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LCD Display Almost Monochrome
Picked up a cheapo 15" LCD monitor (Proview) today at a yard sale. It
starts up OK, but the desktop display shows everything in shades of blue only. I can see text and icons fine, images are all monochrome also. No white, red, green, anything else. The OSD control box displays in white, red, and a deep blue. OSD works to adjust contrast and brilliance, but color adjustment for red and green does nothing., The plug that connects to the PC seems to have all its pins in place, opened the back of the monitor and reseated the video connection, Still blue. Tried it on another computer, still blue. I'm thinking it might be the cable from computer to monitor? Any ideas? Thanks. |
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LCD Display Almost Monochrome
wrote in message oups.com... Picked up a cheapo 15" LCD monitor (Proview) today at a yard sale. It starts up OK, but the desktop display shows everything in shades of blue only. I can see text and icons fine, images are all monochrome also. No white, red, green, anything else. The OSD control box displays in white, red, and a deep blue. Is that normal or not? OSD works to adjust contrast and brilliance, but color adjustment for red and green does nothing., The plug that connects to the PC seems to have all its pins in place, opened the back of the monitor and reseated the video connection, Still blue. Tried it on another computer, still blue. I'm thinking it might be the cable from computer to monitor? Any ideas? Thanks. *If* the OSD is not displaying correctly that effectively rules out the cable being the culprit. If the OSD is normal then chances are the SVGA cable is faulty. If you think the OSD is also screwed up then you have some failed electronics and it likely isn't repairable. Your chances of getting spares is slim to none, but if you're handy with electronics you may be able to have a look and see if there's anything obvious wrong. Check for leaking electrolytic caps as they're easy to diagnose and replace. You can often smell bad surface mount electrolytics when they go bad- they smell fishy and often leak electrolyte out onto the PCB. Dave |
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