Display and Peripheral Manager on Mac User’s Guide
Table Of Contents
- Overview
- Before launching Dell Display and Peripheral Manager
- Using the Quick Settings dialog
- Launching Dell Display and Peripheral Manager
- Adjusting the brightness and contrast
- Setting the monitor display mode
- Using Application Window Snap
- Using the Webcam
- Managing multiple video inputs
- Applying energy conservation features
- Other shortcut keys
- Restoring application positions
- Troubleshooting
- Updating Dell Display and Peripheral Manager software
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Overview
Dell Display and Peripheral Manager (DDPM) is an Apple macOS application used to
manage a monitor or a group of monitors or webcams.
Dell Display and Peripheral Manager allows manual adjustment of the displayed
image, assignment of automatic sett
ings, energy management, window
organization, image rotation, and other features on selected Dell monitors and
webcams.
After installing Dell Display and Peripheral Manag
er, it runs each time your system
starts. A quick access icon is available in the status menu, with information about
connected monitors available when you hover your cursor over the icon.
NOTE: Some hardware-dependent features are only available on
monitors or webcams that support those features. Refer to your
monitors or webcams user guide for information about which features
are available.
NOTE: Screenshots in this document are for illustrative purposes only.
Some features may not be supported by your monitor or webcam.