How do I set up my PD series monitor color to match MacBook?

11-10-2025

Please follow the steps below:

 

1. Turn off "Automatically adjust brightness."

2. Turn off "True Tone."

3. Select the display profile  “Color LCD” or “Apple Display (P3-500 nits)” or
    “Apple Display (P3-600 nits)” for your MacBook.

4. Turn off "Night Shift."

5. Turn off "Mirror for Built-in Display."

6. Set up a fixed Refresh rate.

7. Turn off "High Dynamic Range."

8. Turn off "Night Shift."

9. Set up "Normal" in Display contrast.

10. Turn off "Color filters."

11. Select "Light", "Multicolor", and "Accent Color" in Appearance

12. Turn on ICCsync and ensure the HiDPI is enabled (if applicable) in Display
      Pilot 2.

13. Switch to "M-Book" mode to match the colors with your MacBook. 

14. Adjust the monitor settings such as Brightness, Contrast, Sharpness, and
      Color Temperature.

 

For more details, please refer to the video.

Applicable Models

Display Pilot 2, PD2506Q, PD2705Q, PD2705U, PD2705UA, PD2706QN, PD2706U, PD2706UA, PD2725U, PD2730S, PD2770U, PD3205U, PD3205UA, PD3220U, PD3225U, PD3226G, PD3420Q

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