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2 Surface Connections, Cables and Adapters

3 DVI (Digital Visual Interface) There are three variants of the DVI connector: DVI-A, DVI-D, and DVI-I. DVI-A is an analog-only connection HDMI Because HDMI and DVI are similar, you can convert from HDMI to DVI by adding the appropriate adapter DisplayPort The signal that originates from a DisplayPort can be easily converted to DVI by using a DisplayPort to DVI adapter. However, the inverse is not true. When you have to convert a DVI signal to DisplayPort, you must use a Dual-Link DVI to DisplayPort converter. You can also use a mini-displayport to DisplayPort adapter. VGA

4 Dual-link DVI-D to DVI-D (M-M) Dual-link DVI-D to Mini-Display Port Cable (Male-Male) HDMI to Dual-link DVI-D Adapter (F-M) Dual-link DVI-D to DisplayPort (M-M) Single-link DVI-D to HDMI (M-M) Single-link DVI-D to HDMI Adapter (F-M) Mini DisplayPort to HDMI adapter (M-F) Mini DisplayPort to DVI-D adapter (M-F)

5 Configuration Options for Multi-Monitors and SP3

6 Surface Pro 3 Docking Station 3 x USB 3.0 ports 2 x USB 2.0 ports Gigabit Ethernet port 3.5mm audio input/output connection Mini DisplayPort Security lock slot Innovative design leaves the Mini DisplayPort and USB 3.0 port on your device available for use when docked

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8 Multi-Monitor Options

9 Best Better Good Customer needs Multimonitor Multimonitor Multimonitor Multimonitor Single monitor Solution options Surface Pro + two DP1.2 daisy-chain capable monitors (with or without Surface Dock) Surface Pro + Surface Docking Station (connect one monitor to the dock and one to the device) Surface Pro + DP1.2 MST hub (with or without Surface Dock) Works with SP1 Works with SP2 Works with SP3 Pros No Yes Yes Highest res and color depth, least cable clutter and use of dongles No No Yes Highest res and color depth (when using highest resolution monitors) Cost only for Dock and 2 adapters Potential Challenges Extra cost to source and purchase new DP 1.2 Daisy Chaining capable monitors Up to 3 total monitors (includes device); one monitor up to 4K 2 monitors maximum Have to dock and also plug into MDP adapter Up to 3 total monitors (includes device); one monitor up to 4K No Yes Yes Full color depth supported Cost of additional MST Hub and any adapters Some early model MST hubs have resolution limitations Up to 3 total monitors (includes device); one monitor up to 4K DisplayLink video over USB Yes Yes Yes Multiple choices in market One connector to device (USB 3) Many customers have these already No limit on number of monitors (except by device CPU and bandwidth) Surface Pro (with or without Dock) + MDP adapter Yes Yes Yes One adapter to device (i.e. MDP) One monitor Additional expense for the Display Link Dock Not supported by Windows (when Windows updates, can break solution) May experience instabilities causing a black screen, need to reboot, etc. Pixelating, compression artifacts Not the full color depth Impact on USB bus speeds Impact on CPU performance (around 10% due to compression taking place on CPU) Single monitor Surface Pro (with or without dock) + a wireless display adapter (such as the Netgear Push2TV Display Adapter) Yes (with Win 8.1) Yes Yes One adapter plugged into monitor Latency makes using a mouse difficult. Depends on specific adapter. May improve by holiday.

10 Samsung 23 full-hd, Samsung 27 WQHD, Sharp PN-K Ultra-HD Display 100% scaling 150% scaling 200% scaling 23 HD, 1920 x DPI 63 DPI 48 DPI 27 WQHD, 2540 x DPI 72 DPI 54 DPI 32 UltraHD, 3840 x DPI 92 DPI 69 DPI 12 SP3, 2160 x DPI 144 DPI 108 DPI

11 Gotchas / Best practices regarding SP3 Docking Station Graphics Output Vertical Refresh Single monitor Dual monitor DP 1.2 Daisy Chaining Three Monitor DP1.2 Daisy Chaining VGA (Analog) 60 Hz 640 x 480 Standard HDMI 60 Hz 1920 x 1080 Single-link DVI-D 60 Hz 1920 x 1200 Dual-link DVI-D 60 Hz 2560 x 1600 DisplayPort 60 Hz 3840 x x x 1200 Connector to Device Conversion Chart Notes: Longer cables Video signal loss / poor quality Surface Pro 3 has a 12.0 screen with a 3:2 Aspect Ratio and native screen resolution of 2160 x It has a pixel density of 216 ppi. Surface Pro 3 can support a single external display of up to 24Hz. The i5 and i7 variants can support up to two external displays of up to 2880 x 60 Hz each, and three displays (internal display is off) of up to 1920 x 60Hz each. Be wary of Dual-link connectors - Signal strength is significantly reduced which lends to the fuzzy picture experience. There are also a few connections the video signal has to traverse when the signal comes through the dock which will slightly reduce signal strength.

12 Surface Pro 3 screen is used along with 1x or 2x 24 external LCD monitors. We see that the default scaling setting for the Surface Pro 3 screen is 150% However the default scaling setting on most external monitors is 100%. The issue seems to arise from the fact that the Surface Pro x1440) has almost double the Pixel Density at 216ppi versus a standard external monitor 1920x1080) at 91.8ppi. It appears that the ideal configuration when using the Surface Pro 3 screen and External monitors would be for the 24 monitor to render at 100%, and for the Surface Pro 3 screen to render at 150%. When the scaling is set to 100%, then all the UI elements appear very small on the Surface Pro screen, but appear normal on the 24. When the scaling is set to 150% then all the UI elements appear normal on the Surface Pro screen, but appear very large on the 24 monitor. We have not found a way to set different scaling levels correctly for different displays, it appears windows only using a single scaling setting for all displays, in a multi monitor extend configuration. This is with the Let me choose one scaling level for all my displays setting is not checked.

13 1. Use the custom resolution tool to add to the SP3 panel: 2. Attach all your desktop monitors and use the Display control panel to switch the SP3 panel to the new 1080x720 landscape or 720x1080 portrait mode 3. Windows remembers all the different multi-monitor configurations (topologies) that have been used in the past. 4. Once you unplug those monitors, the SP3 will go back to the native 2160x1440 mode. 5. Result: hi-dpi when using the SP3 close to your eyes in tablet/laptop mode, and low-dpi when using it further away where you can't see the individual pixels