Switching ExternalMonitor View from "Source Monitor" to "Program Monitor"?

This worked fine in CS6, but I switched to Premiere CC and my external monitor is displaying the contents of Premiere's "Source Monitor" only, not the "Program Monitor". When the Timeline or Program monitor is selected, the extrenal monitor is black. But slecting Source Monitor plays fine on the extrenal moitor (through SDI connection)
How do I switch to the viewing the Program Monitor signal in my external monitor instead of the Source Monitor?
Tech Setup: using Blackmagic ultrastudio mini monitor to send SDI signal. Have installed the latest driver for the Blackmagic ultrastudio, which is approved for Adobe CC. Everything works perfectly in Premiere CS6, it's an issue inside Premiere CC.
Thanks!

Thanks for your help Peter!
>>What Premiere and Blackmagic version are you on?
Premiere Pro CC v7.2.0
Black Magic Desktop Video 9.9.3 (the latest version)
>>What are your sequence settings?
Timebase: 23.976 (the Flanders monitor is compatible with 23.976 at 1080p, same as my functioning CS6 setup)
Frame Size: 1920x1080
Pixel Aspect Ratio: Square Pixels
Fields: Lower Field First (the default in CC)
Display Format: 24fps (no option for 23.976)
Preview File Format: Quicktime
Codec:; ProRes 422
1920x1080
None of the three bottom options are checked (Max Bit Depth, Max Render Quality, Composite in Linear Color)

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