How To Display

MacBook Using

USB-C to HDMI

Adapter

When Connecting Your Macbook with USB-C

to HDMI adapter for the first time, the image

on the projector screen will start to flicker.

To fix this issue, follow these steps for both

Extended and Mirroring Mode.

Click the Apple Icon

How To Project In Extended Mode

How To Project In Extended Mode

Click “System Preferences”

How To Project In Extended Mode

Click “Displays”

How To Project In Extended Mode

Click “Gather Windows”

How To Project In Extended Mode

Click On Second Box

How To Project In Extended Mode

Click “Scaled” Button

Change Resolution to

“1080p”

How To Project In Mirroring Mode

Click

“Mirror Displays”

Click “Arrangement” Tab

How To Project In Mirroring Mode

Click “Scaled” Button

Changed Resolution

to “1080p”

FAQ’s

Q: My Macbook is set for Mirroring Mode. However, when I start my Powerpoint Slide Show, the image is still

flickering on the projector. How do I fix this problem?

A: Take your Macbook out of Mirroring Mode, and change the resolution of your Macbook Pro in

extended mode (Follow the slides entitled “How To Project In Extended Mode”). Once you do this,

you can go back into mirroring mode and the image will display will no issues.

Q: If I change the resolution on my Macbook to display the image in 1080p, will I have to do this every time I

connect my laptop to the system?

A: No. Once you change the resolution to 1080p. You will not have to change it again. Your computer

will automatically save this setting.

Q: My Macbook is set for Mirroring Mode. When I use the program Keynote to display my slides, it is not

displaying the slides in Presentation Mode. How do I fix this?

A: Take your Macbook out of Mirroring Mode, and change it to extended mode (Uncheck the “Mirroring

Display” box located under the “Arrangement Tab” in “Displays” options). This will allow you to use

Presentation Mode in Keynote.