When there low or no signal will the monitor go to blue screen or will it show the snow on the screen
1111870
Never had a problem with signal. We use this with a backup camera on our tractor and auger cart during harvest. It works great to see in the trailer you are loading. No more spills
1924190
See my review and experience. You may get a good one, or you may get a bad one that craps out (board) within the first month. I would strongly urge you to look elsewhere and spend a couple hundred more on something with 1) more support and 2) better quality. It is a nice monitor when it works though. Keyword: WHEN it works.
219247
When mine was going out you could hear the color wheel humming and the TV would randomly shut off. Also when you powered it back on the screen would show a quick cycle of colors until it warmed back up. Hope this helps!
1043836
No. The signal is going the other way.. It converts mini display port to sVideo monitor. And it doesn't always work with my computers.
1157860
Hi David, most likely it will. Samething happened to me. I got around it by changing the screen cable from the MB to the screen. A little more work but better result.
1130393
I had this in the car last winter in Eau Claire, WI, where it was below zero over night. Sometimes in the mornings the monitor was a bit "stiff" but once it warmed up in the cabin it worked fine. As you know, LCD monitors do contain liquid, so extreme cold can eventually damage the crystals. If you expect prolonged periods of below freezing temperatures, you may want to bring it indoors or keep it in a garage. Hope that helps. Warren, KC9IL.
481549
I have occasional instances where the screen will turn snowy and back. it can do this repeatedly. seems to be only on HD channels. when I go to a non-HD and back it typically stops. Still, no idea why it would do this. Did you get a resolution for this?
213636
Think that might be problem, will check 2morrow, we got snow coming,,, bad extention cord?
1570367
I have had similar issues and thought it might have ben the monitor itself... the problem is that the HDMI cable was moving ever so slightly as we manipulated our rig and the weight of the HDMI cable itself helped it to wiggle out just a little bit and lose connection. Nothing a little gaffer tape couldn't fix. After figuring out what was going on we have yet to see it lose signal again.Hope This helps!
223492
Theres not much to the head unit its pretty light, make sure your power,memory,and ground wires are hooked up. when they are hooked up and the key is on the display will be dim but on until you turn on the unit. if it wont turn on send it back.
1284628
Display disappears altitude latitude, and longitude,Map will turn gray and update will stop.Are you work you will only watch.
236559
Sounds like you had a bad ground or you viewing screen is no set up right. There are times when I have had it on for much longer than that without any issues.
143669
9 times out of 10 the "no signal" message means a bad connection. If possible, it is best to solder all connections. The wires are so small it doesn't take much to lose the connection.
1736013
It's a matter of ruling out what's bad or just bad connection. That's happened to me before with a 3 way splitter. The splitter was bad. I had great picture with adding two 2 way splitters and an extra cable or two, go figure... Snowy is bad connection. Either your not screwed in tight enough or it's a bad cable or bad connector. This switch works superb for me. Crystal clear picture for me!
818045
I've had no blue screens. Usually there an error code on blue screens. I'd Google the error code to find out what is causing it. If it's the GPU it may need to be returned for a new one
904026
have you tried using a higher quality HDMI cable? Also, sometimes those cables can have small breaks in them that are not visable from the outside. And it will cause the source signal to drop.. are you getting a black/blank screen?? Or an error message??
843593
It means its not picking up a signal. If its working properly otherwise, you just need to move the monitor closer to the camera. That should make it stop