20 Most Recent Kogi l4ax 14.1" Flat Panel LCD Monitor Questions & Answers

Are you able to boot in SAFE MODE? since your monitor works on one PC, but not another, it could be your screen resolution settings in the OS on the 7000 - safe mode loads only basic windows components - and you should be able to get to the desktop and reset the resolution down to a size that suits the monitor you are using. Alternately, if you are not comfortable with uninstall tools or don't want to waste a day going into safe mode all day long to fix something which may not need attention, if you have access to a spare monitor you can try it on the 7000 and see if you get the same message at normal startup - if you don't - you can lower the resolution a tad once you get to the desktop, shut down as usual, hook the I4ax back up, reboot and see if it works. Either of these suggestions will only cost you a bit of your time - zero money and should have no negative impact on your OS or any associated hardware. This is a simple DIY deal and worth a try at least.

This is a 1024x768 native, analog-VGA monitor.

Any standard VGA (D-sub) cable/chord will do.

you will need a signal cable

if you have the type of connections on your laptop, find the correct port and connect the monitor to it using the same cable you use for your desktop.
after the monitor is connected to the laptop and turned on, go ahead and press the key combination (Fn+CRT/LCD) you have to press both at the same time or hold Fn and then press CRT/LCD, you may have to do that two or three times in order for you to get the correct set up and you would see the choice on your laptop. Select the one that you prefer.
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Yes, this is a 1024x768 native, analog-VGA monitor.

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if you are implying the task bar, you can try to click on the bottom of the screen and drag upwards then right click on the task bar and lock it in place/

We need to narrow down the problem first. Let make sure that it is not the problem with the monitor by hooking it up the other PC, or hook up PC to another monitor to see if you still get the same problem with new monitor attached to it. The VGA cable can be bad also.

This particular monitor does not have microphone.

Try www.cables2go.com. They sell about every replacement power cable known to man. Hope this helps.

Try searching www.driverguide.com

jim

my supply has the following specs.
LIEN CHANG
BSA-35-115
AC input- 110-240v 1A  47-63Hz
DC output 10-17v  3.5A
Nom. V 12v
Nom current 2.9A
output power 35A max.

With this you can likely find a universal "brick" that covers your needs

Jay

try checking lcd logic board.

Hi this is the way how to examine what's wrong with your LCD monitors. After you turned it on and the screen went blank, you have to check that if you can see the image on the screen or not by shining a flashlight into the screen, not directly but find the best angle to the screen and take a look very closely. If you can see the icons or any image, there will be a minor problem. This is because of the lamps inside screen. Some of them were broken and it is very easy to replace. If you cannot see anything on the screen, there'll be some problems with inverter board. You might go get technician to fix it. Hope this help!! If anything I can help you with, feel free let me know.
Thank you,
Tan

First, you need to eliminate the video card or the Kogi as the problem, which is quite easy to do by testing a known working monitor on the Matrox card.

It seems that you may have a faulty switch, I have included a video that covers Video Monitor Repair and generally is the same for most models. Things to keep in mind when repairing units is that components inside can have high voltage, sharp edges and corrosive content. Each model is a little different yet the component placement and purpose is pretty universal for brands and display units. Please take care when opeining and diagnosing the issues with your unit. Source:

This is the cord you're looking for. It's the same as the power cord for PCs. Only difference is the right end of the cable as that depends on which country you are in. You should be able to grab one of these at your nearest PC shop.