To connect an external monitor and keyboard to your MacBook Air, you will need to use a USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter and a USB-C VGA Multiport Adapter.
Connecting an External Monitor and Keyboard to a MacBook Air Once both devices have been successfully paired, your Apple keyboard shoud now be connected to your monitor. You may be asked to enter a passcode if so, enter the passcode on the keyboard that you’re setting up and then press Return on the same keyboard. When your device appears in Bluetooth preferences, click Connect (or Pair). Then go to the Apple menu ? > System Preferences and click Bluetooth. To connect your Apple keyboard to your monitor, first make sure that both the keyboard and monitor are turned on and in pairing mode. Finally, if using a USB keyboard, go into System Preferences > Keyboard > Modifier Keys and select ‘Use all F1 F2 etc keys as standard function keys’ in order for all keys to function correctly.Ĭonnecting an Apple Keyboard to a Monitor You may also need to adjust brightness and color settings depending on what type of display you have connected.
To do this, go into System Preferences > Displays > Arrangement and select ‘Mirror Displays’ so that both monitors will show exactly what’s being displayed on one screen. Once evrything is connected, you may need to adjust some settings in order for everything to work properly. For USB keyboards, simply plug them directly into one of the USB ports on your computer.
If using Bluetooth, simply open System Preferences on your Macbook Pro and click ‘Bluetooth’ to make a connection. For keyboards, you can use either Bluetooth or USB. To connect your external monitor, plug one end of your adapter into your Macbook Pro’s port, then plug the other end into either a VGA or HDMI port on the external monitor. Once you’ve chosen the right hardware, it’s time to make the connection.
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