Problem Possible Solution
After connecting with the
USB Type-C source device,
the power LED lights
continuously blinking or
showing ASUS logo repeatly
Insufficient power supply from source USB Type-C devices. Please follow below steps:
Press the Blue Light Filter button , and then connect the USB Type-C cable. This
operation will enable built-in safe mode. After displaying ASUS logo, please release the Blue
Light Filter button. After ASUS Logo disappearing, there is “safe mode” message OSD
showing up. Once “safe mode” message OSD disappears, please set background color to
white image or nearly white image (*1).
Press MENU button, main menu OSD is showing. The upper left corner of the OSD will display
small red-colored font “S”, indicating it is now in safe mode. Enter brightness setup, press the
up key to tune up brightness. During the process, please note down brightness value “Y” up
until MB14AC re-start.(*2). For example, if brightness value shows “70” and MB14AC restarts
when adjusting to “71”, “70” is the “Y” value to note down and is the highest brightness value
for the connecting USB-C source device.
Press MENU button, main menu OSD is showing. The upper left corner still indicate “S” as
safe mode. Adjust the OSD brightness value to “Y”
Close the OSD and press Low Blue Low Filter hot key for 5 seconds to turn off safe mode.
Complete.
*1: White color background will consume higher power, so it’s better to use white color background to test the power limit from source USB Type-C
device.
*2: If MB14AC does not re-start when adjusting to value 100, that means source USB Type-C device has sufficient power supply.
3.4 Supported Timing List
PC Supported Primary Timing
Resolution Refresh Rate Horizontal Frequency
640×480 60Hz 31.469kHz
800×600 60Hz 37.879kHz
1024×768 60Hz 48.363kHz
1280×960 60Hz 60kHz
1280×1024 60Hz 63.981kHz
1440×900 60Hz 55.935kHz
1680×1050 60Hz 65.29kHz
1920×1080 60Hz 67.5kHz
IBM Modes, Factory Preset Timing
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