Digital Tigers SideCar MMS Series - Manual (Page 14)

10– S UPPORTED DISPLAY CONFIGURATIONS
Three External Displays
(Windows XP*)
*Most Windows 2000 notebooks cannot address the #2 external monitor as an independent display, but can
use the #2 external monitor as a mirror (clone) of the notebook display. In this case, there are three external
displays, with the #2 display mirroring the notebook LCD (which can often be turned off or closed).
SideCar PlusFour MMS
The SideCar PlusFour MMS enables your notebook to drive four additional displays, for a
maximum total of five or six displays, depending on your configuration:
ƒ Display #1: The notebook LCD screen
ƒ Display #2: One external display connected to the notebook external monitor port. (This
typically can be driven as a unique display under Windows XP. Under Windows 2000,
the external monitor is typically just a mirror or replacement for the notebook LCD
display.)
ƒ Displays #3 - #6: Up to four displays connected to the SideCar PlusFour.
Shown next are two common configurations supported by the SideCar PlusFour MMS: