I was wondering if anyone can give some insight or help with the problem that I am running into.
I have the following equipment.
* 50' VGA cable.
* 3' VGA cable - standard cable that comes in a new monitor box.
* Asus Computer monitor. VW224
* Sony Bravia (model # - KDL-55EX500)
* Lenovo T510- updated graphics drivers
Sony TV is wall mounted with a conference table infront of it. The 50' VGA is going from behind the TV up into the ceiling, across the room, down the wall, under the floor, then up through the floor and comes out a hole we cut into the conference
table.
I plug the 50' VGA cable into the Lenovo T510's VGA port and made sure that it is screwed into the TV so that it can't fall out and lose signal. The TV says there is no signal from VGA. I unscrewed the VGA cable from the TV and unplugged it from the Lenovo. I took my laptop to the TV and hooked it up to it via the 3' VGA and the picture pushed over immediately.
Now I'm thinking the 50' is DOA, but to do some further testing i decided to put the laptop back on the table and hook up the VGA to the computer. I took the Asus computer monitor and hooked it up to the 50' VGA cable that is sitting behind the TV. The image comes immediately to the Asus monitor.
So.... What could be going on. The 50' works with a small monitor but not a larger one? Weird because it has worked the day prior after installing it but not 2 days after... Any thoughts or ideas would help. I have tried and tested the things that I can think of.
This is the only other info that I could find online to try and I have but it has not worked.
*** To view PC content, set “Scene Select” to “Graphics,” “Wide Mode” to “Full,” and “Display Area” to “Full Pixel.” I don't think this will impact the input, but it's worth trying, then reboot the PC with the external display turned on and having it connected to the VGA cable.
Supported resolutions are:
640/48
800/600
1024/768
1280/1024
and 1920/1080 (if your TV is the HD model) ***
I have the following equipment.
* 50' VGA cable.
* 3' VGA cable - standard cable that comes in a new monitor box.
* Asus Computer monitor. VW224
* Sony Bravia (model # - KDL-55EX500)
* Lenovo T510- updated graphics drivers
Sony TV is wall mounted with a conference table infront of it. The 50' VGA is going from behind the TV up into the ceiling, across the room, down the wall, under the floor, then up through the floor and comes out a hole we cut into the conference
table.
I plug the 50' VGA cable into the Lenovo T510's VGA port and made sure that it is screwed into the TV so that it can't fall out and lose signal. The TV says there is no signal from VGA. I unscrewed the VGA cable from the TV and unplugged it from the Lenovo. I took my laptop to the TV and hooked it up to it via the 3' VGA and the picture pushed over immediately.
Now I'm thinking the 50' is DOA, but to do some further testing i decided to put the laptop back on the table and hook up the VGA to the computer. I took the Asus computer monitor and hooked it up to the 50' VGA cable that is sitting behind the TV. The image comes immediately to the Asus monitor.
So.... What could be going on. The 50' works with a small monitor but not a larger one? Weird because it has worked the day prior after installing it but not 2 days after... Any thoughts or ideas would help. I have tried and tested the things that I can think of.
This is the only other info that I could find online to try and I have but it has not worked.
*** To view PC content, set “Scene Select” to “Graphics,” “Wide Mode” to “Full,” and “Display Area” to “Full Pixel.” I don't think this will impact the input, but it's worth trying, then reboot the PC with the external display turned on and having it connected to the VGA cable.
Supported resolutions are:
640/48
800/600
1024/768
1280/1024
and 1920/1080 (if your TV is the HD model) ***
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