This guide will walk you through setting up your monitors in either a single or dual-monitor configuration.

Inside the monitor's box, you will find a base (1), three cables (2), a stand (3), and the monitor (4). Remove the cables and the base from the top of the box, and remove the cardboard insert to reveal the stand and the monitor.

1. Remove and unwrap the stand from the top of the box, and unwrap the flat base from its packaging. Connect the base to the stand, and use the hand screw on the underside of the base to fasten the two pieces together. You should not need a screwdriver to do this, the screw only needs to be tightened by hand using the lever attached to the screw.
2. Connect the stand to the monitor by first inserting the two hooks at the top of the stand into the corresponding gaps on the back of the monitor. Once the hooks are inserted, press down on the back of the stand until you hear a click. The click means that the monitor has been securely fastened to the stand.
   1. If you do this but do not hear a click, press the oval button on the monitor underneath the stand to release the stand from the monitor, remove the stand, and try again. 
      
           
3. Place the monitor on your desk in the position you intend to use it.
4. Repeat steps 1-3 if you are setting up a second monitor.

The cables included in the box are a DisplayPort cable, a USB-C cable, and a power cable, shown in order below.

The instructions for setting up a single monitor and dual monitors will reference the diagram below.

Single Monitor Setup

1. Plug the power cable into slot 2 on the monitor. Plug the opposite end into a power strip, or into an available outlet.
2. Plug the USB-C cable into slot 7 on the monitor. Leave the opposite end of the USB-C cable unplugged for now.
   1. When using a single monitor, you will not need to use the DisplayPort cable included in the box.
3. Plug your keyboard and mouse into any of the available slots marked 8 above.
4. OPTIONAL: If you wish to use a wired connection to your home's router, plug your Ethernet cable into slot 9 on the monitor.
5. Turn the monitor on by pressing the recessed power button on the rear of the monitor, circled in red.
6. When turning the monitor on for the first time, you may see a screen that says "Select 'Yes' to enable the following function(s): Always on USB-C Charging / Other USB Charging" Select "Yes" by pressing in on the selector stick, circled in green.
   1. This button acts like a joystick, and is used to navigate the monitor's menu by moving it up, down, left, and right. To select an option, press the stick in.
7. Finally, plug your laptop into the USB-C cable that was plugged in during step 2.
   1. Plugging your laptop in this way will charge your laptop, as well as connecting your keyboard, mouse, and optional wired network connection. You do not need to connect your laptop's power cable to your laptop when connected to the monitor.

Dual Monitor Setup

1. Plug the power cable into slot 2 on the first monitor. Plug the opposite end into a power strip, or into an available outlet.
2. Plug the USB-C cable into slot 7 on the first monitor. Leave the opposite end of the USB-C cable unplugged for now.
3. Plug your keyboard and mouse into any of the available slots marked 8 above on the first monitor.
4. OPTIONAL: If you wish to use a wired connection to your home's router, plug your Ethernet cable into slot 9 on the first monitor.
5. OPTIONAL: If your monitors came with a cable with USB-C on one end and a normal USB plug on the other end, plug the USB-C end into slot 7 on the second monitor and the normal USB end into any available slot marked with an 8 on the first monitor. This cable is used to enable the USB ports on the second monitor. Without it, none of the USB ports (slot 8) on the second monitor will work.
   1. If this cable wasn't included, your monitors will still work, just make sure that any USB devices are plugged into the first monitor.
6. Plug the DisplayPort cable into slot 6 on the first monitor. Plug the opposite end into slot 5 on the second monitor.
   1. Slot 6 may have an orange plug inserted. Remove the orange plug when using dual monitors.
7. Plug the power cable into slot 2 on the second monitor. Plug the opposite end into a power strip, or into an available outlet.
   1. You will not use the second monitor's included USB-C cable when using dual monitors.
8. Turn the monitors on by pressing the recessed power button on the rear of the monitor, circled in red.
9. When turning the monitor on for the first time, you may see a screen that says "Select 'Yes' to enable the following function(s): Always on USB-C Charging / Other USB Charging" Select "Yes" by pressing in on the selector stick, circled in green.
   1. This button acts like a joystick, and is used to navigate the monitor's menu by moving it up, down, left, and right. To select an option, press the stick in.
10. Finally, plug your laptop into the USB-C cable that was plugged in during step 2.
    1. Plugging your laptop in this way will charge your laptop, as well as connecting your keyboard, mouse, and optional wired network connection. You do not need to connect your laptop's power cable to your laptop when connected to the monitor.