Read on, as we’ll walk you through the steps to set it up.
What Is Sidecar?
Notably, Sidecar takes advantage of your iPad’s touchscreen.
Once you do, we recommend checkingApple’s Sidecar requirementsto ensure both your devices support Sidecar.
Also, confirm Bluetooth is enabled on both devices and position them within 30 feet of each other.
To start using Sidecar wirelessly, click theControl Centericon in the menu bar and selectScreen Mirroring.
Now, simply choose your iPad under theMirror or extend toheader.
Simply plug your iPad into your Mac with the included USB-C cable.
see to it your iPad is set to trust your Mac.
Otherwise, you won’t be able to connect.
If your iPad doesn’t appear on the list, check the cable you’re using.
you might use Sidecar wirelessly and still plug the iPad into your Mac to charge it if needed.
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This is generally simpler than using the USB option.
Simply click theScreen Mirroringicon in the menu bar and choose betweenMirror Built-In Retina Liquid DisplayandUse As Separate Display.
you might use your iPad like any other second monitor once you’ve connected your iPad via Sidecar.
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You have a few options to move a window from your main screen to the iPad.
It should look similar to the image below.
These let you more easily interact with your Mac via the touchscreen.
Once you’ve switched, you’ll notice a newContinuityapp icon on your iPad’s Dock.
Simply tap this icon to return to using your iPad as a monitor.
Alternatively, you’ve got the option to visit theControl Centeron your Mac and toggle offScreen Mirroring.
