[Ti] Monitor Help!

[Arjan Bos]

Another issue might be the connection. I"ve had a blue-tinted monitor  
a few times and that was caused by one of the VGA-pins in the  
connector being broken. I'm not sure whether you're using VGA or DVI,  
but I presume a bad connection in the wire can cause the same trouble  
as a bad connector.

HTH,

A.J.

On 4 jun 2008, at 23:10, FWPHOTO wrote:

> Well, just came off the road after a few days & hooked my 800MHz  
> TiPB up to my 17" NEC crt monitor & man, is the picture UGLY! Don't  
> know what happened, but if I can't figure it out I'll have to bite  
> the bullet & get a new one pretty quick.
>
> If anyone can troubleshoot the problem for me, that'd be great, too.  
> I'd rather not spend the $s for a new one. Here's the setup & basic  
> problem:
> - 15" 800 MHz TiPB (DVI?).
> - NEC MultiSync FE771SB
> - Pantone Huey (downloaded fresh software, no joy)
>
> I used the PB for a presentation (PowerPoint & QT) with a digital  
> project Monday & everything went fine. Put it to sleep at end of  
> presentation (had been using AC adapter so battery was 100%), woke  
> it up & plugged in monitor when I got home today. Screen has a very  
> blue tint & Huey can't generate a new profile for the NEC. I do most  
> of my photo work (Photoshop) on the NEC so I need it at least  
> relatively color correct.
>
> So, if I can't get it better, what suggestion might anyone have for  
> a new, LOW BUDGET replacement? I'm thinking crt is still cheaper  
> than lcd & probably better for calibrating. I need a minimum of 17"  
> but wouldn't mind going slightly bigger, maybe 19" - 21" if price is  
> right.
>
> HELP!
>
> TIA,
>
> Frank
>
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