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How To Use

by lady ada
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Using the Qualia display is super easy, similar to any other monitor you've used. You will need a 9 or 12V DC power supply that can provide at least 1000mA (1A) of current, a DisplayPort cable and a computer with a DisplayPort

Read the sections to learn all about your new miniature monitor!
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ASSEMBLY DISPLAYPORT CONNECTION
Last updated on May 04, 2015 Published on Feb 13, 2014

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