I need an extension cable between the power brick and monitor, what type of connector is that that plugs into the back of the monitor?
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Hi Thank you for your interest. You have to use this cable. http://www.inmax.ca/images/Computer-Power-Cord.jpg Thank you.
1037129
I've purchased two of these and they each came with two to-computer jack sizes. One is a small, narrow yellow-tip adapter (Internal 1.7mmExternal 4.8mm). And the other -- I can't find the specs -- is definitely larger. Usually has a black ring, larger internal diameter, with a "needle" metal conductor within. On the side that plugs into the "power brick," it's some kind of proprietary turn-to-lock connector. The cord that goes to the wall outlet/mains is a standard desktop pc/monitor US power cable. 3 prongs/slots.
1713039
this cable is a "Thunderbolt" to "Display" I don't know if your monitor has a "Display" input. You would have to see what type of input the monitor has.
2015327
No, it's a female end, like the back of a computer, so you need a normal cable to plug in. Works great, if you have a DVI cable, buy an adapter/converter, then you have access to both types of display inputs. Even though expensive, I now have 2 and leave 1 at home and travel with the other
1900929
You have to hook up a usb cord from your Computer to the square port on the bottom of the monitor (I dont know what the cord is called but it is the one that has the more square shape). After you do that you can use the ones on the side of the monitor.
1572857
this supply's +12v to the center pin ,I do not know the requirements for your monitor
1381567
I'm not sure what you have. Mine has a plastic part that snaps onto the back of the monitor that in tumr plugs into a USB port or other charger that takes a USB plug.
1631971
See Dan's answer, and the power connector is a small cable that plugs into the board on the device, that adapts it to the 4-pin connector to your power supply.
2113307
Whatever power supply you choose to connect it to. This is a simple connector with + and - leads on the back.
278575
For my use I didn't add/change anything with the power supply that came with my Acer desktop. All I did was find an available slot to pop it in and connected my monitors to it and it worked for the extended dual display I wanted it for.
1947999
I could not find cable for sale that would connect the two. i purchased an extension cable for the solar panel, cut one end off and attached it to the controller.
1538032
It has a power brick that connects to the local supply via an IEC kettle brick adaptor. You can buy the local cable that suits that at any computer shop or stores like jaycar (http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=PS4106&w;=iec+cable&form;=KEYWORD)
297668
A standard monitor cable will work. May need one end to be female and the other end to be male. Search for projector cable and it should come up.
43368
There isn't an outlet for this on ours. It works fine with out the monitor though (we watch the clock and haven't bothered with the monitor).
1667442
Monitor wire is about one foot long. An extension cable probably will not be necessary.
2240890
This looks like the correct cable: http://www.amazon.com/UpBright%C2%AE-Adapter-S201HLbd-Widescreen-Monitor/dp/B00AI13SWS
1387067
I am a customer of theres not the company ,but my son whom I bought this for uses it with an old monitor ,you may need an adapter,which they sent with it,but may need a different one,ask them or an electronics store like office depot or staples they should tell you