To work around this limitation, DisplayLink adapters can collect video data from the Mac through a simple USB connection and then send it to multiple monitors. Full: transition brightness and contrast slowly from previous schedule until the next scheduleĮven though the M1/M2 MacBook has two Thunderbolt ports, only one of those can be connected to a monitor.30 minutes: start transitioning slowly to the defined brightness and contrast 30 minutes before the schedule time.None: apply the brightness and contrast instantly on the defined time.set brightness to 30%, 1 hour and 30 minutes after sunsetĬlock Mode supports the following transitions:.set brightness to 70%, 30 minutes before sunrise.Sunset: set the configured brightness and contrast at sunsetįor sunrise, sunset and noon there's a configurable offset, so you can do things like:.Noon: set the configured brightness and contrast when the sun is at its highest point in the sky.Sunrise: set the configured brightness and contrast at sunrise.Time: set the configured brightness and contrast at a specific time of day.There are 5 available schedules that can be set to any of the following schedule types: If you're working in a shared office and the sun shines from 9 to 5 no matter the season, Clock Mode is the thing for you. In Clock Mode, Lunar will automatically adapt your monitors based on a pre-defined schedule.
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Go over the 500nits limit of the 2021 MacBook Pro Monitors adapt to ambient light even when the MacBook display is offĪutomatically turn on/off the MacBook display when a monitor is connected Switch to HDMI/DisplayPort/USB-C port from the appĪllows macOS adaptive brightness on external monitors Use software dimming to go below the screen 0% brightness limit Software dimming using Gamma or Dark Overlay Native brightness control for all modern monitorsĬontrol monitors using the same keys used by macOS
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