MONITOR compatibility, MONITOR compatibility

Does anyone know if a Samsung 320MXN-2 32in LCD Monitor is compatible with a PowerMac G5 to use to edit on FCE? Thank you for any help! Susan

if a Samsung 320MXN-2 32in LCD Monitor is compatible with a PowerMac G5 to use to edit on FCE? (Nvidia GeForce 7800GT - 256MB Dual DVI graphic card)
Yes, because it has a DVI input and your graphics card has a DVI output.
Here are the full specs. But this monitor only has 1366 x 768 resolution and has been discontinued. It's going for $600-$700 refurbished, $900-$1000 used and if you can find a new one it will be $1200 or more.
I would think your money would be better spent on a used Apple A1083 30" Cinema Display (2560 x 1600 resolution, will use the dual-DVI output of your nVidia card) or a new Dell UltraSharp monitor (U2711 @ $999, 2560 x 1440 resolution or U3011 @ $1299, 2560 x 1600 resolution)

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Monitor compatibility

Good morning. Can anyone point me to a link on Apple's site for Mac mini monitor compatibility? I'm considering purchasing an Intel Mac mini because I have a monitor that is large and a little old but excellent. It's the ViewSonic CRT PS790 with a 15 pin mini Dhub VGA BNC connector. Will the DVI to ADC adapter work with this monitor?
Thank you.

the 1.83 intel mini nicely handles my 22" Viewsonic LCD at 1650x1050.
I cannot imagine that it could not handle an older CRT at up to 1600x1200--though that might be high for that monitor, that's what my G3 can handle on an old "Sylvania" 19"although I usuall;y use 1024x968 simply so i can see what's being displayed<G>)
Push come to shove, Costco has 19" viewsonic LCD for less than $200

An error occcurred on line 105 while executing script 'MOM Backward Compatibility Service State Monitoring Script"

We've been getting the following error for some time now.
An error occurred on line 105 while executing script 'MOM Backward Compatibility Service State Monitoring Script'
Source: Microsoft VBScript runtime error
Description: The remote server machine does not exist or is unavailable: 'GetObject'
One or more workflows were affected by this.
Workflow name: System.Mom.BackwardCompatibility.ServiceStateMonitoring
Instance name: server.domain.local
Instance ID: {INSTANCE}
Management group: GROUP
Unfortunately the instance in question has since been decommissioned and simply does not exist any more.
We're currently on a repeat count of over 350,000 and I would REALLY like to get it stopped. I've had a look at adding an override but that points to the management server rather than the instance itself.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
thanks in advance!

Hi Steven,
There are for option for us to override a monitor ot rule:
For all objects of class:
Class
When you select this option for your override, the override settings apply to all objects in the class at which the rule or monitor is targeted.
For a group
When you select this option for your override, the override settings apply only to members of the group. The rule or monitor without the override settings continues to apply to all objects in the targeted class except for those objects that are also members
of the group used for the override.
When you create a group, you save it to an unsealed management pack. However, an element in an unsealed management pack, such as an override, cannot reference an element in a different unsealed management pack, such as a group. If you are going to use a group
to limit the application of an override, you must either save the group to the same unsealed management pack as the override, or you must seal the management pack that contains the group.
For a specific object of class:
Class
When you select this option for your override, the override settings apply only to the specified object. The rule or monitor without the override settings continues to apply to all other objects in the targeted class.
For all objects of another class
When you select this option for your override, the override settings apply only to objects of a class other than the targeted class. The rule or monitor without the override settings continues to apply to all objects in the targeted class.
Did you try to override it for a specific object of class?
Regards,
Yan Li
Regards, Yan Li

Monitor user in compatibility realm

Hello,
we use a compatibility realm, because we migrated our server from Weblogic 5.1 !
Now I want to setup a read-only user for the weblogic console. It is possible to create a user for the group monitor in a compatibility realm? If yes how does it works?
please advice ...
Holger

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Hi,
We are having problems seeing users or groups in our LDAP repository, thruWLS(7.0
sp2) console. I created a Custom Security Realm(myRealm) in which I addedthe
Novell LDAP Authentication provider as one of the authentication providersbesides
a Default Weblogic Authentication Provider (for system user account). WhenI click
on Users or Groups, I see either the "system" user account or"Administrators,
Deployers, Operators, Monitors" groups.These groups and user accounts areprovided
by the Weblogic Default Authentication provider. I am unable to see any ofour
LDAP groups or User accounts. If I try to login to the WLS console with anLDAP
user account, the authentication goes successfully. So WLS isauthenticating the
user correctly but is not displaying the User and Group information in theconsole.
We need to be able to look at the Group information in order to configurea Group
Portal.
Just out of curiosity, I configured an LDAP authentication provider in theCompatibility
Security Realm and I was not able to see any of our LDAP users or groupsin the
Compatibility Secyrity Realm also. I did reboot the WLS after configuringthe
LDAP authentication provider in both the cases.
I would appreciate if anybody can suggest probable reasons or workaroundsto list
the LDAP groups in the WLS 7.0 console.
I believe this is fixed in the latest 7.0 sp.

Compatibility of monitor & Apple g4

Hi every one
Some one recommended to post my issue in this forum discussion. I hope I am in the right place & be able to get a more concrete solution.
1. My old Ultra scan 1 600 HS series Dell Trinitron Monitor (Model D1 626HT D1 626 HT & the serial # is 55347B2 19 M69) is connected to my Apple computer via the Apple DVI-to-VGA adapter (101). When I turn on the computer and try to see the picture on the monitor screen What I see
is merely the blue apple screen, and no picture at all, not even the icons. If this is the wrong connection what kind of cables do I need for connection in order for me to be able to see picture?
2. Assuming I can see picture on monitor screen, would this monitor allow accurate basic color calibration options such as hue and contrast?
3. If for some unfortunate reason I cannot use the donated monitor from my son, what is the best way to preview my sequences on an external device?
4. I was thinking to buy a HD Plasma Television (Model TH-42PZ700U Panasonic) to be able to watch the sequences with the best color. However, I am uncertain to buy it for the two reasons:
(a) it is too expensive (b) even if I buy it it require calibration which. (c) Is it easy to calibrate and if so How? Do I have any software?
Any suggestions recommendations and solution to my issue of compatibility would be greatly appreciated. I sincerely thank you for your very kind help. golab

When you see that blue screen, that sounds like it may be extended desktop mode. This means the screen is active, but you haven't noticed because there is no dock, menubar or icons on it. But you should be able to move the cursor off the notebook screen and see that it moves onto the other screen which proves it is active.
When the monitor is hooked to the notebook, if you go into Displays preferences, you should see an Arrangement tab. Click on it and you should see a small facsimilie of the two screens, namely the built-in screen and the external screen. Notice that one of them has a little white bar across the top. This is meant to represent the menu bar. You can drag the little white bar from one display to the other and the real menu bar will then move from the internal display to the external display, making it the primary display. See if that works for you.

Sceptre monitor compatibility

I have been using my 19" Sceptre Monitor (X19GV-HDTV) off my MBP for a year and it works perfectly. I have since have tried to get it to work with two Mac Mini's, a 2012 model, and a 2010 model, and the monitor gives me the message "Unsupported Mode", after using every adapter and cable, i contacted Sceptre tec support, and now they are suggesting I get from Apple "Monitor Compatibility". Does anyone know where i can find this?

Hi Paul,
Both VGA & HDMI don't work?
Could the Mini's have been set to a higher resolution before attaching this Monitor?
If so try booting up holding the SHIFT key when it's connected.

Wierd monitor compatibility problem

Hi all,
Got a wierd monitor compatibility problem. G3 works fine on a sony 21" CRT.
Connected it to a Daytec 15" CRT which works fine with a windows 98 PC.
With the G3 I get the apple and the spinning up logo then the screen just goes blank.
Is this monitor PC only or something? It is an old monitor but I thought any monitor should work
if the vga connector fits?

So you are using this directly plugged into the stock Display card in a Blue & White G3 with NO adapter?
The Mac is probably still set for a higher resolution that the SONY can do, and has not noticed the display has changed.
Video pros says that Video can be plugged and unplugged all day long with no bad effects. If your old display is still around, try setting it to 640 by 480, save changes, and swap the other one in "live" at that resolution.
Other tricks:
Reset the PRAM. This will send you back to a default setting while booting up, but may change when the system becomes active.
Boot from a CD. This ignores the settings on your Hard drive, and boots to a very simple resolution like 640 by 480 to ensure that Most Macs can start up with it.

Monitor Compatibility Question

I plan on purchasing a Mac Pro with the Radeon X1900 XT card in the near future. I have been shopping around for a good monitor, and the Dell UltraSharp 2407WFP (found here: http://accessories.us.dell.com/sna/productdetail.aspx?c=us&l=en&s=dhs&cs=19&sku= 320-4335) caught my eye. However, at the bottom of the tech specs, it lists only PC under "Compatibility." I know of other people who have used Dell monitors for their Macs, and this monitor does have DVI, so I don't see why it would not be compatible with the Mac Pro. Does anyone know definitively whether or not this monitor would work?

Hello,
You should be just fine. The majority of monitors are listed as compatible with PC's only. The simple reason is that the manufacturers don't care to test them with Macs and have all their resources devoted to supporting what they know.
If they mentioned that it would work with a Mac, then they would be stuck trying to answer your questions on the phone if you needed help. Since they don't use Macs, and don't maintain a staff of Mac trained people, it is easier to just omit official support. That way they can just tell you that they don't support Macs and hang-up the phone.
I've been using PC monitors with my Macs since before Apple even supported PC monitors at all (you used to have to buy monitors with Apple specific cables). I would just use an adapter to convert the PC connector to connect to the Mac video port.
In all my years, I've never found a PC monitor that would not work with my Mac. And, that still holds true today. I've used several low-end monitors with my current machines, and all work fine.
I've even got a bargain basement DVI monitor connected right-now, and it works perfectly.
Basically, if you want official support and a guarantee, then buy a monitor that specifically lists Mac compatibility.
But, if you are willing to accept that their phone support will avoid helping you, then go with any brand you like.
Understand that Dell is primarily interested in selling and supporting Dell computers. They have no interest in fielding calls from Mac users because they are not going to be familiar with OS X. Naturally, they will list PC compatibility because they know Windows very well.
But, you should also understand that the only difference between an Intel-based Mac and an Windows PC, is that the Intel-based Mac can also run OS X. Otherwise, they are just different brands of computers that use pretty much the same hardware.
I hope this helps.
Let us know if you have other questions.
P.S., if you'd like, go ahead and click the "Helpful" or "Solved" buttons on any of the posts / replies above if you feel they were helpful or adequately answered your question.

Monitors & GF ti4200: Compatibility problems?

Hello everybody, i have this problem with my gforce ti4200. I posted a thread about it but i may have solved it myself. When i use it on my 15" Samsung 550v monitor there are these flickering lines across the screen, and i tried it with a 17" Philips monitor and the same problem was even more visible. I took the whole CPU over to my computer guy and he says that it works just fine on his monitor. Are there really compatibility issues? If so... what type of monitor do i need?
Thank you.
Mark

I doubt there is a compatability issue, I have not heard of any in any of the forums I visit nor have I seen anything posted here.
There could be several causes, bad power at the outlet, some type of interference caused by nearby electronic equipment or magnetic interference. Try moving to different locations or bring the tower and monitor to a friends house and see if there is a difference.

Monitor compatability g3 266 mt

I need to buy a new monitor for my g3 266 mt. I'm running os 8.6. How do I find monitors that are compatable with this older model? What do Iook for, and what do I say to a sales person?

Alan,
Thanx 4 the quick response. Profiler gave no indication of video ram to the card in C1 and it only shows 640 x 480 @ millions, 2 meg to the primary card in slot P1 (or was that F1?). I do not mind the lower resolution for some tasks but It seems to me that the Sony Trinitron monitor should be multi sync.
"leaves the extra ones hanging in mid-air" is what I was thinking but had not checked the glossary yet. I am so old school that I still work with the nubus cards in post Mac II machines Grant refers to frequently. I can now afford my first dream machine, a IIci with a portrait monitor connected to the onboard video and a nubus color card for a color monitor on the side. Hot stuff and $10,000 in 1988! lol
I still use a Quad 700 with a nubus video card, and a 20" super sharp B&W monitor for drafting real estate documents and deeds as my primary work machine. That setup with Filemaker Pro 2.1 has earned me more money than any newer machine! Nothing beets video real estate.
Time for me to update to PCI. I remember when Psyko had the only PCI computer in the house!
Jim
Weather is too nice today to spend more research time indoors after yesterday's snow. Other cards and other questions will have to wait. Thanx again.

X1 and USB monitor compatibility

Hello! I can't connect Thinkpad X1 (1294-2NG) to a monitor L2230XWa (5453-HB1) via USB interface. It does not matter I use USB2.0 or USB3.0. Any time when Windows 7(64bit) starts to recognize a monitor it reports a signal lost and computer hangs with fan running on high speed. Does anybody know is this configuration compatible at all?

hey Atterdag,
with regards to this, could you uninstall the current display drivers for your X1 then plugin the L2230 .
Let windows install its generic drivers and then try the monitor again. If it works, go to http://support.lenovo.com and reinstall the display driver of yout X1.
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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.

DVI compatibility between a new mini and this LG monitor

Hello...
Can anyone help me out? I'm new to the whole DVI thing, as this is my first new mac in a few years, I've only used VGA before. I'm going to be getting a refurbished mini, so it will be either early or late 2009, as soon as the right one comes up for sale on the store. I've ordered this monitor, link below, as it was on sale to use with it. I'm concerned about the DVI-I vs DVI-D thing, if there is any difference. The monitor just lists DVI as a connection option. I just want to be sure this monitor will work fine with my mini, as I only have 14 days to return the monitor, and it might be more than that before I get the mini. I'm guessing the monitor only comes with a VGA cable, so I would have to get a DVI-D to DVI-D male to male cable as well right? That cable seems hard to find on places like best buy online. Any information would be helpful!
Here is the monitor:
http://www.bestbuy.ca/catalog/proddetail.asp?logon=&langid=EN&sku_id=0926INGFS10 133131&catid=22559
Thanks
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Well, it looks like the 14 days have elapsed and you didn't get an answer. It can be difficult to get such specific advice as you were looking for in a timely manner, e.g. this exact mini with this exact display. The odds that someone with that exact kit reads this forum is not as high as you might think, especially if they aren't having any trouble, which would be a good sign in the context of your questions. But generally speaking, it should work.

LED monitor and a 2007 mac pro compatibility

My mac monitor is busted, I need to get a new one, though this time it won't be an apple one. I have a 2007 mac pro, what I need to know is a LED monitor compatible with my mac pro.
For instance, this one,
http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B005MHMFJA/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&smid =A3P5ROKL5A1OLE
I need a monitor with lots of USB ports though am not sure about compatibilit, when it comes to LED.
Thanks

That one will work. You will need a DVI cable.

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.

G4 Power Mac compatibility with new monitor

Have a G4 Power Mac with dual 1.25 processors and a Radeon 9000 Pro graphics card. What limits on flat panel monitors does this system have? 22", 24" or resolution?

What monitors work with a given graphics card is limited by the resolution the card will support. Size of the screen, as such, is irrelevant. The Radeon 9000 I believe supports up to 1920 by 1200 pixels via ADC or DVI and up to 2048 by 1536 via VGA (through a VGA extractor).

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