🪄Looking Glass 16" Spatial Display (Portrait)
Setup your Looking Glass 16" Spatial OLED display.
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Setup your Looking Glass 16" Spatial OLED display.
Last updated
Download the latest version of the Setup, Safety & Wall Installation Guide Below to setup your Looking Glass 16" (Portrait).
USB-C Alt-Mode
Use this mode if your connected computer has a USB-C port that supports USB-C Alt Mode. When using USB-C Alt-Mode, the LED indicator will blink green.
Plug in the first USB-C Cable (to deliver power) connected to a wall adapter. Use our plugs only.
Plug in the second USB-C Cable to your computer through a port that supports Alt-Mode.
Your display should switch on automatically. If not, press the ON/OFF switch.
HDMI-Mode
Use this mode if your connected computer does not support USB-C Alt Mode. In this configuration, you will be using the included HDMI cable in addition to the USB-C cables. When using HDMI-Mode, the LED indicator will blink blue.
Plug in the first USB-C Cable (to deliver power) connected to a wall adapter. Use our plugs only.
Plug in the second USB-C Cable into the Looking Glass 16” and the other end to your computer.
Plug in the HDMI cable into the Looking Glass 16” and the other end to your computer.
Your display should switch on automatically. If not, press the ON/OFF switch.
Change the Resolution to 2160 x 3840 and the orientation of the LKG-HXXXXX display to 270° under Display Settings
Ensure True Tone is toggled off
Download Looking Glass Bridge from our website here.
Download and install the latest version of Looking Glass Studio here.
Once you've got Looking Glass Bridge installed, run this test below and you should see a hologram appear on your display! For more information about Bridge check out our documentation here.
Download a demo reel for your Looking Glass 16" Spatial Display (Portrait) here.
Import all the .hop files into Looking Glass Studio.
OLED Image Retention or Burn-In: Burn-in and image retention are possible on virtually any display. Most cases of burn-in in OLED displays are a result of static images or on-screen elements displaying on the screen uninterrupted for many hours or days at a time – with brightness typically at peak levels. To mitigate this, we would recommend not to have your Looking Glass 16" display connected to your computer if you are not showing any moving content for hours at a time.
