HAIWAY Manuals & User Guides

HAIWAY

Shenzhen Haiway Electronic Co.Ltd., operating as HAIWAY, is a manufacturer of portable consumer electronics and computer peripherals. The brand is best known for its lineup of compact monitors, including 7-inch, 10.1-inch, and 15.6-inch portable displays used for security systems, gaming, and secondary PC screens. Additionally, HAIWAY produces plug-and-play external CD, DVD, and Blu-Ray drives designed to provide optical media reading and writing capabilities to modern laptops and desktops.

Committed to providing accessible and easy-to-use tech accessories, HAIWAY's products are widely available through major online retailers. Their devices focus on broad compatibility across various operating systems and gaming consoles without the need for complex driver installations.

• How do I connect my HAIWAY portable monitor to my laptop?

  You can connect your HAIWAY portable monitor to a laptop using a full-featured Type-C cable (for both power and display) or via an HDMI cable. If using HDMI, you will also need to connect the external power cable for the monitor to function properly.

• My computer doesn't recognize the HAIWAY external DVD drive. What should I do?

  Ensure the USB cable is directly plugged into the motherboard's USB port (for desktops) rather than a USB hub. For laptops, make sure your computer is adequately powered or plugged into the wall, as insufficient power may prevent the drive from being recognized.

• Can the HAIWAY external DVD drive play Blu-ray discs?

  HAIWAY makes specific external Blu-ray models, but standard HAIWAY CD/DVD drives do not support Blu-ray, 3D, or 4K discs. Always check your specific model's manual, and ensure you have appropriate Blu-ray playback software installed if using a Blu-ray capable drive.

• Why does my HAIWAY monitor display a 'No Signal' or blue screen?

  Make sure you have selected the correct input signal mode (e.g., HDMI, VGA, AV, Type-C) on the monitor that matches the physical cable connection you are using. You can cycle through input modes using the monitor's front panel or remote buttons.