchronization issues between BenQ Display Pilot software and Mac devices with M1 architecture, we have important updates to share: Apple has officially verified that existing Mac mini, MacBook M1 Pro, MacBook M1 Max, Mac Studio M1 Max, and M1 Ultra models do not offer support for DDC/CI (Display Data Channel Command Interface) through HDMI. Consequently, MacOS can’t establish communication with monitors that rely on DDC/CI commands via HDMI, which includes the entire range of BenQ display products.
What should I do if I can’t switch between different color modes on my monitor when connecting to a Mac or Windows device and using Display Pilot software?
When the monitor receives an HDR (High Dynamic Range) signal, it automatically switches to HDR mode for best display performance, and other color modes become inaccessible (greyed out in menus). If you want to switch to other color modes, turn off HDR in MacOS or Windows.
What is the required OS to install the Display Pilot 2?
Please check the download page for more info. Please click and follow the instructions below, or read on to learn more about this topic.
How to know if my monitor/software is compatible with M1?
Please click and follow the instructions below, or read on to learn more about this topic.
Can ICCsync work with any ICC profile?
This depends on the software version you’re using. In Display Pilot 2.0, you can change the ICC profile within specific color modes. However, in older versions of Display Pilot, the ICC profile can’t be changed.
Can I run Display Pilot on Mac mini?
Yes, but note that Display Pilot does not currently support the HDMI port used on Mac mini. Additionally, Mac devices with M series chips do not support the DDC/CI protocol through HDMI. To ensure seamless connectivity, we recommend using Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB-C to connect your monitor to Mac mini.
What can I do to ensure that ICCsync works properly on my computer?
Please make sure that the ICC profile used in your operating system settings is the same as the one that’s also used by Display Pilot. For MacOS users: System Settings > Display. Check that the ICC profile matches the one in Display Pilot. For Windows users: Settings > System> Display. Verify that the ICC profile corresponds to the profile used in Display Pilot.
Why a warning shows when installing Display Pilot on Macs?
If you install an app not signed by an identified developer by Apple, a warning will show up. Do as instructed to install or open Display Pilot on Mac. Please click and follow the instructions below, or read on to learn more about this topic.
