Compatibility with an Eizo Monitor

Hello.
I just bought a Mac Pro Xeon 3.7Gh.
I am considering buying an Eizo CG277 monitor.
Is there any incompatibility between both in terms of calibration or any other aspect?
Thank you.

The following are published methods. There is a third method I found out about messing around one day. Close your MacBook and use the remote control to wake it. This will start Front Row and that will allow your to run your movie. You only have to have power and the external monitor to do this.
Apple: How to use your PowerBook G4, MacBook or MacBook Pro with the display closed and a Bluetooth keyboard or mouse
Apple: How to use your PowerBook G4, MacBook Pro or MacBook with the display closed

Similar Messages

Mac mini compatibility with 1600x900 Samsung monitor?

I have just purchased a Mac mini Z0FW-2GB (2GHZ 2GB DDR3 RAM/120GB drive) and would like to pair it up with a Samsung 2033SW 20-inch with a resolution of 1600x900
Does anyone know if this monitor / resolution will work natively with Mac mini? Does the necessary connector ship with the Mac mini?
Thanks.

A Mac can automatically configure itself for any resolution on-the-fly based on whatever EDID (display driver data) it receives from the monitor it is connected to. That is, for example, why all Macs, even older ones, are successfully running monitors like the new 2048 x 1152 ones that have recently come into the market. Even though older Macs may pre-date the existence of that new and never previously existing format by several years, they are still able to read the EDID and self-configure their graphics output into any resolution. For this reason, I doubt you will have any trouble with a 1600 x 900 monitor.
And, yes, everything you will need comes with the Mac mini (Mini DVI to DVI Adapter) or the monitor (DVI cable), so you won't need to buy anything extra.

Windows Compatibility With HP w1907 Monitor

Is my HP w1907 monitor compatible with Windows 8? The Copyright on the software disc is 2006-2007. Thanks!

Hi,
Yes it is, you need the right port on your machine to connect to it. It has one VGA port and one DVD-D port.
Regards.
BH
**Click the KUDOS thumb up on the left to say 'Thanks'**
Make it easier for other people to find solutions by marking a Reply 'Accept as Solution' if it solves your problem.

IBook compatibility with HP Pavilion monitors

Is iBook compatible with HP Pavilion monitors

You may need to clarify your question, since there isn't much detail to go on.
When you say "ibook" do you mean the software and ebooks? Or, do you
refer to the Apple portable computer (iBook, circa 1999 to 2005 G3/G4)?
If you are referring to the portable Apple computer you have, MacBook,
then you may have to check out the Display Adapters and ports, to see
what you have; & try to match the correct adapter to connect hardware.
With a VGA, or other, you'd need to use the correct display adapter so the
MacBook (or older obsolete iBook G3/G4) could communicate with it.
So, with correct terms and identification of the products in question, one
may be able to match a suitable response to some or most of them.
In any event...
Good luck & happy computing!

Eizo monitor and Video Mirror Function with Macbook Pro

I have just purchased an eizo monitor and it won't let me open the 'colouredge program that comes with it until I disable video mirror function How do i do that on a Macbook pro?

For example:
According to this: http://www.cable-modem.net/broadbandarticles/comcastspeed.html T1 service providers offer 1.544 Mbps download and upload speeds and Comcast has long offered high-speed broadband connections with 6 Mbps download and 1 Mbps upload speeds; but with the advent of DOCSIS 3.0 technology, Comcast cable modems can now access the Internet at wideband speeds as high as 50 Mbps at affordable prices.
You can see, download speed is not a big advantage of a T1 line.

How to link MacBook Pro 15" Retina with 2 EIZO ColorEdge CE240W monitors

I have the new MacBook Pro 15" with retina display (with 2 thunderbolt outputs, 2 USB, and an HDMI) and 2 EIZO ColorEdge CE240W monitors (they have a VGA, DVI, 2 downstream USB, 1 upstream USB). How can I go about linking my MacBook Pro to the two EIZO monitors?
Thank you very much!

Thunderbolt FAQ
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5219
MacBook Pro
https://discussions.apple.com/community/notebooks/macbook_pro

Mac Pro with Eizo monitor

Hi-
I currently use an eizo display connected via the DVI to my G4 Powerbook. It uses Eizo ColorNavigatior software.
I ordered a Mac Pro with the x9100 card. I also downloaded the Ub version of Eizo ColorNaviagtor. The question is, can I hook up a non-Apple monitor right away? Otherwise, how can I install the Eizo software with no monitor hooked up?
I do have an Apple 17" CRT Studio display, that is my only Apple monitor with a 15pin VGA Video Connector. I have the DVI~VGA adapter cable, so shoud I use that monitor first to install my Eizo software?

not only will it startup just fine, but if you check the software you'll see it will install a profile for the monitor. I spent a lot of time trying to get a profile that was any better than the stock EIZO profile and found it's pretty much dead on the money for my use so you may or may not need to calibrate the monitor beyond the profile provided with the EIZO itself.

233 MHz G3 Compatibility with Sony SDM-X52 15" LCD Monitor

Trying to interface the subject items, the monitor recognizes the Mac's video output on its input #2, but shows the error "Scan Out of Range," and "Frequency 43.3 Khz/85 Hz." According to the Sony manual this means the horizontal scan frequency is 43.3 KHz, which is within the monitor's range, but the vertical frequency needs to be 56 - 75 Hz. The graphics card in the G3 is the original OEM ATI Rage II+, which Apple states "supports refresh rates up to 85 Hz." However, I haven't the slightest idea how to reduce that rate to between 56-75 Hz.
There is an adapter on the G3's monitor output which allegedly converts to a VGA/SVGA signal, and it does mate with a cable that is compatible with the Sony monitor. This adapter contains slide switches and a rotary dial, and a label on the bottom which identifies the characteristics for its various settings. The G3 was previously interfaced with a CRT monitor, and worked fine. The current settings on the adapter are for 640x480/800x600 resolution with vertical and horizontal sync signals active (these can be turned off but have not tried that).
The adapter has no manufacturer name or logo, only an icon of the Liberty Bell molded into its case.
Would anything I do to this adapter's settings change the vertical scan frequency?
(BTW, the monitor works perfectly on its DVI-D input #1 with my G5.)

Hi, Bill -
The reason I asked if you had another monitor, is that the initial settings (the ones used at the beginning of startup) for the monitor are stored in the Mac's PRAM. After the OS has loaded sufficiently for additional or other settings (if they are different than those in PRAM - not common, but possible, especially when switching from one OS to another) in the appropriate prefs file(s) to be read, those take over.
If you had a different monitor to use, you could use it to get the machine running, then use the Monitors control panel to reset the resolution and frequency to a combo acceptable to the monitor. Then shut down, swap monitors, and give it a try. When the machine is shut down, the applicable settings in the prefs files are transferred to and stored in PRAM, making them the initial governing settings at the next boot.
You might try a reset of PRAM (zapping the PRAM, in old lingo). Doing this should reset the settings in PRAM to the default ones, probably 480x600 @ 60Hz for your model. Later model G3s and G4s default to 600x800 @ 60Hz.
Article #HT1379 - How to Reset PRAM and NVRAM
If that works initially, then immediately press the Shift key and keep it held down until the desktop has loaded. This will prevent the Monitors control panel (along with other control panels and non-critical extensions) from becoming active - and with a bit of luck will prevent the prefs file from being read.
If that works, then go into the Preferences folder in System Folder and trash the Display Preferences and Monitors Preferences files. Empty the Trash. Then try a normal restart.

Monitor compatibility with mac laptop

I am using a Mac Pro laptop with an HP 2511x external monitor. There seems to be some incompatability with these devices. When the Mac awakes from sleep mode, the HP monitor will only respond to turn on perhaps 20% of the time to recognize the computer. 80% of the time it does not find the computer and goes to sleep. The only fix I have right now is to unplug the power cord from the back of the monitor and reinsert to perhaps resetting the monitor at which time it will recognize the computer and everything will work fine until next time.Any thoughts would be appreciated.
This question was solved.
View Solution.

Hello @rotarypilot,
I understand that you are having difficulty with your HP 2511x External Monitor always being recoginised by your MAC Laptop. I am providing you with an HP Support document: Updating a Monitor Driver, which states.
"HP monitors are not supported in a Mac environment. However, newer Macs use graphics with VESA modes and can display to most HP LCD monitors. To do this, connect the monitor to the Mac while the Mac is off, and then turn on the MAC. The monitor should operate at 60Hz. The INF and software for the HP monitor are for Microsoft Windows and cannot be run in a standard MAC OS environment."
Basically, any support you will get with an HP Monitor on a MAC computer will have to come from MAC.
I hope I have answered your question to your satisfaction. Thank you for posting on the HP Forums. Have a great day!
Please click the "Thumbs Up" on the bottom right of this post to say thank you if you appreciate the support I provide!
Also be sure to mark my post as “Accept as Solution" if you feel my post solved your issue, it will help others who face the same challenge find the same solution.
Dunidar
I work on behalf of HP
Find out a bit more about me by checking out my profile!
"Customers don’t expect you to be perfect. They do expect you to fix things when they go wrong." ~ Donald Porter

How is compatibility with creative cloud products (Photoshop and Illustrator) with Macbook Pro? I am making a big purchase and would love some feedback

how is compatibility with creative cloud products (Photoshop and Illustrator) with Macbook Pro? I am making a big purchase and would love some
feedback

Hi Frederick,
You're spending a lot of money. I will add my 2¢ -- -- but you must, as I assume you know, fully research your options.
Environment:
Start with your workspace (inc. lighting) and your clothes.
Screen:
The iMac screens are lovely, but not, from what I hear, monitor-grade accurate. For critical color work, use NEC or Eizo monitors. I use NEC, with their SpectraView II software and an X-Rite ColorMunki photospectrometer. At the time, this was the least expensive color-calibrated workflow.
Printer:
Epson's are great, imho. I use a 3880 in my studio and rent a 9900 by the hour when needed. I have read of problems (iirc) with one of the printers in the 7000 line, however. The take-home lesson that I filed in my brain was, "If you're going to spend the money on the 7000 line, just get the 9000 line."
Aperture workflow:
Aperture is a fantastic workflow tool. Since you are adept with PS, you should set PS as your external editor. Use Apertures formidable tools for storing and organizing your Images, and its robust editing tools for either all your proofing, or all but your most demanding editing needs. That said, allow a good bit of time to get the feel of Aperture. It is not at all like Bridge. But your important choice is which RAW converter you want to use. There is, imho, no reason to use Aperture if you are going to use Adobe's (or anyone else's) RAW converter.
Good luck!
--Kirby.

Problems with my second monitor after upgrading to Mountain Lion

Basically I have a Mac Pro 8-core with two video boards (2 x NVIDIA GeForce GT 120 512 MB) connected to two monitors. After upgrading to the Lion Mountain, 90% of the time when I start my MAC the second monitor doesn't show it image, keeps in full black screen, what puzzle me is, I can see the mouse arrow on it, so its alive, but its in black, than I have to restart the computer over and over again until it finally make the second shows it contains.
Have anyone experienced the same problem?!

Hello Carlo!
Sorry but I don't understand which part of my question is not clear. I've been to the Apple Store, they asked me to bring my 20kg Mac Pro and both 24" inches Eizo monitors to central London to have it checked. Well, honestly, this is impossible, is an invitation for an accident.
Is just unbeliavable that no one has experienced my problem, looks like I am the only one person with two monitors using the Lion Mountain.

I want to upgrade to Lightroom 5, but I'm concerned about compatibility with my 2008 intel Core 2 Duo iMac with only 4G of Ram. Will I be able to run Lighroom 5 if I upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion?

I want to upgrade to Lightroom 5, but I'm concerned about compatibility with my 2008 intel Core 2 Duo iMac with only 4G of Ram. Will I be able to run Lightroom 5 okay if I upgrade from Snow Leopard to Lion? What will happen to the applications that aren't 64-bit compatible? Also the Eye-one Display 2 colorimeter to calibrate the monitor will not run on Lion, so that will be an expensive upgrade to an i1DisplayPro. Is the upgrade important enough to offset the expense? I have an Epson R2000 printer. Will there be problems with the drivers if I upgrade to Lion? It would be great to hear from other mac users who are also photographers and who print their own photos.

Before upgrading to Lion be sure to read this link:
https://discussions.apple.com/docs/DOC-6271
Adobe lists these requirements:
http://www.adobe.com/products/photoshop-lightroom/tech-specs.html
Looking at http://www.everymac.com/ even the earliest 2008 iMac was fully 64 bit, even though Boot Camp doesn't support 64 bit Windows on that machine.

Compatibility with Windows Mobile 5.0 ?

Does anyone know if Flex apps would work on PocketPCs, ie.
using Windows Mobile 5.0?
I haven't purchased one yet, so I can't test.
At this link, Adobe identifies Flash Player 7 for Pocket PC:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashplayer_pocketpc/
This page identifies FlashLite 2.1 which seems to be based on
Flash Player 7
but includes Action Script 2.0 support:
http://www.adobe.com/products/flashlite/
Does anyone know for sure? We'd like to do some monitoring
& reporting
in Flex & make it available on the go for people, but
don't want to go buy the phones
until we know it is possible.
Thanks

>I have a Windows Mobile 5.0 device (Verizon PPC 6700) and
just bought a
>small
> app that requires Flash 6.0. This site talks about 7.0
being the latest
> (and
> being backwards compatible). I installed the app by
placing the .cab file
> on
> my device and clicking on the file...which kicked off an
install program
> on the
> device and it seems to have installed correctly. I
rebooted the device
> but
> don't see any setting / programs for Flash 7.0 (although
it does show up
> in add
> / remove programs). Is this installed correctly? My
purchased app won't
> run
> and it's supported on this device as well....the
developer is blaming
> Flash and
> telling me it's not installed. The Flash 7.0 download
page indicates
> compatibility with Windows Mobile 5.0....any advice?
Can you see this on your device?
http://www.tomorrows-key.com/pdademo/mrttpda.htm
If so, then Flash is installed fine. Note, though, that Flash
content will
only play when viewed in a browser (html file) or when
embedded in an
application using ActiveX or similar. So if you are tryting
to play a swf
file, that won't work.
Steve

Premier pro 5.5 not compatable with windows 7 64 bit

I have recently spent over 3.5 hours on the phone live only to be told they can't fix the problem of Premier pro shutting down in Windows 7 64bit every time I try to open it.
I was told to install Pro 4. I have pro 4 and that is why I bought 5.5 Now I can't get pro 4 to work either it also is shutting down. Has anyone had the problem. I believe Adobe has left me hanging after spending 495.

I was finally luckey enough to get a tech on the phone. To get the tech I had to call sales and explain what was happening , that the 800-833 6687 would get me to choice 2 for tech help and then hang up. This happened yesterday 10-28-2011 roughly 18 times. The sales person was kind enough to stay on the phone and verify what I was saying and go through the connections and get me to a tech who knew what he was doing and take the time to do it. It took roughly 1hour and 30 minutes to determine that the video card was the problem. The adobe site lists my card and compatable with the suite. I took the machine to Best Buy tech
and tried to show him the problem and the system worked. I recreated the scene at home and found the difference was that BB was using only one monitor. Premier Pro 5.5 is the only part of the suite that will not work with dual monitors. For 3 days I have spent countless hours and exausted patience only to solve the problem myself. So much for Adobe tech help.

Does anyone know of a good A3 photo scanner compatable with OS 10.8 mountain lion? I need it to scan watercolour artwork. I was interested in Microtek scanmaker 9800XL and also Epson Expression 10000 but neither are compatible. Thanks :-)

Does anyone know of a good A3 photo scanner compatable with OS 10.8 mountain lion? I need it to scan watercolour artwork. I was interested in Microtek scanmaker 9800XL and also Epson Expression 10000 but neither are compatible. Thanks :-)

Daniel Craigie-
How full is the hard drive that you are trying to save to? Not that it should matter, but have you tried scanning another document?
Is the scanner plugged directly into the Mac? Try it that way.
Disconnect all peripherals except keyboard, monitor, mouse and scanner and see if the problem goes away.
Luck-
-DaddyPaycheck

Compatibility with an Eizo Monitor

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for