Will it attach to the Dell U2312HM Monitor and will the power go on and off when I turn the monitor on and off?
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Looking at the images on Dell.com of the U2312HM, it looks like it has the same slots in the back with the lock symbol and two indentations to snap the sound bar into place like my U27 in monitor (I don't remember the exact model number). The power will not turn on/off with the monitor, unfortunately. However, that could be due to the fact that the power for the sound bar is not plugged into the monitor itself.
2032588
I have the 2412MB and it attaches correctly and powers on and off with the monitor. And the following threads confirm that it works for the U2312HM too: http://dell.to/1bt1mZz http://dell.to/18PVDPT
2032589
It will work with ANY Dell Ultra-Sharp or Professional-Series monitor, which all have the requisite power port built-in. Look at the documentation for your Dell monitor to be sure.
221443
I use mine w/ an DVI adaptor plug and it works. You also need USB port to use the touch, so two cables and the respective ports on each. It should work, just be sure to be able to return the Dell if it doesn't.
2218074
Don't know for sure, but if the Dell power supply is the standard size and mounting screws are the same as standard, it will work.
542777
You have to plug it into the USB port on your computer for the power; but it just hooks over the top of your monitor and sits there... no fuss...
758936
Possibly, but I'm not sure. I only have connected to single monitor.Check with Dell support forums.
208534
i'm no expert but i believe, if i am getting your question right. even though it's wireless both the receiver & transmitter have to have power (12volt dc). the receiver transmits a wireless signal to the monitor (evidently sold separately). which means that u have to make sure that the transmitter & your monitor (purchased separately)r compatible.
895761
It depends on the computer you have if you attach a mouse for instance into a usb port on your computer and close the screen putting it into sleep mode and then move the mouse and it wakes up then this item should allow you to work off an attached monitor. (My computer does this it's an HP)
1391435
Sure will. I have mine plugged into a 20.1" wide screen Dell monitor via the DVI connection. I've also used it connected to my Samsung 1080p LCD TV.
1778446
NO. However the cord it needs for power is included. You just need to connect it to the "Supported" Dell Monitor. If you don't have the compatible monitor, you will need to purchase the other version of this item, which does include a power supply. Hope this helped you.
1572857
this supply's +12v to the center pin ,I do not know the requirements for your monitor
581839
I haven't attached it to my RPi2, yet. I am configuring the RPi2 using a standard monitor.
807150
It might but there's a slight chance it wont properly power it. Try this http://www.amazon.com/Power-Supply-Samsung-SyncMaster-LCD/dp/B001MQ4NJU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1394387347&sr=8-2&keywords=samsung+syncmaster+sa300+monitor, practically the same price and also with Prime shipping :D Customer comments on it show it being compatible with your monitor as well.
578687
I have agree with the others here, as long as you have a PCIExpress slot(preferably 1) it should power it. My only question is what kind of computer are you putting it in. If it's a Dell, Hp or Gateway it won't work cause these manufacturers require specific components that are adapted for their systems.
364495
Hello, just look at the monitor's port for the power cable. If the port's shape is similar then it should work. That's what I did with my AC adapter for my laptop. It like any power cord that comes with any electronic.
2218160
No it will not. The Dell has a 290 watt powersupply, and the card needs at least 350 watts.
74624
The previous answer kind of sums it up. Both ends of the cable are male plugs so you have to have two female sockets for this cable to work. It works with my Dell monitor and Thermalake desktop case.
2254477
Not significant. I had hooked this up to a dell GX280 350watt and it worked fine with VGA cables. It doesn't require it's own power either. I now have two of them on 700watt system and they work fine no issues. Also if ur using VGA just get a mini display to vga, and you don't ahve to worry about active adapter...all are plug-n-play. hope this helps!