j5 create JUA210 User Manual

The product is intended for connection to a USB port and serves as an external graphics card. 
By means of a special driver, a monitor connected to it works as if your computer or your normal 
graphics card had an additional monitor connection.
In order to operate the product a USB port, capable of providing a current of 500 mA, is required.
This product complies with the applicable National and European requirements. All names of 
companies and products are the trademarks of the respective owner. All rights reserved.

•  USB graphics card 
• Driver CD
• Operating Instructions

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   The warranty will be void in the event of damage caused by failure to observe 

•   The unauthorised conversion and/or modifi cation of the product is not permitted because of 

safety and approval reasons (CE).

•  The product is not a toy and should be kept out of the reach of children.
•  The product must not get damp or wet.
•   Do not leave packaging material carelessly lying around since it could become a dangerous 

plaything for children.

•   Handle the product with care, it can be damaged by impacts, blows, or accidental drops, even 

from a low height.

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   Before connecting the product to the computer, the driver on the supplied CD 

•   Insert the CD provided in the appropriate drive of your computer. If  the installation does not 

start automatically, open the CD e.g. with Windows fi le manager and start the installation 
program manually.

•  Follow all the software or Windows’ instructions.

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   During the installation the screen may fl icker or there might be no image for a short 

while. This is normal. Wait until the installation of the software has fi nished.

•   After installation, it might be necessary to restart Windows, in order for the USB graphics card 

to function correctly. 

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Install the driver fi rst, if you have not yet done this, see chapter “Driver Installation”.

•  Connect your monitor with the VGA port on your USB graphics card. 
•  Connect the USB graphics card to a USB port on your computer or a USB2.0 hub with a 

power supply unit. 

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   The USB graphics card requires a current of more than 100 mA. This means that it 

will not function on a USB hub without separate power supply unit. The USB port on 
the keyboard does not provide suffi cient power either.  In this case, the USB graph-
ics card will not be recognised or malfunctions may occur.

•  Windows recognises the new hardware and completes the driver installation. 
•  Normally, Windows should recognise the second monitor automatically so that it can be 

used. For example, the mouse pointer can be moved from the fi rst monitor to the second 
one. Also, windows from the fi rst monitor can be moved to the second monitor.

   However, rebooting might be required before an image can be displayed on the monitor. 

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   During start up/ boot up of the computer, there is no image on the monitor connected 

to the USB graphic card, since at this point the driver is not yet loaded.

•   To change the allocations of the monitors, you can edit the Windows graphic settings (e. g. 

click on an unused area of the desktop with the right mouse button and select “Properties”).

   For example, the location of the second monitor can be changed (whether it is allocated to 

the left or the right of the fi rst monitor), or you can adjust the desired resolution.

Using a dry, soft, lint-free cloth is suffi cient to clean the product. Do not apply too much pres-
sure, it can scratch the product. 
Dust can be removed very easily by a long-haired, clean, soft brush or with a vacuum cleaner. 

•   The USB graphic card requires a USB port for operation, which must be capable of providing a 

current of 500 mA (a so-called “High Power USB Port”). This may be a USB port on the computer 
(on the front/rear of the PC’s housing) or a USB port on a USB hub with a separate power supply.

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   USB ports on keyboards or monitors are not suited in most cases for operating the 

graphics card.

 

 When using the USB graphics card on a notebook, you may have to supply the note-
book with power via a power pack. Otherwise the notebook’s rechargeable battery 
may not provide enough current for the USB graphics card.

•   You should not disconnect the external USB graphics card from the USB port during opera-

tion.  This may cause Windows to behave unpredictably (e.g. crashes, data loss or the like).

•   Since the image content is transferred via USB 2.0, there may be delays in the display if the 

image content changes quickly. This is observed mostly when a very high resolution has 
been selected.

  It is not possible to use the external USB graphics card for fast 3D-games. 
   When playing back videos, the max. possible resolution depends on the video resolution (max. 

720 p) and also on the maximum USB date transfer rate of the USB2.0 port used. Set a lower 
resolution for the monitor which is connected to the USB graphics card, if the video images jud-
der during playback.

•  Never set a higher resolution/ display refresh rate (or a combination of both values) than 

supported by the monitor. Observe the user manual of the monitor for this. 

•   If you are using Windows as operating system, you can operate up to 6 USB graphics cards 

of the same design on one single computer. However, the PC should be fast enough to trans-
fer the images to the USB graphics cards.  Furthermore, we recommend that you connect the 
USB graphics cards directly to the computer and not to a USB hub. 

   If the image build-up is very slow, it might be of help to try another USB port.  Depending 

on the motherboard, several USB ports are connected to one single USB controller, which 
results in an extremely slow image transfer.

  Electrical and electronic products do not belong to the household waste!

 

 Please dispose of the product, when it is no longer of use, according to the current 
statutory requirements.

Connection: .......................... USB2.0
Current consumption: ........... < 500 mA
Monitor Connector: ............... VGA (analogue)
Resolution: ............................ Max. 1920 x 1200, 32 bit (depending on the monitor used!)
Dimensions: .......................... 94 x 54 x 14 mm (L x W x H)
Weight: ................................. 72 g (incl. cable)

 

  

   These operating instructions are a publication by Conrad Electronic SE, Klaus-Conrad-Str. 1,  

D-92240 Hirschau (www.conrad.com). 

 

 All rights including translation reserved. Reproduction by any method, e.g. photocopy, microfi lming, 
or the capture in electronic data processing systems require the prior written approval by the editor. 
Reprinting, also in part, is prohibited. 

 

 These operating instructions represent the technical status at the time of printing. Changes in         
technology and equipment reserved.