No Image On Presenter 1280; Solid Green Led And No Image; Flashing Green And No Image - Silicon Graphics Presenter 1280 Owner's Manual

No Image on Presenter 1280

1. Check that the power cable is connected securely to Presenter 1280 and
to a working wall outlet or power strip. Check that the interface cable is
connected securely to Presenter 1280 and to the correct connector on the
workstation. (See "Connecting the External Cables" on page 4.)
2. Make sure that the workstation is turned on. The Presenter 1280
monitor takes about a minute to warm up to full brightness after you
turn on the workstation.
3. If you recently installed the Presenter 1280 board in your workstation,
the board may not be installed correctly, or it may be installed in the
wrong slot. Follow the instructions in the installation manual that came
with the board to make sure you have installed the hardware correctly.
4. If Presenter 1280 was not connected to the workstation via the interface
cable when the workstation was turned on, connect the interface cable.
Connect Presenter 1280's power cable to a working wall outlet. Then, if
you have a CRT monitor connected, use the Monitor Control Panel to
restart the Presenter.
From the Find menu in the Toolchest, choose "Control Panels."
Double-click the monpanel icon.
Otherwise, restart the workstation, and the Presenter comes up
normally.
5. If Presenter 1280 doesn't respond when you move the mouse or touch
the keyboard, it is probably in Sleep Mode. Press the Sleep button on
the rear to enable it.

Solid Green LED and No Image

If you are using the Presenter 1280 as a desktop monitor (that is, you are not
using it on an overhead projector,) check that the backlight panel is fully
seated. Full contact is required to turn on the backlight.

Flashing Green and No Image

If Presenter 1280 does not respond when you move the mouse or use the
keyboard, it is probably in Sleep Mode. Press the Sleep button on the rear of
the monitor to enable it.
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