its in settings, under the general tab on the monitor.Where is this settings you are talking about? I can't seem to find anything about it
o.. you guys meant the settings on the monitor.. I was looking for the settings on my MacBook Pro.. anyways I did just try to disable thunderbolt on the monitor and tested both Display port 1.2 and 1.4 and with the same results.. I did check the Display port support for my MacBook 2016 and it appears that it only support up to v1.2 so it would meant that 5k resolution would not be supported anyways..Same - in the monitor settings there's a choice for DP. It was 1.2 ootb so I changed it to 1.4.
Still seems weird to me. Do you have access to an Apple Store? You could bring your laptop in and try connecting it to the Studio Display which is even higher resolution (nominally 5k 3k). So if that works then something else is amiss.o.. you guys meant the settings on the monitor.. I was looking for the settings on my MacBook Pro.. anyways I did just try to disable thunderbolt on the monitor and tested both Display port 1.2 and 1.4 and with the same results.. I did check the Display port support for my MacBook 2016 and it appears that it only support up to v1.2 so it would meant that 5k resolution would not be supported anyways..
Bummer. All I need to be able to do is share a wired usb keyboard and mouse between two computers. My work computer would connect to the screens tb4 port and my home computer to dp. I also need ethernet, but I can use a usb dongle connected to the screen for that (and my home computer could perhaps use wifi if it can’t be shared). Any simple and non-expensive way to make such a setup work with the LG?It is a noticeable difference, but not worth it if you need a KVM switch.
Yes, I had my mouse and keyboard plugged in to the monitor before and it will connect to the computer through the TB4 port with the display signal at the same timeQuick question, can the tb4 output port be used for connecting peripherals such as keyboards and mice or is it only for daisy chaining monitors?
Some LG monitors have deep sleep options buried in their menus. Perhaps see if you can find those and turn them off. I have a couple LG monitors (different than yours) attached to my WFH PC, and I had to turn off Deep Sleep mode under General settings otherwise my PC would think the monitors were disconnected whenever they went to sleep.We've got a couple of these in the office and they won't reliably wake after the Macs have gone to sleep. One is a Mac Studio and the other is an M2 MBP. Half the time they work fine, but other times you have to power cycle the monitor. Both are connected over Thunderbolt.
Any ideas?
Thanks, will have a look at that setting first.Some LG monitors have deep sleep options buried in their menus. Perhaps see if you can find those and turn them off. I have a couple LG monitors (different than yours) attached to my WFH PC, and I had to turn off Deep Sleep mode under General settings otherwise my PC would think the monitors were disconnected whenever they went to sleep.
I think that's fixed the wake from sleep issue, thanks very much!Some LG monitors have deep sleep options buried in their menus. Perhaps see if you can find those and turn them off. I have a couple LG monitors (different than yours) attached to my WFH PC, and I had to turn off Deep Sleep mode under General settings otherwise my PC would think the monitors were disconnected whenever they went to sleep.
Yes, I had my mouse and keyboard plugged in to the monitor before and it will connect to the computer through the TB4 port with the display signal at the same time