Display Manager User’s Guide
Table Of Contents
- Overview
- Using the Quick Settings Dialog
- Setting Basic Display Functions
- Assigning Preset Modes to Applications
- Organizing Windows with Easy Arrange
- Managing Multiple Video Inputs
- Restoring Application Positions
- Attaching DDM to Active Window (Only Windows 10)
- Applying Energy Conservation Features
- Other Shortcut Keys
- Troubleshooting
4 │ Overview
Overview
Dell Display Manager (DDM) is a Microsoft Windows application used to manage a
monitor or a group of monitors. It allows manual adjustment of the displayed image,
assignment of automatic settings, energy management, window organization,
image rotation, and other features on select Dell monitors. Once installed, Dell
Display Manager runs each time the system starts and places its icon in the
notification tray. Information about monitors connected to the system is available
when hovering over the notification-tray icon.
Alternatively, you may launch DDM by right-clicking
on the desktop background to
select Dell Display Manager from the desktop menu.
NOTE: Dell Display Manager uses DDC/CI channel to communicate with
your monitor. Ensure DDC/CI is enabled in the menu as below.